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… TRAVEL SUPPLEMENT 1 2UIr4lilaU lJattg SUNDAY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 27, 1955 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN PAGE ONE _. I r - + wr+ PICTURESQUE FRAME: The village of Thun in the Bernese Oberland…

…- tionally a little more frantic than that of Cannes. The Festival here takes place in the heat of August and has the full complement of blue-jeaned auto- graph seekers who gather before the theaters in the…

…, Music Literature NEXT SUMMER, when thousands of Americans flock to Europe, the man- agers of music festivals will nightly thank the gods for the naive idea that great music is even greater in impressive…

…. Many Americans not yet aware of this will leave the festivals disappointed. The average American, accustomed to our bigness of sound and technical super- iority, has no conception of the varieties of the…

… characteristic European intensity of subtlety and nuance. He will be almost as confused by European musical insight as he is with the strange language he hears. He will also be chagrined to find these festivals…

… featuring his own American per- formers, a number sponsored this year by ANTA, the American National Theatre and Academy. The New York Philhar- monic, for instance, will again highlight the Edinburgh Festival…

…, and the New York City Ballet and the Philadelphia Orchestra will each manage to hit a number of festivals. (Even Europeans suffer from the demands of virtuosos; I see that this latter group will climax…

… the Strasbourg Festival with Yardumian's Armenian Suite, so begrudgingly received at our own May Festival last year), THE ATTITUDE of most festival-goers (which they will never admit), is that the music…

… more important than the music performed in them. Many Americans will even wonder what Yardumian has to do with Strasbourg, and why his musi is not performed in a special festival in Armenia (which, after…

… all, may not be a bad idea). Mr. Yardumian notwithstand- ing, the festival programs seem excep- tionally ambitious and appetizing to a can-fed American musical public; even these, though, are quite…

… raise cash for attending the two-week festivities. Theusually busy summer social season in Ann Arbor has been made even more ebulient of late by the arrival of Marie Winn of New York City and Cambridge…

… folk- dances. While in Ann Arbor for the sum- mer Miss Winn is staying at the Ann Arbor Hill manse of Miss Hal- ka Feinberg, now in Europe. The quiet and pleasant seclusion of the manse, she reports…

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… FOUR oh1~THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY,; t'[ T,20, 1955 ..Y . ..,.,..,,....,SA.. U.. . 2(L 1953 .. LIABILITIES INVOLVED: Gittler Terms Obesity Disease Fifth Youth Festival Set If you are…

… the Fifth World Festival of Youth and Students is held this month. Native costumes will be worn for demonstration dances every day from July 31 to August 14 whenr youth from countries including Japan, C…

…4 na, Latin America, Aus- tria, France, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Africa, Finland and many others attend the festival. Various Contests The Youth Festival is being sponsored by the Anti…

… occupations will attend the festival. In all participating countries, fund-raising projects have been launched in order to finance. the < Warsaw trip for interested youth. In Belgium a special postcard has been…

… issued, and proceeds from sales will go to a fund for-festival- goers. Japan's Fetes In Japan, fetes are being organ- ized, the funds going towards cov- ering the costs of that country's delegation's trip…

…. In Great Britain, delegates staged an extra fund drive to assist young people of Kenya and Malaya who want to come to the festival in Warsaw. Special stamps have been issued in Denmark and Norway to…

… arrangement, Mrs. Frank N. Wood of Ann Arbor, will speak on "The Traditions of Ja- panese Flower Arrangements" at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Archi- tecture Auditorium. The Festival will also embrace Japanese…

… was learned that the house mother was 19 years old. Open Letter to Students' Wives Michigan Bell Welcomes You to Ann Arbor If you are a former telephone operator and would like to work while your…

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…0 I PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1952 New Festival Of Japanese Art ToOpen The impressive Japanese Art Festival, unmatched in the his- tory'of the University, will get a…

… colorful send off today with an ex- hibition of masses of rare chry- santhemums on display in the lob- , by of Alumni Memorial Hall. 'Climaxing a week of Festival activities, which is planned to cre- ate…

… has been any- tiing comparable to the festival in the United $tates. The theme of the entire Festival is a gesture of good will to Japan with reference to the recent sign- ing of the Japanese Peace…

… Dieken rehearse with Prof. Edythe M. Albert (seated) at the piano for the Festival of Song program which will be held at 2 p.m. in Hill Aud. The Festival is for elementarly school children in the Ann Arbor…

… area. Children To Make WUOM festival of Song' Tour 1~. 4 ,U I Hundreds of elementary school children from the Ann Arbor area will flock into Hill Auditorium for WUOM's "Festival of Song," at 2 p…

… so the song used the Russian word "suffering" for the equivalent of the Ameri- can "blues," Prof. Humecky said. The second song learned was about hunters, rabbits, a beautiful girl and snow. The group…

… capacity without adding new capacity," he report- ed. "And increase in capacity, aft- er all, is the prime requisite of growth." REHEARSING--University students Jean Barr (left), Paul Schultz and LeAnn…

… series was carried over 26 Michigan stations. To Dance, Sing During the festival today, many of the children will dance and sing the songs they learned over the air. Prof. Edythe M. Albert of the music…

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…Sunday, February 26, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnne Elevem _____215H M H N A THE EVENTS .. . Festival Gimmick Sports Abroad By ERNEST THEODOSSIN Next, U.S. ambassador to Italy AMERICANS glancing…

…Blackboard Jungle." Everything asuch hoice information revealed worked out all right, and Venetians Awa "inner of YFD ilm Festival got to see such uncontroversial Winner" American opera as B-rt Lancaster Winner rin…

… "The Kentuckian," a tale of These tags refer to a new pu-,rnte America, and "Interrupt- licity stunt called "Film Festivals," ed Melody," the melodramatic saga probably the most ingenious ad- of an opera…

… singer, vertising gimmick since radio lis- SECOND: Many countries, the teners were bombarded with "Tal- United States included, use the lulah the Tube" several years ago. festivals for propaganda purposes…

… Film festivals were initiated by and monetary gains. an unknown press agent in 1932 Berliners, as an example of the and since the last World War former, were treated at their festi- they have become…

… The festivals at Cannes on the with enthusiastic laughs and boos. Riviera in the spring and Venice "The Kentuckian," apart from in late summer are undoubtedly being chosen to appease the irrate the most…

… important, although Mrs. Luce, was sent abroad be- Edinburgh and Berlin get their cause festival publicity would in- share of attention sure a several-hundred-thousand dollar increase in box-office re- COMMON…

… MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Yl r e Stirh ii MUSIC SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1951 FOUR PAGES 4 ' May Festival To Climax Music Season Ormandy To Direct 'C' 7Ormand To…

… entities in themselves, but rather as parts * * * 1-1 May Festival Programs *May Festival Originated 58Yearsgo Found Success From Beginning The May Festival, an Ann Arbor tradition of national fame for…

… Herman Raju, Grad., Activities Assistant, International Center, 603 East Madison St., Ann Arbor. Pershing Rifles Elect Commander Robert Miller, '55BAd, was re- cently elected company comman- der of the…

…. Bergholf names enough moss now, and has finally reading, writing and travelling settled down in a modern home among his hobbies. "I was a roll- on the outskirts of Ann Arbor. Mason To Appear in Second Annual…

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… by announcing this as an "annual" festival. * * * AS IT TURNED out, that year's May Festival was a far greater success than possibly anyone had dreamed it might be. The Ann Arbor area, then sparsely…

… caught "festival fever," offering special rates and providing transportation to Ann Arbor for people in neighboring areas wishing to attend the festival. The concerts were given in the auditorium of…

