Word: stardusted
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...half a dozen singers and orchestras are scheduled to make recordings of Stravinsky's Summer Moon (TIME, Nov. 3). Popular-music fans might miss a few flash novelties like Open the Door, Richard!, which come from nowhere, but they would hear many a new version of "standards" like Stardust...
...Stardust. Though overshadowed by their doubles and by the Stampede itself, Hollywood's stars managed'to get some attention. Heroine Leslie gave costume prizes to Indians. Jack Oakie strode around town dressed in a bright orange shirt and other cowboy trappings. Hero James Craig played up to the bobby-soxers. To prove that "all Hollywood cowboys are not the drugstore type," Craig threatened to compete in the Stampede. But this would have been carrying verisimilitude too far. Director Rogell spiked the idea...
...years for artistic and financial success, the local thespians--HDC wing--have taken one more step into what must have looked like the blue heaven of prosperity. If the opening performance of their prosperity vehicle is any criterion, however, they are about to rub their eyes and find the stardust quite, quite gone...
...year and a half after graduation, Hoagy wrote Stardust, and was in. Now, after 47 years with hot music, Hoagy is beginning to cool off. Says he: "Looks to me like jazz is dying out. Nothing new coming down the groove. Same old construction. Everything built on the same old blues chords." Most jazzmen, he thinks, have lost the spirit epitomized by a colored piano player, who once told him: "Never play anything that ain't right. You may not make any money but you'll never get hostile with yourself...
...hits: Stardust (which has earned Carmichael more than $250,000), Lazybones, Rockin' Chair, Two Sleepy People, Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief. His latest, Old Buttermilk Sky, last week was No. 6 on the Hit Parade...