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...before Dec. 8." Only then were 40 million televiewers to be let in on the secret of Lucy's pregnancy. Plans were laid to tie in the show with the Columbia record of There's a Brand New Baby at Our House and I Love Lucy, both sung by Desi and played by his orchestra. All the pressagents promised to bombard newspapers, magazines and wire services with feature stories. CBS was given a special assignment: "The matter of filming the pregnancy story was so delicate that three clergymen were present to see that everything was in good taste...
Noah Was Warned. Through the years, the formula for Voice of Prophecy has changed very little. Evangelist Richards steers clear of specific Adventist dogma,* concentrates instead on basic talks about the Bible, interspersed with oldtime hymns sung by the King's Heralds, a male quartet. He knows his Bible well-he has read it cover to cover 31 times-and his sermons are highly concrete discussions of the Bible's application to daily life. Says he: "We believe that there are things in the Bible that prophesy what is happening today and that tell of the coming...
...Astaire Story (Fred Astaire, members of Norman Granz's Jazz at the Philharmonic; special limited edition of four LPs). Thirty-four of the songs that were introduced by Dancer Astaire, intimately sung and well recorded, plus some photographs by Gjon Mili, sketches by David Stone Martin, a few minutes of improvised tap dancing and the signature of the star, all done up in a handsome binding. For the two-carriage trade. Price...
Boris Goldovsky, long director of the New England Opera Company is to be the guest speaker at the Classical and Romance Languages Club's party at 8 p.m. in P.B.H. French, Spanish, Italian, and English carols will be sung after a dance and foods from each country will be served...
Assets & Liabilities. The Met needs queues: new productions cost money. In addition to Forza this season, Bing is restyling Puccini's La Boheme, to be sung in two versions-Italian and English-and staging the U.S. premiere of Stravinsky's new opera, The Rake's Progress, also in English (TIME, Sept. 24, 1951). These will bring to twelve the number of new productions Bing has staged in his first three seasons at the Met. Almost all of them have been cheered by the critics (exceptions: 1951's Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci). But even after forgiveness...