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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Eritkry, May, St 3Q3
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By Steve SwarU
Slan Kenton
Across The Alley From The
Alamo
There Is No Greater Love
The Kenton Crew proves a real
disappointment on this disc, for
this, I would list as one of his
poorest releases. June Christy
sounds sharp on 'Alamo," and the
solo listed for Vido Musso ma
terializes as merely a few riff bars
on the tenor sax. The Pastels show
very definitely on "Love" that
they still lack that punch needed
to make them a great vocal group.
(Cap. 387)
Bonny Goodman
Fine and Dandy
Lonesome Road
These two numbers are handled
by the Goodman Quintet and
Quartet respectively. Only re
deeming feature of either side is
some fine accordian jazz played
by hrnie Fihce, west coast cat
The remainder of "Dandy" is no
where. Without Filice. "Road" has
nothing to speak of. (Cap. 3i)4)
Tied Pipers
Mam'selle
It's The Same Old Deam
The Pipes rido smoothly over
"Mam'selle," which is taken from
a theme in "The Razor's Edge."
The arrangement is pleasing and
will be enjoyed by the numerous
lovers of this tunc. They sound
fine on "Dream" and the Paul
Weston ork helps much. (Cap.
396)
King Cole Trio
Meet Me At No Special Place
(And I'll Be There At No
Particular Time)
t " You Don't Learn That In
School
King Cole vocalizes on both
sides, taking "School" at a faster
tempo with some great lyrics.
Tommy Dorscy
Bingo, Bango, Boffo
Spring Isn't Everything
The Dorsey crew rides rampant
over "Bingo," and its is one of
Billy Finnegan's fine scorings
There is some fine trumpet that
sounds like Charlie Shavers, and
the whole band comes in for a
good share of expression on this
tune. It s one of Dorsey s finer
jump numbers. On "Spring"
Stuart Foster handles the vocal
in his usual pleasing manner, but
I am unable to find anything too
outstanding about the side. (Victor
20-2196)
Delia Sigs . r .
(Continued from I' age J.)
of the Temple.
Last year Delta Gamma won the
organization award. Beta Sigma
I si was runner-up and Sigma Del
ta Tau was third. Winning indi
viduals last year were Lucy Hape
man, Eleanor Knoll and Dick
Schluesener.
VETS
NEWS
Veterans under Public Law 346
(the G. I. Bill) who are not plan
ning to attend summer school,
may now make application for
leave of absence subsistence by
reporting to the oflice of the Vet
erans Consultation Board, 101
Mechanic Arts Hall.
Leave accumulates at the rate
of 2Vz days per month of school
attendance up to a maximum of
30 days. Applications for Leave
of Absence subsistence for those
not attending summer school must
be made on or before May 26.
Veterans attending summer
school cannot apply for vacation
subsistence until the end of the
summer session, at which time
announcements concerning the
same will be made.
J. P. COLBERT,
Director, Veterans
Consultation Board.
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TONITE 9 TO 12
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ORCHESTRA
DANCING-
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Comploii Plays . . .
(Continued from Page J.)
Etudes Op. 2 No. 1 and Op. 8
No. 2, Scriabin.
Album Leap Op. 45 No. 1, Scria
bin. Mazurkas Op. 25 No. 3 and No.
6, Scriabin.
Valse Brillantc Op. 34 No. 1
Chopin.
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High School . .
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Aim of the conference Is to
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to attract high school seniors to
the teaching profession.
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