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6 hooklyn eagli. fhiday, FiiRUARY 4, 1944 Estimate Board Lulu Bates Brooklyn Product MUSIC OF THE DAY WPB Honors Leaders In CDVO Scrap Drive Bruno Walter Creates Memorable Evening Of Music With Philharmonic in Carnegie Bruno Walter conducted one of the finest concerts to "Beale Street Blues' and many "Lulu Bates," said William Handy once, "sings my blues songs I wrote them to be sung." She's the greatest living authority on the subject. When I was blind." continued Handy, "I used to sit and listen to Lulu interpret my blues numbers on the air. Her life is a cavalcade of the blues." It was Moe Gale, famous for his many talent discoveries, who sensed Lulu's xtentialities on the air. where such oldtimers as "Whatcha Gonna Do When the Rent Comes Around" had never been properly and atmospherically sung.

His hunch was correct, and after only a few months on a sustaining program Lulu now emerges as one of the big names of the kilocycles. At her up-State farm on Lake Seneca. Lulu runs a literal Barn be given this by the Philharmonic-Symphony in Car-inegie Hall last night. With Brahms' "Tragic'' Overture, Schoenberg's "Verklarte Nacht" and the Mahler Fourth Symphony he offered an excellent pro- gram though there may have been the great work that it is, and the too much th. "scml 01 tnwO" through the too much of the sam.

atroosphu. ljKt Quite in created by the "program'' styles of cntrast. the Schoenbcrg was spun I the Schoenberg and Mahler works, with traiiMM-iwii-ni sweetness and in-The orchestra played as well as 1 finite delicacy. It is a beautiful ever ha tn recent v.r i work' PertlP11 a bl" t0 lonB. for a ever 'has In recent yearg.

aimozl carried away the listener The greatness of Walter's con- lnto a world about three-ducting came out in the affection in n. Of course the whichhelavishedoneachwork.lt rtrtiv in Defers Idlewild Gas Decision May Need Change In Laws on Airport Financing, Board Told I Idlewild. Queens, i The board laid over the matter until April 13 after Controller Mc-Goldrick submitted a memorandum in which he said that the Mayor's special committee on the airport at Idlewild had received a letter from a committee of airline offl- or ii- By Miles Kostendieck. kemil wh of transfig- ure(1 niBh( buL llm is de. batable.

Mr. Walters magic caught Ule fancy of the audionce because tls appiaUJie wa.s most enthusiastic-. There Is i nmg that the Mahler Smi.ii1.oi... grows on you. Lasl night wplu iLS wav on tne stream of musjcai consciousness iiiueresi or pleasure, calmness ana A blue singer grew In Brooklyn, and after 30 years of trouplng In vaudeville and night clubs, has won one of the most coveted commercial on the air-the Ail-Time Hit Parade.

That's Lulu Bates, who now lives in Sunnyslde, L. I. Lulu gets nostalgic about Brook- ck Theater and two-a-day, Follies of an earlier era in vv.liiara-.uurg. and two consecutive yean at the famous old Moulin It wa.s in Brooklyn on a Sunday Mood beside a piano played by "When You Wore Tulip an I Wore a Big Red young girl defied to the opera. she wrote a letter to William C.

Handy, telling him she wanted to sing "St Louis Blues," a number that Handy had Just written. He not only told her to go ahead and aing the St. Louis aong but continued throughout the years to send her rolled off his pen Bates' "Shore Boots Serenade." "Time Was LULU BATES who has sung the blues for 30 years, hos joined the All-Time Hit Parade. brought immediate response from ist nignt, lor they cohesion of excep- cer- tct.nj a thieved tainly outdid themselves getting warm, sensNii u. mospheric rhere may no.

have been all the precise ness in their playing 1... i o.i.o nave Door Canteen a acres, and sailor nearby naval depot who are for the bucolic life, pamper themselves by milking the cows, running the tractors, riding the horses and bouncing in the hay. Lulu, gets a terrific kick out of popping up at army and navy post over the country, and she's won several citations for her many appearances at the Coast Guard Training Station AWARDED CERTIFICATES CDVO workers in Brooklyn hove been awarded certificates of recognition for their activity in the organization. Left to right are Barnett Orlow, Mrs. Juamta Gomer, Patrick Coyne, Aaron Jccoby, salvage director, and Jean R.

