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She was soon famous as the "girl orator" of the Wobblies, the militant, native-grown Industrial Workers of the World, and considered herself as able a spellbinder as William Jennings Bryan. "I agitate a listener." she said. "I know how to get the power out of my diaphragm instead of...
While a few audio purists might quibble over the fidelity of some of the vintage vinyls, the quality is more than satisfactory for the average listener. For the man with a new hi-fi rig who is looking to build the nucleus of a good standard record library without having...
WNBC is delightedly spending all kinds of capital on newspaper ads for its new star. One shows a listener all crated for shipment (EXPRESS YOURSELF! CALL BRAD CRANDALL), and another shows Nikita Khrushchev snarling into a telephone. "Hot-line-shmot-line," says Khrush. "Let me talk to Brad Crandall."
Miss Field resolves these subleties with astonishing perceptiveness. Her most powerful instrument is her voice, which at its best moments is trying desperately to attain Southern elegance and always barely missing. Especially striking is her use of it in a scene at the end of the first act. Alone on...
His book seems aimed at that middle group of music listeners who do not take music very seriously or think much about its importance; the book could arouse such people from semi-indifference. But this is not a book of broad interest. The reader who knows nothing about music will...