… mid-! born of necessity when another way through the winter that' shorter-lived tradition died a sud- through a misunderstanding the den and agonized death. Boston group wouldn't appear in; * * Ann…

… Arbor that year, the Musical, FROM THE inception of the University Musical Society and the Choral Union in the 1879- 80 season, concerts were given throughout the school year, fea- turing both the Choral…

… EUGENE ORMANDY Conductor, Philadelphia Orchestra THOR JOHNSON Cincinnati Orchestra HILL AUDITORIUM I Ann Arbor, Michigan SOLOISTS CONDUCTORS LJUBA WELITCH. NORMA MARIAN HEYDE . ANDERSC…

…: Charles A. Sink, President, University Musical Society, Burton Memorial Tower, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Checks should be made pay- able to: University Musical Society. / m ; NATHAN MILSTEIN Renowned…

… EUGENE ORMANDY . . . . . . Philadelphia THOR, JOHNSON . . . . . . . Cincinnati Orchestra ALEXANDER HILSBERG Orchestra Associate, Philadelphia Orchestra MARGUERITTE HOOD Festival Youth Chorus…

… MARGUERITE HOOD . . . . . . Festival MACK HARRELL. Youth Chorus NATHAN MILSTEIN x 1 . . . violinist ALEXANDER WILLIAM PR HILSBERG . . violinist ORGANIZATIONS IMROSE WILLIAM KINCAID. WILLIAM…

… KAPELL . . . . . violist . . . . . flutist . . . . pianist . . . . pianist The Philadelphia Orchestra The University Choral Union The Festival Youth Chorus JAMES WOLFE. The Philadelphia Orchestra will…

…mUsic SUPPLEMENT t~A D~atij mUsic SUPPLEMENT MAY FESTIVAL, APRIL 30 -MAY 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1953 PAGE ONE [op Talent Featured in. 60th May festival Ormandy…

… conductor . . . guest conducting * s * * * *M NO STRANGER to Ann Arbor, Philadelphia Orchestra conductor Eugene Ormandy will return once again this year to lead the famed orchestra in several May Festival…

… popular entertainment medium for fifteen years following the Ameri- can composer's death, but a trav- eling Gershwin Festival is some- thing new to the nation and to Ann Arbor concert-goers. Appearing at…

… Y 1Mwr :4haitI MUSIC SUPPLEMENT MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1952 Concert Series Includes New Attractions Tucker To Begin 'U…

… first time outside its native city, the Boston POPS Orchestra will be heard by Ann Arbor audiences on March 23 in Hill Auditorium. Originally founded in 1885, the Boston POPS follows the regular winter…

… in Block A. ; Gershwin,'Pops' Orchestras Slated Choral Union Also Offers Lengthy List of Famed Soloists, Choruses Two musical attractions new to Ann Arbor audiences will this year share the Hill…

… Orchestra will be brought to Ann Arbor for the first time in -the regu- lar series and extra series' 74th season. .* * * * ON MARCH 2, the Gershwin Orchestra, a newly organized tour group, will appear on the…

… whom have already made Ann Arbor debuts. Opening the regular series on October 8 will be Richard Tucker leading tenor of the Metropolitan Opera who is in constant demand for concert, oratorio, records…

… world. The Danish National Orches- tra's first national tour, which will come through Ann Arbor on Nov. 13 will be conducted by Erik Tux- en, known in America because of his guest appearances with the…

… the United States. Claudio Arrau, distinguished Chilean pianist, will be presented in Ann Arbor for the second time when he appears on the extra ser- ies Nov. 25. Minneapolis Symphony To Perfornm The…

… Brazilian soprano star of three continents, will present the fifth in the series of Choral Union concerts Dec. 1 in Hill Auditorium. The vivacious red-haired singer will appear in Ann Arbor in the course of a…

… of his "Rhapsody in Blue" and Concerto in F. Two vo- calists, Carolyn Long and Theodor Uppman, will offer several groups of tuneful, witty Gershwin songs. Standard program selections in- clude: an…

… THE MICHIGAN GAILY PAGE FIVE KTMMAV WAV 1. 1ft.99 D Jv.~xA iLe LY7c . £ iaoaKT E MC IA AL AEF Frosh Weekend Results in Tie MUSICAL INTERPRETATIONS: Dance Club Will Hold. Concert at Ann Arbor…

… and his orchestra played for both affairs. A guided missile will be set off at 8 p.m. this evening as part of the Modern Dance Club concert to be presented in Pattengill Au- ditorium of Ann Arbor High…

… High Blue, Maize Share Honor, Win Award Efforts of both Frosh Weekend teams, Blue and Maize, were re- warded last night as judges an- nounced tie decisions. The teams were judged on their themes…

…, former League president served as judges. According to the judges, the work and enthusiasm of both teams were so close that a tie de- cision had to be rendered. Maize and Blue Team names will be engraved…

… on a plaque as an award for their winning produc- tions. Blunders Depicted M - barrassing Blupers," the Blue Team production, was held last Friday evening. Bluepers, meaning social blunders were de…

…- picted at four "U of M's," Mexico, Moscow, Monte Carlo and Michi- gan. General chairman for the Blue team was Maureen Isay. Other chairmen were Sally Glass, assist- ant general chairman; Ernestine Johnson…

… tickets; Myke Gold and Betty Sykes, publicity and Ann Cohn and Angela Suino, floorshow. The Central Committee contin- ues with Jean Schlusberg, stage manager; Jane Mencher, patrons. Sue Doherty, finances…

…. Patty Hal- Slt awards and judges; Nancy Lindgren, programs and Ann Mc- Donald and Sally Sheu, decora- tions. Elf Invades Dormitory "Mae'z Here To Stay," was the Maize Team production. The skit concerned…

…-True friendship shines through as the elf, Marylen Segel who is the Maize Team general chairman, saves Maureen Isay, general chairman for the Blue team, from making an "M-barrassing Bluper." Frosh Weekend rivalry…

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… Center, will show the students slides of Ann Arbor and the Uni- versity Saturday evening. High- lighting the social program will be a reception held on Saturday, Feb. 23. tI3. James Davis, head of the…

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… chairmanships of the committees for both the Maize and Blue teams.' Positions which are available for both teams are general chairman, assistant general chairman, floor- show chairman and her assistant and the…

…." Singer Hibbler, noted for his recording of "Unchained Melody,"! reached stardom in two years, Duane commented. Called "The Voice With Tonal Pantomine," he is said to be completely at home in the blues…

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…I THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957 IE MiCIIIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Jazz Artists To Present Festival of Music Events Around Campus Frosh Weekend Petitioning for Frosh Weekend opens today for the…

… Festival of Jazz Music." The program, featuring Ted Heath and his band, vocalists June Christy and Al Hibbler and Eddie Heywood at the piano, is the 1957 Inter-House Council- Assembly Dormitory Council…

… organizations for men's and women's residence halls., Speaking of the Festival itself, Duane remarked that Ted Heath's band is a leading jazz band in England. The musicians have toured both the United States and…

… four featured conductors will be in Ann Arbor, May 1, 2, 3 and 4 for the May Festival. . The first program of the series will highlight soprano Eleanor Steber. Short Symphony-Swanson. "Exultate, jubilate…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1952 I I _...,w May Festival Programs Announced Eleven soloists, including seven Metropolitan opera stars, .and the Philadelphia Symphony Orches- tra under…

…- panied by the University Choral Union conducted by Thor John- son. Violinist Nathan Milstein and the annual presentation by the Festival Youth Chorus will hold' the spotlight on Saturday after- noon…

…. Overture to "Russian and Ludmilla" -Glinka. Song Cycle. from the Masters - Arr. Russell Howland. (Festival Youth Symphony No. 5 in B flat major- Schubert. Concerto in A minor, Op. 53 for vi- lin and…

