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mm mi i i 1 -Si TV A BDtllKHI" T' If A I I I L-J ArrJ" yr If 1 mm W. wtimm JAZZ By BILL MOESER "JAZZ TRACK" Miles Davis with sextet and quintet in some moody meandering through a French film score and a trio' of loose, blowing things done a year or so ago. Miles' morose, muted introspection into the Intricacies of what makes jazz tick is spiced with the contrast of "Cannon-ball" Addcrlcy's alto choruses. Pleasant, typically Miles and the sound is quite good. (Columbia CL 1268) "JAZZ ALIVE! A Night At The Half Note" Here's stimulating struggle el tenors with Zoot Sims and Al Conn the protagonists in the story told bare in a free-blowing vein.

The New York bistro is the spot for the on the gig pickup and the entire bit comes off quite well. Mose Allison's economical piano doesn't hurt a bit Freres Zoot and Al are In good form and everybody swings. Good (United Artists UAL 4040) POP-POURRI "Be My Love," Dot DLP 3241; Keely Smith gently caresses a do en evergreens to show you what love's all about "The Big 100," Dot DLP 10500; a handsome compendium of Billy Vaughn. Two LPs and 100 tunes. You name it and it's here.

Good sound CONCERT By EDWARD IRELAND HANDEL Far and away the beet of the current rash of "Messiah" recordings is that of Sir Thomas Beechara with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, just Issued by RCA-Victor in its new de luxe Soria series (LD-LDS 6409). Soloists are Jennifer Vyvyan, Monica Sinclair, Jon VU-kers and Giorgio TozzL The first seven sides of this superb recording include all the music Sir Thomas customarily conducts in a concert performance of the oratorio. The eighth side is given over to an "Appendix," which contains those verses Sir Thomas believes slow down the continuity of the work. The album comes handsomely boxed with a 24-page booklet illustrated in full color. RICHARD STRAUSS -r An exciting new edition to "Der Rosenkavalier" has Just been released by Decca in either monophonic (DGM 301) or stereophonic (DGSR 7301) sound.

The cast includes Marianne Schech, Irmgard See-fried, Rita Streich, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Gerhard linger, Rudolf FrancI and Al brecht Peter. The singers are beard with the Ensemble and Chorus of the Saxon State Orchestra, conducted by Karl Bohm. Gorgeous performance, faithfully reproduced. WOwT CONT. TILV RlfiHTir I A.M.

ARLENE FRANCIS la Noel Coward Play Arlcnc Next Show For Grove VRLENE FRANCIS to "Tonight at 1:30" will bo the next attraction at the Coconut Grove Playhouse. She will appear In the Noel Coward play Jan. 12-23, taking Sunday off for her Commitment on CBS-TV'l "What's My Line." Two Selections The Grove presentation will include the two popular selections, "Red Peppers' and "Still life." "Red Peppers" will team Miss Francis with James -Mitchell la the story el a married soag and daace team whose off-stage antics surpass their professional prowess. "Still Life" tells of a an's love for a doctor whom she meets in London, el their clandestine meetings and their eventual parting. Performer Returns Other members of the cast include Mary Cooper (re STEAK EXTRAVAGANZA DELMONICO STEAK C145 THE KIN Or ALL STEAKS SERVE! VITNi Pint City tmkttti or rrnct ErM PtUlHI Cni Swim ItlaO RwtuM tntt mt Srwo Iticta ClMiM it SnwafM mm Vnr CkM of mt Mt oar MS ROMEMADf SEttERTS IHVEI SAHV IUNIAT MOM tt ROM Urfl Viritlp (I fall Cwim Smtrt 1 tlU MlMJ LUNCHEON IAILY 11:10 A.M.

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MM St. Nl l-HJ Our Dent wleliei for healthy mni HAPPY NEW YEAR! OPENING NIGHT FOR CHARITY Tienrrs avaium thuu miami iiach WOMIM'I UNIT OP (INITIO CMtlltAl PALSY POR IHPOOMATION PHONI UNION) S-177A 0 UNIOM t-1044 D.4 Sl MmmI ImcIi Enjoy Reading The Miami News Call FR 4-6211 THE MIAMI NEWS, Sunday, Jnn, 3, 1960.