Samuel Jordan to Headline Middletown Music Club Night
Cincinnati tenor Samuel Jordan, recently signed with Cincinnati Summer Opera for 1963, will headline Middletown Music Club Guest Night. The 8:15 p.m. recital at the Girls' Club features an all art song program with Dr J Laurence Willhide on piano and a Western Ohio audience setup.
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Middletown Music Club
Cincinnati
Samuel Jordan
Cincinnati Summer Opera Association
Middletown Girls’ Club
Jordan
Pensacola
Fla
Florida State University
Robert Powell
Jordon
Handel
Schumann
Dupare
Britten
Warlock
Benjamin Britten
Michelangelo
Peter Warlock
Straus
Brahms
Jasminenstrauch
J. Laurence Willhide
Graduate School
University of Cincinnati
College- Conservatory
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Max Rudolf
Music Hall
David Oistrakh
Benny Goodman
Novelty
Mme
M .Casadesus
Yehudi Menuhin
Edith ‘Peinemann
Middletown
Civic Chorus
Honegger
King David
First Methodist Church
Golden Anniversary Observed and Music Notes
Golden Anniversary observed for Mr and Mrs Ren N Montgomery at their Middletown home with family dinner and open house. The 50th wedding anniversary marks March 31 1913 in Kentucky, with children Drexel Steve Montgomery Lillian Thomson and Wilma Stephens and six grandchildren. Also notes on local bands and concerts including Cincinnati Symphony and choral events.
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Ren N. Montgomery
Winona Drive
Brelsford Ave
Trenton
Montgomerys
Ezel
Ohio
Winchester
Middletown
Drexel Steve Montgomery
L. D
Lillian) Thomson
Mount Dora
Fla
Leonard
Wilma) Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Kurt Kasch Co
Dayton
Theater Dreams and the Price of a Broadway Breakthrough
Val Sorvino, a 23 year old tenor who once seemed poised for stardom, explains why talent and looks alone fail in theater. He cites acting school training under Sanford Meisner and Lehman Engel, notes dancing as essential, and describes juggling odd jobs while staying single-minded about becoming an artist.
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Val Sorvino
Mario Lanza
Val
Musical Theatre Academy of New York
Sanford Meisner
Lehman Engel
Hanya Holm
Parental revolt cuts 1962 toy sales and prices
New York AP reports parents rebelled against high priced toys during the 1962 season. Trade journals note lower future prices with emphasis on affordable items under five dollars. At the American Toy Fair buyers saw the shift toward low and mid priced playthings and wary views on expensive gadgetry.
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New York
Yuletide
Brooklyn singer Val aims for big break in operatic career
The article profiles a Brooklyn singer nicknamed Val who, backed by his family and benefactors like the late James Melton, disciplines himself with calisthenics and voice lessons. He recalls pessimistic comments and weight worries while pursuing a career in singing, noting his goal to perform Othello and describing his modest 194 pounds and evolving physique.
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James Melton
Prince
Val
Lafayette High School
Brooklyn
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Admetus
Gluck
Cincinnati May Music Festival
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Cincinnati Community Orchestra
Cincinnati Summer Opera
Andrea Chenier
Lt. Pinkerton
Kentucky Opera Association of Louisville
Kurt Weill
Lima
Tenor
Pastorella
Dein Angesicht Ihre Stimme Mein Schone Stern Jasminenstrauch
Michelangelo Si Come Nella Penna
Yarmouth Fair
Piano
Duparce
U. S
Willam J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Bridal Registry
C.S.O
Joe High School
United States
John Ogden
Paul Morrow
Carnegie Hall
Lemon - Monroe
Bard
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Church of the Ascension
Gabriel Faure
George Ladenauer
Robert Eschenauer
Joanne Brooks
Clement R. Burton
Marcel Dupre
Caruso
Central Park
Wernher von Braun
Aed
Pepe
Family Weekly
McGee's
Vannest
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