St. Joseph News-Press from St. Joseph, Missouri • 33

THIS WEEK IN MUSIC tout with No: 1 grade boogle in an Sunday, August 26, 1956, St. Joseph, News- Press 110: A Musical Feeding Station Will Lure Traveling Players By EDWIN R. McDONALD There is a way to lure migratory musicians to your home. birds, they travel far and the feeding stations they enjoy most are the homes in which they can play chamber music. These stations are listed in the directory published by the Amateur Chamber Music Players.

Pickings are tine in the East681 members in New York state, 275 in Manhattan, 297 elsewhere in the environs of New York city, 301 in Massachusetts, 211 in Boston alone, 96 in Connecticut, 63, in. Maryland and 51 in the District of Columbia. Society members are listed overseas too, If you have a directory you can find somebody: to fiddle or toot with in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Nova Scotia, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland and South tram, California is a hot spot 168 members. Illinois has 125, West List Here in the Middle West there are plenty of musicians, but they have been slow about joining the society, Missouri has 14 members; Iowa, 13; Kansas, Nebraska, 3. Coastal dwellers must look upon this area as a desert.

St. Joseph leads the Missouri membership with five. St. Louis has three, Springfield has two and Kansas City, Webster Groves, Fulton and Columbia have one each. Those few members, of course, can stir up the animals any time a society member comes through, having connections far and wide.

Professionals are members of the society too, The only requirement is a love of chamber music. "Living room" music would be a better term, states an article in the September issue of House Beautiful, Such music makes wonderful listening on the family phonograph, but the real fun is in playing it yourself. No Dues There is no charge for membership in the society, but many players send contributions to help pay for the directory and defray expenses of other society services -listing contemporary chamber music, unusual classical works and recent reprints of old masters. Also, there is a clearning house for surplus chamber music and music with missing parts. Each member grades himself for the directory and gives his home address, telephone number, occupation and business address.

He can be approached at home or at work. A surprising number of members are doctors. The secretary Miss Helen Rice, 15 West 67th street, New York 23, N. Y. She will send membership forms on request.

NEW LAFAYETTE TEACHER Vocal music at Lafayette High School this year will be under the direction of Ronald Phillips, a new teacher in St. Joseph, who is caught up already in the musical life of the city, Mr. Phillips has been engaged choir ad Park. Christian Church, where he will lead the adult and youth choirs. A baritone, he went to First Christian Church last Sunday--after the early service at Wyatt Park Church--and sang in the place of Roger Kramer, who was on tion, From there he went to the First Baptist Church and sang in the place of Marvin.

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30. Mr. Phillips' wife -is the former Miss Dorothy Rutledge of St. Joseph, a contralto, who is singing in her husband's choir. and will be heard at the First Baptist Church when Mrs.

Gerald Ray takes her vacation in September. Mrs. Phillips, who holds a bachelor's degree in music education from Drake University, Des Moines, plans to teach beginning piano lessons in the fall. The couple has purchased a new home at 3303 Messanie street. Mr.

Phillips holds bachelor's degree in music education: from Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa. POPULAR RECORDS DOT Real Dixieland music is still, about the best in the field and a good sampling of it is always welcome, Johnny Maddox and the Rhythmasters have recorded Band" in the hottest kind of way wild trombones, terrific piano honky tonk and everything else fully complete, like hot sauce on shrimp. They also play "Heart and warm old tune and they put a lot into it It there are no worries about what become of the rug, let the rug cutters loose on Dong, which the Hilltoppers play with great high spirits, Very good work. Their playing begins in blue and gets bluer as they do Each Life Some Rain Must Fall." M. G.

M. Andy Starr is a mighty good man with the fullbodied tunes popular just now. His "Rockin', Stone" is wonderfully energetic and carries bully beat. On the same record one gets Andy in "I Wanna Go which is bluish and unusual. Andy's voice is big and rich For some very nice harmony, take the Four Joes in "Sometimes" and "These Are the Things." Both sides will be liked The Dick Hyman Trio gives enthusiastic romp, the Boogie.

