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"ANDY" By Reg Smythe May 6. 1964 MINNEAPOLIS MOHHING T3IBUNT 4T ll4. Ttt Hall Svndieatte 1m. Ml Daily Mirrwfc U'U Madrigal Singers Give Free Concerf TV Service there's no need) be mastv AB0UT iT i) Where's the Fire? TUESDAY AM 9:023100 NE. California ventilator 10,29 180 SE.

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2:15 511 Central food on Hove. 2:17810 E. 33rd fence. 3:55 511 Central Av. emergency.

415 5221 Ewing Av. emergency. 6:43 Swedish Hotpital, light fixture. 7:233020 11th Av. dryer.

7:361605 Aldrich Av. rubbiih. 9:03261 Cedar building. 9:252422 14th' Av. lightning.

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11:182913 Cedar cor. ANYWHERE IN TWIN CtTIES-SUBURSS By DAN SULLIVAN Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer mm i DAYS NIGHTS SUNDAYS I M01TKS OMR. ON PARTS 1 irai ii WTCN-TV Sold to Chris-Craft for $4 Million by Time-Life came off better than some others. Most successful, I thought, were the very early and very late works. The choral blend on the 16th century pleasantries by Le Jeune, Passer-eau, Gibbons and De Victoriawas light and lovely.

The' tantalizing harmonies of Charles Ives' setting of the 67th Psalm and the complex rhythms of Benjamin Britten's "Antiphon" were carried off with great authority. AND TO HEAR once again the "Sanctus" and "Gloria" from "The Masque of Angels" the chorus also sang in its premiere last winter at the Guthrie Theaterwas to recapture the pleasure they gave us the first time around. Elsewhere last night you The Castaways wail with deoendable WTCN-TV, Channel 11 in owns, through subsidiaries, erate television stations in Indianapolis, Grand Rapids, Minneapolis, was sold for two other independent television stations, KCOP-TV in "The Minneapolis Madrigal Singers hate money but love the art of singing," said the invitation to their free concert Tuesday night at the MUSIC First Unitar- mu51 ian Society. REVIEW The first statement may exaggerate a bit, but the second does not. Their singing last night showed plenty of love and plenty of labor.

The program must have been one of the most challenging Frederic Hilary's 35-voice choir has faced since its founding 10 years ago. SPANNING 500 years, it included madrigals and chansons from the 16th century; heavier works by Mozart, Handel, Brahms and Beethoven; and a modern section featuring two excerpts from Domenick Argento's new opera, "The Masque of Angels." That is quite a variety of styles to cope with in one evening, and some parts of the concert quite naturally about $4 million Tuesday by Time-Life Broadcast, to Chris-Craft Industries, Los Angeles, and KPTV, Portland, Ore. Oakland, Calif. Bloomington Man Trapped Hour by Cave-in A Bloomington man laying water lines between two Richfield houses was not hurt Tuesday afternoon when he was trapped about an hour by a cave-in. David Spawn, 31, 8740 10th Av.

was treated at General Hospital and released. An employe of Jerry Hennes Plumbing, Savage, he was working at 62nd St. and Thomas Av. S. He was trapped in a hole about 6 feet below ground level while digging a shaft braced by boards.

The ground beneath caved in and Spawn was covered up to his shoulders. Richfield police freed Spawn. Bannister said Chris- The sale must be approved Denver, and San Diego and Bakersfield, Calif. SWIFT SAID no plans have been made for new quarters for WTCN radio. Both television and radio are now located at 2925 Dean in the Calhoun Beach Manor.

He said he doubted that the two stations would con Craft plans further expansion of its television operations in the future. He didn't elaborate. Fender Amplifiers from B-Sharp Music The rock and rollin' Castaways always try to play what the dancing crowd wants whether it's a new Beetle song or an older rock tune. Iney often use their own arrangements, too. The Castaways' equipment gets quite a workout on stage and can't fail them.

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by the Federal Communications Commission. Arthur M. Swift, vice president and general manager of WTCN-TV, said he expected routine ap WTCN-TV and radio were noticed an occasional mud- proval in six to nine months. sold to Time-Life Broadcast tinue to share space after WTCN radio was not in in 1957 by Consolidated Television Broadcasters, as volved in the purchase. "Our intention is to continue operating the radio station," said part of a $15,750,000 package that included properties diness of blend and a harshness of soprano voices.

