Word: debuted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...their own thing last week at the San Francisco Opera. First, Mayor Joseph Alioto chose to publicize his crusade to make San Franciscans use public transport by arriving for a performance of The Daughter of the Regiment on a bus. Then oldtime Upstager Hermione Gingold, 77, made her operatic debut in the tiny role of the Duchess of Krakenthorp and turned what should have been a brief appearance into a runaway slapstick turn. Finally, some 3,552 emotional fans gave Soprano Beverly Sills an ovation for her courage and her performance. It was barely four weeks after major but successful...
...drums out, changed the rhythm and the harmony, altered a few notes." While the 1792 version was a stirring march, the revised edition is more like a hymn. After a private audition recently, Giscard pronounced it great. Les citoyens are reserving judgment until the song's official debut this week...
...Leventritt International Competition in New York City. She was 19. In 1971 Cellist Myung-Wha, then 25, took first place in the Geneva International Competition. Last July, Myung-Whun was second-place winner at the Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow, an achievement he quickly followed up with an impressive debut recital in Manhattan's Carnegie Hall two weeks...
...still here?' I guess my lawyer keeps appealing, and it keeps going on and on." While the singer-songwriter was taping his newest album, more than a score of old John Lennon-Paul McCartney songs were being dusted off for a Nov. 14 debut as a rock musical, Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band on the Road. Lennon dropped by during the show's rehearsals in New York. "I enjoyed the music," he observed thoughtfully. "You find yourself singing along...
...sent off 75 resumes and got 50 responses, but no jobs," she reports. "The school should let people know what they are in for." J-school deans insist that students who are willing to specialize in such subjects as science and economics or to forgo a high-salaried debut in a big-city newsroom will have little trouble finding work. "If they want to take a job in a small town in Wyoming at $90 a week, there's no problem," says Donald Wright, an assistant professor at Texas...