Show " - - -- 1 -' N "-'--- "- W le- t44 ' !' r '' t 2'r ) ! 1 ' f 's 14 q times by suggestive means-- in areas out of focus A portrait titled Miss Neibert" is a fine example of the technique -- -Effective use of the infratedfilm as an artistic medium is shown in several scenes In "Sunlight and Shadows" the darkened sky typical of infrared workgives force and emphasis to the delicate tracery of the branches of the cream-barke- d trees The disappearing tracks of the snowmobile give a sense of space in this very peaceful winter landscape "Willovi Road" a scene along Bear lake exhibits Mr Reynolds' command of the elements of 'pictorial resources- 1 - - " - - - Os t''' '''' '' - ' A 1-" : ! c '' '' Al !'' - 'V t' '- '' ' ''' k ' 't i''' it t - ' A' t' ':? 7: r 4 4' t ' t 1 i 1 ' ' ' :'''- ef': '4 q1k f ''' :' ': ''': '''! I ' ' i 1 1' :' ?1' :' ':' i '::: ?':'':: 4 r'---''- ty '''''' ' ' 1 g : At t -- ' ''''"""" 17 !:'' '' ' - : - 4'bv'' ' ''''' ' - - '' i I - 40 i d! 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E1001itIO i CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE By Samuel Shellabarger IN TIM STRELTS — By Adria IS s ' - AUE1111ACII ss 7777 ' ' a n '''DWYEP'S - ' ' fI I ' - - —E B C - NEVI BOOKS D "Dawn to Dusk" (Banner Press University Atlanta Emory Theodine Brandt a naGa) by of Norway who has a splendid gift for expression Nostalgic memories of her youth in the "Lend ot the Midnight Sun" are penned with Addvividneaff and meaning ing to the book'a interest too are sketches of scenic Norway by Josephine Melninger The natural simplicity which ia Mrs Brandt's) chief characteristic has resulted iin a very readable collection of poetry which in major part expresses a surety that a Supreme Being will solve all worldly problems Alec Templeton was born near Walea and has been blind since infancy He is a naturalized citizen of the U S and his blindness has never hampered his long and exciting musical career At the age of 1 hia first composition a lullaby was published in England and when he studied at the Royal A ca dem y of Music in London It is said that he committed Ileethoven's fifth symphony to memory in a single day lie appeared in conceit at tho stiolium three years ago and those who heard him remember the frolicsome tone of his musie as he improvised melodies on well known tunes and furnished his own vocal accompaniment lie is well known in radio for his rollicking impressions and Clever mimicry Books LION Sensitive and beautiful in its melodic poetry is the volume Cardiff exhibit will be shown ' edit the series itAi imphcity Is Theme tickets ' of "The Field ot Music" is announced by Ferrar and Rinehart Inc New York publishErnest Hutehesaon ing firm president emeritus of the Juilliard School ot Music 'is to f for Aug 15 Mr come to Salt will Templeton Lake after an extended visit with service men and women over the world As has been the custom for some years seryice personnel will attend the concert as guests of those who purchase Scheduled Sunday—some 40 oils and watercolors the work of Mrs Gertrude Teutsch The pictures will be shown for three weeks Mrs Teutsch has varied her subjects and portraits figures and landscapes will be included While the artist has been represented at various Art Barn shows this is Mrs Tetitsch's exhibit" and it first "one-ma- n will be of corresponding interest toart lovers She has studied at schools of art in prewar Germany and herself is an art teacher Running at the same time as her own show will be One of the work of her star pupils which will be hung in the Fine Arts sChoolroorn at the Art Barn NEW DEPARTURE c AlreadS Salt Lakers are looking forward to the nest sun set concert when Alec Templeton famed blind pianist-composand one of the greatest figures in the music world today will be guest artist with the Utah State Symphony orchestra Hans at the Art Barn beginning this the-sk- ' Stars Templeton Barn Shows Teuttch Art one the bluenem of moment of motion beyond anything a leaf could dream of" It ia a Cook that will satisfy ("Flowering Dusk" by Ella Young Longinana Green Si: Co New York $350J - Next Sunset Concert Its real fun to read this gayest of books The most lowly of novices in the musical field will grin when --they've finished and remark: Why didnt 1 think of that?" The book gives the reassurance to those who ''know nothing of music but want to learn" that there's nothing mysterious about music if you love it and want to know something about it (Garden City Publishing Co New York City N Y) Military Music For those who love to delve Into the history of things American William Carter Vhite's - in Loves A History of Military Music in America is an intriguing study of the Revoltionary war on down through the growth of military music to the modern American bugle-ithe present war Real- progress in music was hampered during the 1750s by a strait-lace- d religious sect who were firmly united in the belief that music produced tiN a fiddle flute or horn was worldly and had noplace among people" (Exposition Press New York $3) From her descriptions of the first Biblical instruments to her Summertime beckons to music lovers at home from the concert hall and from camp and those who would learn a little more about music ' o exhaustive explanations of the musical terms used in the Bible Lulu Iltimsey Wiley has made a valuable addition to Bible literature in Bible Music She delves into the old and new Testament to bring into being the singing and music as known to those of Bible times and concltides by quoting from Psalm 98: "With trumpets and sound of cornet make a joyful noise before the Lord the King" (Published by The Paebar Co New York N Y $300) Music Education "Music Education in 11 Latin American Republics" by Vanett Lawler is a report based on a recent trip made by the author to Latin American republics in the interest of music education and contains a factual account of the status of music education and its relation to music education in the U S (Pan American Union Washington D C Music Series 12 50 cents1 —B R P ' Motes for 117Nutr Itlk'gelod y ogorl '1 I ? 