Art USA 58 Exhibit Comes to Madison Square Garden
New Yorkers will face a crowded gallery and busy aisles as Art USA 58 opens at Madison Square Garden from January 17 to 26. The sprawling show features 4000 paintings and 300 sculptures and drew 20 000 to 30 000 applicant artists from across the United States Alaska and abroad. Gallery organizer Lee Nordness rents a five story warehouse to prepare the sprawling display under tight Garden deadlines. An admission charge is expected with a catalog planned. Artists pay a 3 entry fee. A 5000 fund supports Adolph Gottlieb and William Zorach, reflecting a wide range of styles and preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
USA
Madison Square Garden
Alaska
Lee Nordness
Adolph Gottlieb
William Zorach
Actor Brian Keith Falls In Love With a Horse
Hollywood star Brian Keith, in Lone Pine California for location work on Hell's Highway, has bought a buckskin quarter horse. He will keep the horse at a nearby stable after filming and bring it home when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Brian Keith
Lone Pine
Calif
Brian
Balanchine Delivers Two Distinct Premieres in One Season
New York City Ballet presents two contrasting Balanchine ballets, Square Dance and Agon, showcasing his range from folk dance adaptations to Stravinsky’s intricate score. The piece highlights Balanchine’s focus on kinetic clarity and modern vitality, with context on his American career and notable dancers like Tanaquil Le Clercq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Balanchine
New York City
Vivaldi
Corelli
Igor Stravinsky
Balanchine
Michel Fokine
Paganini
Serge Diaghilev
Europe
America
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Tanaquil LeClercq
New York Ballet
Copenhagen
Record Roundup of New Disks and Classical Selections
A brief review roundup covers Franz Waxman and Irving Berlin titles on RCA Victor, a Bijou compilation from Columbia, Jackie Gleason’s Oooo sound album, a Garner gag record from Verve, and Horowitz Chopin with deep, ample performances including the Barcarolle and nocturnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Waxman
Irving Berlin
RCA Victor
BIJOU
Herman Herd
Joe
Columbia
Jackie Gleason
Windy Hill
Capitol
Irving Garner
Ody
Erroll Garner
Horowitz
Chopin
Pop and classical records and performances reviewed
The piece surveys pop hits by Elvis Presley Johnny Mathis Pat Boone Everly Brothers and J Andrews with orchestral and organ work by Eugene Power Biggs in Boston Symphony Hall. It also highlights sacred songs instrumental sets of Mendelssohn Saint Saens Liszt and Chopin with praise for Kentner and criticism of Liszt Faust waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Presley
RCA Victor
Johnny Mathis
Columbia
April Love
Pat Boone
Dot
Little Suzie
Everly Brothers
Cadence
My Fair Lady
J. Andrews R. Harrison
Saint- Saens
Eugene
Philadelphia Orchestra
Boston
Symphony Hall
E. Power Biggs
Kirsten
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
London
Louis Kentner
Liszt
Chopin
Capitol
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Consult
E. Broadway
George Masa
S. 6Th Ave
N. Campbell
Rallis
Choice Prime Rib
Ap Sea Foods
Orphan Annie
Citizen’s
By W
G. Rogers
Jack
Colorado
Broadway
Irving Kolod
Lincoln Center
Corp
Philharmonic
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