Word: sheetings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Until recently, the "Rambling Reporter," which keeps a house detective's eye on cinemactors and cinemactions, appeared only in a powerful trade sheet, the Hollywood Reporter (circ. 7,500). But last week Edith Gwynn's column was being syndicated. Seven newspapers had already signed it up: the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the Boston Post, the Indianapolis Times, the Cincinnati Enquirer, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the New York Morning Telegraph and the Pottstown (Pa.) Mercury...
Every Saturday some hundred musicians don red ties and coats which they have paid for themselves and head for Soldiers Field to rehearse. There, out of their own pockets, they buy lunch. A half-hour later, each man equipped with his own personal instrument, and reading from sheet-music he has bought, the Harvard Band marches into the Stadium to what is certain to be one of the more resonant cheers of the afternoon...
...Princeton and Yale, in addition, combinations of Music Department, Athletic Association, and student organization funds buy uniforms, sheet-music; and occasionally rare instruments. The Harvard Band does not want such extensive subsidization. It prefers to retain completely independent status, and to pay its own expenses for all home games. During the current season, the band has managed to do so largely through sales of the Ivy League Album, which have garnered about $3,800; in the future, concerts will help to pay for the organization's non-commercial outings. But the band cannot, and should not, continue to make...
...railbirds were getting a better line on the 1948 presidential contenders. Last week's additions to the form sheet...
Already on the Wurlitzer at George's Spa, "The More I Do," Mariaschin's first recorded hit, will reach the counters of music stores in the Square tomorrow, sheet sales are scheduled to begin next week...