Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 59, Ed. 1 Friday, April 8, 1949 Page: 4 of 44
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The artist has had works by nine
leading composers of as many nations
dedicated to him. The men who have
honored the world-famous pianist by
inscribing their compositions to him
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Artur Rubinstein, world famoua con-
cert pianist, to appear in recital here
at 8:30 p. m. Monday in the Municipal
auditorium, probably has been heard
by more people than any other living
pianist.
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career more than 40 years ago and
made hi* American debut in 1SOC, has
traveled mor* than a million and a
half mile* playing in every country
Brahms. But in the lengthy concert
career. Rubinstein’s music has risen
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The recital, music highlight of the
orchestra’s 1040-50 membership cam-
hls opening performance 72 hour* paign, la presented by Friends of the
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Jap Feta Marks 2,515th
Anniversary of Buddha
TOKYO, April 8—UP)—Japan Friday
celebrated the 2,515th birthday anni-
versary of Oautama Buddha, a holy
man whose influence in this country
is slipping. The aniveraary waa ob-
served principally by children who
base songs, dances and processions on
the legend* surrounding Buddha's
birth.
Buddhism has been on the wane in
Japan since the end of the war when
Shintoism, the former state religion,
waa outlawed.
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This season, Rubinstein will give al-
most 80 concerts, appearing with a
doaen major symphony orchestra* as
soloist. The tour, to carry through
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above nationality and become hi* con-
tribution to universal understanding.
In addition to radio broadcasts, con-
certs and recordings, Rubinstein has
added films to his musical activities.
He appeared in “Wight Song.** and--- -----
“Carnegie Hall.” He recorded the piano May, will take him across the contt-
sound track for “Bong of Love," the nent several times, a cumulative dis-
life of Robert and Clara Schumann, J “ ““
and “I’ve Always Loved You.”
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rope, the pianist has traveled almost Aires, Paul in Warsaw, and Aline and
450,000 miles and kept 814 appoint- ----- «- ■-
ments with concert audiences from
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LAWTON, Okla. — Mrs. L. U.
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in words just how much Baker**
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case of dandruff. My husband’*
head was full of sores and hi* dan-'
druff wa* worse than any I have
ever seen. Thanks to your great
product we Were both freed of this
misery and embarrassment. That
has been five years ago and our
home haa never been without
Baker’s Hair Tonic since.”
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away, he cabled the piano company
in New York.
They loaded his spare 1,400-pound
concert grand on a cargo plane and
delivered It on the stag* of the Tbatro
Colon the mornins: of the recital in
time for tuning.
Tickets for the recital may be ob-
tained at Veaaey’s, and at the box of-
fice of the Oklahoma State Symphony
orchestra, Municipal auditorium, im-
mediately preceding Monday's recital.
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Mrs. Lee B. Gray, 170 NE 16,
has been appointed chairman
of the county home nursing
committee of t^e American
Red Cross, Charles Prince,
chapter president, announced
Friday. She met with the
committea for the first time
Thursday.
Rotaiwtatn. who began his concert stein’s global reputation and universal
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Mexioo’s Manuel Ponce.
Also there ar* Heitor Villa-Lobos
WASHINGTON. April 8—The
forces seeking repeal of the Taft-
Hartley act, up against trouble. Fri-
el <v welcomed a congressional “cool-
ing-off period" which they hope will
give them renewed strength.
No longer pressing for speed on la-
bor legislation, they were particularly
glad of the Easter recess of the house
April 14-25. At that time moat mem-
bers will go home. Labor unions are
piawning an active back-home cam-
paign on behalf of repealing Taft-
Hartley. t
The "cooling-off period’ phrase
came from a leading supporter of the
Truman administration in congress.
Privately he gave reporters th*
opinion that if the house had debated
President Truman’s Taft-Hartley re-
peal blD shortly after the bill waa ap-
proved by the later committee two
weeks ago. th* house would have
beaten it and substituted the Wood
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Introduced by Rep. Wood (D., Ga.).
that measure would change Taft-
HarUev in a few minor ways. The
net effect would be to put more curbs
on union* than at present. A Re-
publican-Dlxie combination plan* to
offer it a* a substitute for President
Truman’s bill, which would replace
Th ft-Hartley adth a somewhat en-
larged version of the Wagner act of
1935.
But labor unions and the White
House changed their tactics and
stopped driving for fast action. Th*
house debate wa* postponed until
April 26. '*• .
The stata** is so Jammed it wond|
start r tabor debate until May.
Endurance Fliers Chalk
Up 575 Hours in Air
BEAUMONT, Tex**. April 8—(*)—
Endurance flier* Bill Barris and Dick
Rirdri were droning over this etty
early Friday, chipping away at the
endurance record of 728 hours.
Tli* Fullerton. Calif., flier* sched-
uled San Angelo as their next "stop.”
following a refueling here. By noon,
they had chalked up about 875 hours
in the air. ■
The fliers strived here Thursday in
their plane, the "Bunklst Lady” after
flying for several days over southern
United State*.
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OUS Pianist’s Million-Mile Concert Tour of World Leads to Municipal Auditorin
from Brasil, and the American, John.
Alden Carpenter.
Rubinstein, born in Poland, has been
singled out for the taste and poetry
in hU renditions of Chopin. In Spain
he so caught the native spirit he was
dubbed a “special Spaniard.” His per-
formance of a Rachmaninoff concerto
prompted critics to say. “Mr. Rubin-
and the same."
The artist also te considered a mas-
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 59, Ed. 1 Friday, April 8, 1949, newspaper, April 8, 1949; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1769355/m1/4/: accessed June 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.