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Sunday, September 14, lflSS Dial KE 2-1661 TITE PX PASO Tlirr.U EI Pa-fVs ITOME Nwpapr Rial KE 2-1661 Tnsm 10-G 1 I "i Reception To Honor NM Artist Amusements Scene Symphony Boardldeal Described In Survey By NANCY MILLER A reception Sunday afternoon win introduce an exhibition of paintings by Lillian V. Ares of Truth or Consequences, N. in the Burbridge Galleries in Hotel Cortez. Hours are 3 to 5 p. m.

Mrs. Ares' work will remain on exhibit through Sept. 27. She has won many honors in this The ideal board member for a symphony orchestra is a man or woman aged 3S to 65 with a deep personal interest in the arts; a college graduate with, added graduate or professional study has traveled widely; a person of considerable personal wealth who is aj member of a leading family in the community, with influence in one' or more spheres of community life; and one who holds a position of I '( i 4 I I it 5 5 1 i i Siy i Jt i i 5 '3- I leadership in community activities region and has besides the orchestra. exhibited in a This is the finding of a recent survey conducted by the American i Symphony Orchestra League under a Rockefeller Foundation grant The study covered 511 board mem can be short-lived.

The unveilinj ceremony was held Friday even ing, with Peter Hurd and Paul Horgan as speakers. A reception and exhibit of Acosta's paintings was held in conjunction with the unveiling. The next day, whe' Acosta and his assistant headed back for El Paso, his car broke down and they ended up hitch- hiking home. He admits he didn't bers of 14 orchestras of sizes and degrees of success. The characteristics of board members of the most successful orchestras were compared, and showed that feel much like a celebrity after the choice members of the best boards fell into the above catego i ries.

number of South- western ar shows. Her I O'- 1 lwards include I 'T I one for the busi- 4 nessmen's show 4 held here last? spring, and a. collection of awards rom t--iJ a Qovis, N. show, Eastern New Mexico State Fair. Deming Fair.

Sierra County Fair and Lubbock, Texas. She also has shown he rwork in Austin, San Angelo, Palm Springs, Calif. Santa Fe. N. Albuquerque, Oakland, and Tucson Ariz.

Her paintings are owned by many private collectors including Ra'ph Edwards. Mrs. Ares a degree from Virginia College and at the! SYMPHONY PREMIERE Leopold Stokowski has announced ART SEASON BEGINS OPERA STAFF Serving on the production staff for the operas to be presented at Texas Western College Oct. 6 and 7 are (from left) James Guthrie, choral director; Robin Nelson, drama and staging director; Jack, Griffin, promotion manager; Miss Orthella Hughes (seated), general director, and Dr. E.

A. Thormodsgaard, choral director. "PaaliaccV and Cavalleria Rusticana" will be presented both eve- Art exhibits are all around us that he will conduct the United States premiere of Ralph Vaughan Williams Symphony No. 9 in a as the new season gets under way. El Paso Artists Assn.

continues its 1 "Autumn Castanets" show through concert" sponsored by the Contem (Times Staff Photo) ings. this week in El Paso Public Li porary Music Society Sept. 25 in Carnegie Hall. He has postponed brary; Burbridge Galleries will open a Lillion Ares show with a 1: the New York premiere of Shos takovich's Symphony No. 11 (orig reception Sunday afternoon; Kate inally scheduled that date) until Ball's students will exhibit in the Woman's Aladdin Club of the Up University of Nebraska and under TW Opera Dates Slated Oct.

6, 7 Dates for tha forthcoming pro per Valley, also Sunday afternoon. At Texas Western College, the first William H. Steadman of New York, Jan Herring Receives Wide Honors For Work In Art Honors have been heaped upon Clint Artist Jan Herring recently, for she: 1. Is one of 150 artists in the U. S.

in preliminary competition fef Ford Foundation stipends; 2. Had a painting accepted in the touring Feldman Collection, arid 3. Will open a one-woman exhibit in the Santa Fe, N. Museum later in the season. DOLLAR DOLOR Secret Service Chief U.

E. Baugh-man reports that over-eager view exhibition of the season will begin Worthington Hagerman of Paris and Taos, N. Jerry Pierce of next Sunday, with works from the Tucson, Erna Lang of Phoenix, ers of CBS-TVs 'Top Dollar" have been tampering with U. S. dollar and Ramon Froman Dallas.

