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Said one frothing listener, shaking his head: "That isn't a vibrato she's got, it's a shiver."
Before a news-and-music-loving listener had time to switch to another station, the announcer broke in with: "Who cares? This is WNEW, our happy station. No sob stories . . . just plenty of good music and the latest news 24 hours a day."
So far as many a listener was concerned, budding Composer Kupferman, a man with a freshening sense of melody, could climb right up near Composer-Critic Thomson (Four Saints in Three Acts, The Mother of Us All) when it came to setting Stein to song.
Insistent in adult ears, the rhythmic tick-tick-tick of jump ropes sounded last week across the land. From Atlanta to San Francisco, from Boston to Dallas, the shrill chant of little-girl voices made loud the early morning's quiet and the twilight's repose. To the...
For the Russian radio listener, it is no easy job to follow the VOA. He must keep his hand on his tuning knobs and skip from frequency to frequency as the battle of the wave bands rages over his head. Do many try? Herrick thinks they do. Like any other...