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Keeler meets Armond Gabriellen and Pareira takes on Tech co-captain Howie Graves; both matches will probably be tossups. Fastov should defeat M.I.T.'s Tim Sloat. But Cavin may face tough going in his varsity debut when he meets junior Jim Evens, New England's freshman wrestling champion of two seasons...
...duchess; The Gay Life turns a wealthy, well-bred girl (Barbara Cook) into a beddable wench who will fight like a fishwife for her male. Unfortunately, Actress Cook, who is as wholesome as sunshine, resists this metamorphosis, and Italy's Chiari, though he clowns likably in his U.S. debut, acts as if the throb in his heart has gone to his head. There is more bricklayer than boudoir in his voice. As the hero's pal, Comic Jules Munshin is as frisky as a seal at feeding time, and the dialogue he gets is just as fishy...
...frequently falls short when it comes to exercising them: the likes of Leontyne Price and Anna Moffo had to go to European houses to learn how to sing with professional skill. A major exception to that failing is Soprano Phyllis Curtin, who made an immensely successful Metropolitan Opera debut this season in Cosi fan Tutte. Soprano Curtin was also a smash in Europe before she came to the Met, but her European success merely topped off a career patiently built in America. Last week, as she followed a superbly rousing performance of Strauss's Salome at the Vienna Staatsoper...
...Yale's a four-letter word," says Strabo V. Claggett, a graduate of the Lew School in 1917, in his new piece, "Here's to Harvard." The song--words and music--was to have its debut last night at the Harvard Band's concert before the Harvard Club of New York City and was to be played again in the Bowl today by the Band...
...important new indicators make their debut in the Commerce Department booklet. One is the "Index of Wage and Salary Cost per Unit of Output"-which is the ratio of total U.S. manufacturing wage payments to U.S. industrial production. (This index is a lagger, which tends to fall during the early stages of a business expansion, because productivity then increases faster than wages do.) The other key indicator, which tends to lead the economic curve, is the ratio of wholesale prices that manufacturers receive for their goods to the price that they pay for labor. (It tends to lead the economy...