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MCIDAT, JAUtJABY 18, 19B1 24 PHIUDEIWU PltT EWS Serkin to Perform Rudolf Serkin will perform In Earl Wilson Opera Society to Present Verdi's luisa Miller The Rittenhouse Opera Societyj The opera will feature Marian will present a revival of Verdi's ciraulo and Marie Forte, Miller" Jan 18, 19 andnating tbe We Ray. 20 at the Bluett Theater, 56th ford Dudeyi a ten)r who made the Master Piano Series at the Thumb-Sucking Survey BONN (TJPI). Little girls suck their thumbs more than little boys, according to a survey published by the West German dentists association. Academy of Music, Jan. 28.

His recital will be the second in the Sunday afternoon series, st. and Overbrook ave. his debut with the society All nra cot fnT season. part of the AH Star-Forum, and will begin at 3 P. M.

Tbe program will consist of eeaeeaTa IK aJfTWCMiOi aaaaaeaaeB L0 1-tWT DOORS OPEN A.M. fmtturu Timet 11:15 AH. 1 "SO 3 45. four pieces by Mozart, Beethoven's Sonata in Minor Op. IDicKVanTOfcel 0.

Sfl5, 10.05 Pal 57 and Brahms' Variations and: Fugue on a Theme of Handel; Barbara McNair Battles for Fame NEW YORK. The next gal singer who's going to make it on albums is Barbara McNair of Chicago, Racine and San Francisco, who's been fighting a frustrating bat-, tie with fame since she took a job as a secretary at the National Federation of Settlement in New York about 10 years ago because New York was Show Biz. "I've had a terrible recording career." confesses Barbara, with a frankness unusual for performers. "The companies I record for usually go under. "I'VE NEVER MADE Op.

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LA 5-2062 Ceat. Ir. 1220 A 730925 TeVCtolaat uynm 3 YJK4 more than two albums for one company." Barbara was such a big hit with the GIs on the Bob Hope tour of Vietnam that you'd have thought she was the biggest singing star in the country. She came out in a low-necked red gown and sang "I Am A Woman." and from 10,000 to GIs depending on the base get hysterical. "It's flattering," Barbara said, "but I realized that they wouldn't have cared if I'd just come out and play- vifk vfl.t;n woe ViimO Mm 9 1 StCK or "ONE OF THE JOSEPH IEVIN6 PSNIS MIKE NICHOLS LAWRENCE TURMAN WALT DISNEY'S YEAR'S 1ti BCCTII CharOe, DOORS OPEN 10:30 AM "JUNGLE BOOK" JUKI, 135.

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TIUFC. TECHNICOLOR i i aaaaaaaaaaaaF laaa II BEST PICTURES OF 1967" "ONE CF THE 2 adocb afATverrrt RICHARD BURTON THE DAYS WILFRED OWER cot oe, 1 ANNE BANCROFT DUSTIN HOFFMAN 30, 7:30, AtutDOCK, INQUIUI f- i mother, and Christmas to Iwl v. them. Actually, I think Richard Borton'ElizabethTaylor A1 nninnAcc.Ppf ArTTcfitinfir 1 they gave me more joy than I gave them." BUT BARBARA WOULD rush up to them and kiss KWCaPHUaS aWimT rtouLPfHuie MflXOBTT GMtfcX BARBARA McXAIR wants more records KJ xa-aww viuiiiiivoj jl tivi aji.jaT Comediansg ItVUU THt STAANOI AND aVIilO OSSISSIONS Of HOUSfWrVIS WHO SO All OUT MONIY AND KICKS 2 Ftua Crakam Citni's Nel 1 illkitltn atliost kackirnid of tnlcoce ni tatrifit I M. WE BlTl I aaaaaa 0 EXPLOITERS 3AUCY, SPICY SlffTILLATING jffa 1105.

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Richard HARRIS-Vanessa REDGRAVE- Franco NERO TECHK1CCL0R" STEREOPHONIC SOUND 70 mm warner arts them and pose for them and just before she sang "Silent Night," she put a piece cf gauze cover-up over her low neck. "You know, when I was in the officers' clubs, though, some of the officers tried to put you in your place as an entertainer. "One officer said. "Well, well, well, the Bob Hope shew is here again! If I have to go out there and sit in the let sun, he'd better be good!" "I told him what I thought cf his attitude, and he apologized." BARBARA BEGAN singing in Racine, studied music at the University of the City of Los Angeles, came to New York, lived at the YWCA in Harlem, toiled as a secretary, snd auditioned for Max Gordon at the Village Vanguard. "Two weeks later he called me at the place I was working.

He had seen some spark. "I stayed there a month and hated it. I had expected the same response I get in Racine. "The sophisticated New Yorkers couldn't have cared less. I'd seen too many Jane Powell movies.

1 went to work as a secretary. Then Arthur Godfrey put me on his TV bow. I wanted people back home in Racine to see me. I wen and got a week on his show. It gave me a desire to go tack into show business THEN SHE WORKED the Purple Onion, the New York version, at 51st st.

6th the Blue Angel, and in the Richard Kollmar show. The Body Beautiful," with Mindy Carson, which lasted two months, and hit the Las Vegas route never quite getting the appreciation she felt she deserved. "I made a terrible rock-n-roll record called "Bobby which sold 200.000, more than any other record I made, I had to go on TV with it and I was embarrassed. I only did it because they let me record Till There Was You from 'Music Man. Garry Moore used her frequently on TV, and then Garry left the air.

Berry Gordie, the young genius head cf Motown, signed her after seeing ber on "Hullabaloo" and bow a new album's due. 2 PM MATINEES SUN. HOIS. EVENINGS 8:30 SUN. EYE.

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