… Tristan and Isolde-Wagner. (Miss. Varney and Mr. Svanholm.) The fifth concert of the festival Sunday afternoon will feature baritone Mark Harrell, Guiomar Novaes, pianist and the Choral Union. Overture to…

… SU MUSIC SUPPLEME NT 4:II,~ 5k 43an tit SUPPLEMENT FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1951 FOUR PAGES ~} Choral Union Series Will Open Thursday Extra Series To…

…; Spanish Soprano Makes Ann Arbor Debut Oct. 4 <~,3, The internationally famous Spanish soprano, Victoria de los' Angeles, will open the Choral Union's 1951-52 season when she appears in recital Oct. 4 in…

… to the audience leaning back in the luxury of blue upholstered theatre style seats, the huge hall may remind them only of the famous stars who have appeared there, or perhaps bring visions of those to…

… series of six con- certs presented in Ann Arbor each spring, draws musical artists from many parts of the world. These concerts represent the culmination of a definite program of concerts presented…

…- cently found music." The trio presents a concert in Ann Arbor each semester and plays engagements throughout the state. In Detroit last fall the trio and the Woodwind Quintet played a special reception for…

…PRESENTATION BEGUN IN 1894: May Festival Features Well-Known Musical Artists in Six Conce !(x1' ''vJ rts EVERY SATURDAY-An important part of football Saturdays is the University Marching Band…

…. Precision marching, intricate dance steps and elaborate formations as well as fine playing have characterized the band. It is one of three bands at the University. UniversityHas Three Bands May Festival, a…

… Festival, a series of six con- certs presented in Ann Arbor each spring, draws musical artists from many parts of the world. These concerts represent the' culmination of a definite program of concerts…

… made of the re- c ently found music." The trio presents a concert in Ann Arbor each semester and plays engagements throughout the state. In Detroit last fall the trio and the Woodwind Quintet played a…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRESENTATION BEGUN IN 1894: May Festival Features Well-Known Musical Artists in Six Concerts EVERY SATURDAY-An important part 'of football Saturdays is the University Marching…

…-Lon Qui BRUSH WITH THE LAW - A member of the Ann Arbor police force delivered subpoenas for attendance of the lawyers' Crease Ball to all dates of law students. The annual dance will be pres- ented from 9 p…

… Haydn DVORAK: Concerto in B minor for 'cello and Orchestra vel- Over forty persons from the faculty and staff of the University Sits and from the Ann Arbor Teachers Club have expressed an FC, interest in…

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… Yugoslav Ambassador, to appear in concerts and with the Metropoli- tan Opera. MISS MILANOY will appear at the fourth May Festival Concert at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Hill Aud- itorium. Since Miss Milanov…

… feature original band works by contemporary composers, be- ginning with "Symphony in B flat," by Paul Hindemith, and "Legend," by Paul Creston. The program will then conclude with the Ann Arbor premier per…

… the Ann Arbor Civic Symphony concert at 7 p.m. Sun- day in the Ann Arbor High School Auditorium. The evening's program will in- clude "Chorale" from "Easter Cantata" by Bach; "Symphony No. 8" by…

… Hall in the Law School. COMMUNIST-DOMINATED SPONSORS: West Opposes Vienn~a Site of Youth Festival f .. (Continued from Page 1) and a carnival. Competitions in art, films and sports are planned. This…

… private and group do- nations. The AYFO is chartering a plane to go to the festival. Their package trip allows ror round- trip transportation, a two-day stopover in Paris, train transpor- tation to Vienna…

… and all Festival expenses. Affect Three Groups According to the information distributed by the Independent Service for Information on the festival, the student convention is aimed at positively…

… affecting three basic target groups: 1) The peoples of Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Latin Amer- ica are included in Soviet propa- ganda efforts which foster the forces of nationalism. 2) The Festivals…

… are used to in- still optimism, solidarity and dis- cipline in the Communist youth. By allowing the carefully con- trolled freedom of the festival, the Soviet leaders provide an outlet for restive…

… the Festival are publicized in the three target- group countries. The January is- sue of "Festival," the preparatory c o m m i t t e e newspaper, carries greetings to the festival from fa- mous men of…

…, rector of Moscow State University. National and regional festivals to instill enthusiasm about the in- ternational convention are being held in individual countries. Conduct Free Tours The Soviets also…

… World War II, the Festivals have varied only as dif- ferent political tactics have been adopted by Soviet foreign policy. The goals, popularizing Soviet views, instilling confidence and loyalty in Soviet…

… sent back. They did not, in fact, arrive until about 3' a.m. Such was the first May Festival. THERE'S AN OLD TRADITION in Ann- Arbor that it always rains at least once during the May Festival. But seldom…

…t I MUSIC SUPPLEMENT. Li L1 e Latest Deadline in the State :43 aiI4 MUSIC SUPPLEMENT -t: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1952 FOUR PAGES .7 Top Talent Featured in 59th May…

… just arrived from Europe where she was quite a success, but who was virtually unknown 4 in the United States. Miss Gates boarded a train that same day, arriving in Ann Arbor in time to sing the identical…

… program Miss Galli-Curci was to sing, making a hit with the Ann Arbor audience at the same time, both, for her singing, which observers agreed was good, and for her efforts; in coming to the University on…

… provide the instrumental works and background music. Three of the featured singers have never before been heard In Ann Arbor. The other vocal soloists have appeared here before but their performances at the…

… Metropolitan this season, and tenor Anton Dermota, who will ar- rive from Europe shortly before his AnUArorUpp Ann Arbor appearance will all be featured here for the first time. *11 fA1nn Pn * CHARLES A. SINK…

…': Philadelphia Orchestra To Perform at All Six Concerts r. The Philadelphia Orchestra, which will provide the orchestral element for all six Festival con- certs, marks its seventeenth con- secutive year at Ann…

… Arbor's an- tra has steadily climbed until it now stands, in the opinion of many critics, at the very top of the mu- sical world. Stokowski, who has long been and stis .on +f th , .+st enn await further…

… Festival was inaugurated. It came as a cli- max to the Society's activites for the year. For this event, the Boston Fes- tival Orchestra, under the baton of Emil Mollenhauer, was brought to Ann Arbor for a…

… Attributed To Festival (Continued from Page 1) time to time also engaged im- portant out-of-town soloists as well as ensemble groups. On several occasions in the ear- ly 90's the Boston Symphony Or- chestra…

… performed. During most of this early period, from four to six concerts were given annually. Festival Inaugurated In the spring of 1894, under the energetic leadership of Albert A, Stanley, the First May…

… festival of three concerts. In the final concert of Choral Union Chorus, with solo- ists from New York, joined forces in the presentation of' Verdi's "Manzoni" Requiem This Festi- val was the first music…

…- rounding states. The following year, the number of concerts was increased to four. A few years later it was further increased to five and still later to six. The Boston Festival Orches- tra performed…

… annually for the first 11 years. In the Festival of 1905, the Chi- cago Orchestra under Frederick Stock, took part and continued to do so for 31 years. Beginning with the Festival of 1936, the Phila- delphia…

… Orchestra has been heard annually in all six concerts. Old 'U' Hall Up to 1913, the concerts and festivals were held in old Uni- versity Hall. Since that time they have taken place in Hill Auditor- ium, funds…

… Chicagoland Musical Baritone Enjoys Successful Career DONALD GRAMM Festival. This prize led to many appearances on Mutual's "Chi- cago Theatre of the Air." Gramm has become familiar to thousands of Americans…

