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1 11 1 I TheSunday.HomeNdvs June 10 1956 i. a omen Music IN EDGEW Operas Good. Concert I Cc So Jmc Fun at Reunions 1 1 -t Ten Jore 4 Si By SIGMUNO SPAETH It has become a fairly common By VIOLA W. JENNINGS practice to present a grand opera in concert form. Obviously such a production is far less expensive and more easily handled than a full stage presentation, with cos tumes, scenery and action.

Some operas actually sound better in this purely musical style, for ex-J ample the "Wozzeck of Alban! College reunions are over again and the old grads have gone home to resume their routine for another year. There is something about a class reunion that brings out the differences between the sexes. The male and the female of the species behave so differently at the annual parties. Men seem to enjoy them so much more. Women get all dressed up, buy a new hat and a new lipstick and set out to impress their former classmates with how little time has changed them.

When they get together, they let out little squeals of amazement as they greet each other, touch cheeks in imitation of a kiss, then settle back in groups of three or four, in all probability the women they see regularly. They express surprise at how much all the others have changed except the ones in their immediate circle, of course, and say in hushed tones, "I don't think I've changed THAT much." After an hour and a half, they are ready to eo home even Berg, which Mitropoulos made effective in a New York Philhar monic-Symphony program after it ORANGE BUTTERFLIES flit across the top of this orango pint pplt chiffon pit. Iff a delicatt, flavorsomt June dcttert. Orange Pineapple Chiffon Fitting Pie for June had fallen considerably short of conviction on the stage. (Actually this is not opera at all, but something between drama and music.) Saint-Saens "Samson and Deli- anxious.

They begin to wonder how the husband and the kids are 'lah" has been successfully sung as making out and what "they are missing in the line of impromptu 'an. oratorio and may have been composed with such a performance By GAYNCR MADDOX egg whites until stiff. Fold into Here's a cool, beautiful orange orange-pineapple mixture. Pour pineaple pie that tastes like June, into oats crust. Chill until firmly in mind.

As an opera it is rather Orange Pmtappla Chiffon Pit set. Garnish with butterflies. (To static until the final scene of destruction. On the other hand, there have been operatic productions of Mendelssohn's "Elijah," which was written as an oratorio, and the Metropolitan once managed to (Makes ooa f-inch pit) jmake these, cut thin orange slices CRUST; One and three-quarters in quarters; notch the outer edge cups rolled oats (quick or each and fit two together to fashioned, uncooked), 13 cup look like a butterful.) brown sugar, 13 cup melted but- Barbecued Chicken ter or margarine. (Yield: to i servings) Filling: One envelope unflavored One 2'-i-pound ready-to-cook fry- give the Liszt Cantata, "Saint Elizabeth," a full stage produc 4 Saturday night parties.

They have seen everybody, gathered as much news as possible and re-established their own faith in themselves. And they hurry off. On the other hand, men have a wonderful time. They slap each other on the back, ask how many times the other fellow has been married, what he's doing now and what he thinks of the next election. Just let a car drive up and they all dash madly to the window to see who is arriving next.

"Look," they yell, "Well, if it isn't old Joe. And in a Cadillac. Did you know he was coming? He hasn't been back in three years!" No 10 year old ever had a better time at his birthday party. There seems to be no bitterness, no surprise at how fat or bald the other guy has become, no appraisal of how much his suit cost and no attempt to put the best foot forward. They just let loose and have a wonderful time.

Even the most satisfied women can't help but wish that just once they could get as much fun out of meeting old friends as do their husbands. gelatin, cup pineapple juice, 4 ing chicken, cut up; 1 cup flour, tion. The latest experiment with concert-opera, also at the Metropolitan egg yolks. cup sugar, cup 2 teaspoons salt, 2 teaspoons pa orange juice, lj cup drained prika, Vt teaspoon pepper, cup 4 crushed pineapple, 1 teaspoon fat, medium onion, sliced; 1 tea grated orange rind, 4 egg whites.spoon salt, 1 tablespoon vinegar, For the crust, toast rolled oats tablespoon Worcestershire sauce, Opera House, employed the Haitian "Ouanga" of Clarence Cameron White, winner of the David Bis-pham Medal many years ago. But this musical dramatization of the life and death of the first King of Haiti, Dessalines, cried out for ac In a shallow pan for 15-20 mmutesi'i teaspoon chili powder, tea spoon black pepper, cup catsup, OH I THOSE SAILORS The grave of Miss Mary Ellis, whose legendary vigil for her missing sailor-, sweetheart has made her a part of New Brunswickana, is located in back of Raritan Gardens.

