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THE SALEMITE
October 6, 1945.
Warren Presents
Unusual Program
By Jane Calkips
As the first song drew to a close,
everyone sat back to enjoy the re
mainder of the program—that tense
cjuestioning was gone. Leonard
Warren, leading baritone of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, gave
anunusuall y satisfying performance
of variety and interest to all.
The first group of songs consist
ed of the appropriate Handel
“Thanks Be to Thee” and “O Rud
dier than the Cherry” from Ads
and Galatea. Tlie latter was espe
cially demonstrative of true flex
ibility and even register. These
were followed by the familiar and
lovely “Tu lo sai” by Torelli and
Buononcini’s “L’esi>erto nocchiero. ’
Mr. Warren chose from the large
field of lieder: “Oh That I Might
Retrace the Way,” Brahms; “The
Drummer,” “Secrecy,” and “Ver-
borgenheit,” by Wolf; and “The
Hidalgo,” Schumann. Hig gestures,
genial personality, and excellent
projection did much toward mak
ing this group outstanding.
The well known aria “Eri tu”
from The Masked Ball by Verdi
proved so popular it was followed
by “The Toreador Song” from
Bizet’s Carmen.
The group played by Milford
Snell, accompanist, was highly ap
preciated by the audience. It in
cluded Beethoven’s “Bagatelle” and
Chopin’ g“ Allegro de Concert.”
His encores were “Jesu, Joy of
Man’s Desiring” (Bach) and Faure’s
“Impromptu.”
His last group included both
British and American songs. En
cores were “Cap’n MacPherson,”
“A Little Bit of Heaven,” and an
unusually impressive rendition of
Malotte’s “The Lord’s Prayer.”
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October (i—Wake Forest*
October 13—Michigan (at X. Y.)
October 27—Duke.
November 3—Villanova*
November 1()—Notre Dame (at
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November 17—Penn
December 1—Navy
Duke
October 6—Navy*
October 13—Wake Forest
October 27—Army (at N. Y.)
November 3—Georgia Tech
November 10—N. C. State*
November 24—North Carolina
October 6—Duke
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October 27—Penn
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November 10—^Michigan
November 17—N. C. Preflight*
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November 17—Wake Forest*
November 24—Duke
Deceni))er 1—Virginia*
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October 6—Clemson
October 13—V. M. I.*
October 20-—-Wake Forest*
October 26—William and Mary
November .S—V. P. I.*
November 10—Duke
November 1C—Miami
Wake Forest
October 6—Army
October 13—Duke*
October 20-^N. C. State
November 3—N. C. Prefiight
November 17—North Carolina
November 22—South Carolina
Deceml)er 1—Clemson
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Sidelights on Leonard Warren:
He’s an opera star with a i)ronounce-
able name . . . he’s a favorite down
South America way—there never
seem to be enough seats whenever
he gives a concert . . . Brazil has
presented him with scroohl of hon
or—the second time in the history
of that country an opera star has
been so honored ... he made his
debut in 1938 on Friday the 13th
—his first appearance in an operat
ic role and his first night at the
Met . . . he’s opposed to opera in
English unless the libretto is com
pletely rewritten to fit the music,
otherwise a note is chopped here
and one added there . . . his in
spiration is a blond named Agatha
—Mrs. Warren to you . . . his ideal
vacation is a sfihing trip, with lots
of golf on the side ... he likes
movies, radio, gun rummy, dancing,
fishing, football games—he’s super
stitious about hats on beds ... he
doesn’t object to women smoking
and his pet hobby is collecting min
iature railroads . . . his wife col
lects tropical fish! He has a per
sonality plus with a Bob Hope chin
to boot . . .
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All new students will l>e enter
tained at a picnic at Washington
Park on October 13th, at five-thirty.
Their hostesses will be all members
of the “Y” cabinet, and Mollie
Cameron’s ‘ ‘ Y” group.
Any of the -old students on the
“Y” can direct you to Washing
ton Park, BO mark it up on your
calendar, and plan to be with us
for a wonderful time.
The various ‘ ‘ Y^” groups have
been holding socials this week in
“Davy Jones’ Locker” so that all
the girls may get acquainted and
an opportunity to sign the “V’
sheets. These sheets listed the
numerous activities of the organi
zation; each girl checked her
preference in the work she chooses
to do for this year. Any girl who
hasn’t had an opi>ortunity to sign
one of these sheets, should contact
one of the “Y” leaders.
Large attendance for all religious
meetings continues with the girls
thoroughly enjoying the services.
At morning services Janie Mulhol-
lem, Catherine Bunn, and Josephine
Holler offor vocal selections, accom
panied by either Mary Hunter Hack
ney or Katherine Wagoner at the
organ. At vespers last Sunday Dr.
Smith spoke to us, comparing our
college lives to an adventurious
mountain climb. This talk, along
with a selection from the Messiah
by Becky Clapp, left an impression
upon us for the school year.
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