Wagner Chorale Performs Well but Not Up to Standard
Daniel Cariaga reviews the Los Angeles Master Chorale Brahms Requiem performance at the Music Center led by Roger Wagner with Brunetta Mazzolini and Archie Drake. He notes moments of beauty and emotion but spots pitch issues in early parts, minor soprano inconsistencies, and suggests the choir shows no radical personnel change since last season.
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Brunetta Mazzolini
Archie Drake
Drake
Beethoven
Brahms
Mazzolini
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Glendale Orchestra Delivers Solid Second Music Center Concert
Walter Ducloux guest conducted the Glendale Symphony Orchestra in its 43rd season at the Music Center. Lillian Steuber soloed Brahms and the program included Weber Euryanthe Overture, Brahms Second Concerto, and Moussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition with a lighter Zador Variations as the closing piece. The brass defined the evening with strong playing, though the Goldenberg and Schmuyle segment ran a bit fast and muddy at times.
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Lillian Steu] Jber
Glendale Symphony Orchestra
Ducloux
USC Symphony
Glendale
Weber
Euryanthe
Brahms
Eugene Zador
Lillian Steuber
Brahm
Moussorgsky
Goldenberg and Schmuyle
Daniel Cariaga
Ex-Orphan Gila Finds Many Kin as Rich Girl
Hollywood gossip outlines Gila Galan once a penniless Polish orphan who came to the United States a couple of years ago and pursued acting. Now affluent and in three films, she discovers numerous relatives claiming kin, while she faces confusing photos and letters alleging twin sisters and family resemblance.
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Hollywood
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Gia
Galan
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Poland
Russia
Jou
Merv Griffin
Kookier
Hannah Hork
Toots Gila
Shor
Jerry Lewis
Flint
Death Valley Time hits New York nightclub scene
A chaotic collage of 1960s club chatter and jokes highlights New York nightlife. references to subway strikes, gaslights, and comic quips feature Pat Henry, Jerry Vale, and Gila, as readers glimpse the era’s showbiz hustle and a quirky plea for background stories from readers.
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Subway
Death Valley Time
Anon
Earl
Show Times ar suumnatte and other items
Fragmented OCR shows a mix of titles and stray phrases. It mentions Show Times, a Bead, a 10:35 time, references to Boys Meet The Gira, Yale, Fen Ta 180, Auden, Wiz 428, and various scattered names and numbers without clear context.
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Yale
A.az
Auden
Rother Jo
Akarole
Jose
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