She is a member of El Paso Brooklyn Artists Society. SHOWS SCHEDULED Leonard Bernstein' "Candide ductions of "Pagliacci" and "Ca UJT-OF-TOWN PICTURES Knowing that El Paso artists will be fully represented in the 17th annual Open Air Art Show Oct. 3 and 4 in San Jacinto Plaza, Mrs. Clarence Burbridge will exhibit only paintings irony other areas in her booth. Mrs.

Burbridge owns and operates the Burbridge Galleries in Hotel Cortez where many local artists are featured. She is shown here with some of the pictures she will exhibit in the Art Show which is sponsored annually by Woman's Club of El Paso. Burbridge Galleries Plan Exhibit For Outdoor Show valleria Rusticana" at Texas West bills by pasting numberi mentioned on the show over the orig Artists and hag taken, part in a a umber of art exhibits in El Paso. A native of Carlsbad, N. is scheduled for Oct.

29 in Liberty ern College have been announced by the production staff of the op inal serial digits, making pen and ink changes of numbers, etc He Hall, starring Martyn Green, Rob eras. ert Rounseville and Irra Petinl. she is the daughter oi a pioneer warns that altering U. S. currency Both operas will be performed The musical satire, which has been recorded by Columbia, is being with intent to defraud is punishable by up to 15 years in prison and by fines up to $5,000.

dentist. Dr. Bearup. She and her husband, Albert E. Ares, have four children and reside on the L-7 Ranch in Sierra on Oct 6 and 7 in Magoffin Auditorium on the college Campus.

In charge of production for the brought here by Joe Prensky, who has a whole pocketful of outstand Oct 1, which later will be sent to Tulsa, and back to vursoca Texas cities. Mrs. Herring also was prepay ing for a one-week workshop for advanced students in her Clint studio Monday through Saturday. Mrs. Herring was informed fcy the Ford Foundation she has been selected as one of 150 young artists in the U.

S. in a preliminary se- lection for $10,000 stipends. These 150 will be narrowed to 30 artists, who will enter competition to select the 10 who will receive the COMPLETES TRAINING operas are Orthella Hughes, gen- ing entertainment booked for later in the season. Mrs. Stewart Makes Big Fish Catch Hollywood.

(AP) Jimmy Stewart made a fisherman out of his wife and it's very embarrassing. She's getting all the big ones. The lanky actor interrupted a deepsea fishing trip this week to Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. Pfc eral director; Robin Nelson, Doyle L.

Caton, of Radium drama and staging director; Jack SHORT-LIVED GLORY Manuel Acosta. El Paso's artist N. recently completed two Griffin, promotion manager; James Guthrie and Dr. E. A.

who was in Logan. N. last weeks of annual active duty train- At least one booth In the 17th Annual Open Air Art Show Oct. 3 and 4 in San Jacinto Plaza, will be devoted to work of artists from outside the El Paso area. This will be the booth of Mrs.

Clarence Burbridge who operates the Burbridge Art Galleries in Hotel Cortez. Mrs. Burbridge will exhibit paintings by Ruth Tears of Dallas, Frederick Taubes of New Yorki County. N. M.

Aladdin Club Art Exhibit Set Sunday Annual art exhibit of the Wom week end for the unveiling of his ing at the 4th Army Intelligence new mural, discovered that glory School, Ft. Sa mHouston, Texas. start production on "The FBI City, Helen Wolf of New York City, I Story." Jan De Ruth of New York City, Hal Empie of Duncan, Paul, "For once I was glad to quit an Aiaaam uuo or me upper Valley will be held from 2 to 6 Lee Garrett of Clovis, N. Clar- a was 1 p. m.

bunaay tne ciuDnouse ice AiKen iiouoway or Port Arthur, fishing and start a picture," he says. The reason: While Jimmy was hauling in puny mackerel, Mrs. Stewart was hooking giant martin. "Last year we were in Acapul- west of Canutillo, with Mrs. Louise Texas, and Ann Cashing, Dallas.

1 V4 'II: 1 In showing pictures by artists from other than the El Paso area it was Mrs. Burbridge's thought; that local artists will certainly! co," Stewart tells, "a Gloria money, probably in 1959. This? is a new program being established fcy, the foundation. The D. D.

