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O! Look at Me Now (Tommy Dorsey; Decca). Trombonist Dorsey first recorded this fine song in 1941 with Frank Sinatra. This time, Bob London and Frances Irvin follow the same vocal arrangement with the Rhythmaires. The orchestra sounds better, but Sinatra's 1941 exuberance is missing.
FRANCES P. WENNER City Point, Fla.
There is such a department here, mainly because of a very unusual woman named Mrs. Frances Glessner Lee. Eleven years ago, Mrs. Lee established the Lee Chair for Legal Medicine in the Medical School. At that time, there were less than a half dozen men trained in this field, and...
Evenings on the Roof started on a real roof. It was the idea of a critic named Peter Yates and his wife, Concert Pianist Frances Mullen. The Yateses, who like chamber music, began inviting musician friends to their hilltop studio, to play strictly for fun. Word spread, musicians brought other...
In Washington, some 2,000 women attending the postmasters' convention turned out to enjoy a fashion show and hear a speech by Madam Frances Perkins, onetime Secretary of Labor, now a member of the Civil Service Commission. Wearing a new copy of her old badge of office, a small...