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Show 7 DAILY HERALD Qn The Record Gals Disk Bards' Plays r ; n By DICK KLEINER Newspaper Enterprise Assn. . NEW YORK'XEAT Two small but dynamic girls are embarked eo a fairly ambidsas project makin records of virtually every word Vi2:am Shakespeare ever wrote. ' . TTyre Mamnne Manteu and u Barbara HoMridse. About eight years alo, fresh out of they, established Caedmon records which - A cIVe, om xas son memiy aiong, record-- " a!ban?s tkat have been well receved. For several years, they've had the idea of lecorduag Shakespeare. So they established The Free to students t a e g pocVet-si- z We're offering one of e, -- these useful pocket dictionories FREE to every student who visits our s?or. Y -- In return, we'll osk you to toke one minute (by the " deck) to examine the They plan to release perhaps six a year. They have about seven itsiard hk ork, 230-pe- Dictionary and Reference Guide Shakespeare Recording SocieryInc.. a club-typoperation to market the records. And they sent iKek director, Howard Sackler, to England and already three complete pfays are on record. Barbara Tea do every play says Mrs. Holdridge, Hold rid se "evea Ti:us Andronicus. It's somewhere around -- 43 euMry nni w rmmt n get a different figure. Andthe sonnets, years work ahead of themrAnd 5 MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1960 Ctah County. Utah for these are meant Underwood-Olivet- ti to be perfect in every way from the, Elizabethan music bridging the acts to the handsome jackets; from the casting of top English acLETTERA 22 tors to the painstaking editing. Sackler will probably stay in EngIt's super.llght'. . . super land for three years, doing them. English acloTareJ?eing,sed exclusively (with the exception low . ... super-goo1 4 Frank Silvera, as Othello) because they feeT Shakespeare should j looking . . . witholl baste read in the cadences of the British. Othello, being a foreigner in Ipig.rypewriter feohitet En si and, can be a hence the use of Siivera, wnomThey'T leven tobulotion!). fVr from Los Angeles to London. Recording "these is a grueling business. First, they're being done It con help you get better in stereo, as well as monaural. (They feel plays are perfect for erodes, now ond in coUegt. stereo, since exits and entrances can be discerned, and dialogues can be held between the two speavrsj And rehearsals are long. T&en, too, they stop if an actor becomes hoarse. Mrs. Holdridge ..... 1'.'JMWWWRa .... ii mmvmmmm f says theirs will be the first "Hamlet" where Hamlet's voice is still clear at the end It takes three weeks or so to record a play, and READY FOR THE RUN Simon Kane( Robert Bray- each makes a two or three-albuset. left) and Luke Perry (Wayne Rogers) make preparathe packages will be complete with text a guide for those tions for another trip on Channel 4's "Stagecoach West," v unfamiliar with Shakespeare. And Mrs. Holdridge is optimistic that Tuesdays, 8 p. m. these records which will be sold in record stores, as well as through the society will spread Shakespeare, as Caedmon's other records . ' bare spread poetry. Seveauyears fromjwwvwhen thisrojwthasjmade a permanent retribution to record libraries everywhere, the Caedmon girls will else. trn-Itto something be Shaw," says Mrs. Holdride. "But whatever H is, may it will be anticlimatic." , in "Stagecoach West," a new, to his father but Indulges Nowadays, a singer can't sit at home and series portraying the antics of a Huck Finn. sing. Today's artists are virtually namods, as quick-pace- d a background of Set they roam 'the world in search of opportunity. adventuress thaLbold breed o the- - against days - following the Illustrating this is the storyoi: Claude Heater, men w ho drove stagecoaches over Civil dynamic a when War a California-bor- n start of the Vienna State Opera. the unprotected, dangerous 2,325 nation was held together by the The handsome young baritone met a Texas road miles between Tipton, Mo., reins of the Ml stagers' six horses. girl on a ship in the- middle of' the Atlantic. and San Francisco, will make its They courted throughout Europe, were married debut on Channel 4 at 8 p.m. in Egypt They have three children MAGNAVOX born in Tuesday, Oct 4 U. and S. the And will .star two Austria, Italy have series Wayne The they Clande Heater FACTORY SERVICE Office Equipment French poodles born in Texas. an Luke as Parry, Rogers RALPH'S RADIO and TV soldier, tough beyond 265 W. CENTER "master-wbjp- " is who 27 his 91 South 3rd West PR years, on the stagecoach; Robert FR3471S PROVO Bray as Simon Kane, Ixike's who drives the Ethel Merman win be Perry agers' singing favorites FabtanS brawny 's ana rrankie Avaion, and Johnny stages to provide a home and Cocao's special guest in the Borden, singer proper background for hi . premiere colorcast, of sonaidRkbard Eyer, - Perry Como's Music HaU' on Birdie." as the son, David, as inspiration Cnannel 2 Wednesday, Oct 5, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1940 - d- t.V;; non-Britio- n, m "Stagecoach West7 Debuts October 4 on Channel 4 . : fast-expandi- ng Mm - ' Ethel Merman Stars On Show 20 co-rid- er sea-goa- 1p.m. - Ooanos other guests will be comedian Shelley Berman, teen I - To VI INVITE YOU Enjoy Pleasant Dining Hers IMWD At Low prices! Ji 2 The Vikings 4 Whirlybirds 5 News Report FULL 25 II COURSE DINNERS BANQUETS ARE OUR SPECLWTY! ... Call Us Now For Reservations, ' : I. 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