Meyer. may be nerc-arv to seek from i aiues. uon at Manhattan qezen PlH days. They brought their message the State Legislature at Albany i ''BflHShHfliH of inner Peafulness last night. As some modification of the Sta'e ff Aw I I Bl BflBflHSP'f the Performance worked its way up laws now governing airrjort flnanc WW ff I flfl Itl fiPf I I BK nK'' to the finale with the vocal section When." "The Memphis Blues." at Manhattan Beach.

First Certificates Awarded to 29 Branch Chiefs and 6 Veteran Workers In recognition of the salvage record of civilian defense volunteers in Brooklyn, the War Production Board in Washington and the New York City salvage director have awarded certificates of recognition to 35 workers. Aaron L. Jacoby, borough Civilian Defense Volunteer Office salvage director, announced today. ductlon of the necessary Receiving the awards Diana Weisberg. Ocean Front; (ere: Mrs.

in From; I I I admlnla- kHRfft HMiMlltff to the board of the progress. He BW I tratlon forced to look to economy BBR. fiS WmWT "BM I did. however, consent toadvi.se the I measures, the best of the I AH Wi EtitttthXHlkPM in luujdi.i- Harry Reir.nardt. Brighton Beach; ooair.

at an executive session oi ine gW I Yorlc Bl mf Hon with the opening of -he 35c Dames. committee ot tne whole belore final mi I HM, MBM JEAN LA RUE booth at the Dime Saving, Bank Beh: Mrs. Blanche Adam. ction la taken. will have been served." HHIH .9, fklC UAI fMC ni VZ' Brf': Henrietta S.rsver.

At the same time the board voted I Communications to the 11- HHBi'itS 0t Not Moss ffl IHt WAHWNC of Brookhn, 9 DeKa.b which Avpml( $25,000 for expenses of the coun-: Ilk men. signed bv Datid Tillv. -he KKBgliH Restouront fflWIW Is the headquarters the distil- stark. Patrick ice on reapportionment I 1 chamber's president, complimented UB jKBgB 5V bution of Brooklyn's new official Bav Ridge: Joseph Bord. Borough The members have been working 1 'them upon their recent majority talvage director.

bv tiie Park: Bernard pnvsincj last Dec. 27. 11 I action whlch thwarted the Mayor's QjlMB SHpJ SSf depot? in the borough in a "win Mrs. Ida Kfit. was spnt back with a suggestion The Brooklyn Chamber also I "9jH iK I the war '44' Utica: Frank Park Slope: from Mayor that in-stead of an IB Joined In the revived citv-wide asi- ppK ljjpg IW6 fttHMa KOOMI salvage chairmen and South Brock.

vn: John J. equipment when he has passed his JUtaHHbM1 of the 10-cent fare plan recently BBBK 4MB 1AUiSK CDVO rai st a LVnohye, ntr.il Wil- final examinations. jjBlpT I recommended by the Committee of Bk rtf ApK VVCTPtT eates were Charles Mr C.raham Duke and Raymond I II mittee's report "a timely warn.ig BHiflliaBtfBBBljlHBIH end his Orchattra booklet How to Find War Mate- and Mrs. Norma Gahell, Grand guests of honor at Theater Assem-I If ran dancers in the Cotillion' i aJa'Lc rials in Your Own Home and What Army Plaza, bly today. Both actors will dis- m-, I in coin, with vour name, address, ICQn doncers 1 1 1 VIKIF rsnnulnr ro- ANNAMARY DICKEY to Do With Them to Help Win the The six staff members of the cuss the play.

Beginning this Sun- 173 V. A Pattern number and size wanted to Room of the Hotel Pierre. popular co ROUDENKO pnd ZORITCH War Sooner." CDVO who received the day there will be both a matinee, 444 Barbara Bell, Brooklyn Eagle, Post median heading the Current Cover from 10.30, $2 In announcing the issuance of the certificates were Charles Grutzner and evening of "The Duke Office Box 99, Station Manhat- LET an eagle want ad Lunw nt Lou Walter's Latin certificates by WPB. Mr. Jacoby Jean Robert Meyer, Lew W.

in Darkness." Instead of laying off ddacp tun BAklTlEC I tan 19. jS. Y. Allow 10 days for de- WORK tor you-call 5 wairer Latin gtWjf'J stressed the importance of salvage Berne Thomas W. I.iovd.

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