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1 FORT WORTH STAR-TELECRAM-7 Wed Morning Feb 26 1 94 1 FORT WORTH STAR-TELECRAM-7 Wed Morning Feb 26 I941 Opera Singer Appears Here For First Time DRAMA OF DELINQUENCY Mona Freeman Featured In 'That Brennan Girl' s44 Pip pv 4 i 4 1 et' 4' IC el r- ti 1 -1 7 4 c'f 1- 1 "4' 1 J11 FREEMAN-DUNN Fancy Racketeers AT YOUR GROCER'S! rs Pound Cake i If 1 0 it LI Ilt i r'e rit 0 i zit II ----0- r2 4 Radio Rrograms -Service Merchandise '-t 1 Noto itN- 1 '640-4Lito- 1 '1 4) INkrrea-Z AT 1011R zr i 1 ilt i -A 4 ---1101' 4 I 14Zbt41'' t-' its 13 (aril 's FREEMAN-DUNN -4- -t Fancy Racketeers 1 I 44 5 )1 1f- 1 11 III 'Id' I () 1111111d Colike lit 1 A4 i '0 1 for sailors such as William Marshall a handsome blond newcomer who rescues Ziggy from Dunn's swindling game Definitely not for children the movie will appeal to those who enjoy a bit of gloom now and then and don't mind worrying about the much-discussed problem of juvenile delinquency oomminorl '410 tigint -r '9volowervs 44- pC5 ILA BY CLYDE WHITLOCK Blanche Thebom one of the youngest and newest of the Metropolitan Opera's singing treasures made her first Fort Worth appearance Tuesday night in Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium of the Fort Worth Civic Music Associtation course and won for herself a decided personal and artistic success Her personal appeal was a compound of luscious comeliness regal bearing exquisite taste in dress a winning smile and an unforced friendliness which was ncither condescending nor coy While these are collateral attributes of artistic delivery they do her no harm in the public eye In the column devoted to sing- ing artistry there is almost no element lacking which will not be supplied by the ripening processes of experience and living I 1 i 1 t' 5 5 1 14' 1 i t- 0 lit le ipko Th 1730 THAT DOOR AGAIN The man who knows where Richard put the key to his door is Dusty Fletcher who started that open-the-door gag years ago with a vaudeville act The movies have recorded his now-famous stunt in a short booked for March 7 at the Hollywood BY GITA BUMPASS A capable young actress 21- year-old Mona Freeman is starred in the Hollywood's midweek attraction "That Brennan Girl" an emotional drama of delinquency Featured in la Beauty" Miss Freeman had juvenile roles in "Junior Miss" and "National Velvet" after a brief career as a model She first appeared on the screen in "Double Indemnity" DELINQUENT PARENT In her current picture she plays young Ziggy Brennan who at 14 had learned about life from her mother June Duprez who introduced the child socially as her sister The story is told in flashback with Miss Freeman's memory turning to 1938 Prompted by her mother she began to "earn her own way" and progressed at rapid through stages of shop lifting petty theft and racketeering James Dunn plays a big time swindler in his first role since "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" Cast as a sentimental badman he loves his mother (Dorothy Vaughan) and has a soft spot in his heart io Students to Select Queen Ballots will be cast Wednesday by ICU students to select the queen of the traditional Ranch NVeek to be held on the campus March 7 and 8 Candidates for queen are Misses Sug Owens Ozona Georgia Mixon Plainview Kathy Sturges San Angelo and Helen Marie Brown Orient Students to Select Queen Ballots will be cast Wednesday by ICU students to select the queen of the traditional Ranch Week to be held on the campus Alarm -I aria 0 Lanatuates lor queen are Misses Sug Owens Ozona Georgia Mixon Plainview Kathy Sturges San Angelo and Helen Marie Brown Orient KCNC (870) SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY 7 On Alarm Clock: News 8 Bandwagon News 9 Western News 10 Stocks: News 11 Ray Cane: buckaroos 12 171 Ranch Farm Reports News 1 Party: Airline Trio News 2 Moods Spot lisht News 3 the Record Joan Brooks News 4 Senders: News Lane Four Aces: News 5 Final 6 the Seam: Sign Oft "Good Cooks Don't Use Bestyett" i 0 1 i 141 1 1 0 toil 01r1Hloalla 711111 C7 titittel 4tit "kV Ill 07p 0 10-441 11 I 4 i A YO Ut Jo 7 tb 1 p-17 M- 1 "Good Cooks Don't Use Bestyett'P 1 0 C171ngt t'e-ti et! 4 ol-: It il' 4 it I ''L I 1 1 1 44 I 1 I 1 ir 0 KWBC (970) SCHEDULE Organist to Offer Two Bach Works 1 8 9 10 11 12 1 WEDNESDAY Lint Meditations sentimental Mood Instrumentally Yours Rhythm University Bands Matinee Dance Time Musical Novelties Musical Brevities Age Jamboree Parade Echoes FORT WORTH "MANGUM lits HOUSTON OILERS TONITE 8:30 Tickets at Adam Hat Store and the Coliseum Watch For PLAYOFF DATES FORT WORTH "RANSIERS Vs HOUSTON OILERS TONITE 8:30 Tickets at Adam Hat Store a' 1111 Lim OLISCULIII Watch For PLAYOFF DATES 2 3 4 4 5 Two Bach works a prelude and a chorale prelude will be featured on the organ recital to be played between 12:15 and 12:45 Wednesday at First Methodist Church by Robert Clarke min ister of music The event is one of a series being played daily through Friday of this week The details of the Wednesday program are as follows: "Prelude in Minor" (Dorian) and chorale prelude "Hark a Voice Sayeth All Are Mortal" (Bach) "Berceuse" from "24 Pieces in Free Style" (Vierne) chorale prelude "0 Blessed Jesu" (Brahms) "Song of India" (Rimsky-Korsakoff) and three movements from "Second Sonata" (Mendelssohn) Man la1 3033 HEMPHILL 6:30 "STRANGE LOVE OF MARTHA IVERS" BARBARA STANWYCK VAN HEFLIN CARTOON-SHORT Fredda Ackers crowned "Mrs America of 1946" at Jackson Miss last November models an exclusive filmy net magnoliatrimmed evening gown at Leonard's "Magnolia Miss" fashion review The fashion show featuring the 21-yearold redhaired "Mrs America" will be repeated at 3 Wednesday (Staff Photo) IIRS AMERICA' flexible Voice The voice is a splendid organ of true mezzo-soprano range and quality without the stultifying sombreness and dullness which often are concomitant with that voice-type There is delightful lightness and flexibility in the upper voice as exemplified by a gorgeous messa di voce on a high A-flat complemented by a ring- ing trlimplet-like resonance The sheer body and volume of tone and warmth of quality are irresisitible in appeal The program contained from first to last only one song which might be called familiar the "Beau Soir" of Debussy yet the 'audience always allergic to the 'unfamiliar was eagerly responsive to a Mozart scena which opened the program A valuable 'presentation was the set of four Schumann settings of text from Byron's "Hebraic Poems" certainly never before done here Four Beautiful Songs The audience rejoiced in the singer's good sense in offering these in English whether in Byron's original or a translation of the German we do not know The distinctness and eloquence of textual utterance was startling without which these songs would have been largely a loss As it was they were living things The dramatic projection of an aria from Verdi's early "Nabucco" indicated what the singer could do with the mezzo roles in opera always assigned to the sinister the vengeful and the insidious Another novelty was a group of four beautiful songs by Bantock from "Sappho" There were Mahler and Debussy and a bevy of encore items ranging from Brahms to Negro spirituals the 1 latter being the only type which did not ring true William Hughes provided eminently musical and coalescing accompaniments $1500 Mink Coat Stolen Mrs Joseph Malphette of 3759 Lancaster reported to detectives Tuesday night that a $15001 mink coat was stolen from her automobile while it was parked! 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