… is one of the most popu- lar artists of the major summer music Festivals in North America. He has appeared at the Berkshirt Music Festival, the Hollywood Bowl and the Brandeis Festival of the Creative…

… love for good music is what makes them alike." Conductor Ormandy arrived in Ann Arbor shortly after noon yes- terday. In his guest room at the League, he relaxed for a moment and formed a message to the…

…II THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. MAY 4. 1956 I I X56 MAY FESTIVAL: Ormandy Says 'Audiences Are Alike' /I Al "These students," Ormandy said, "attended the Festivals. Here they heard some of the…

… Festivals meant to students in the past and how much benefit they derived from the Festivals. Present day students," he said, "should also, be able to benefit from the Festivals." Praises Sink During the…

… interview, Conduc- tor Ormandy pointed out the part played by Musical Society presi- dent Charles A. Sink. "Dr. Sink," Ormandy said, "has been and is one of the most co- operative festival heads I have ever…

…." Ormandy has conducted the Philadelphia Orchestra in 20 con- secutive May Festival series. "We always try," Maestro Eu- gene Ormandy concluded, "to make each concert enjoyable." Petitioning Closes…

… 1956 May Festival, is shown directing the Philadelphia Orchestra. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Following Is the fourth in a series of articles cov- ering this year's May Festival.) By RENE GNAM 1 "Programs for a…

… words, you have to serve a musical menu to cover the six concerts of 'the' Festival. You, have a great oppor- tunity to serve a perfectly bal- anced musical menu, a menu which. must list works of the…

… Society's annual May Fes- tival concert series. "Year after year;" he said, "this is something we all look forward to. We have given between 140 and 150 concerts this year, and the Festival is actually the…

… climax of our season. "This Festival," Maestro Orman-, dy said, "has not only been built on a great orchestra, stars and choruses, but also on the music. People Love the Music "People who come to a concert…

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… DAILY .._ .. _ , -71 The Baroque Genius Bernini J7 ,HE NNrl ,S ROME Festival Gimmick Sports City of Three Ages PIAZZO NAVONA WITH THE FOUNTAIN OF THE FOUR RIVERS AT THE END OF THE SQUARE I…

… See ROME, Page 7 By ERNEST THEODOSSIN AMERICANS glancing over ad- vertisements for obscure Amer- ican and foreign films often find such choice information revealed as "Winner of YXZ Film Festival Award…

…" or GFD Prize Festival Winner." These tags refer to a new pub- licity stunt called "Film Festivals," probably the most ingenious ad- vertising gimmick since radio lis- teners were bombarded with "Tal…

…- lulah the Tube" several years ago. Film festivals were initiated by an unknown press agent in 1932 and since the last World War they have become commonplace throughout the world, from Edin- burgh…

…, Scocland to Junta del Esta, Uruguay and most civilized nations can boast atleast one, with the United States being the major exception. The festivals at Cannes on the Riviera in the spring and Venice in late…

… summer are undoubtedly the most important, although Edinburgh and Berlin get their share -of attention. COMMON to every festival are absurd pub-Ity stunts' and loads of international glamour' and red tape…

… advertising. FIRST: Since these festivals oc- cur in an international setting, they must observe all the pleasan- ties and niceties of nineteenth century political diplomacy. At Venice, for example, Catholic…

… countries, the United States included, use the festivals for propaganda purposes and monetary gains. Berliners, as an example of the former, were treated at their festi- val to "Strategic Air Command," the…

… laughs and boos. "The Kentuckian," apart from eing chosen to appease the irrate Mrs. Luce, was sent abroad be- cause festival publicity would in- sure a several-hundred-thousand dollar increase in box…

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…; $5.14. Debussy: The Little Shepherd; Jimbo's Lullaby; Golliwog's Cakewalk (William Kapell). Vic. 49-3212; LP; $1.16. ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS ON THE ANN ARBOR DRAMA SEASON FIVE WEEKS, MAY 15- JUNE 16 Box…

… lens, Heiland solenoid and case. Excellent condi- tion. Call Pete at 2-0026 after 7 p.m. )72 EVERGREENS -- Low spreading, bush, upright. Junipers, arbor vitae, dwarf pines, etc. Wholesale prices. M. Lee…

…'s rayon jackets $3.49, sizes S-M-L, colors tan, dark blue, light blue, dark green, gray WI I Open until 6 p.m. Sam's Store, 122 E. Washington- 5 NOW SHOWING LAST OF THE GREAT OUTLAWS! Robert L Lippeit UA_ S…

… Museum, 1 p.m. Chairman, N. E. Hartweg., Concerts May Festival. The University Musical Society announces May Festival con- certs, as follows: Friday, 8:30 p.m. Requiem Mass (Ver- di); Eileen Farrell…

… artists appearing af Festival.. Orchestral Selections on the Festival Prograrn. LIST OF RECORDINGS BY ARTISTS APPEARING AT THE FESTIVAL: I Bizet: Carmen Excerpts (Rise Stevens and others with the…

…; LP; $5.72. Schumann: Concerto in A Minor (Artur Rubinstein with the RCA Victor Orchestra). V ic. ,LM 1050; LP; $5.72. THE FESTIVAL PROGRAM: Strauss, R.: Suite from Der Rosenkavalier (Eugene Ormandy…

…'WORLD OF THE PLAY': i ,' Stratford Lends High Level of Artistic Perfe< By DAVID KESSEL U ntior A rm Y Stratford, Ontario is easily reached from Ann Arbor through either Sarnia or Detroit and Lon…

… finish where. trip back to Ann Arbor But the CBC orchestra is com' mildewed theatre is a sad petent and should offer much of ence. value to its audiences. It would be Perhaps only during ri incorrect to…

…-made everything when making the journey. horribly muddy." Stratford is entered on route 7; Because of the rain and the the path to the theatre is well condition of the road, Hempstead marked by blue arrows. A few…

… THEATRE-From the outside it looks likea modern wig, interior design is ideal. ing genuine blue blazers with brass buttons, distinguished-look- ing men with monocles, haggard aristocratic women, visitors…

… your printed needs. We offer tasteful, beautiful wed- ding invitations and ann-ouncements, printed, embossed, or engraved and complete accessories. Ar 12 OFF ,s i J J 1 W D BREAKE RS is I an Ii vn…

… found that "trains of wagons blocks into the city is the festival moving toward the front filled the ticket-officewhere the curious, road for miles." Union forces had are cordially received. rofo r i…

…. Throngs of rations, and not a living fowl or people move about: visiting beast of any kind to be seen." #school-boys from England wear- OR RELAXED: 3 GasCuompany Service Could BeRd SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL…

… theatre the prices seem justified. .traction to such' large and On Saturdays, both plays are numbers of visitors. presented, which makes a rather Yearly Gatherings full day. The film festival, with With the…

… theatre cot films from 20 or so countries, is the grounds showing yea over, but the music festival is yet provement, and offibials to come. Festival firmly resisting Opera Premiere. plorable…

… the Feb. 11 Ann Arbor News that the present charter, adopted three years ago, should be studied with an eye to revision. These statements included criti- cism of the elimination of three administrative…

… redevelop- ment of a part of Ann Arbor's cen- tral area should be implemented, subject to approval of the plan by the 'Federal government and the Council. "A favorable vote of the entire city must be obtained…

… visit to Ann Arbor. GINA BACHAUER . . . . . . . . . . . . . Monday, October 27 Piano virtuosa from Athens, Greece, who thrilled her May Festival audience in 1957, returns for her first recital here…

… . . . . . . . . . . . Monday, January 5 Violinist of world-wide fame and distinction. This will make his ninth visit to Ann Arbor, including May Festival appearances. PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Thursday, February 26…