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" - ''13 - ''' 1 'At ' k r j:) A 47 IN -' ' ' ' pc - a'" W - !ikj I' I P '::'r1 ' Living out her days In Cali- fornia now Ella Young is one of the great literary artists of Ireland She has been of the group including William Butler Yeates Fiona Macleod George Russell and James Stephens q-:- !HEN ' ' ---- ' " ' being -- 4' ' : : — ' I -1- - attuned ' ' is now being shown through- 407e' : To have the soul and perceptions of Ella Young so to all delicately shades of beauty and wonder in 'nature man and life itself lA rare When there is added to It the ability to write prose both jeweled and whimsical the result is something to be considered "Flowering Dusk—Things Remembered Accurately and Inaccurately" her ilatest book is not esthetic like ith title It is a forceful 4rnpressive and fascinating recording of events in the life of a remarkable human -- ' ' !: - -- er l''' 3- " Irish-America- n "savior" of his people the downtrodden farmers and sharecroppers the "poor white" class from which he comes Verity knows doubts early seeing his use of gangsters political bosses and sycophants and that friends are valued only as they can promote his career With' full realization of his aims that his great plans for aiding the common people are but a springboard to power Verity realizes too he has not only betrayed the people he has not kept faith with her Mrs Langley is a zestful story-telland while the story of this "big lion a' this here own term for jungle" isHank's not always entirely himself plausible it is highly readable It is not a book of social protest The author's concern is less with conditions that breed such demagognies as Hank Martin Huey Long and others than withthe dramatic character of their lives E E II t t Writer Shows Shades of Beauty in Nature 'Verity very much in love with Hank a "kindlirC man" glories in his swift prognSS believing him si ncereh- 3 1 t k 'Music for Fun' I I t I '' of 1 '''' '''''' "And fall color or not" he added "we shall take that famous trip up Mt Timpanogos before we return east We can't miss doing that!" i - "Sunlight and Shadow" is an effective use of Infrared ray film which gives character and P ly well chosen f ": ' "3 1 1 1 t?: ''' ' I I - - - - - 1 '''''''' ?: - - - ' f '''' 2 ! -'' ' :' - 7- "4 ?''----- ' ' f'' - 1 t ''' ' - ::- - - i ' 3 A?' li ''' - ' k: Z— !:7- ' ''' :?' g ' ' f8 1r 3: ' t - : s ':'' '''' '' '- - ' '''- ' s ' '' ?4?: 1 - ' t t 1" ' :! 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' ''kL ")'"t 4-- :It "'A- e 1 4i ?i1 i' :' ' ' : L3 f '' A e''' I'': '''f ')'i A t :' -' : - :12''''''''' t—7 )''':'''' '°' '8'' 1 ''''''"::r - ' " ' ‘"4 ' " ' 8'1' s''': ° i '''' - !5 qt ' t out California Late in August it will be sent at request to Ogden The Charman class of some 50 artists who like himself and Mrs Charman choose water colors as their medium has become well known in the beauty on their weekly spots near-b- y tours Durirtkg his stay Dr Char-ma- n has lectured on the theory and 'anatomy of design 1 lie is enthralled by the scenery of Utah and also by the eager enthumiamn and interest in artistic affairs which he met while here "Salt Lake" he declared before he left is ripe for a great art expansion There is such tremendous interest evidence on i all sides I have found a great 1 deal of talent among those with whom I worked—some are outstanding in talent and production They are anxious to broaden their outlook and that helps them express themselves better through their medium" Dr Charman was especially enthusiastic about the art col- owned lection by Brigham Young university which he says Is very valuitble and exceeding- ' k z' - t It - '' I With his wife Jessie B Charman herself a talented artist he headed for the east and home regretful at missing the autumn coloring of our 'mountains Each year the university invites outstanding national figures in art music and education to give a summer course of lectures—and Dr and Mrs Char-ma- n have made a name for themseleves in Salt Lake with their exhibition of water colors p601rr--- ' - cuse university - 4 ' - i Art circles bade farewell last week to the University of Utah's guest lecturer Dr Montague Miamian head of the art department of 'Syra- - decF tImegtrml- IF Mr7ze1-x1-g-er"o- ' t '''' I I - : - Art Guest Leaves f t LOGAN—One of the attractions of the surnmcr session at Utah State Agricultural college is an exhibition of 52 photographs the work of 11 Reuben Reynolds associate professor of art at the college according to Milton R Merrill summer session director The subject matter of the popular exhibition varies from subjects found in Europe to architectural studies made in Denver Chicago and Columbus portraits of campus personalities and Utah landscapes Mr Reynolds' interest in contrasting textures and values is emphasized by careful delineation and sharp focus and some ' t - i t l' LECTURER '1J1 -- ' 41 s t't - ' -- 11 lk 1 1 Pr- " - : 42:: 4 rI r 7 ''- ' |