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Joseph Szigeti Gives Excellent Recital Here felt interpretation of the Brahms Sonata in Minor, Op. 108. His references had sweep, assurance and tremendous command. Elegance, retinement and complete technical control marked his playing of Corelli'g "La Folia," a set of variations on a 17th Century air, and Bach's familar Prelude and Gavotte from the Partita in Major for violin alone. Also heard in brilliant interpretations were Bloch's "Ni-gun," a free-wheeling improvisation on a Jewish theme, and Szymanowski's delicate-ly written "Fountain of Arethu-sa," in which Szigeti's sensitive phrasing attested to his innate musicianship.

Arthur Balsam's accompaniments were works of art in themselves. SECTION AMUSEMENTS BADIO-TV SPORTS WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 15, 1956 MIAMI 30, FLORIDA Comedian Dabbles In Oil The Nautilus Hotel haa introduced an innovation in entertainment for its guests. Conni Gordon, art entertainer is now presenting her own TV version of an original form of art work in the hotel. (WTVJ Sundays). "Anyone can paint a picture in oils within a matter of minutes" says Conni.

Comedian Morey Amsterdam, currently in the Nautilus' Driftwood room, shows how easy it is. By EDWARD IRELAND Miami Ncm Mutle Editor Joseph Szigctl. one of the great masters of the violin in otx time, was heard in an outstanding recital last night by Civic Music Association subscribers at the Dade, County Auditorium. SzigeU substituted for Nathan Milstein, whose log was injured in an automobile accident several days ago. The distinguished visitor demonstrated the many facets of his amazing talent in a varied prognsm which included works by Corelli, J.

S. Bach, Mozart, Ernest Bloch, Karol gzymanowski and Brahms. Major offering of the evening was Mozart's Concerto in Major, with the cadenzas by Ysaye. In the performance of this beautiful and evocative work, Szigeti left no doubt that his is a virile art, controlled by a superb musical intellect. His playing had breadth, infinite security and beautiful tone value.

Another highlight was his beautifully molded, warmly- 4 'i. VY Miami daily News I CONGRATULATIONS ON FINISH ED-IN-OIL PRODUCT That's Conni, Not Whistler's Mother, With Morey IlSHUl on "Shower of Stars" over Columbia' Broadcasting System's TV network. They will sing a medley of the songs they made famous "Beer Barrel Polka," Pennsylvania Polka," "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen," Don't Fence Me In," "Apple Blossom Time," and others. These and their other smash numbers earned them more than five million dollars and sold an unbelievable records. Their harmony was turned to discord, however, when Patti, the 'youngest, decided to launch herself as a single.

Later she fought her sisters in court for an accounting of the estate left by her parents. tv if 1 1 TV Return For Andrews Sisters Is Set Hollywood, Feb. 15 The fabulous Andrews Sisters, the top singing trio in show business in the 1940s, are back together again but apparently not for keeps. The sisters Patti, Maxene and Laverne joined their voices in close harmony yesterday for the first time in two years as they prepared for a forthcoming television appearance. They will warble their old recording hits tomorrow night mm 8 Tins IS GOING TO BE A PAINTING? Morey Amsterdam Gets Lesson From Conni Gordon 1 $135,000 TRY WOR-SUE-UPP i ONESHOW NITELY 8:30 a Si JK DINNER SERVED FROM 61 AT IILLY SHIPARD IUDDY CLAYTON Mid 4 llll HA6GETT Teddy King One.

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