… WILLIAM STEINBERG, Conductor, will make his Ann Arbor conducting debut. This orchestra last played here in 1950. NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Wednesday, March 4 HOWARD MITCHELL, Conductor, leads a first…

…., ANDRE TCHAIKOWSKY . . . .. . . . . . . Monday, March 23 Young pianist from Poland, praised and recommended by Artur Rubinstein, makes his first Ann Arbor appearance during his second season in America. 10…

… SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA .. ..Monday, October 6 FRITZ REINER, Conductor. Opens its own season in Ann Arbor with the 186th concert here since 1892. ISAAC STERN . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, November 5…

… MEMBERSHIP BY MAIL Avoid Standing in Line FILL IN AND MAIL TODAY-- (no later than Sept. 15) - to: Tammy Schnitzler, 1429 Hill St., Ann Arbor, Mich., *Membership Fee - $3.00. Make checks payable to: HILLEL…

… musicians will ar- rive in Ann Arbor this week for appearances in the 58th Annual May Festival, scheduled for Thurs- day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Thor Johnson, guest conductor, has already arrived to…

… arrive in Ann Arbor Thursday morn- ing. Rise Stevens will arrive that afternoon and William Kapell and Patrice Munsel will come in Friday. All will have rehearsed in advance in Philadelphia. Ticket…

…, the m ent , d n ternating with Skip squad, the Blues, made painful directing the Blue w progress against the defensive Red , eleven. FOR MANY PEO In years past the Blue mem. been expecting Coa bers ran…

… and to the Improved playing personnel M jo of the Red contingent. At any rate, Blue passers were AMERICAN L consistently man-handled by the W L on-charging Red line and Blue Cleveland 7 1 backs made few…

… many fumbles caused by loose Chicagoat Detro ball-handling in the Blue back- (-)v ehue field. (0-0) vs Newhouse Boston at Phil Although fullback Dick Bal- Scarborough (1-0 zhiser looked good completing…

… (0=1) vs Shantz (0 several left-handed jump passes, nek (1-1). Ted Kress, Norm Canty, Skip Cleveland at S Stuhldreher and Bill Putich, the Garcia (1-0) and other throwers for the Blues, vs Garver (1…

… the ninth yesterday toj give Cincinnati's Herman Wehmei- er his firt win of the season as the Reds beat the Bucs 4-2 before al crowd of 10,657. Artists Will Arrive Soon For Festival Many noted…

… Chor- al Unin instead of the regular Festival performer. The Philadelphia Orchestra with its complement of more than 100 musicians and Conductor Eu- gene Ormandy will arrive Thurs- day morning. JOHNSON…

… been aware of-that is, the unique opportunities offered by festivals." 'LL I. .I ___ _ - -- - -- -- - -- - - -- -- , To The Editor: Michigan Daily! I 420 Maynard1 Ann Arbor, Mich. I ! 1 I 1 Best Movie…

…,'McGeoch of the School of Music tried some- thing different on his European tour last summer-he went to listen. Leaving Ann Arbor at the end of August, Prof McGeoch spent a month attending some of Europe…

… hundred high school stu- dents and their teachers, from all over the state, will gather in Ann Arbor today to attend a Theater Clinic, sponsored by the Univers- ity Speech Department. The program has been…

… response significant absence of paper planes flying through the performance confirmed this t ry. a ned, pop and air- first theo- Ann Arbor Children's Theater Stresses Audience Interest FOR SALE 2 END…

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… regular specials. haven't kou? Well, if you are not do- ing anything why not inquire now. Student Periodical Agency, 6007. 117M ARE YOU spending a lonesome holiday in Ann Arbor? We want a couple to keep…

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…, entries with the earliest postmark will get the awards. To register your preference, and enter the competition, just clip and complete the above form and mail to The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard, Ann Arbor…

…SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1952 PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 EUROPEAN TOUR: Prof. McGeoch Attends Famed Music Festivals By CYNTHIA BOYES While most people visit Europe to look, Prof. Glenn…

… Behind-the-Scenes Plans - By MARILYN FLORIDIS Although music lovers from all over the country -come to Ann Arbor to attend the four-day con- cert season of May ,Festival, little thought is given to the…

… season ends to come to Ann Arbor to rehearse final matters of interpretation with the fully trained choir. When the festival is finished, the chorus begins on the Messiah again, starting the cycle anew…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS! THE MICIGAN DALY..A. i 1 Concerts Will Feature Varied Musical Works By BARBARA GOLDBLUM The May Festival Audiences will be treated to a varied musical fare this season…

… are representative of ten countries including Switzer- * * * * land, Austria, Russia and Norway. IN ALL TWENTY FIVE works will be performed, over half of which have never been played before a Festival…

…'s "Le Festin de l'Araignee," selections from Nicolai's "Merry Wives of Wind- sor" and the Czardas from "Die Fledermaus" by Strauss. For the first time in May Festival history, Wagnerian duets will be sung…

… veritable masterpiece. This is the fourth presentation of the Damna- tion of Faust at a May Festival. The program of the final concert consists solely of operatic arias and songs by Patrice Munsel, with the…

… baritone, and later become the leading drama- tic tenor of the Metropolitan and San Francisco Operas, will enter- tain :May Festival audiences on Saturday, when he appears in an all-Wagner concert. The son…

…-up.; -Daily-l R±eid THE BEST BUY--Gail W. Rector, Assistant to President of the Choral Union Administrative Staff, shows Festival bound student where remaining seats are. * * *. * Festival Weekend Product Of…

… for the Mass were available. FURTHERMORE, arrangements for all large choral works heard in May Festivals must be made about a year before their performance in order to make sure that some of these rare…

… comes to take over a short time before the Festival. And, of course, no survey of May Festival organization would be complete without mentioning Cho- ral Union's diligent practices starting in January for…

… March in Ann Arbor, Mrs. Flahe ty 'recently visited a similar prog Am'In Los Alamos and Albu- querqute,'N. M. N~e t Year's festival, the second' -f its 'ind in the nation, will be sponsored by the…

… spangles set these soft wool sweaters aglow! Real glamour tops for her prettiest skirts, velveteen trousers. Christmas white, bonbon pink and sky blue. Sizes 34 to 40. Whether she has valuable jewels or not…

…, blue, rose, ivory. Gift for the Gadabout COSMETIC TRAVEL CASES J.00 to 5.95 Pretty cases with rayon or plastic covers. All fitted with convenient, unbreakable plastic containers for her lotions and…

…?AGE FOr THE MICHIGAN D}AlIY SUNDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1951 m _._, FOR FL4lR, Y gFILM FESTIVAL: Producer's Wife Discusses Movie Fare Calendar of Events I j , Music Classes To Give Operas Play…

…. . Moviemen "don't trust the ..tist" to produce a money- inaking film, she maintained. 'heir minds tend toward the 'omrmerc .al." ,:On: campus now to discuss the f6il -day . laherty festival sched.- uledl for…

… spring festival. According to the producer's wife, the Foundation "encourages young film workers to produce in the style of Flaherty." ,,j ('4 r,{ . / r 4 1 S .. % j; .'1 r T ,., . 1 : ,, # =::.- h…

… for the May Festival. It is open to all students, faculty, friends and relatives. Ann Arbor City Market Farm Fresh Poultry and Eggs WINTER VEGETABLES AND WINTER FRUITS OPEN EVERY SATURDAY DURING THE…

…. Dick will deliver an infor- mal talk on the progress Adlai Stevenson is making with his cam- paign efforts. A discussion period will follow. "We hope as many students and Ann Arbor residents as possible…