Feldman collection Is an annual selection of top works being done by Texas artists. The show opened in Dallas, and w3 tour the United States. Mrs. Hep. ring's "Apples," an octagonal-shaped canvas, was chosen to tour with the exhibit This is a new type work being done by Mrs.

dubbed "structural painting. Mrs. Herring's Santa Fe show will feature 20 paintings and some -enamels. All paintings in the show are completely new, featuring prt cipally figures. When tha show closes In Saaia Fe after a month, it will be shipped to Tulsa for a week-long showing, hooked a 12-foot sailfish, fought him for awhile-with no assistance show their work in the Open AirL Art Show anyway.

The show is from me and then landed him all by herself. sponsored by Woman's Club of El "We docked and she had her Paso. 1 Seymour as chairman. Mrs. Kate K.

Ball's pupils will exhibit paintings in the show. Included are Mrs. Charles P. Heffenger, Mrs. Elizabeth Bal-lachley, Mrs.

O. D. Radney, Mrs. L. Ezell, Mrs.

Harrald H. Lines, Mrs. Kenneth Anderson, Mrs. Lee Shannon, Mrs. Edwin Montfort, Mrs.

John B. Simms, Mrs. William L. Benton, Miss Seymour, Mrs. Rex Bell, Mrs.

Emory L. White, Mrs. Buck Shupert, Mrs. Charles Bowman, Mrs. Emma Anderson, Mrs.

G. E. Tucker, Mrs. Sweet Votaw, Mrs. Robert Bowman, Mrs.

Jess Williams, Mrs. picture taken with the big fish Work of EI Paso artists abounds Thormodsgaard, choral directors. The operas, to be presented by Texas Western College, will feature in leading roles some of the outstanding soloists of the El Paso area. Both Miss Hughes and Nelson are former members of the San Francisco Opera Company, where they sang lead roles. She has taught voice here several years.

Griffin, a voice teacher, is active in many music organizations. He is vice president of the El Paso Community Concert past president of El Paso Chapter, National Society of Art3 and Letters, and has directed the Civic Chorus. Guthrie is a graduate of the Yale Music School. A pianist and musie teacher, he also is director of music at Ft Bliss Center Chapel. Dr.

Thormodsgaard is chairman of the music department of Texas Western College. For the past nine years, his department has given annual presentations of major operas including "Faust" and Boi-to's "Mefistofele." The two-act "Pagliacci" by Leoncavallo was first presented May 21, 1892, in Milan, and has become a popular favorite the world over. Mascagni's one-act "Cavalleria Rusticana" made its debut May 17, 1890, in Rome, and is most often performed on the same program with "Pagliacci." while I held mine behind my back so no one would take a picture of in the Burbridge Galleries. Mrs. Burbridge.

a native of Co me. Then to really rub it in, she 1a tw lumbus, Texas, came to El Paso Then it will be brought to various 4..: I. .1 1349 after 15 years in Mexico where her husband was working as! a consulting geologist. Not herselfj an artist but greatly interested inf art, Mrs. Burbridge became man-l said she wanted to have the fish stuffed and sent to our house in Beverly Hills.

"I told her you can't have that sort of thing done down in Mexico but some local character spoke up and said it could be done with a Texas cities for exhibit ager of the Frederick Taubes Art! Radford Pinckerd and Mrs. E. Crossett. i Colony which holds sessions eachif down payment and the rest paid on delivery. Wrong Turn Gives New Drive Ponca City, Okla.

(AP) Whn Shorty Goddard returned home one evening he discovered he had a Through her connection with "I handed him $80 with a wink. Taubes, an internationally cele English Actor Repeats Role and figured that would be the brated artist Mrs. Burbridge was last time I would see him, the FARM BUILDERS Students in art education at Texas Western College learn how to use art in teaching a variety of subjects on all levels, such as building this farm from corrugated paper in a primary unit. Members of a recent art education class, from left, are Catherine Finerty, Connie Young, Maria Delgado, Caroline Watson Baggett, Dolores Silva and Kay Barwise Jones. Miss Ellen Coogler teaches the course, which will be offered this semester, with registration beginning Monday.

