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Of the "unknowns", which are usually well known after a few Dunce concerts, the group has its own favorites. They like to begin a program with something short, like "I Got Along Without You Before I Met You, I Can Get Along Without You Now." Another favorite opener is "Behold...
Caught In the Closet. Charles Laughton's love of the theater took a quarter-century to find its outlet. He was born in 1899 in the Victoria Hotel in Scarborough, a resort town on the east coast of England. As the eldest of the three sons of hotel-owning...
This immensity of tone and variety enables, almost compels, Bechet to dispense with a trumpeter. In his present quarter, "Big Chief" Russell Moore plays a sound and steady fill-in trombone, and his occasional solos are clean and imaginative, though not inspired. Art "Traps" Trappier keeps a driving beat on...
The University of Pennsylvania decided late last week that its football team would look awfully silly doing weekly solos on television. So the Quakers folded back into the fold (the National Collegiate Athletic Association), ended their six-week revolt against the new N.C.A.A. television program, and were restored to good...
After the intermission, the entire Harvard-Radcliffe chorus performed the engaging "Rio Grande" by Constant Lambert with suitable vigor and gaiety. The continued excellence of the chorus and Miss Alberts, and the well-executed piano solos by Robert Wolverton closed the concert in the mood of "profane joy."