… Members of the Ann Arbor Women's City Club are sponsor- -ing the fifth annual Home Tour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. This provides entertainment for friends and relatives of stu- dents who are i nthe city…

… Stevenson in 1952. Her appearance in Ann Arbor marks the beginning of a series of activities the University Students for Stevenson are planning. They hope to bring a nationally known speaker later in the…

… sides, and many of these numbers are used in his dance library today. One of his first recordings, "St. Louis Blues Mambo," established him commercially as an artist of great stature. In June of 1955…

… was long in arriving, East Quad- rangle and Taylor House of South Quadrangle are planning spring formals for tomorrow evening. East Quad . . "Blue Lagoon," East Quad's all campus semi-formal dance will…

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… of the Union, couples or singles may display their bridge skill at weekly tournaments from 7:45 p.m .to midnight. Money prizes will be awarded winning teams. * * * Appearing at May Festival this…

… conduct the concerts at 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. Appearing at the mati- nee will be Hilde Gueden, soprano, the Festival Youth Chorus and Marguerite Hood, conductor. To- morrow evening, Zino…

… the Ann Arbor branch of Membership will be chosen from the American Association of Uni- the applicants, taking into con- versity Women, will be honored at sideration reasons for wanting to an AAUW board…

…-Hop Ticket Sales To Continue Committee Announces CHASING THE BLUES: Union Plans Annual Bluebook Ball Stan Kenton and his orchestra( will present a "Festival of Modern American Jazz," including acts by five…

…,j Final week "jitters," "blues" and other symptoms common to Uhi- versity students at this time of who will be the main feature of the festival, will act as host for the other performers. TheErroll Garner…

… accordance with the timely theme, the ballroom itself will al- so sport a variety of bluebooks. Forming a false ceiling, blue and white crepe paper streamers will be hung above the heads of the dancers…

… held at' Gilbert, and daughter, Francie. 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. They plan to live there for a year, This course may be taken to fill and then return to their home in the physical education require- Ann…

… Arbor. Their son, Peter, a ment or may be taken in addition student at the University, will re- to the requirement. main here. January CLEARANCE * a BLOUSES SKIRTS wool jerseys, stripes, plaids, Sorlons…

… THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1954 PAGE FiVE -a. U Now* Stan Kenton, Orchestra To Be Featured In 'Festival of Modern American Jazz' 1955 J…

… other top entertainers, at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Friday, February 12 at Hill Auditorium. The festival, sponsored by Pan- hellenic Association and Inter- Fraternity Council, will be the first musical…

… had tecmn efrac tteUiest.To O f rCo d to push his dream a few yearsUnvriy ahead. The "Festival of Modern Am"- T aIin In 1947, Kenton launched his erican Jazz" will also feature Diz- fli r l 1 n second…

… present the 57th performance of its world famous May Festival on May 4, 5, 6, and 7 in Hill Auditorium. Climaxing the Ann Arbor musical season, the Festival will in- clude 13 soloists, 2 choral groups, 4…

… conductors and the Philadelphia Orchestra. * * * PRIESTESS OF SONG: Marian Anderson Sings At Final Festival Concert Appearing for the second time in two years at Ann Arbor, con- tralto Marian Anderson will…

…I { mUsic SUPPLEMENT one Sir i4au f aitjdRVII mUsic SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 FOUR PAGES Top Singers, Conductors Featured in ay Festival I. Ormandy…

… Returning to Ann Arbor and the May Festival, Eugene Ormandy has been connected with the Phil- adelphia Orchestra since 1936, be- coming permahent music director and conductor several years later. A violin…

… WOLVERINES?-Eight of the 142 candidates for the 1950 Michigan football team are pictured above as the opening workouts of spring practice got underway beneath grey Ann Arbor skies yester- day. Directing the…

… Blue will face have already played games, and all of them have been engaging in outdoor work- outs. Four of the seven outfielders Fisher had workng yesterday are lettermen, one is a reserve award winner…

… Hall, phone extension 2231. Blue Cross Hospitalization and Surgical Service: New applications and changes Enrollment cards are available in coverage for Michigan Hospi- from your supervisor or at the…

… President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1950 VOL. LX, No. 128 Notices May Festival Brochures. Stu- dents desiring…

… May Festival pam- phlets may pick them up at the offices of the University Musical Society in Burton Memorial Tow- er. Armed Forces Communications members contact Major Shivers, Signal Corps ROTC, North…

…, will make her Ann Arbor debut in the opening Choral Union Series Concert Oct. 7. Miss Peters, a diminutive, blue- eyed soprano, first stepped into the international limelight in Novem- ber, 1950 when at…

…'S highlight then as now was the May Festival. On May 18, 1900 the Iaily report- ed that "University Hall was * * * IN-HI omn n rbr" p ze neaus, vxe La es, IN- THEIR coming Ann Arbor inaugurated the first…

…MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Jr SirF !1a114t] MUSIC SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1953 Co CERT SERIES TO BEGI JUBILEE SEASO Violin Soloist Erica Morim To Perform Extra…

… regular concerts and five extra programs will be presented. Coloratura soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Roberta Peters will make her Ann Arbor debut at the first concert of the season Oct. 7. The Boston…

… music program Nov. 2. ON NOV. 24, Leonard de Paur will bring his Infantry Chorus to Ann Arbor: After the holiday vacation period, Sir Ernest MacMillan will conduct the Toronto Symphony Orchestra on Feb…

… audience filled the hall and many tardy- concert goers were left standing in the corridors as the doors closed for the overture." "Miss Sara Anderson, who has already made many friends in Ann Arbor, sang the…

… renditions of patriotic martial music. Climax- ing the Ann Arbor program will be P HOM …

… the fall of 1950. Following this -appearance, the company made a transcontinental tour in 1952. Its present Ann Ar- bor engagement is a part 'Ofits third tour of the United States. * * * MEMBERS of the…

… Meister- singer." The orchestra visited Ann Ar- bor last spring as part of the slate of their first coast to coast tour. } . r j: !": A By DON HARRIS Though the Michigan Daily was not yet born when…

… thus can substantial progress be made. The Board of Directors is ever mindful of the legend adopted by the founders-"Ars Longa Vita Brevis. Charles S. Sink, President Hay Festival To Celebrate 61st…

…, Russian violinist, IN PRICES who will be making his Ann Arbor debut. Try FOLLE at BARGA New Books if You Prefer O ATE STREET at NORTH UNIVERSITY Pianist Scheduled Witold Malcuzynski, pianist, will appear…

… Jan. 15, and William Stein- berg will conduct the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra on Feb. 29. The Lamoureux Orchestra from I, 0 Ul When You're Looking for a Better Laundry in Ann Arbor,... Try our…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SPONSORED BY MUSICAL SOCIETY: Musical Society Sponsors Programs May Festival Offers Unique Musical Pie O ETVENTEN 1 _I - SEPTEMI eit B.. CAT ae University Musical…

… Society since its organization in 1879, ented a variety of concerts to University community. sponsors the Choral Union erts, the Extra Concert series, Festival, the annual Christ- concerts, and the Chamber…

… the local winners to com- pete on a national scale and also to have such a contest centered here in Ann Arbor and at the Mi- chigan Union, the men, first sent out over 200 questionaires to the members…

…, in or- der to help them get started. Tentatively planned to take place in the spring, the national contest would have its headquar- ters here in Ann Arbor. Several large camera manufacturers would be…

… both/ the corridor and the ballroom itself. Bluebook specimens of all sizes, although all blue; will adorn the. walls and the bandstand. Couples attending may also find black- boards and caricatures in…

… Ballroom, is Ron Ritzler. Ritzler is publicity chairman for the semi-annual all-campus dance sponsored by the Union dance committee. ,. ing made of blue and white crepe paper streamers. Even the programs…

