Thursday, February 6; . 1936 f
Anne - Hangen To Open
oSeries of Discussions
Anne E. Hangen, Secretary of the
division of placemeilt credentials, will
ligld open discussion' eatinks for sen
ii*:education students in the Home
I'conoinicii, 'auditorium each Wednes
day afternoon at 4:lo,4idginning Feb-,
rUnry 12. The first topic of the series
”Tea Ching Certification.'
,ThesoisSembliea'are to: be, given for
tile purpose of dismissing:certification
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requirements for teaching, in Penn-
Uilrania. and elsewhere,., the' .worie of
placement-agencies, job htinting, in
eludingltntmrietva, letters of applica
ii§n; etc., rind . technique din, general.
Miss intends ho hOld. at least
three of these' m'ectings and as 'many
more as 'are requested... •
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LIONEL in ItRYNIORE
"THE VOICE of
BUGLE ANN"
MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN
and ERIC LINDEN
[MONDAY & TUESDAY
The Record Crop
Casa Loma fans won't be too im
pressed by their version of "With" All
My Heart* but I'd suggest that the
recording wasn't too good. Good tune,
though. The other side is "Lovely
Lady," and this one 'is just as dis
appointing. Decca has done better
than this by Glen and the boys.
(Decca-652.)
Ted Fiorito has been lured into
the' Deuce studioS and his "Just One
of Those Things" is right good stuff.
His piano is choppy but,cute, his
triimpetlman messes, around, and the
vocal' by Muziy and the Debs is well
handled—and it's recommendfd. Not
so pleasing is the other side;. it's
"I'm Gonna Sit, Right Down and
Write Myself a Letter." It's much
too sweet for that : type of tune. (Dec
ca=.67B.) •
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.The old Ray Noble who recorded in
!Europe had everything and Victor is
smart enough to appreciate it. They
have released an old job ."It's Great
To Be in Love," and it is a star. Bill
IHarty on traps holds up his end and
the bass player and he' pounded out
!the rhythm to a fare-thee-well. The
'clarinet passage near the beginning
is a darb and the sax section clips
away like mad in their contribution.
The trumpet player lets drive into the
brass hat and nearly sends it across
the studio. - The vocal is lusty and all
in-all it takes the•week's blue ribbon.
. The coupling, "My Sweet," is the ex
-act antithesis. The trombone, alto, and
•vocal are all honeyed, although the
rhythm -is 'unobtrusively sustantial.
(VictorL-252:32.)
Rudy Vallee pops up with two
tunes from the Jesse Matthews film,
"First a Girl," and doei well with
material. "Everything's in
• Rhythm With my Heart" is a lively
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and the Vallee vocal is enhanced
by some clever sax work in back. The
other tune, "Say the Word' and It's
Yours," is slow and dreamy, with the
vocal being the only distracting in
fluence. (Victor-26233.) .
Cleo Brown, colored, plays piano
and sings in an out-of-breath manner,
way up high, an reminds one of Lou
is Armstrong ever so. faintly. De
pends entirely on individual taste as
to whether you'll like these two num
bers; "When" and "When Hollywood
Goes Brack and Tan." The latter is a
novelty with possibilities. Cleo's pi
ano and vocal is backed by a rhythm
outfit consisting of bass, guitar, and
traps. (Decca-632.) .
Paul Whiteman's swing crew
marches precisely and gayly through
the strains of "Darktown Strutters'
Bali" and "Farewell Blues" and it's
typical Whiteman. He has the help
of the Teagardens and Jack takes the
"Darktown" vocal in a way you'll like.
Soloists get plenty of chance to strut
but the spontaneity of the colored out
fits seems to be missing (Victor
-25192)
Vallee plays "Hypnotized" and
Duchin yields "Moonburn" on one and
the same platter. Vallee's' vocal isn't,
the best part of his side, but his band
seems to have taken a new lease on
life. Even the violin section seems to
have caught the idea. Duchin—but
why dwelt on' such a theme? Lew
Sherwood patterned the vocal after
the carefree style of Bing, so it isn't
so bad. (Victor'2s23l.)
