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Show TOA Siniay Hera’ ™™".ZPEE™™| KewBooks Interesting Program _ Folkdancers Set [Reviewed | Planned for Concert Holiday Program Py Sie saatfetfaite Music : Art Drama : ‘The Brigham Young Univer-Domino” by Hasaler, “O Bone : : 2 Haydn. A cantata by Bach, “4 “For Us By United Press International | Monda: y at 8:15 p.m. iin the de’ 4 Seventh annual “Christmas given in Europe, “The History) ‘rye ABDUCTORS,by Stuart! Jong Concert Hall. x | | A Child is Born,” will be pre- Famed Play | Around the World” concert of'of America through Dance.” It\Cloete ‘(Trident Press). An!” oisteg by Profs. Robert sented by the Women’s Chorus the famous Brigham Young wij range from the Indian hoop interesting oddity — a Victor-) : and hoe- ian novel of protest written 90|Downs and’ Ralph Woodwar g, featuring Elizabeth Peck, Dee4 throtigh clogs University International Folk oA } N . Not 1ano : teacner ampus OW on Provo | + | | Joseph Kliass of Brazil, rec- (tap program will open with a ee = ” al Planned Dancers will be presented Dee.| dances to the atong of the yeats after tiie fact. | --Cloete-reports indignantiy-onj section performed. by the _The concluding -seetion will: “16 at & p.m. in George Albert: pay "2s. choruses For Campus | The program also will in-jthe chattel status of women in| Women’s Chorus. The Chorus feature the combined = “Smith Fieldhouse. artists as one -of ee It will be the premier @P-'de the dances of many na-|Victorian England, and de-|will sing “Lord, We Pray, performing ““Widerspruch” by . |ognized pearance in Utah of the: group). Russian, Hungarian, Bul-| scribes in 1685: for|Have Mercy” by = Lvovsky, Schubert, a Russian folk meloat ae the campaign i Nellie « ‘ider./the world’s outstanding piano which preformed 125 tines in’ Varian, Yugoslav, Spanish, Is-llegislation to improve their loi| ‘Thanks Be To Thee” by Han-dy with Clyde Lake as soloist, Eugene O'Neill's “Ah Wilder-\/ochers, has returned to Brig14 European countries during 761i’ Philippine, German,|(@ law whose first victim was| del, “Duo Seraphim” by Aich-|“Though Didst Delight My SS” & tender retrospective/ham Young University from a three-month tour last. sum- Lian Se one of its sponsors). inger, “The. Lord Is My-Shep- Eyes” by Finzi,i“Glory b comedy, will be presented atsay Paulo to resume his teach- ¥ e : = mer. Recognized widely ds the) "STO vs eeee | | By ry T nec dais’+2] Problem. to Metropolitern ve ‘a th NobelPreforerinthe aren may authe clas contributions to the field of} Prof and Mada Mrkore a . : tie is to stage his one entirely/Wagnerian operas, But it could| and his first experience with|at BYU. Pre - “vill aoe ode ” 4 plausible opera and the two|be a commefitary on the| puppy love. Richard KLIASS nen ji i with the een Professor Stewart, co-author state,” Mr. Kliass said. “We\the French government decolove the mountains and the|ratedhim with the medal “Les climate, we love the campus,|Palmes Academiques.” He also and we love the people.” hag snert been decorated by. Bese th arasec exclaimed, Madame Kliass On Dec.8 the Metwill offer Alletters and demands that Rich-| opera-going public.| 1951. For his artistic merits and “We are in love with your development of French music, “Joseph Smith, The Mormon'of the man_himself—his real ldoubt4 aes. bei if Sliny least implausible of this highly|present ‘status of love, if it is|his feelings for his sweetheart| Prophet” is title of a new bi- self, his public and private life,| operates now under circumstan- implausible ones. ; Knee today's mens ae in the “words of his favorite) ography of the founder of the|his struggles and aspirations,|oos widely different from those}, It is no. secret his. popularity gtom ai vie authors. LDS Church. his triumphs and his failures. |of the 1680's. fhas slipped andcontinues to slip YON" the age of adolescence, The girl’s father finds these| ‘Author of the book is John} Kii T. and I. contains