…. Open to everyone on campus, tickets will be sold at the door. They are priced at $1.50 per couple. Jazz Concert To Feature Stan Kenton General Tickets Sales For Musical Festival To Start Next Term Stan…

… Kenton, called "Modern America's Man of Music," will conduct the "Festival of Modern American Jazz," a program de- voted to progressive niusic, which will be held at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12 at…

… Hill Auditor- ium. The festival, sponsored by In- ter-Fraternity Council and Pan- hellenic Association, will include acts by five other top entertain- ers in the field of jazz. Tickets for the program…

… feature of the festival, will act as host for the other perform- ers. The Erroll Garner Trio, "Diz- Zzy" Gillespie, Charlie Parker and Candido will be featured along with vocalist June Chris- ty and the 20…

…-chairmen for the "Festival of Modern American Jazz" are Laura Hoffman of Panhel and Frank Vick of IFC. Assisting on publicity are John Calvin, Pete Dow, Marsha Booth and Marilyn Miller. 'U' Students Plan Tour of…

…-Mich), will speak in Ann Arbor tomorrow in conjunction with Ann Arbor support for the national Physically Handicapped Week. Declared by an act of Congress, Physically Handicapped Week is intended to inform…

… sponsored by Ann Arbor supporters of national Physically Handicapped Week, at 6:30 p.m., tomorrow, at Tappan Junior High School, Stadium Blvd. Munch To Give Two Concerts The Boston Symphony Orchestra under…

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… number of them Ann Arbor residents as well. In addition to singing in the May Festival each spring, the Choral Union also presents two performances of the "Messiah" at the beginning of the Christmas season…

…, which is limited only by the size of the Hill Auditorium stage. Originally, the Choral Union, composed of members of the Ann Arbor Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian and E p i s c o p a 1 churches…

…-Arts Festival A testing ground for student creative arts, from violin sona- tas to verse plays, is provided by the Inter-Arts Union. The Union, comprised of stu- dents, presents a festival every spring. At this…

… time, student art work is displayed, dramas are produced and musical com- positions performed. Last year, Inter-Arts Festival featured two one-act plays, a ballet with choreography and music composed by…

… for this year's Inter- Arts Festival will not be an- nounced until next spring. FIVE GROUPS: Prof. Klein Directs 'U' Choirs Under the direction of Prof. ;; Maynard Klein, conductor of the University C…

…'s oratorio, "Elijah," at last spring's May festival, they were concluding their 75th consecutive year of performance here. Participation in this University tradition will be possible for enter- ing students…

… natures. Frequently, American or world premieres of choral works have been presented by these singers. They gave one such American premiere when, during the last May Festival, they sang "Corrido de El Sol…

… each year. . During the May Festival, the group sings under the guest lead- ership of Thor Johnson, conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Or- chestra. Associate conductor Les- ter McCoy, who has been with…

…, the Festival Youth Chorus will continue an unbroken 41 year tradition. Under the direction of Prof. Marguerite Hood, the group of more than 400 .students chosen from Ann Arbor's public schools will…

… sing- ing master Don Basilio in "The (Continued from Page 1) Barber of Seville," Mephistopheles more than 700 miles between Bos- in "Faust," Colline in "La ton and Ann Arbor Boheme" and the youthful role…

… every sea- son since, basso Cesare Siepi will be heard for the first time in the May Festival at 8:30 p.m. May 2 'with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Possessed of a voice quite equal to the task of filling…

… department at the Curtis Institute of Music and conducts the semi-profession- al Reading, Pa. Symphony Orches- tra. Youth Group To Continue Old Tradition With its participation in this year's May Festival…

… expand- ed so that all the city's young people will have the opportunity to compete. THE CHORUS, which was or- ganized in 1913 made its first pub- lic appearance in the Festival of that year. It has…

… season ticket orders for the 1953-54 Choral Union Concert Series and Extra Con- cert Series will be accepted. Subscribers to Block A 1953 May Festival tickets may retain the same seat locations for the…

… ten- concert series. The five Extra Concert Series tickets are $8 for Block A seats, $6 for Block B and $5 for Block C. Orders for next year's May festival season tickets will be accepted and filed in…

… Philadel- phia Orchestra has traveled more than any similar group. Appearing for several May Festivals here, it has gone to, many other cities throughout the nation. Ormandy himself has taken time out to be…

… Brailowsky will replace Myra Hess in the first May Festival concert April 30. Miss Hess, who was originally scheduled to participate in the Festival, recently underwent a serious operation and was forced to…

… * * * May Festival Held at Hill Since_1913 Hill Auditorium, the scene of this year's May Festival concerts, has been used for this purpose since it was built in 1913. The Auditorium was construct- ed with…

… unanimously to support a fruit cake sale sponsored by the Ann Arbor Junior Chamber of Commerce. The proceeds from the door-to- door canvas to be held sometime in November will go toward the improvement of parks…

… and equip- ment in the Ann Arbor area, All affiliated women will take part in the drive. Elizabeth Ware, '58, Panhel rushing chairman, announced the fines for, infractions of the Panhel "Honor Code…

… Saudi Arabia. In answer ter a request from the students, King Saud sent them aJ Persian rug. Measuring 15 feet square, the rug hs a green back- ground with an oriental design in blue, pink and tan. This…

…. Praying together on Friday are Muslim students from Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Afganistan, Iran, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, Ethiopia, Libya and Canada. The rug will also be used for their three festivals…

…-Mawlid, Ei- delfitr, and Eideladha. Over 100 Muslims gather to celebrate In prayer and speeches. Subscribe to The Michigan' Daily The first of these festivals, Maw- lid, will celebrate the birth, of one of…

… the prophets, Mohammed. Be- ginning in April Muslims will fast for one lunar month. This fast is called the Ramadan. After a month °of fasting the Muslims celebrate their second festival, Eidelfitrn…

…, and eventual ex- ecutive positions. Most of the important position's in this rapidly growing business have been filled from this training program. SEE MR. WILLIAM LOW OF OUR ANN ARBOR STORE of eastern…

… students of Kalamazoo College and West- ern Michigan, many of whom are teachers in the Kalamazoo Conservatory of Music. A familiar face to many stu- dents, Ann Letsis, the orchestra's vocalist, sang last…

…, coeds attending the spring function will hold the upper hand Friday night. Outrank- ing even generals they may de- mand the behaviour associated with such a rank. I Maize, Blue Make Plans For Weekend…

… Committee Chairmen Direct Arrangements For Freshmen Dance By JANET SMITH With Frosh Weekend scheduled for April 17 and 18, less than a month away, committees of both Maize and Blue Teams have been working to…

… committees and activities for the Blue team is Judy Licht- blau, while Nancy Wright has tak- en over that job for the Maize Team. Bernice O'Shinsky, serving as assistant chairman for the Maize team, takes…

… minutes at the week- ly meetings of the central commit- tee, arranges for rooms for all committee meetings and is avail- able to help any committeewoman. Taking minutes and schedul- ing rooms for the Blue…

…, when the Blue team presents its floor show. Music was written by Dawn Wal- dron, while Amy McAvity, and a special script committee composed the lyrics. The central committee also helped. Both teams are…

… between men and women on their program for the first time last year. Skit Committee There will be a publicity meeting of the Blue Team skit committee at 5:15 today in the League. All members are urged to…

…- berry, Margaret Paysner, Ann Christenson, and Joanne Ellis. Highlights in the musical were demonstrations by the uke chorus singing old favorites like "On Top of Old Smokey" as well as original "Vanity…

