The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1943, Page 30

T C T ererLeLTTeTeeeceeecectceeecceceatttyd voted to war work that the balance; eI 3;' ’GIFI RE(ORDS is bound to be entered on the com- Il S FUN WHEN JAPS ARE ON RUN ‘ MOST POPULAR R ok 2 | 4 gl Album-of -the-Year j ;{‘ o“ (HR'SIMAS But the barrel-scraping has been A ) responsible for the album of the| 4 g,; |vear just the same. This is chxgr:‘ © [ ] 1. By JOHN SELBY “Metropolitan Revivals” _collection 8 r [ ] '1 The recording industry has now 204 S‘iCh am;"fho‘ah‘ilfi;wm‘:‘f ;fi /§‘bccomc a proposition in physics— | Marcella Sembric s ";w o ho0r- | I ¢|the irresistible force of the mu-|*h L v e o | f ;);sicmns' unfon meeting the immov-| "¢t Louise Ho&en ‘0 ;g‘: skt @ % |able object, to wit. the recording |seh Romald Woe O CC0 ers| ® % | companies. The difficulty is that|thumbed over some £ v the 8 ¢/ the public got caught in mwem“I’)‘U;“‘»\“‘”“r:‘“‘;;vz et Lidk 2 ) along with Santa Claus. oty DR g H 51 For nearly a year and a half, the, These are the l‘PCorlds your Om\:n # we corawa y % lonly new recordings available have sical mother or uece OFCT 55 ;fi been those made before the sum- a'lk?c}:dvo?wt';i :‘:}:‘le’““-‘évery i : 8 14 2 S ) \mer of 1942, but not released for W7 3 e 52 :f invite you to § mer oo e, i ko of nsage e % % 4 lies, Victor and Columbia, have been 16, and further proof b o ifi ( :fi fi releasing records slowly but “‘,“d_‘Cnmsos YUlco Wi W W 19 Y R . iy ) © have y”'lr & iy al through the dry spell and, as nomenon. g ’,-/ ,fi a major RCA official confessed the| (‘fl‘lw‘mr; Items Bk i 49 1 193 Ch * t D' ;; other day, the bottom of the barrel| Pianists should be given the two r e I‘ e ‘ : 4 m ; ) is pretty well scraped. | Victor albums in which Arthur y "/ 7”18 qas '””er 2‘ Boti companws iave crawn on Schnabel plays the 4th and 5th g I l,. J b ;/: 2 6} their back list extensively, and since Beethoven concertos with the late vk 191 I w't us. % |they can sell almost anything (like Frederick Stock and the Chicago 4 P b : 5 ¢)|the book publishers in some in-|Symphony. Or the perfect. Colum- . . 5 ). r A% P PSY 0 #|<tances) they don't much care. 'bia record of Robert Casadesus . - 9 ] / q \ \ 4 ¢ They haven’t much shallac anyway, (ashing through the inconsequen- | - 4 o : @ A J I L) I e) A [} %! and, especially in the case of RCA-|tial Weber Concertstuck. | : | g Vo ; fi /5 ictor, so much of the plant is de-| Novelty collectors might want | ‘ : 14 e e e — | Werner Janssen's performance Of | THE UNQUENCHABLE SPIRIT of the Australian and New Zealand lads | AND THE BEST OF EVERYTHING ! © e ;1‘52\\“\\“\’* A e the “Jena” symphony attributed to who are fighting side by side with our Yanks against the Japs is | PO i £ “‘e best l.‘ Steaks ""155 | Beethoven, played by the Janssen —shown by Pvt. S. Warne of Fort Pirie, Australia, as he laughs at | ‘ %Mj )| symphony of Los Angeles, whatever discomfort in crossing the Surinam river in Ra"mu vllley._New | NEW YEAR - ) that may be. -Or the incidential! Guipea, hot in pursuit of the “little brown brother. (International) 4 : and Chickenand '/ Doy may e or i el S o B s i 1 d % 55 Gabriel Faure as immortalized by ;5 J%rég 6 : ¢ ge Koussevitzky and the Boston ¢ ¢ Turkey Dinners s e v ik 2 4 G ;j »| Some important vocal rcmrds[? 