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...Frank Sinatra Jr. has gone summer-touring with the Tommy Dorsey band, and with his nasal intonation and easy delivery almost convinces listeners that they are back at the Paramount Theater, circa...
Some old tunes are apt to sound mighty familiar when the Tommy Dorsey band goes touring this May with its new featured vocalist, Frank Sinatra Jr., 19, son of Sinatra's first marriage. Raised by his mother Nancy in Beverly Hills, Frank Jr. quietly attended local public and private schools, still plans to continue drama studies at the University of Southern California. But once he cuts loose on the songs that Daddy taught him, history may well repeat itself. During an impromptu public appearance at Disneyland last summer, one youngish matron came up to the bandstand and purred: "That...
...Student Government President James E. Dorsey said the demonstrators on the first day consisted of about 17 students. This number swelled to nearly 45 the next day, Dorsey said, but sank to only ten following Davis' warning to stop the demonstrations issued immediately after the participants began to increase in number...
...Mulligan aficionados will be astonished to hear a piano in the quartet behind him-a direct violation of Mulligan's long boycott of pianists. But the man playing it here is Tommy Flanagan, and keeping Flanagan off a record is like keeping Willie Mays in the dugout. Alec Dorsey's congo drumming is a nuisance...
...four professors at the Wharton School of Finance questioned the effectiveness of funds as an investment medium and criticized the size of their management fees. Last week Manhattan's Investment Company Institute, the trade association of 166 mutuals, for the first time hired a paid president: scholarly Dorsey Richardson, 66, who until his retirement last December was president of Lehman Brothers' One William Street Fund. Richardson insists that the reorganization of the institute was in the works long before the Wharton report was published, but he concedes that "perhaps the report made people feel that we must have...