… shortest distance between you and 1953's new look. Of rayon speck hopsacking, the boxy jacket tapers to slickness , . hugging the matchstick straight skirt. Grey, blue or brown. Sizes 8 to 16. offer you the…

…MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Y gilt& A MUSIC SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1956 S 11 . ) HILL AUDITORIUM WHERE THE MAY FESTIVAL CONCERTS ARE HELD EACH YEAR. Annual May Festival…

… Bac- calaureate Service, the conserva- in May 1894. In, that year the Musical Society engaged the Bos- ton Festival Orchestra, conducted by Emil Mollenhauer, to play three concerts in Ann Arbor. The…

… 1919 and 1930. He has also held positions on the Ann Arbor City Council and the Board of Education. Sink holds honorary degrees from Michigan State Normal College and Battle Creek College. The walls of…

… myself the ex- come by and ask, "Do you want travagance of writing that Ann n extra ticket?" Those oere mae- Arbor is the autumn city of the ic wordo! autumn west. This wouldn't make * a great deal of…

… anyone knows because I've car- through unnoticed into the game, ried on a love atair with her for But the neatest trick in our eighteen years. repertoire was the one, of course, For a small boy Ann Arbor…

…, we assailed his door -.Street merchants put out the big on Cambridge St. (the hallowed maize and blue banners in front shrine still stands!. We 'ere of their shops, introducing early there greeted by a…

… feet By DAVID KESSEL Stratford, Ontario, home of the Shakespeare Festival and the curi- ous swans, is easily reached from rural Ann Arbor via Port Huron, Sarnia, London, and St. Marys. This pleasant…

… in a person who will be working a minimum of two years. A firm in the Ann Arbor area is look- ing for a Technical Illustrator. Exp. preferred. The job involves 60 per cent illustrating - 40 per cent…

… five-hour (or reck- less four hour) trip is best made on Route 7 through Ontario; once in Stratford the path to the theatre is well marked with blue arrows.. Local restaurants and shops greet tourists…

… Theatre, crowds of people move about: visiting school boys from England wearing blue blazers, distinguished men wear- ing monocles, itinerant journalists, visitors from all over. Shortly before each act, a…

… by Bach, Sam- h and Frank will be he general public. :heila Ann McKenzie of Romance Languages will hare a Tertulia, for practicing the use of,the Spanish language, Fri., Aug. 8, ' 10:00, a.m., Rm…

…T tford, Ont., Offers Pleasant Cultural Weekend -Daily-Bruce Bailey FESTIVAL THEATRE-Construction of the theatre was begun in September, 1956, on the site of the original theatre- w building has a…

… noted with amusement the proprietor working out the dollar devalution on his abacus. Theatre New Last Year The Festival theatre has been completed since last summer; musical events are held at the Avon…

… some of it according to the yellow press. Pictures of Margaret still hang in shop windows, flags wave from front porches, and excitement still prevails. Hungry Swans Near the Festival Theatre there…

… BARGAIN DAYSSPECIALS Well known make CORSEL- ETTES PANTY GIRDLES and GIRDLES. Not all sizes or Nylon COATS. Quilted BRUNCH / Many blue. Sizes styles Priced but a good selection. 5.95 to 25.00 at…

… theatre building, and increased ition of an 858-seat gallery to a, capacity of 2,190. is more than 65 feet from~the stage. LI - 11 ARBOR B AR G AIN I DAYS OF WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR YOU.. Entire Summer…

… Stratford Shakespearian Festival until the completion of the new building in 1957. It contained three-and-one-half tons of canvas with a 16-tier concrete foundation. It was used for the festival from 1953…

….until last year, and held over 1300 people. The original stage and tierseating has been retained in the new building, which was constructed on the same site. The Stratford Music Festival, additional…

… exhibitions, a four-week Film Festival and a permanent theatre were innovations of the 1955 season. In the 1957 winter season, the Stratford Festival launched its first touring company. f .. -71 I…

… him. "I like Ann Arbor," Ferguson said in his final comments. "I like the University- But- "I don't like the climate. If you can get them to change it I would appreciate it." Programs Announced By…

…Call Stubbins, of Ann Arbor, will be the organist. Annual Chamber Music Festi- val will be Feb. 15, 16 and 17 in Rackham Auditorium. Featured will be Quartetto Ital- iano, recognized as one of the world's most…

… designing all along," he says. During the war he was a blue- print boy in a draftsman office.' He then moved on, to free lancing, but "that didn't work," he com- mented. He went to, work for an art' studio in…

… people who want know. You try to do it as efficiently and artistic- ally as you can." Ferguson lives in Ann Arborj with his wife and five months old boy. When asked whether his son will be an artist too…

… letter continued. By RENE GNAM Inge Borkh will star with the Philadelphia Orchestra in the opening concert of May Festival,1 8:30 p.m., Thursday, in Hill Audit- orium. Miss Borkh, renowned young German…

… starred as Sieg- linde in Richard Wagner's "Die Walkure" at the Bayreuth Festival in 1952, has been compared with Kirsten Flagstad as to the range and power of her voice. Her preformances have includ- ed…

… enacting the role of Magda in the German premiere of Gian- Carlo Menotti's "The Consul." In the Hollywood Bowl , She has, appeared in the Berlin and Munich Festivals and in the chief opera houses of Italy…

…, but I like to treat the whole role as a dance." "By contrast with 'Elektra'," Miss Borkh says, "consider Beeth- oven's more reserved orchestra- tion in Fidelio. This is all right May Festival To Open…

… accomplished string quartets. Quartetto Italiano, apearing in America for the third consecutive season, uses no music and plays all programs from memory. May Festival To Repeat Six concerts in four days are…

… Tour The fourth annual Ann Arbor Women's City Club Home Tour will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. This tour is for townspeople and out-of-town visitors. It will origi- nate from 1830 Washtenaw and…

… Pederson, Mary Anne Pahl and Nancy Colquitt. -Daily--Sam Ching ORCHIDS TO YOU-Preparing the program for West Quad's semi-formal dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday are Alan Larson, Nancy…

… Colquitt, Mary Anne Pahl and Sam Ching. Elementary School Students Practice Theories at Camp Michifish Tickets for' the Michifish shows to be presented next weekend may now be obtained at Barbour Gymnasium…

… for the club trip to Ypsilanti. CAMP COUNSELORS -- Mem- bers of the Camp Counselors Club will meet at 1 p.m. Saturday at 2021 Geddes for a bike hike. FERN BOTWINIK will play Ann Rutledge and Diane…

… neat appearance ... wipe lightly with a damp cloth, for lasting brightness ... in shades of pink, blue, yellow or white. for Mother . . shadowproof opaque nylon tricot lingerie for Mother on HER day…

…, will present their an- nual May Festival luncheon on Friday in the Terrace Room of the Michigan Union. The luncheon is in honor of the women soloists in the Festival and the women members of the Phila…

…- delphia Orchestra. The theme of this year's lunch- eon is "Music Festivals of the World." Speakers will be Arlene Sollenberger, Marguerite V. Hood, Arthur Berg, Justine Votypka, Linda Reck and Sally…

… will be highlighted by a tour of the Inglis estate, 2301 Highland. 1 Luncheon will be served from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the City Club. Violinist Will Appear At Festival Concert 0 By JAN JAGUSCH…

… "America's first young lady of the fiddle," is the title that Jeanne Mitchell, violinist who appears in this year's May Festival, proudly wears. Music has appealed to Miss Mitchell since her early childhood…

…, will be heard at 2:30 p.m., Saturday. At this time Miss Mitchell will appear with the Phil- adelphia Orchestra under the ba- ton of Eugene Ormandy in the University's May Festival. k I 1; I ,1c/'i'44…