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Dorn plays Leopold Goronoff, as great a conductor and pianist as his name would suggest, and personally accounts for fourteen of the twenty-three Rachmaninoff tidbits. He discovers a budding young pianistic genius on a Pennsylvania farm in the person of Myra Hassman, who plays the Concerto twenty-seven times and addresses Goronoff incessantly as "Maestro." At her New York debut she plays guess what too well to suit Goronoff's touchy ego, so they split and she marries a Pennsylvania farmer who's Almost as good and kind as he is stupid. After a number of obvious events masquerading...
...Maestro Leopold Stokowski and wife Gloria were also attracting attention with their music: the tabloid Daily Mirror breathlessly reported that "neighbors have heard loud quarrels and the noise of thrown dishes...
...name Austria first appeared (as Osterrich) in a state document, signed by the Emperor Otto III, on Nov. 1, 996. In the grandiose neoclassic Parliament building on the Ringstrasse last week, Chancellor Leopold Figl glumly celebrated Austria's 950th birthday with a speech pleading for Austria's place on the planet: "The Austrian nation . . . appeals to the whole world to enable this state to remain a center of democratic peace and freedom in Europe...
...David L. Groshong '49; John E. Harrigan '49; Peter G. Harwood '48; Francis B. Haydock '46; John G. Holbrook '49; Thomas P. Howard '48; John C. Hunter '46, Captain; William J. Jackson, 2nd '47; Edward W. Lewis, Jr. '49; Vincent C. Moriarty '47; Bernard J. O'Brien '47; Leopold M. Page, Jr. '47; Douglas D. Pirnie '43 ocC; Owen C. Torrey, Jr. '47; Edward L. Wyman '48; Bradford Perkins '46, Manager...
...hand, Austria hoped for U.S.-British aid and dreaded being left in the lurch by the West. A simple news item like General Mark Clark's confinement to Walter Reed Hospital (because of an ear infection) created a minor sensation. Jittery Chancellor Leopold Figl, formerly a model of imperturbability, inquired whether Clark's illness was not political...