Laid rest in the same spot are Margaret Ellis White, Mary's sister, and Elizabeth Evans, a nieca. a hot oven 400 degrees stirring occasionally the last few minutes. Mix in brown sugar and cup water. Combine flour, salt, paprika and tion, even though this was supplied to some extent by ballet interpola pepper. Dip chicken pieces into melted butter.

Combine the ingredients well, then press mixture Legendary Lovers tions. onto bottom and sides of a 9- flour mixture. Melt fat in a heavy skillet. Place chicken in hot fat, skin side down. Brown and turn.

The limitations of the concert Inch pie plate. Pilot Snake Surprises Museum by Laying Eggs For the filling, soften gelatin in Brown other side. Make a barbe- technique were most noticeable when the leading characters were supposed to be killed. You can't let a singer in white tie and tails pineapple juice. Combine egg cue sauce by simmering together yolks, sugar and orange juice in remaining ingredients about 15 Gravestone, Clippings Last of Romance double boiler.

Cook until thick minutes. Pour 6auce over browned chicken. Cover. Bake in a moder ened, about 7 minutes, stirring frequently. Stir in gelatin, drained Ma's done it again! At the ripe old age of 20, a black pilot snake in the Newark Museum's Nature Corner has once again laid eggs.

ate oven (350 degrees 3.) until ten pineapple and orange rind. Beat dcr, about 45 minutes. Serve hot. Pilot snakes have been known to i faU down and go boom. Neither live about 14 years in captivity.ijf.

tt Plariy convinclii to see him walk back to the chorus after according to records the London being pr0nounced dead. Zoo, and a 16-year record was set It was fitting that this opera at the San Diego Zoo in 1955, so about Haitian Negroes, by an out-Ma is probably the oldest living standing Negro composer, should have been presented by an all- this theory in an early issue. The sailor sailed, and after a time Miss Ellis, the legend says, began to go to a knoll overlooking the river and keep watch for her absent sweet Targum writer says Miss Ellis was appalled one day when she came upon men who were removing By NANCY TALMONT Raritan Gardens residents may not know it, but they're living almost on top of one of New Brunswick's earliest legends. bodies from a cemetery in order puoi snaKe tapuvuy. one cast.

Tne voiccs both been a favored member of the principals and chorus were fully to allow for a city improvement, Museum's Nature Corner since equal to the demands made upon whpn she was found in Dr- White is not afraid to In the wooded area in back of gardens the less than a mile from and after that, she assured her own final rest with a spot well away heart. Though her unknown lover never returned, Miss Mary continued to look down the river for him until the day. she died and so the legend goes "the knoll where her body lies is where she stood to watch for i write nuiiesi 11 sometimes ramer town-fully mature. Ma was esh- from improvements. the War Memorial on Route 1, is a small raised plot that marks the grave- of Miss Mary Ellis, a A poem by a niece, J.

J. Evans, mated to be approximate uiree for saVage rhythms of the voodoo years old at that time. type is entirely sincere. supports this theory. It runs: woman of fierce determination and "To be laid in these woods 'mid It wasn't until 1953 that she first! But it must be admitted that his ship." As romantic as this Is, historians, I'm IW.r, nn.