able to bring several one-man snows to iu Faso. mese were hung in the mezzanine of the Cor New York. (AP) Selection of a a young English actor, Ian Bannen, for a role in the London produc money or the fish and it was freshly poured concrete driveway, worth it. But six months later, I 'riie contractor, he said had mis-come home one night and find a takenly put the drive at his home package as big as a house in my instead of at a neighbor's. God-front yard.

fard said he had been planning to tez. This in due course led to her renting the Cortez penthouse and tion of 'Long Day's Journey Into Night, repeats the casting of the opening the Burbridge Galleries have one built anyway. We had to take the door down same role in the Broadway pro-! last April. duction of the Eugene O'Neill! Mrs. Burbridge is corresponding Art Course Designed For Teachers drama.

secretary of El Paso Artists Assn to get it in. It was the fish all right stuffed and ready to hang. So far we haven't found a wall wide enough to hang it and the fish, thank heavens, is down in the basement where I'm not re The part was played here bynd co-chairman of the 195S Sun Rolling Stone Damages House Massillon, Ohio. (AP) A rolling stone may gather no moss, but Jason Robards who went to Carnival Art Exhibits. Dancer, Comic Continue airer playing oil-Broadway in minded of it another O'Neill play, "The Iceman Cometh." Bannen played the same "But Gloria is talking about A course in art education for public school teachers will be "Iceman" character in a similar adding a trophy room onto the house so we can hang that fish on Abstinence Endorsed Greencastle, Ind.

(AP) Method taught in two classes at Texas bandbox showing off the main London theatrical district La Nueva Cucaracha, Juarez 1 the wall. And I taught her how to Western College this falL Miss Ellen Coogler will teach the course fish!" newest supper club, will continue the presentation of Tun-Tun, Mex ist youths, at a national confer it can damage the siding, lathing and plaster of a house. That's what Mrs. Rufus Williams told police. She said while she was away at work, some-, one rolled a 30-pound stone down a hill into her house.

TARGET FOR ARCHERS Frankfort, Ky. (AP) The Ken- from 10 a. m. to noon Tuesdays ico's most famous pint-sized enter Tanglewood Topic Of Film and Thursdays, and from 4 to ence here, affirmed their church's "basic non-drinking position," but said the individual should not be tainer, and Ann Nichols, dancer- p. m.

Mondays and Wednesdays. Gives Infant Assignment singer-instrumentalist during the coming week. Registration for the fall semester bound by "legal moralisms." Lenox, Mass. (UP!) Members is scheduled Monday. They added in a resolution: "The Tun-Tun's imitations of noted TV tucky Department of Fish and and screen personalities are inter -r of the Boston Symphony Orchestra will become movie stars next summer.

Arrangements have been com campus community should maintain an atmosphere where drink Richmond, Ky. (AP) Eastern The course covers some work in each age phase of the art program including painting, life drawing, spersed with drumming, dancing State cage coach Paul McBrayerlr sources saia uie only mailed a legal way to catch fish Ken- ate cage coach Paul McB raver mailed srholarchfr nnntrir and a choreographic interpretation pleted for the filming of a 20th ers and non-drinkers do not judge but rather mutually demonstrate graphics, crafts, commer.cial art of a bullfight sequence. three-week-old boy recently was hook 411(1 le-or His name is Gregory Adams. HiJbow and arrow- acceptance of each other." and others. Teachers thus are qual ified to teach art on both element Miss Nichols, whose recording, I'm Sixteen Years" is now rated father, Jack, rewrote virtually every Eastern basketball record ary education majors to teach how to make art a vital part of the before graduating in 1956.

In his congratulatory note to the 3" i 24th in the KELP Radio top 40, performs as tap dancer, pianist drummer and singer. She will go to a Las Vegas night club next Bomber's Seat Becomes Pew 4- 4 training of children in varied ac 4 Paint by Numbers OIL PAINT SETS Century-Fox musical tentatively titled "A Tanglewood Story." The picture will start shooting on the Tanglewood grounds here July 1 and will continue through the summer. The musical will be based on an original screenplay by the late Pulitzer Prize-winner James Agee and New York Times music critic Howard Taubman. tivities. proud father, McBrayer wrote: Have him (Gregory) sign this Teachers are trained to use art month.

