The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 1

MGE TWO (AKK.) COURIER NEWS MONDAY, NOVEMBER SO. 1951 By RICHARD KLEINER, NKA Staff Correspondent New York They call them "small combos," but dont let that objective fool you. Some of these two and three-piece outfits are small in number only. In a business sense, they're big time. Movty Nevlns, one of the Three Suns, was telling about the financial operations of this group.

The Three Suns are one of the best small com- bes they've made about 20 albums for RCA, and one record they made five months ago, "Under Paris Skies" and "Dont Tnke Your Loving From Me," is still hot. There are, naturally, three men In the Three Suns. Morty Nevins is the accordionist, brcth-r Al plays guitar, and cousin Arlle Dunn is the organist. But those Three Suns have 10 payroll of 10 people. They employ a press engineer, tr'-c'; driver, two r.rr.-ngers, a per-j sonal manager, lawyer, accountant.

I secretary, and somebody else Morty remember. i When they go on the road, they "xSOO.OOO worth of equipment i with them. There is, first, their own truck. Inside are two organs, a special Steinway, three three accordlans. six loudspeakers, five microphone systems, thrlr complete music library and a costume WPfdrobe.

Morty. who was relaxing in a cowboy shirt and cowboy boots between tape says each Sun is responsible for a specific phase of the business. He handles all publicity, Al takes care of actual business details, and Artie is in charge of material. business," says Morty, "just like a grocery store." THE POULAR SIDE: Three big battles underway, to see which artist gets the top seller on three good songs. "Stranger in Paradise" has been cut by Gordon MacRae.

Tony Bennett and the Pour Aces; "Heart of My Heart" by the Four Aces, Frankie Laine and a trio of Don Cornell, Alan Dale and Johnny Desmond; and "Changing Partners" by Patti Page and Kay Starr. These are the roughest fights of the year in the record world. I like, respectively, the Bennett, Cornell-Dalc-Des- rnond and Page records. What's your pick? ON THE CLASSICS: To the treasury of great recorded dramas, RCA Victor has added a magnificent performance of "Romeo and Juliet," performed by the old Vic company and recorded in London in 1B52 with fidelity to the atmosphere of that Godfrey's Mofher Hears Own Song TORONTO, Onl. MV-Arthur Godfrey's 75-year-old mother heard the 90-piece Toronto Symphony give the first public performance of her composition "Marine Boys March." White-haired Mrs.

Kathryn Godfrey stood in the first balcony and blew kisses to conductor Andre Kostelanetz after her brief work was warmly applauded by a crowd of TTie mother of the American television and radio star said she had written the march several years ago bul it never had been played in public before. Friends said she had sent It and other original scores to Kostetlanelz after theyj became acquainted aboard ship i some years ago. Describing the march as a "loud, rousing piece," the conductor said. "It's got a catchy tune and Is really very good." I historic theatre. Clair.c Bloom is I Juliet remember her in Charlie Chaplin's Colum- i bia has done a fine job transforming Edward R.

Murrow's "This I believe" Into recorded form. The philosophies sound even more im- 'prcssive than they read. DICK'S PICKS SUREFIRE: "Santa Baby" (Eartha Kitt, RCA). SLEEPER: "Baubles. Bangles and Beads" (Peggy Lee, DcccaK GOOD ONES: "The Strings of my Heart" (The Gaylorris, "Kow Come You Never Answer?" (Jo Ann Tollny, MGM) "Are You Looking for a Sweetheart?" (Kitty K.illen.

Deccai; "Sadie Thompson's Sons" Rich- ud Hayman, Mercury); 'Taint What You Do" Mae Morse, SapltolJ; "The river Seine" (David F.oso, MGM "Lover Come bfck to Me" (Vic Damon PCP ALBUMS: "Kiss Me Kale" is out in a new version. This is Thf MGM album from the sound track of the new movie. Knthryn Grayson, Howard Keel and Ann Millnr do a fine job. Paul Wept on has two new albums out )n CfiDitol. "Dream Time Music" ind "Mood Music." Typical dreamy, moody Weston.

CLASSICAL: Beethoven's Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra given a very choice reading by pianist Rudolf Serkln anrt Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelohla Orchestra (Columbia). One of the late Simon Barere's last concerts, recorded on stage at Carnegi Hall, is released by Remington as "Simon Barere Farwell." Prom S.CA-Victor's treasury of immortal performances comes the re- ssue of Handel's "The Messiah." by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London. Sir Thomas Beccham conducting. THE LITTLE TREE THAT TALKED TOFTS A Christmas Story By WALT SCOTT till ONE CHItt.ON'COITMC LITTLE PEOPLE, CAMS BY IS THS STORY Of A LITTLE SCSJASSLY SPRUC5 TR6S THAT SKW IM TUS A1IDW.C OF A CLEARING IM 7HSWOOPEDWM.I.SV OFTHC SMALL OMES.

TREES THAT (3K6W NEARBY SEEMED TO SHIM HIM AND WAS VSffV THE "EXTRfl-REUEF" MEDICINE ATTACKS AIL COLD 5VMPTOMS AT ONE TIME IN LESS TIME learn good grooming Teach your firsl-grader the importance of maintaining a first-rate appearance at all times neat, trim, well-groomed. Washables, laundered crisp and sparkling clean, do wonders for his sense of pride self respect at trifling cost to you (when we do the laundering, that is). LAUNDRY. CLEANERS COMMISSIONER'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of tlic authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Mississippi County, C'liick- nsawba District, imide and entered in a certain cause (No. 12.483* then pending therein between Randolph Evans and Max Lounii, n.s Trustee, plaintiffs, and William M.

Denton, Bessie Mre Denton, Burley Alford, Wilma Alford and Kenneth Storey, ns defendants, the undersigned, as Commissioner of said (court, will offer for sale at public vcndtie to the highest bidder at ihe South door of the County Court house in the City of Blytheville, Arkansas at 11 o'clock A.M. on December IHh, 1053, the following described real estate to wit: Part of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NE'A) of Section 28 Township 15 North. Range 1J East, described as follows: Beginning at a point J172 feet due east of the! Southwest corner of the said Southwest Quarter of the North-' east Quarter of said Section 28, thence due East 65 feet; thence due North 208 feet; thence due West 65 feet; thence due South 208 feet to the point of 'beginning; containing .31 acres, more or less. TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved security, bearing interest lit the rate of per annum from date of sale until' paid, and Hen being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money. OWEN under my hand this 23rd day of November, 1053.

OERALDINE LISTON, Commissioner in Chancery. Roy, Attys. Reid There is enough water In the world to cover the earth to a depth of two miles if all the surface were level. No Bear, But What a Time BLOSSBURG. Pa.

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