XL. I strong opinions a woman that is legendary. started to lay eggs, but the super- 7 the trees she loved best, Where the march of improvements might never encroach unfortunately, can find nothing to support such a theory and Miss From the reports of her life con isor of Nature Corner noticed that dicaPf especially as the orchestra tained in histories of the area and This sounds like Miss Ellis' true Ellis doesn't exactly sound like Ma was having difficulty so she got played badly most of the time. A in touch with Dr. Carl Kauffelu, subject of such dramatic and excit- in early newspaper articles, state of mind, but through the years the type of woman who would waste a romantic legend has grown up time looking up and down the river anyone ever deserved to be a legend it was Miss Mary Ellis.

Curator of Reptiles at the Staten in? Potentialities should be more about the woman and her grave. for a missing boyfriend. Although women's suffrage didn Island Zoological Society, for 0uana the dj But, it is a known fact that tha go through until over a hundred gravesite has always held a certain attraction for those, as The sultation. Ma was shipped off toardwell Dawson, and the National the zoo for a sort of caesarean op-1 Negro Opera Company deserve full The story has it that Mary met a seafaring man and in the words of an early writer, "The torch of love inflamed the hearts of both she in accordance with an years later, one story records Miss Ellis as exercising her, at that time questionable right to the vote, in eration after which she recovered wr uieir enori. 2 3 4 4 7 I8 I9 III 1 12 1 13 1 14 1 llj I7 118 1 19 20 5 rir- 29 3i sTgaTaT Mir'" 1 J4" TT aT Trr Tr rrr -r- 1 46 m- "J-" 75 mbmb mm imm Man BppM -mmm mmmm mmbm- -Ham imi ktiU mm hbbb- MtaeaH mm mmm 82 Hp 83 0 91 92 'iT 94" '5?" IT" 98 9T 13T "ios tfiw 1o9TiiS "piTi HTi itT giu -T-'lF mW'vA 119 120 121 122 123 124 130 TiTi32 laTirav" fj-- prj.

iTl4TuT i5T rs T5T iiT 159 T5 Taj" ine great advantage ot present fully. almost every city election. expressed desire resolved to as- ing an opera in concert form is Targum says, "who conjugate in unison that popular verb j'aime." Dr. Demarest puts it a little mora simply. "In my youth," he wrote, "Miss Ellis' grave was the center of some occasions of recreation." Dr.

William H.S. Demarest, nj. name Still Looks Young that the music at least will receive a hearing and perhaps create the mer Rutgers president, is one ot But, alas, this was as doomed as Dr. Kauffeld couldn't believe that those who can give a onet run Miss Ellis' flowers. Away her desire for a full stage production Ma was as old as she was.

"Why, down on miss tuis. wrote ur. in time. Every performance of any kind should be a step in the direc she looks like a young snake!" he exclaimed. She laid eggs again in Demarest recently, "Miss Ellis certainly was a character, a woman of ability, of prejudices and of tion of an established and permanent American 1954 and 1955 without complication.

generous fellowship with her sister on exactly the same day, May 17, and her husband. In fact, it was this sister, Mar Most reptiles lay much later be cause they hibernate until April, garet Ellis, who was responsible The New York Stadium Cencerts, opening June 18, will honor eight composers with programs entirely devoted to their works. Beethoven and Tschaikowsky will each monopolize two concerts, with the for for bringing Mary to New Bruns This year, Ma laid one egg on wick. Mary a South Carolinian, de April 27 and then eight more on cided to settle here after Margaret May 14, all fertile. Her eggs have became the bride of General An never hatched to date, but an effort is being made to preserve the latest mer also sharing an evening with his logical successor, Brahms.

thony White, a city resident and an early owner of Buccleuch Man clutch. They have been covered i The unrelated Johann and Rich- ard Strauss likewise share a nro-iSion. eram and there will he all-Ameri- Miss Ellis was not shy in her new with moist paper and should hatcn in about 80 days. The temperature of the eggs should "be moderate, can events devoted to George Ger- environment. She acquired, prop-shwin, Cole Porter and the Rod-'erty in the area, and at one time gers-Hammerstein team.

