Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINETHURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER Baritone Quickly j Wins Hearts of R 17 1946 School Awaiting Benefit Party u tf K4 V mm m mm m- mm mm v v Only 2 more days an - v jsWav Of special prices Dotens of more un-advtrti- Concert Audience Ogden's Community concert audadded night ience Wednesday Leonard Warren baritone to its choice list of fayorite singers Mr Warren easily moved into the hearta of his audience because of his magnificent voice his evident versatility and joy in singing his andhis agreefine musicianship able personality The Metropolitan baritone who easily could describe himself as a basso possesses what the sports editors would Cill a remarkable change of pace Most of those who heard Mr Warren are probably today whether he debating achieved his greatest triumphs in performance of songs orof indignity those mobility and emotion as rollick-lag that may be described even and robust rowdy Song of Bitterness Consider for example Mr War ren's interpretation of Ronato's and expression of bitterness grief disillusionment in The Masked Ball" This was an impressive performance of a great operatio PfjKI which the accompanist also fit serves warm praise for the manner in which he made the piano accompaniment serve as Verdi intended the orchestra to serve in and poigaugmenting the drama and did nancy Mr Warren could to a such song from provide turn a most jovial and brilliant rendition of Rossin's celebrated boasting of Figaro Or contrast his limpid singing of the Faure "Les Berseaux" with his rowdy The Drunken Sailor" His Mr Warren is an actor the obtained impression audience that their soloist yearned to be amid singing his opera ofnumbers the operatic the full panoply stage By demeanorto and gesture produce the he easily managed in coswas he that impression tume Favorites Heard There was another reason for the He presinger's warm reception sented a program which included at least two favorite numbers of every person in the large audience He sang Handel Caldara Faure Ravel D'Indy Bizet Verdi Goutwo contemporary nod Rossini songs by Tucker and Gems Bono and Howard Fenton not to mention Ids encores James Sykes the accompanist appeared also as a soloist performing Chopin's "Fantasy Imnoble but ornamental the promptu" Bach "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring" and a characteristic Brazilian His encore was piece by Vienna Debussy's poetic impression of moonlight — D J G SALT LAKE CITY Oct 17 (AP) Alma Sonne new president of the European mission of be Latter Day Saints (Mormon) church was to leave here today far Naw York where he will embark for England Sonne will be accompanied nr Walter Stover president of the east German mission and lira With Ezra Taft Benson Stover former European mission head who JM naw la Jbtgland Sonne will tour the continent before actively taking over his post Washing Machine Repair Service lj Z APPLIANCE CO X ft E A D BROS Dial 7349 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVER r ' m Q SPEED QUEEN Wo Nof Only Hove Them But Look At Our Anniversary Price I Hah Curlers Photo Frame j 3M" end 3" Alto wav dipt in 3" A 4" tlxn Mim I mm Alwmi- - Reg St'Of Iff Reg 89c! 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