(the contract) and at his conven Gogona, Solomon Islands. (AP) as a learning medium as well as ience and return it to me." A pilot's seat from an Ameri for creativity. The teacher is thus 3fc able to discover the child's talents can bomber which crashed here in World War II is being used as a which can be integrated in other pew a Seventh-day Adventist i Burn Buildings; Save Money Virginia Beach, Va. (AP) The Everything- in the Hobby Line KIEL'S MAGIC SHOP 106 San Francisco St. MERCHANT LUNCHES SERVED DAILY rft-AS LOW AS mUS CHUNGKING'S Church here.

It's occupied by a village chief. A family from another village is living in the body of the plane. Gable Learns Effect On Kids Hollywood. (AP) a ark Gable state of Virginia feels it is saving subjects. Miss Coogler is on the editorial staff of the Texas Education Agency publication, Texas Trends.

She has been a speaker in the art division of Texas State Teachers Assn. conventions, and is regarded as an authority in the field of art education in Texas and the Southwest SI MESA KK t-ZZS STATE FAIR 'MUSIO MAN' "The Music Man," starring Forrest Tucker and Joan Weldon, will be the Music Hall attraction during the 1958 State Fair of Texas, Oct. 4 through 19 in Dallas. The prize-winning Broadway smash hit musical comedy will have 24 performances during the State Fair. became a father when he married Drama Grads Get Employment Service from $2,000 to $3,000 per building in burning 63 structures here.

It would cost that much more to demolish them by conventional methods. The buildings are on the state military reservation and beyond economical repair. The 459th Engineer Detachment (Reserve) is handling the burning job. Enroll Now Kay Spreckels who had two children by a previous marriase- Now he is finding out the effect of movies on children. "Our nine-year-old started pour- New York.

COMPLETES TRAINING NEW HOUSE HURRY notifying the Pomponios of the fire. San Diego, Calif. (AP) When They had a home when they re (AP) An employ has been launched ment service Ft Sam Houston, Texas. Sp4C ri. aara iiousion, lexas.

FOR EVENING CLASSES in' hi mi'k all over hi face th other dS I asked 1 Wm Ho wjfor raduates bM the American Harold C. Ery. of Carriozo. N. nd Mrs" Antonio Pompon turned.

j. a h. A r9 ripamfif. Arte t.j nnnk am a Tfil At The Xew M1 come? in io. i retcnuy compieiea rwo weeKS oiica-i4 C1 a vi "He explained that he taw Kirk Frances FuIIer.

head of the(annual active duty training at the their home burned. Relatives and Dourias d-ink that wav fa Thlfiiespic trainin center said Army Intelligence School, Ft. neighbors got busy and built a new vSn- lproject W3S motivated "numer-jsam Houston. Texas. 'house at the same site, without LA NUEVA CUCARACHA JUAREZ NEWEST SUPPER CLUB 413 Juarez Ave.

(Upstairs) FEATURING TWO GREAT STARS -ous requests received Irom the to a movie, Tm going to see Althf. wr ni first" television agencies: For promising new talent i una v. TUX-TUX SPECIALIZING IN i 'f rm -n Cla ssei for BOTH Mer Women Starting Sept. I5ffi Archery Woodworking Mosaic! Business Letters Golf Spanish Ballroom Dandng Square Dancing Stock Market Public Speaking Sales Bible Study Rapid Reading Bridg Interior Decorating Painting PHOTO GRAPHY Movie Making Creative Photography Portrait Photography Darkroom Technique Photo-color Processing Basic Camera Technique Classes Also Forming In The "Sports School" nELD over: Bt Popular Demand ANN NICHOLS Hear her sine her wonderful recording. "I'm Sixteen Yeax which is hi 2ith place la KELP Radio top Torvy.

() CANTONESE Mexiee'e not a moo plnt-Ued ntrtalner. Slnfinr danebif ef rs4ia, sereeii nd T. V. Smmll in aisa bat great lo talent! COMPLETES TRAINING Ft Sam Houston, Texas. Army Capt Ralph J.

Gutierrez, Las Cruces, N. iL, recently completed two weeks of annual active duty training at the 4th Army Lntel-ligence School, Ft Sam Houston, Texas. DISHES Excellent Cantonese Cooking; We Grow Our Own Bean Sprouts GUILLERMO DE BOURBON M.C. Thl reeordinr la ilble in the elsb lobbr after each show. Mfea Nichols will personally aotorraph each reeordinr.

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