Hyman takes the piano for this one. On the same disk he switches to -harpsichord and jingles brightly in the delightful old timer, "When You're Smiling. COLUMBIA For dancing or just listening, a new long play record, for Two," presents Don Cherry with the Ray Connitt orchestra, Don's special treatment for 12 popular songs, some reaching far back into the past, makes the whole record encellent arrangements and wide variety of combinations. Two of the songs are with a rhythm section, three with 5-piece group and vocal sextet, live with full band and four with tull band and 13 strings added. The songs are: "When the Sun Comes Out." "For You." "Love Is Just Around the Corner," "I'll String Along With You," "I Didn't Know About "So Rare," Yours," "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter," "Please Be Future Juse "I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine," Time Gal." ON THE AIR Today Holand Music Festival, Netherlands Bach Society, Concertgebouw Orchestra and Mea Naberman, soprano, and Annie Hermes, contralto; excerpts from "Mass.

(Bach), 1:05 p. CBS. E. Power Biggs, organ, 10:30 p. KCMO, "Sonata' No.

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DEAN. 1951 Visitors from Wisconsin look at James Dean's grave in his home town of Fairmount, Ind. Flowers on the grave are provided by tans from all over the About 30 to 40 travel to the cemetery to view the grave every week end. The dates on the simple headstone-1931-1955-point up the brief span of the brilliant young actor's life. (AP Newsfeatures Photo) Fan Interest in James Dean Is Still Growing Year After Death HOLLYWOOD, Aug.

25 At dusk, on Sept. 30, 1955, a brilliant young actor was seated behind the wheel of a white, low-slung German sports car, speeding toward road race at Salinas, Cal. When he reached a highway Junction near Paso Robles, another car pulled out into the road. There was a crash. His neck and arms were broken, his left side crushed.

He was dead before he reached a hospital. Thus passed James Dean at 24. But his legend refuses to die. Interest in the actor, especially among young Americans, continues to grow. Dean received only a trickle of fan letters in his lifetime.

Today his studio gets over 8,000 inquiries about him in month, and the total is rising. Fans Form Clubs Teen-age girls emblazon Dean's name on their notebooks, carry his picture in their wallets and collect everything that is written about him. Dean fan clubs are springing up all over the country and in other parts of the world. The movie fan magazines are unable to satisfy the demand for material about Dean. He is No.

1 in. one mag's popularity poll, topping live actors Tony Curtis and Marlon Brando. "Dean is even more alive with our audience than when he was alive," one magazine editor told me. "We have to-run a on him every two or three The outpouring of material about Dean will continue, sparked by the fall release of his final film, Warner Brothers, the studio where Dean made his three starring films, answers special mail and turns the routine requests for photos over to a fan mail service. Publicity Difficult Steve Brooks, who handles mag- azine publicity at Warners, has the responsibility for answering requests for material on Dean.

do what we can to -help," he said, "but it's. difficult, especially since some of the people who knew Dean have clammed up," Brooks said he keeps in touch with people in Dean's home town of Fairmount, who have formed the James Dean Memordal Association. He said that from 30 to 40 people visit Dean's simple grave every weekend and at least one fan has a standing order with local florist to decorate it. Brooks, who identified Dean's broken body after the crash, refleeted on the surge of interest in the actor: "It seems to be a sense of Identification on the part of the young kids in America. That's only explanation there can be.

Why else would they embrace an actor -AP Newsfeatures Photo JAMES DEAN who had been seen in. only two fairly successful pictures? Played Mixed-Up Kid "In 'East of Eden' and again in Without a Dean portrayed the kind of young person that many kids in this country think they are. They are confused and mixed up--and with good reason. In our youth, life was fairly simple; you could look forward to a reasonably certain future. What do the kids of today have to look forward to?" George Stevens, who directed Dean in his last film, "Giant, predicted that Dean's popularity would exceed that of Rudolph Valentino, who also died at his peak 30 years ago also attracted a post-mortem cult.

"Valentino was from a fictional, foreign world," he pointed out. "He depicted a romantic grace that never could exist, not even among the Arabs he portrayed. His appeal was largely to mature women. Closer to Audience "Jim is much closer to his audience. His is the awkward, rebellious personality that the young people of today know so well.

They understand him because they feel the same way about things." The great -Dean appeal, said Stevens, is in the eyes. "They are martyred eyes," he observed. "They have the same quality that 1 rementber in Lon Chaney when he played his weird characters. They are torn, tragic eyes wells of sensitivity, Humphrey Bogart has the same look in his killer parts; you have the feeling of physical ruggedness, yet he has soft, almost effeminate eyes. "Jimmy was myopic.

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