Beethoven's "Choral Fantasia," the centerpiece of the evening, was well sung but the important piano part was not well played by Joyce Hilary. the management change has been made. Combined employment of the two is about 110. Swift said he didn't know what personnel changes may be contemplated. Indianapolis, and Grand Rapids, Mich.

rdrrJrJrJrJrJrJrdrdrJfJfl Swift. BUT, HE ADDED, "The company is talking to people" about its possible sale. Time-Life continues to op- sn mi Chris-Craft and Time-Life ON TELEVISION AND RADIO TODAY Broadcast, a subsidiary of Time, New York magazine publishers, had been negotiating the sale of WTCN-TV for several months. Second Red Ving Fugitive's Body Found in Pepin TELEVISION p.m. Caroline Leonetti on "House Party." Ch.

4. Yesterday's announcement was made in New York by if vib MIDWEST xt) I 7:30 p.m. E. G. Marshall on "Suspense." Ch.

4. 9:00 p.m. "The Education of the Northern Negro" John G. Bannister, Chns Special to the Minneapolis Tribune Craft president, and Weston C. Pullen Time Life on "The Negro in the North." Ch.

2. 9:00 p.m. Lola Albright and Kevin McCarthy on Broadcast president. comic strip, and Tom Hastings, an originator 6f the Minneapolis Aquatenmal, on "Feature 15," KSTP. 11:00 a.m.

The Vienna State Opera Orchestra, conducted by Carlo Chavez, plays First Piano Concerto by MacDowell, featuring Eugene List, pianist, on "Kaleidoscope." KWFM-FM. 7:00 pan. The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, conducted by George Szell, plays "The Moldau" and "The Bartered Bride" by Smetana on "Classics in the Night." KEVE and KEVE-FM. 8:00 p.m. Baseball: Minnesota Twins vs.

Los Angeles. WCCO. 8:00 pjn. "Can Can" on "Stagedoor." WAYL-FM- 10:00 p.m. "Ogden Nash Reads Ogden Nash" on "Art of the Spoken Word." WLOL-FM.

"The Eleventh Hour." Ch. 5. A Chris-Craft is a diversified company that makes' boats 9:00 p.nt James Garner and James Bacon on "77 ILU RED WING, Minn. The body of an 18-year-old fugitive from the Red Wing State Training School was found Tuesday in Lake Pepin about half a mile from where the body of his 16-year-old fel Sunset Strin." Ch. 9.

and marine engines and TOURNAMENT Minneapolis Auditorium GENERAL ADMISSION 1.10 MAIN FLOOR 2.00 1 10:30 P.M. Michael Rennie, Homer and Jethro, Lou Rawls and Ruta Lee on "The Steve Allen Show." Ch. 4. 1 products for the automotive and apparel industries and has oil and gas interests in TICKETS AT DAYTON'S TICKET OFFICES IN MINNEAPOLIS ARO ST. PAUL SU THI WORLD'S HICHIST DtvRII BLACK IILTS IN ACTION FOR INFORMATION CALL 332-4614 low runaway was found 13 states.

I IN ADDITION, the firm 10:00 A.M. Milton Caniff, creator of Steve Canyon Miss Albright three days earlier. The Goodhue County sheriff's office identified the youth found yesterday as KTCA-TV, Ch. 2 Ronald R. Larson, the son of Mrs.

Geraldine Bosak, 561 Laurel St. Paul. Officers said Larson and John F. McNary, White Bear Wednesday TV Log Published as a service to readers, at no charge to broadcasters. The Minneapolis Tribune is not responsible for program changes by stations.

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4:00 Dlnine Musis 4:10 tack to liblo 7:00 Melody How 1:45 Oulet Tim 9:30 Chaaol Tim 10:30 Portals-Prayer BREEZY POINT'S NEW MARINA AND RESTAURANT 4:00 Good News 4:15 Clockwatcher 7:30 Wilbur Nelson 1:15 Upward look 1:30 lack to liblo 9:00 Tho Matter 9:13 Mplt. Schll. 9:30 Music 9:30 look loeb AM 9:45 lecord loom 1 Oil Me)OfVf)n)srM0frTra 10.30 KIHhen Komar 10:45 llble Nuoaetl 11:00 LUtenrnt Pott 11:15 Marchthno 11:35 Chapel 12:00 News 12:15 Sirnicriratloa 12:10 Heart to Heart tions are printed on Pages 15 and 16 of the August 1964 issue of the magazine. 10:15 library 10:10 Tow Health Iv. Concert 10:45 WPBC 980 10:00 Jack Hattina 1 1 :00 lecky Ann 12:00 Happy Mutt 12:10 Newi-Soarti an informal coffee shop and restaurant offering elegant yew styling and comfort.

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