Word: solomons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Richard L. Solomon, associate professor of Social Psychology, who has led the money-raising efforts, announced the figure yesterday and said the informal campaign would continue. He estimated the sum to be more than half of Kamin's foreseeable legal costs. Barring and appeal to the Supreme Court, Solomon said Kamin will probably need between...
When their song was over, the three stars reluctantly moved out of conjunction. Fournier will fly to Switzerland, then on to a Scandinavian tour; Solomon heads for performances in South Africa, Israel and the Continent, Francescatti for a four-month rest in the Berkshires. Could they ever get together again? Possibly their schedules will permit...
Becoming a Native. Many cases cropped up in which a man was Colored, his wife Colored, their parents and grandparents Colored, his name a "white type" name, e.g., Pieters, Solomon or Pienaar, he spoke English or Afrikaans but no native language, he mixed with no natives-and yet was reclassified as a native...
...deathbed in Jerusalem, and with his last breath he spoke to his young grandson. He told of an antique piano, with a tone so beautiful that it had been called the Harp of King David. Its richly carved case-so people said-was hewn of wood from Solomon's temple in Jerusalem. That part was legend, but the piano itself was fact. It stood, the old man told young Avner Carmi, in King Victor Emanuel's palace in Rome, and Avner's mission was to call on the King one day, in order to see and hear...
Weill: Concerto for Violin and Wind Orchestra, Op. 12 (Anahid Ajemian; M-G-M Wind Orchestra conducted by Izler Solomon; M-G-M). A selection from Kurt Weill's nearly forgotten early period in Germany. The first movement is modern, the second a sleazy serenade with a crude rhythm jiggling under a high-toned fiddle, the third a romping gallop. Despite the strange orchestration that leaves the mid-range empty, the music is rich harmonically, and contains snatches of Weill's low-down lyricism that was to blossom into Three-Penny Opera, Street Scene, September Song, etc. Performance...