5(' have been issued, too, notably. Helen ' & [f / » : The only Electric Hammond Organ Music on the Channel. pA . Douglas Inn S P P TP S ha a * GREETINGS A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year with sincere appreciation for your continued pa- tronage. > A Francis Ann's RS M fo of! R R R R RN TR RN R RR IR R R E TR RRRRRRRS T S 2 2P P s o S ( RERRRRRRG) CHRISTINAS BREETINGS We reclize more than XN RRRG No¥oX st | my m THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Tra Stokowski |Orchestra in Wagner's perfect performance of the Third Act “Bridal Chamber Scene” from “Lohengrin” Nazi-dominated Norway. | workmanlike performance of Prok- | Vladimir Golschmann and the St.| Louis Symphony from Victor, or the Seventh Sibelius by the same forces, or Columbia’s new record- ing of Menhelssohn's gay Italian| | Symphony by Sir Thomas Beecham | {and the issued after Columbia’s odd legal | |battle with that wealthy und mer-| Icuric gentleman. eauly Parlor o |fiddle record of the year is Joseph | wlismefi's performance of the little ! Schubert Sonatina in D, No. 1, with | Andor Foldes as pianist. But cham- | ber music is a different story. album complete set of the six| & | “Brandenburg” H Busch Chgmber Players, a sober,| 'and a new issue by the same com-i ? pany in Beethoven': first “Rassou- el's collaboration with Leopold Philadelphia “Im Treib- ‘Schmerzen” and “Traume,” recording. So is a not too the and e OV >Mmauwm RS v to extend to you and made with Lauritz elchior and Kirsten Flagstad be- re the latter chose to return to ’ N S yours the compli- ments of the Holiday Season and to express our best w‘slnu for a full of health, happiness and The orchestra fans may ‘have a “Classical” Wishing Everyone A Merry Christmas and : Happy New Year We hope you will continue to make Teagle’s your meeting place when in Seattle. ieff's symphony by | New Year Philharmonic-Symphory, | RPN RPN RRRRRR R R RN, 0LD prosperity. ! As usual, violinists get the small the most grateful May the next twelve months bring to each LT > T o o o N SN SN NNNN NN LG of you all the good LES TEAGLE Teagle’s Claremont Coffee Shop Fourth and Virginia Seattle | | Columbia has reissued the two-| things you deserve. concertos by the; urdy, and authentic performance, | ovsky” quartct Ly the rough, but | | usicianly Busch quartet. | Tuletide W ish That you will be blessed with all the joys possible for a successful Christmas Season and that the coming of the New Year will find suc- cess crowning your every effort. The Baranof Book Shop FECRENELLREEREEGEOESHE ever how much it means to have the friendship and good will of folks like you. Please accept our sin- cere thanks and our good wishes for a Prosperous NEW YEAR O D N NN NN N oV o NN N O N NS\ N SN N SN SN\ N oN NN AR R R R RN R R R R R AR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R AR AR R AR RRARRRR R RRRARG ACOOOC N S 2 2 N 2 s P N e Krafft Manufacturing Company o o NN o N N N NN NN o Vo o oo oo VN o VNN VooV 1 R 22 2 e 22 5] B e A A A A A A AR A AR ( et ) /) ) RRRG AR RRRRRRRRRARRRRRARRRRRARRAG YoNoNovoX! RARRS TO WISH YOU S Nolly Giood Christmas EECEXEC UL L E U E L U T UL E U E et CEEECE Uty T o o o o o o o Vo o VoV NN N o o o o o VooV oo o oo oo Y oo o g % 7 A g I HAPPINESS AT ; / THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR %‘ ’ « ' C”RI‘TM‘S i Best of good wishes 0 cach of \\\ \\ I ////// ¢ @ I ; you in recognition of your consid- /// ; ‘5 AND 2 Z eration of this firm as evidenced by \\ ; g ?é VR Jov 9 f the splendid patronage that was \ 2 4 ;5 IN THE COMING ) / % ' ’é 25 ours during the last twelve months. § // ? 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Juneau ‘:’elding A Machine Shop Please accept the kind wishes and sincere thanks of all of us. Best wishes for a Joyous Christmas and a New Year of much happiness, Good Health and Success for you and yours. o 47 BERT’S CASH GRO CERY )