Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 28

NOV. 15, 1957-NOV. 21, 19579 HJM IWIWWWWIW Illl'lllll IIUIIUH c- I 'ft 1 I i 1 Is" i -f'i minim 1 i iiTii uSTill JhA, PTT. Mh. n.r Farm Bureau State Groups To Convene About 300 representatives of the.

National Farm Bureau Federation will register on Wednesday for the 38th annual state convention of Nevada Farm Bureau groups from all parts of the state. Presiding will be James Sharp of Blue Eagle in Nye county, and in addition to sessions for determining recommendations on farm price supports, and for state business, speech contests will be held for seventh and eighth graders from each county group. The women's group will meet on Thursday at noon at the Holiday for a luncheon with Mrs. Ben Kohrs of Wyoming, women's western regional director, as guest of honor. Thursday evening's -banquet, also at the Holiday Hotel at 6 o'clock, will have as speaker John Lynn of Washington, D.

representing the American Farm Bureau Federation. His topic will be "National Legislative Problems." The session will close on Saturday swith election of officers, with a dinner also scheduled on Friday evening at 6 o'clock at the Holiday when William K. Alexander of Denver, western regional representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation will be the speaker. During the four-day meeting, commodity groups will meet with speakers on such topics as livestock, dairying and crops for separate sessions, with policy recommendations to be discussed by each of these groups, also. When Sigmuhd Romberg died at the age of 64, he left 78 complete light operas.

Variety Show At Mapes Variety package of entertainment now appears in the Sky Room of the Mapes Hotel here. Headlined by the comic talent of Dave Barry, the packet also contains Judy Scott, upcoming Dec-ca recording star, and the sensational juggling act, The Martin Brothers. Backed by two Joy Healey productions for the Mapes Sky-lets, with singing MC Dick Mer-ritt and the music of Eddie Fitzpatrick and his orchestra the show provides excellent balance and pace for the viewer. Long a favorite in this area Barry draws on a raft of material that includes the ability to deliver a joke with perfect timing, a string of true to life impreshes and some specialty song material that typifies Reno nightlife. One of the best in the business when it comes to ad lib, Barry sets the tempo of his time on stage to suit the mood of the audience.

He has fun clowning with a few outsize props such as a gargantuan cigar for his Winston Churchill bit. Judy Scott is a new singer with Dccca records whose personality is as promising as her voice. She brings a fresh, wholesome sytle to the boards and her lyric -delivery is flawless. Newcomer to the nightclub circuit she bids fair to have an extended career in all forms of show biz. The Margin Brothers, Argentine juggling experts, provide some unexpected thrills along with their juggling skill.

The pair do the customary juggling bits with added flourish and some clever acrobatics. Their finale is a blazer as they don blindfolds and exchange a number of lighted torches by juggling them all the way across the stage. OS HEADLINING the new variety, package at the Mapes Hotel in the Sky Room is Dave Barry, long a favorite in this area. Freedom Is Topic For Religious Program Sunday "Degree of Freedom," written for television by Joseph Mindel, will be presented by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America on NBC's religious television hour, "Frontiers of Faith," Sunday, Nov. 17, 1957, from 10:30 a.m., Channel Fojr.

This will be the third in a series of eight weekly programs devoted to subjects of Jewish interest and will be carried by a nationwide network of NBC-TV. "Degree of Freedom" is a dramatization of Thomas Jefferson's fight for religious freedom in his native state of Virginia. It will be presented in observance of Thanksgiving. On Nbvember 24. the seminary will present "Boulevarde Jasmine," by Sylvia Berger.

ONLY 2 LEFT TO TRIBUTE TO THE BASQUES exhibit, now at the University of Nevada in the art department gallery on the lower campus includes musical instruments typical of the Basque people. Ron Moroni, art student at the university and art editor of the college literary magazine, "Brushfire," inspects a flutelike musical instrument called a "txitsu." The exhibit is open to the public free of charge and will continue throughout November, according to Prof. Craig" Sheppard, department- head. Candle Records Wax Albums HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! "Ten Catholic Holy "Ten Protestant Holy Days" and "Ten Jewish Holy Each album presents in song and story the holy days of each of the three major religions, with the narratives and vocals being handled by Middleton. Barlow is coordinating the musical and choral aspects.

The 30 songs in the trio of albums have all been written by Marks. The three albums will be completed and ready for sale in Hammond organ dealer stores throughout the U. Canada and Mexico this month. The ballet had its beginning in Italy during the 15th century. Three well known talents in the musical field have been signed by the newly formed Candle Records, of New York, to tee off the company's ambitious recording schedule.

Contracted by Vincent S. Andrews, president of are Ray Middleton, Broadway musical comedy and concert star; Howard Barlow, veteran musical director known particularly lor his direction of "The Voice of Firestone" on radio and TV; and Gerald Marks, top-rated songwriter known for his many ASCAP hits. Candle is already under way with three LP religious albums, THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW 1957 500000 CADI 1 SZ'. 4 prm' QUALIFYING DRAWINGS DAILY GOLDEN'S 8th FABULOUS AUTORAMA "RENO'S BIGGEST, EASIET GIVEAWAY" DOUBLE JACKPOTS EVERY HOUR, 5:30 P.M. TO 12:30 A.M.

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