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Best Talent Available as Been Se-
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This year's May Festival, May 18
to 21, presents a collection of artists
and programs which combine to make
it a climax to Dr. A. A. Stanley's 33
years of kservice as director of the
University School of Music.
To begin with the cast of soloists
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them have never been heard in Ann
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tra. Merle Alcock, a renowned ora-
torio singer, will sing in the "Elijah."
Charles Marshall, whose operatic
debut in Chicago is comparable) to
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