Word: sauter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Harvard put up its best in the first doubles match, but Willner and Frank Rinaldi lost to Sauter and Lauve of Endicott 6-1, 7-5. Rinaldi, playing second singles, was trounced by Sauter...
...Francisco newspaper reporter, writer for women's magazines and editor of McCall's. From rough notes, busy Bessie ad libs over Mutual's WOR (11:15-12) on food, books, fashion, war news, people, places. Sometimes she gets kidded by Announcer Dick Willard and Husband Bill Sauter, a quiet, wisecracking ex-actor who contributes a felicitous conjugal note that draws plaintive queries from mismated listeners. Sometimes Bessie whips up half a program with prominent guest interviewees...
...tune, is like turning Beethoven's Fifth in for scrap because you know the ... theme. There's more to Goodman's record than the melody, the words, and Peggy Lee. After a lull of two months, it can be unexpectedly exciting. You can trace this to this arrangement (Eddie Sauter's?), which is distinctly first-rate. If Goodman had played the tune as specified by the publishers, it probably would have died a-borning. As the facts go, the record was Goodman's first hit in ages...
Though the war in North Carolina was only a sham battle, Private Roland Sauter of the 102nd Coast Artillery Brigade came close to being a real casualty last week. Stationed with an anti-aircraft unit at an abandoned farmhouse near Fort Bragg, he was moseying around for some soft weeds on which to spend the night when he suddenly dropped 30 feet into a dried-up well. He yelled. The echo was terrific, but nobody came. He tried to climb out, but the well walls crumbled under his clutching hands. After a while rats began to munch at his shoes...
...opportunity to show a little technique if nothing else. Reverse is called When the Quail Come Back to San Quentin, and Scarlatti would have appreciated what harpsichordist Johnny Guarneri does to some of his own ideas (VICTOR)...Benny Goodman's latest twelve inch recording, Superman, is another elaborate Eddie Sauter orchestration, and features Cootie Williams pyrotechnics all the way through. There's also some tenor sax by Georgie Auld, who gets the same dirty tone out of his horn that Benny likes to use (COLUMBIA)... Metronome's 1941 All Star band has recorded One O'Clock Jump and Bugle Call...