someof the| literature during that year. He| spent the Aepg Brazil ~/ Cloele appends a bibliography reverence for Richard Wagnerenough on the present status of|his struggle to understand life, gogue. This is their icalfame ees Fane etek urnors 3 By DELOS SMITH | cae ofthe Victorian a season NEW oeletropolitan Ma Onnajto pagal2 a ten balePoe feeer 5 man. * gee [his own re pianorinse school comme for man} on in considerable do, solution of its en problem/Met's pprche for ate “Ah, Wilderness” cones international artists. Madan : aioe of how to display —a-proper|seasons may commentary around young. Richard Miller,|Kliass also is a piano Portrayed Utah A th wo aga he ooo ‘ wrights, pe ised anatt| teaches and advanced students | manner which pits the noblest Prophet And Bodyguard i 4 Smith,Porter Rockwell. r Rovere t. Aae oieedmy, tcleeareco dodwin. prostitution if they refused him tateprogrem which was! Hopkinson i fecal dieelor|ere so indkeress wv 6 Wagner Presents Annual — ayinesoe include a representative sec- sen Mormon ‘ . Bi | will be open to the public. Williams, The play will beperformed! —t7¢—wili conductmaster’ peiefinale he scoundrel whol The Male Chorus will con-/ Admission will be by activity|nightly except Tuesdays and) qjass -for advanced students! peeia . sree Euro- eilecolorful and authentic|Wel-connected | expected ii ebire's gover-|tinue by singing “Cantatelcard or ticket, Sundays at 8:15 p.m. in’ the| and teachers every Wednesday| pean festivals, R nesses to become his mi Pardoe Drama of the) i ital| ; | anization has| The factual account is drama.|herd” by. Schubert, and “Lo,/God” by Gretchaniolf and ‘The| Brigham Young University ng ‘of master classes, which) foremost folk dance of-cos- zedbythe fictional story-pf|the Messiah”by Castelmove-HundredthPsalm” by Vaughn-(NoV. 30 through Dec. 17. tion in United States, organiza:TheBtcies this was ‘and. strivesstudy 10. make|£dward Lenton, a wealthy andj Tedesco. J, Stewart,» editor of publica-lof a journalism text, is the] yy SeARCH OF Some.|Yet he was one’of the greatestinew production of “Lohengrin” ard stop seeing his daughter.|“We are amazed to find a cen-|>'@#ilian government for his tions and professor of journal-/author of a dozen books on re-'THING, by Herbert Cerwin ofopera composers, The most|which involves such implausi-|in frustration and bewilder-| ter of culture in Western Ameri-|@tistic accomplishments. ism at Utah State University.|ligion, some Mormon and some! (Sherbourne Press, Los Angeles|"idely accepted explanation of bles as a tow-boat swan and alment, he returns home after|ca. All of the-finest music| He can teach in six languagThis is an objective, defini.|non-sectarian. In this account of alts Paradoxis that our age is|bridegroom who forbids his|drowning his sorrows in drink.|comes here. And students are|¢S— French, Portuguese, Gerof M ome Jab in(t00 tational to go for his|bride to ask for his name and) Through his mother’s tender-|just as likely to speak to me|Man, Russian, English and Peeeu siempianet. Orrin Porte Rockwell slSormhines heobrdeliigalte _ "leaves herwenshe does. Butiness: and his father’s wisdom,|in German, French, Portuguse| Spanish. His courses have been ther to vilify nor deify the|perhaps one of the most, if not|of.a good reporter with a story| It can’t stomach his inces- beat ave:a most man, but rather to-show him|the most, controversial figure| worth telling—his own. tuous and murderous gods and eed coreabet ibe tad as he really was. in the early history of the) tis restless activities as|@0ddesses, or so it is argued;|¢a” carry. @ of implausibles, ‘The exciting, controversial,|Mormon Church, a perman, diplomat, publi/0" can it believe in his|i opera as well as in real life.) Richard is able to overcome) his heartache and disappoint-| ment. oot. for the production| or Russian as’ English,” mainly for pre-concertists. Both were born in Russia, but res are now naturalized citizens of| Belgian Textiles Brazil. At an early age Mr.