Word: maestro
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...history book and laid it sadly and silently on top of the pile of unanswered letters from home, old laundry bills, and football ticket applications. He picked up the Crimson and glanced idly down the front page, then seized on a small item. All was not lost! The maestro was coming back to give the Freshman a return performance, and Vag had enough of the Freshman in him still to want to join the audience and hear...
...Maestro Toscanini, energetic as ever but disturbed by the world situation, has no commitments for the season...
...this has made it necessary for maestro Harlow to shift Captain Frannie Lee to tailback, leaving the wingback post open to Gordy Lyle and Greely Summers. Summers saw action again yesterday, a slight injury having kept him on the sidelines for a few days previous...
Blasphemy was uttered last week: Maestro Arturo Toscanini was criticized out loud. Beaky, bespectacled Sigmund Spaeth, "Tune Detective," barbershop balladeer and general musical quidnunc, told a Los Angeles convention of the National Federation of Music Clubs...
...about 4,500,000 listeners this year, half as many as CBS's Philharmonic broadcasts and NBC's Metropolitan Opera. Moreover, Toscanini's salary-$4,000 per broadcast, with income taxes paid-might well cost NBC another $5,000 under new tax schedules. The maestro has often been difficult to handle, especially in regard to rehearsals, which sometimes have conflicted with other studio jobs which the Symphony men are supposed to fill...