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Show ee _8A : toads Hefld "SUNDAY, ives = eT ape ETE ‘Y' Forum To Hear Talk By Best-Selling Novelist n’s Own, P She took a c es about don Bleu School after which s a job as a cook She became so fast th 8 sit to the BYU Dickens will de he wrote a book, ed his books. “One Pair of Hands,” that i stil ProvOan selling fate .'La Great RCOSTUMED WITH AUTHENTICITYas they portray leading rolesM. in Lynn Britain. Boheme” in a BYU presentation are, ‘from left, Rolando Gonzalez, open Monday eveBlackman, LaMar and Kristine Comendant. The opera will “La Boheme” by Puccini will, Stage director is Max Golight- Bolshoi Utah gue} into.a film. A job as a reporter Federation of Music Clubs, vice Film Due on’ a provincial English news-'president in charge of finance paper gave her background ma- and scholarships, has returned terial for another’ novel, “My from the national convention of In Provo Turn to Make the Tea.” music clubs held in New York. Her husband, Roy Stratton, a She announces that National tired commander in the U.S.,Music Week will be May 7-14 Set Monday eaiert-al Mrs. Victor J. Bird, | e rate trom wich emerged COnVention Chorale pi» wor Theater in Provo May 17 and 18 ‘Twe dancers perform in a ish number, above. a a | From . another book, “One Pair of Feet,” which was later made’ Of‘LaBoheme’at BYU °on<e" be presented at Brigham Young ly, professor of dramatic arts) FILMED DANCESfrom the world-famous Bolshoi Ballet ‘67 will be seen at the Paramount k Bac trained as a nurse in a London. lead roles. ning for a week’s run with double billings for the ‘MaySet ForRun copies a year in During World War Ii she | Everyone.” The Bolshoi Ballet Company rocaere een from Moscow is exactly ‘that, ate shop and Symphony Orchestra Symphony Orchestra will be versity composer Merrill Brad- \ Considine May 1-6 in the deJong Concert Ralph G. Laycock, director of shaw and a performanceof the orchestras-at BYU.-Braandt-B-/ Vivaldi-eantata—“Gloria,"—will Hall. Woodward “Bolshoi,” in Russian, means avy, is a crime-fiction writer with the theme, “Music Is for “big” or “grand” or “great.” re University by the Opera Work- at BYU, Conducting the BYU) work by a vone Hse i ‘Tells Story | In New Book a hen ot re » a si with other otficers, he —federation, considered jone of the most outstanding st Give Her A and all of its “bigness,” “greatness,” and “grandness” is briljiantiy captured in Paramount pictures’ full-length ‘Technicol- Handsome ° New The opera will be staged|Curtis, director of Opera Work- highlight the Ralph musical ‘organizations in the or film, “Bolshoi Ballet 67” nightly except Tuesday at|shop, will serve as artistic di-| Chorale concert in the Provo 8:15 p.m. |rector for the production. |LDS Tabernacle on Monday world, has as its objective the which plays May 17 and 18 at Cast members for perform- Betty Lee, a freshman dra-| evening at 8:15 p.m [promotion of good. music in the Paramount Theatre in jevery phase or field, especial-| prov, on Verses by ances May 1, 2 and 5 will in-|matic arts major, will assist] “Three Songs jly American music. Also, it the famed Soviet troupe, as, moderna is Dickinson” Emily | been have clude Roy L. King, a senior|Prfo. Golightly. Sets United Press International |promotes American artists in far as the world is sis aa music major from Tempe,| specially designed for the op-|istic and melodious treatment IT’S ALL NEWS TO ME, by opera and other musical fields.| 15 2 woe See ee Ariz., as Rodolfo; Vivien Bee-|era by Karl Pope and costumes of impressionistic lines by the Bob Considine (Meredith Press) Russian ballet, although at croft, senior music major have been under the supervision 19th century American poetess, home it shares artistic honors caelsccm Considing obviously has) from Provo, as Mimi, Marcello,/of Beverly Warner. selected, says Dr. Bradshaw, lenjoyed the - life Gas of globe-| eachMillions are spent) its the Kirov Hist jenjoy year of in‘dollars scholarships,|‘" RY Ballet. See aan the artist, will be played by| because “I like them.” ally, the roots of the Bolshoi and reporter, trotting he| wards and in helping to estab- stretch back to 1673 when a Clayne Robison, and his sweet- SPECIALTY The Antonio Vivaldi work, e|Portrays it with humor, coverheart, Musetta, by Kathleen composed in the baroque stylg-|ing his more than 30 years as a lish' music schools and camps former dancer of the Imperial Stringham, a sophomore from| LINCOLN, England (UPI) —|f0r.chorus and chamberorche: I~ sports writer, news and feature to ene this objective,” said |Ballet, in Leningrad (then the Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, |A Lincoln poultry farm has|tf@,presents ElayneClark, 0) | Russian capital of St. Peters- 6|landed a sizeable export order|s@ Gardner, Margaret Wood- ‘ Jumal a5oe : She stated that the jeer Se Performances’ May 4 and and will feature Rolando Gonzales,|and solved one of its toughest ward, Joyce Long and Isobel||Bhostwriter' jtelevision commentator. SEae train, without fee, the youngas soloists, a sophomore business manage-/problems at the same time. sters in the Moscow orphanage. th ly. thirti | Considine covers his career in the nation and the aon |Within three years, he had a ment major from Provo, as Ro-| The Cherry Valley Farm Tomorrow's concert will also} the early thirties @$ @|‘ederation