lived in a house located on the present site of the New Brunswick but this is not as important as the moisture in the air surrounding ACROSS 50 Rub out 99 Frozen them. The prime difficulty is keeping them from becoming moldy. 51 New Zealand 100 Roman YMCA. Out in front stretched her gardens on the piece of land that Half-Notes World premiere of the movie version of "The Kine Pilot snakes have been known to urban grow to eight feet five inches in Sand scheduled for June 28 at is now Monument Square, But, alas, along came a Mr. 68 Musical syllabi 67 Bone 69 Dwarf 70 Ebb 71 Artificial language 72 Belonging to 73 Landed property 76 Narrow 117 Irish Chamber of Deputies U9Guldo's high note 120 Prefix: down 121 Spread for drying 122 Bakery Items 124 Pish 125 Tracked Schureman of Burnet St." and Miss Ellis' gardens went out the win 2 Land measure 3 One who lodges In a tent 4 Guided 5 Letter of alphabet 6 Wild sheep of N.

Africa (var.) 7 Exist 8 Glowing coal 9 Where Gen. length Ma is about five feet and New York's Roxy Theater, with they are the largest of the serpents Deborah Kerr and Yule Brynner snake, another native of this area.jin the leading roles. Fred As-grows to a maximum of seven co-starred with Cyd Charisse feet. Ma belongs to a rat snake; in the filmed musical, "Silk Stock-group and she likes to eat small Leonard Bernstein, John dow. Although the young woman native Tort 53 Of a European country 54 Feminine name 55 To pour 57 Greek letter 58 Positive pole 59 To put Off 61 Earthy seems to have fought it tooth and nail, Mr.

Schureman succeeded in 1 Pouches Medicinal cigarette 10 Aids IS A cudgel 20 Gem weight 21 Dropsy 22 Oldest of tha Dtavid-lan lang cages 21 Gem 24 Part of Bibla (abbr.) 25 Pronoun 26 Babylonian deltv Inlet 127 Total animals by winding around them.LaTouche and Dorothy Parker col- having a street (Schureman) cut 77 Cognizant of 128 Rain and until they, die she is a constrictor. Haborating on the musical treat- 78 Dwell Ma finds her regular dinner of ment of Voltaire's right through Miss Ellis' flowers. That may have shook Miss Ellis a little, but it took more than Mr. material mice at the Museum very tasty. William Schuman, head of the 80 Sewed together 1199 (Rom.

MacAuliffe said "Nuts" 63 Recompense 10 Reach 64 Syllable Schureman and his street to break her spirit. Out she went with a sign and She is, of course, not poisonous and Juilliard School of Music, awarded does not get excited when you put! an honorary degree by the Hartt your head in her enclosure maybe College of Music, in Hartford, of scale 11 Fundamental Schureman Street, the newly cut it's because she is too old, but Conn. Hermione Gmgold and according to reports at the Mu-iAllyn McLerie in the summer re- 27 Bales (abbr.) 28 Banteng road, became "Oppression St. Can't Take It seum, she has always had a "Sticks and Ethel disposition. Merman in "Happy There is a theory among histor num.) 81 Reaches across 83 Device fot browning bread 84 Girl's nam 86 French article 87 Right tackle (abbr.) 88 Perforated ornament 89 Gentleness 93 Meals Other Nature Corner displays con Helen Traubel leaving the cast ofjians and early writers that it was Plural ending SO On accoant (abbr.) 21 Harvested 84 Twnsomn "Pipe Kate Smith this kind of thing "elephantine sist of live tropical and native fish, marine life, salamanders and frogs, lizards, alligators, turtles, and a public improvements" that finally credited with singing about 150,000 songs during the past 25 years of her career.