Lombardo takes two of the hits
from ."Porgy and Bess," the Gersh
win opus, and acquits himself well. I
won't carp about that abominable
trumpet, or the poor piano, or the
trio trying to sound like a lot of levee
loungers and sounding just like the
Lombardo trio; there is enough or
iginality shown in a passage or two
to make it a worth-While addition to
your collection of Americana. Titles?
Oh! yes; "I Got Plenty of Nuttin' "
and "'Tain't Necessarily So." (Vic
tor-24201.)
Nobody but Ellington writes num
bers like these; and no other band
ought •to be allowed to play them.
Nevertheless, '•Bird of Paradise" and
"Rhapsody, Jr." have been done by
Jimmy Lunceford in true Ellington
style and they don't suffer. at his
bands. The Lunceford bounce stands
out in these numbers and they get
the green light. (Decca-639.)
Bing Crosby lost no time in getting
his tunes front "Anything Goes" on
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
the was, and they can be recommend
ed to anymie. Georgic Stoll's band
front the Coast , provides the accom
panitnent. "Sailor' Beware" has the
good old Crosby lilt and the band
goes to town right behind him, hav,
mg caught the spirit of the thing
exactly. The coupling, "My Heart and
1," finds Massa Bing in just ns fine
voice and we for it (Decca-631.)
Ted Fiorito takei. "The Broken
Record" for another spin and in spite
A' making the: vocal too draggy and
sweet; does as •good a • job as any
recorded to date. He brings in the
flectric organ on
: the other side;
'Hypnotized," and achieves some un
:usual effects. Easily a two minus.
(Decca-677.)
Deem has a new outfit on the pay
roll, and While we don't know a thing
about origin or personnel, we want to
give Low Stone and Inci band a big
hand and welcome him 'to our list of
!hythm 'providers. In "Lazy Rhythm,"
aptly named; he presents a bronze
brigade that belts it, out and.the whole
disc is Co full of body that you just
Want to shout. The othere side, "Med
iterranean Madness,'! has tricky lyr
ics .and a rhythm that pounds itself
into your Consciousness. A good item.
(Decca-656.) , : 1f anyone knows this
band, just drop a card care of this
department and 'let your reviewer in
on it.
Victor again caters to the "Hot
Club" boyW with Mezz Mezzrow cut
ting "Old Fashioned Love!' in tip-top
style. If this is
,the same crew that
he had for "Apologies," then a side
wise peep into Eddie Nichols' note
book. reveals that it's Ward
Sillo
way's trombone that, you hear right
at the beginning; Benny Carter's al
to next, some - swell high trumpet
breaks, then' Bud Freeman's tenor.
You won't go wrong on this one. The
other side'has the unusual title, "35th
and Caluinet," which we presume to
be a street in some Dixie town. Here
Mezzrow'hands out some clarinet that
even Goodman wouldn't be too
ashamed of. Nice piano work and lots
of 'swell . bass and traps; Kirby and
Webb, if our. notes were copied cor
rectly. Chick hasn't the driving force
of Krupa but his liveliness is a coin,
pensatory factor that rests 'easy on
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at. the
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the ears. (Victor-25202.)
Benny GoOdman has put his theme,
!`Good-bye," on a Victor platter and
of ail the signatures now on.the air,
it is probably the most haunting and
majestic. Slow, sustained solo pass
ages, all against the insistent pulsing
of a rhythm . section. The other side
is probably more to the taste, being
Jimmy Dorsey's theme, "Sandman,"
This is 'pounded out and for us the
tune suffers slightly in the process.
We think that a subtler treatment
'would be' more effective. We'll let
Ni
chols. tell you about this one; it's
right down his alley. (Victor-25215.)
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