| BRUSSELS (UPI) — Begian | | | fascinating life -esting of one -personaliof Ameri-| ith much of his life and|cityman and author. Ameri (several Magician's superstitionsand.fnieaeeee tan ax|ll be-avallble Nov. 28 in|KilssWasshowed@great talent yextileillion exports jumped ilifrom shrouded 1 st S$0__al Tat ideas, ‘i sen tern Cc francs. teminesindy ora i etna linen ia cee with, they're laughable. tional viewpoint,” of his mea oeae servatory “in Berlin where ite herew 62 Acteax by & writer who has devoted|emerging from pro and anti-|wide variety of people and| Whatever the explanation, the|grandson, Wieland Wagner whol years of study to the subject. |Mormon sources — there has|situations, Met began its annual display of died Oct. 15 at the age of 49. He| ‘Through extensive use of/never actually been an at-| As public relations counselor|feverence for Wagner by|had revived a lively interest in| Joseph Smith’s personal jour-|tempt (until now) to do a de-\Cerwin had intimate dealings|"etelling for the first time in)Wagner at the Wagner shrine in| pr Charles Metten will di-|Sidied under Professor Martin|(¢900.4 million) in 1965, an inrect ‘the play, assisted by stu- Krause, a favorite pupil. of| crease of 6 per cent. dent director John Adams, a|_'S¢t After concert and study| Common market countries, maior in dramatic -arts from|‘¥S, he settled in Sao Paulo,|mainly Germany and Holland, a as Se Se iorBei ncet aere,Sy,neits Ck As ey as eiaa provides the reader an intt|to'be fair and neutral. “ag ent hel9Peratic love slories, (character studes'rather than as|Peared 12the BYUproduction] “prot, ines was jidge in thel5.8 per cent mate, candid view of the Mor-| soit Lake newspaperman|went toChinainthe 30's to| This is Wagner's “Tristan and|stories worthy of credence On| season and was awarded th : = patyad, giving a wealth| Harold Schindler has made|report on the Japanese invasion bees we aa Se et grounds if not on any| Bost Actor at BYU for 1966. Objective is to tell-the story ee — Jomat he advised| eit own chemistries and-after| The Met will give the season's hut his book, “Orrin. Porter Spent eee more than-four-hours-on the(first’- performance of ‘Thelobstacles to love's fulfillment in SR ee Rockwell: Man of God, Son of! Nelson Rockefeller on—-Latinistage, they are brought to their ” Dec, -28.It-h: plausible ways. Wagn- § CALEND.AR Thunder,” is now off the Uni-/America during the World War|deaths by love. But at least the|never been really out of theler’s music genius operates SELENE | versity of Utah press... Mr,|# years and was a member offlove of a man and a woman for|repertoire, and for the good|without handicap and it can be hs Schindler, MONDAY, NOV. 21 searcher and literary oe | 2 metiealous re the US, Embassy ‘staff injone another is understandable|reason that its lovers ate deeply|argued convincingly that ‘The crafts|"r@l.”. In this position eleven by the ‘most rationaljattracted to. one another most|Mastersingers” is one of the ae polly ab jiverosea ae “at festidty of-the|people, ing and writing the book. rise ade y Inaturally. and ovetcome alligreatest of all operas, inte Sodca Fh roa ea j| Burope, Cerwin asked what was wit scpmens osu or sources| really, ” he was told, . used.But the book is the fab-| <scept,you are. altvays lous story of8manwho way with Americanshere.” Joseph Smith, and who parmoment . the first 40 years on of the Mormon Church, includ ae ing its early troubles-in Missouri and Illinois, the trek to Zao, the Uiah War, and ‘the Johan pianist,| oa ea “dealer ip 7Wel er Tae scheduled an SaltTaberncle,#:80 pam. apparifr a x = . FULL Perfect for meee 4h . x oe ORGAN & PIANO TRAINING * PLUS Insured ‘Safety—D.F.S. Convenience j Your Best Savings Plan By Far! " k.! = Music's Most Glorious Voice | i . THURSDAY, DEC.Concert, 1 de|Book _|Nov. 28Store, at Me.254 South WellesMain,ioninj 28 N. 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