led Miss Ellis to remove herself snow 130 Dead 133 Drank slowly 136 Negotiated 140 One who retaliates 141 Wire measure 142 God of love 144 Low wall In old Roman circus arena 145 Sun god 146 Symbol foi silver 147 Turkish decree 149 Royal observatory 150 While 152 Prefix: not 153 Brother ot Odin 154 To derive from facts 156 Drawing room 157 Proclamation 159 Celebrated beehive. official 102 Struck 1Q3 The sweet-sop 107 Behold! 109 Long-legged bird 113 Continent (abbr.) 114 Desist 115 Meddled 118 Fortune tellers 118 Sloth 120 Hauled 122 Young dog 123 Percolating 125 Bridge term 128 Cherry-colored 127 Quiet 129 Maker of clothes 130 Challenges 131 Get away from 132 Symbol for cerium 133 An ancient seaport of Phoenecia 134 Eat away 135 Perform 137 Weight (abbr.) 138 Having overhanging roof edges 139 Accomplishment 141 Man 143 Paper container 148 Male sheep 151 Thoroughfares (abbr.) 155 City In Chaldea 158 Exists 160 Kind of palm Pattern M235 from New Brunswick city and to live her final years almost as a recluse on the property where she I fTom lira isIcHmUIoi pIMulslelsl is buried firing, jiuizien I But no matter what prompted it, Miss Ellis did move from the city and about 1813 took up residence 12 Man's name 13 Metal 14 A tangle 15 Shot into a long stem 16 A West Indian clingftsh 17 Cooled lava 18 Ethan novel by Edith Wharton 19 Censures harshly 20 Persian gazelle 32 Exclamation of triumph 33 Satan 35 Note in Guido's scale 38 American composer 39 King of Bash an 41 Cut in two 43 A forefoot (colloq.) 44 Refer 46 Department NW coast of Italy 48 Provides supply of food 49 Loses color 65 Throw 68 Unproductive 70 Knock 71 Prepared 74 Symbol for tantalum 75 Prepares for print 78 Wanders 79 Pronoun 82 Boat which hunts certain fur-bearers 83 Symbol fot tellurium 85 Cobb 86 Entered in the ship's record 88 Spirituous liquor used as tonic 89 Soap plant 90 Mushroom 91 Man's nickname 92 Headland 93 Began to grow 94 Thing In law 95 Incline 97 Predatory incursion 98 Bj at Mt. Hemlock or Sunderland. Here on this land overlooking the Antwrr 1 36 Trouble i7 Structural makeup of an organism 40 Clings to 42 of Capricorn ,44 Reduces to 1 a mean 43 Carouse 47 Kind of weapon 48 Skillful 49 Enthusiasm S2 Stockholder's share of profit 55 Split pulse 66 Fundamen tal mass of life's ten dencles '57 Rabid 95 Spanish for yes 96 Optical Illusion 101 Patterns 102 Wind instrument 103 In music: high 104 Occupied a chair 105 Correlative of either 106 A direction 107 Shelflike projections 108 Makes lace edging 110 The gods Raritan she lived in seclusion until her death in 1827. Then, a niece, the daughter of Margaret and Anthony White, came forth and, in accordance with Miss Ellis wishes, directed her aunt's to Lnt Work's LkliuJi TrTH 1 1 oE llm "XT TTHq fcl 7 ap rll skiR i afs i a a 17 stTh IE A Sfll OTTi TTT1T cIT jJ3r7'Np Tjj T7 TT l.e nJT Tc "o7 7 rtT use Of i Tp 7 eTir' Tp i oIeIsie JM 7l To mEnts ie TPc 7 rTT FE cioihIee 7r ins R7rj Ttj 7 7 a i 7 a 2 sTjt nQb 7 i JjN 7 l7 i flfT A TJ Jsj'fvf jb(i NlJjT C' TriRFjv I vTf DOS I Rln pRsrj Tj 7 oijt eIyD To (jT 77 7 37 7 iprl'vUs uTTTe i i 77iep pp.

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Please print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE. body to be buried on a certain Puzzle knoll overlooking the Raritan. Why did the woman select a lone 161 Withered 162 Catkin 163 Writing tables 164 Short for football field DOWN 1 Gratified to the full ly instead of one of the 111 Fifty-one cemeteries in New Brunswick? 60 Russian sea 112 Minus The Targum, Rutgers University 62 Envoy lHChillief 63 Come back 115 Articles of 65 Aria faith newspaper, which has often com mented on Miss Ellis' grave, gives It.