offers them in order jcompany of twenty-four young dolfo; Lynn Blackmun, a senior| announced today it would sell present selections by sev eral/from Ces and sports writer for the WashingIV iH contemporary British music major from Long Beach,|3.5 million ducklings feet to a ton Post, then the Washington ae u Geeatioe ay% professionals who eventually Calif., as Mimi; La Mar Laws, | Kong firm. ! American composers, including Herald (where he started his ists in state, district and -na- became the nucleus of a ballet a junior music student from) “The order is not only worth a modern spiritual, “Elijah “On The Line’ column), the tion; select artists ready for alC™Mpany- In 1825, this comDraper as Marcello and Kris-|a considerable amount,” said Rock,” and two Jerome Kern New York American and the national concert career; provide|P@"Y of performers moved into tine Comendant, a sophomore|manager Joseph Buckner, “‘but songs as arranged by Crawford New York Mirror. He devotes a opportunities for the winners|® magnificent new theatre, the music major from Albany, |it solves the problem of what to chapter to his 15-year associa- |to succeed in a musical career, Bolshoi, which although burned Calif., as Musetta, ido with ducklings feet.” tion with the “wild a Artists are selected in male|'°. he groand in 1958, was re: wonderful” International News lvoice, female voice, oratoria built in its present form in 1856. Service, the Hearst-owned news |voice, violin and piano. Each) Unfortunately(it seemed), St agency which merged with is given a $1,500 scholarship and Petersburg was the capital of BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY United Press in 1958 to become} launched on a musical career.|!mperial Russia and its great United Press International. | Utah Winner \ballet company looked down Anecdotes of presidents, Mrs. Bird talked with Alan uponits upstart Moscowcousin Biennial burg), asked permission to WALLET from ourcollection of fine quality wallets in manystyles. oy *. 0 ARG \ 1 FREE NAME IMPRINTED (one line) Order Stationery Now! 4 Faculty Opera Workshop PRESENTS LA BOHEME BY GIACOMO PUCCINI IN THE de Jong Concert Hall HARRIS FINE ARTS CENTER * PERFORMANCESMAY1, 3, 4, 5, 6 © CURTAIN AT 8:15 P.M. * PRICE $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 CALL FOR RESERVATIONSat 374-1211 Ext. 3001 OFFICE HOURS:9:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m. Schedule | Concert popes, premieres, military lead- Ord, Utah scholarship winner But while the Imperial troupe ers, sports idols, assassins, whois attending Juilliard School Played. hosts to great stars BankAmericard actors and actresses and mad Welcome Here Four Brigham Young Univer- newsmen make lively reading. lof Music. He received the from Western Europe, the Bolscholarship from Alexander shoi was developing a rousing | sity music faculty members | John F. Kennedy when he was |Kipnis, who has been instruct-| Style all its own as well as de| will present a concert Wednes- a Massachusetts senator, exing him this year. Alan has am.{Veloping its native Russian *PRE-EMINENTLY SUPERIOR day (May 3) at 8:30 p.m.in the jplained the family’s line of bition for a career with the|ancersintoartists of thefirst Madsen Recital Hall | political succession: “When Joe | The public is invited without died 1 was it. If I had been Metropolitan Opera Association, c@libre: At the convention, the musi-| Today, with Moscow the charge. killed, Bobby would have had to| Union, the Participating on the program jpick it up . . . and if anything cal program was provided by capitalof the Soviet will be Nina de Veritch, first had happened to Bobby, it the Boston Symphony, the New Bolshoi Ballet has won worldYork Philharmonic, Metropoli- Wide prominence, particularly cellist with the Utah Symphony would be Teddy’s duty.” '373-2430 SIXTY NINE EAST CENTER and special part-time instruc- Considine sums up his career) tan Operastars and Young Art- in the United States where the tor at BYU; Gladys Gladstone, as having been ‘crowded. with ists Award winners, Also, they famed troupe has conducted each a} concert pianist; Percy Kalt, in- the kind of opportunities and were entertained by the New trans-continental tours, Bolthod} OPEN MONDAYAND FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. triumph for ballet — structor of music, violin; and breaks all reporters dream York City Ballet. Dennis Smith, first trombone about, .. a box seat near the| Mrs. Bird attended “La Gia- style, "7 with the Utah Symphony and | world stage. Call it vanity, call|conda’” at the special part-time instructor. it arrogant’ assumption, call it|¢ra House in the Lincoln Center The program will open with what you wish, but I.would)and a production of “Cinder@ 4 “Sonata for Cello and Piano” grope for the nearest openjella”” by the Royal Ballet Soby Montaine followed by “Trio \grave if I had no néwspaperto|ciety of England, as well as Ill in C Minor” by Beethoven, \work for. . . besides,it’s better|numerous dramatic and musi“Concerto in Re for Trombone \than working for a living.” cal productions on Broadway. and Piano” by , and 1767 SOUTH STATE, OREM, UTAH “Sonata in G minor for Cello UTAH H orric SUPPLY S IT's. and Piano” by Rachmaninoff. eee Who pledges honest effort give / A lasting monument that | lives.—Dorothy B. 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