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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, November 20, 1949
Negro Tenor
To Give Recital
At St. Paul's
Roland Hayes, Negro tenor who
has been widely applauded by
professional music critics, will
present a conceit at St. Paul's
Methodist church Nov. 21 at 8:15
p. m.
As a conceit tenor, Hayes has
performed to audiences through
out the world. Following his per
formance at Koyal Albert hall and
the National Art gallery in Lon
don in 1943 with Dame Myra
Hess, pianist, he received the
plaudits of John S. Winant, then
U. S. ambassador to England and
Jacob L. Devers, commanding
general, U. S. Army, European
Theatre of Operations.
Citing his conceits as inspiring,
Warm, and patriotic, the Ameri-
NU Bulletin
I Board
Monday
Kosmct Klub meeting at 5 p. m.
Monday in KK room of Union.
Theta Chi fraternity, 7 p. m. Mon
day in Room 121 of Burnett hall.
can officials lauded Hayes' efforts
in furthering AngK.-Amorican re
lations and in entertaining over
seas troons. Winant c.illcH thp Al
bert hall conceit the "most mov
ing concert'' he had ever attended.
Additional honors which the
Negro tenor has received include:
choice of Hayes as soloist with
the Boston symphony orchestra
by Dr. Seine Kousscvitzky to sing
Feb. 25 and 2(5. 1944. the world
premiere of Grotr .aninov's "Oe
cumenical Mass.''
Tickets may be purchased at
Walts and the Dietze Music stores
or at the door.
Executives
Address Bizad
English Classes
Mr. Dean Ashby, executive
manager for J. L. Brandeis and
Sons, Omaha, spoke to about a
hundred members of English 11
and 12 classes meeting at ten
o'clock, last week.
Mr. Ashby was president last
year of the National Retail Credit
association with headquarters in
St. Louis. He has also served on
the educational committee of
N.R.C.A. He is a director of the
National Retail Dry Goods asso
ciation and chairman of its com
mittee on credit office modern
ization and layout. Mr. Ashby is
well-known as a speaker and
author of articles and booklets on
credit and sales promotion.
Max Meyer, president of the
Nebraska Credit company of Lin
coln, publisher of the Blue Book,
introduced the speaker. Mr.
Meyer received the Distinguished
Service award of the Alumni
association at the University of
Nebraska commencement last
June.
F. R. Cox, credit manager of
ROLAND HAYES
Internationally Known
Tenor
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST
CHURCH
12 and M Sts.
Monday, November 21
Tu-krts on Snle at
W.ilt's and Deitzo'sMusic Store
All Scats $2.00
Gold and Co., J. L. Owen, credit
manager of Miller and Paine, and
H. R. Amos, credit manager of
Magee's, who were present to
hear Mr. Ashby's address on the
importance of letters in credit
sales management, were intro-.
duccd to the audience.
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