The Daily Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • 20

Small Films Important, Gospel Quartet to Appear Mere 'Genius' Says in the summer and comfortably heated in the winter. The Blackwood Brothers do HOLLYWOOD (NEA) -Kenneth Hyman, the new guiding genius at Warner en Arts, made his first ap-perance at a stuido press conference. Where Jack Warner much more than travel and used to be full of little jokes and sing. They own two of the largest gospel music publishing evasive answers, Hvman is sp- companies in the world, Gospel rious, straight forward and Troupe Averts Plane Disaster in Vietnam HOLLYWOOD (NEA)-Hugh O'Brian called, just before leaving to tour with "Cactus Flower," opposite Elizabeth Allen. Hugh told me about his recent Vietnam trip with a capsule version of "Guys and Dolls." "We never got less than a standing ovation," Hugh says.

"Maybe that's because most of the guys were standing." It was a rough trip, especially for the girls In the company. There was no way to do any laundry "We may not have been great, but we were the smelliest show in history." They had several close calls. Once they were supposed to fly from one place to another in a plane, but at the last minute they were prevailed on to do one more show before leaving. Quartet Music and the Stamps Quartet Music Company, also the Stamps Quartet. Through The Blackwood Brothers, a group of gospel singers who call themselves "America's No.

1 Quartet," will appear in concert here Tuesday at 8 p. m. In Memorial High School auditorium. Tickets are available at the door or at local outlets. Their appearance here Is sponsored by the Pentacostal Assembly church, which Is renting the school auditorium for the two hour show.

They will be arriving here after completing an engagement in Qiicago on Satuday and hi Milwaukee on Sunday. The following day they will return to Memphis, Tenn. for a performance. thougntluL Afterwards, I asked him if the studio might attempt the smaller, European style films, as well as the blockbusters like "Camelot" and "Finian's Rain these companies they publish several hundred thousand cop ies of gospel sheet music and song books each year. Also to bow." gether with the Statesmen Quar ter they are producing televi "Absolutely," Hyman said.

Well do important pictures sion films of one-hour length seen on over 50 stations across but not necessarily big and expensive pictures. I want to TO SING HERE The Biackwood Brothers quartet, above, will appear here Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Memorial High School. Tickets are available at downtown sales outlets or at the door. the nation.

They also originated and sponsor the National Quartet Convention annually. do the smaller important pic Richard Davis, a member of tures, too." the Pentacostal church, said he is heading a committee of about 25 persons who are working on bringing the singing group here. The quartet originally was or ganized In 1934 and it has re corded on the RCA Victor label for the past 15 years. They JT I iPlk Sr4 1 were the first gospel quartet to II I IK 5 E-KD-I 1 MKii appear on television and in 1954 they were winners of the Arthur WWhaWIV EallkV I bmM 111 11 Godfrey talent scout show; shortly after winning this title two quartet members were killed when attempting to land the quartet's privately owned brings you perfect pictures AUTOMATICALLY superb Stereo FMAM Radio-Phonograph twin engmed plane. Two more men joined the quartet and in 1956 they returned to the Arthur Godfrey show and again won top honors; they had subsequent television time on the Ernie Ford show.

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