Unusual Artist
To Appear Here
A most unusual experience is
in store for concert-goers at the
opening event of the ninth season
of the Alaska Music Trail. On
Monday, October 20, John Sebas
tian, internationally famous har
monica virtuoso, will appear at
the high school auditorium in a
concert beginning at 8:15 p.m.
The harmonica owes much of its
dignity as a serious musical in
strument to this artist, and thru
him this instrument has gained
recogniion as a genuine mode of
musical expression.
Sebastian recently completed a
50,000-mile glob''-circling tour,
sponsored by ANTA (American
National Theatre Academv) which
had previously sent abroad as cul
tural ambassadors such artists as
Jan Peerce, Yehudi Menuhin, He
len Hayes, William Warfield and
the Porgy and Bess group. Sebas
tian’s amazing virtuosity and un
ique artistry have won the admir
ation of conductors, inspired audi
ences and impvgssed music critics
throughout Eurbpe, the Orient
and North and South America. \
To point up the general accep
tance Sebastian has enjoyed with
the harmonica, one needs only
mention his appearances with the
Philadelphia Orchestra, Boston
Symphony, the New York Phil
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tras in this country, and abroad,
twice with the Berlin Philhar
monic and, most spectacularly, in
the solo spot on opening night at
the Venice Festival.
Winthrop Sargent, music critic
of the New Yorker, said of Sebas
tian: “He proved himself to be an
artist of great accomplishments
by any standards, able to draw
from his mouth organ music of
an eloquence and refinement that
might well be envied by virtuosos
who play more conventional in
struments.”
Casicert Plans
Discussed by BPW
Plans for the first Music Trails
concert of the season, to be held
October 20 and featuring John
Sebastian, were discussed in de
tail at the regular business meet
ing of the Kodiak Business and
Professional Women’s Club held
at the home of Mrs. Helen Schott
Monday evening, October 6.
An additional report on the
BPW national convention held in
Seattle during July was given by
Mrs. Betty Springhill, delegate to
the convention.
Co-hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Guyneth Hess and Mrs.
Antjie Huer.
Film on France
Shown at Rotary
An informative Navy film ex
plaining life and the people of
France was shown at the Rotary
luncheon Tuesday at the Island
Fountain.
Word was received that travel
ing members Dr. A. Holmes John
son made up his attendance at
Portland, Oregon, and Maurice L.
Briggs at Conmell, Wash.
Guests included Rev. J. H. Mc
Query. Dr. Bruce Keers, Bob Mil
ler, Tom Renshaw arid A1 Hoch
berger.
District Deputy
Her*! October 24
Ru« Painter, district deputy of
the Alaska West, Territorial Elks
Association, will make a visitation
to the local Elks lodge Friday,
October 24, according to Eldon
Lester, Exalted Ruler here. Initi
ation will be held the same night.
The visiting Elks official, rep
resenting the Grand Exalted
Ruler, will speak to the lodge
members in session. A large class
is expected to be initiated the
same evening.
Women Will Love
Dodge Swivel Seats
Women will welcome the
swivel front seats available on
a wide variety of 1959 Dodge
models. The new seats: swing*
out 40 degrees and eliminate
awkward movements associated
with getting in and out of cars.
It’s as graceful and wrinkle
free as arising from a chair to
welcome a guest.
Saturday night, Russ Painter
and his wife Marge, of Seward,
will be guests at a dinner and
party at the Elks club. A steak
dinner will be served which Elks
and their wives will attend.
TV SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, OCT. 11
1:30—Test pattern and music
2:00—To be announced
5:30—Camera on Washington
6:00—It Could Be You
6:30—Looney Tunes
7:00—Country America
8:00—The Falcon
8:30—Silent Service
9:00—Feature film (The Fright
ened Man)
10:15—-Coronet film (The West
Indies)
10:30—Conrad Nagel Playhouse
SUNDAY
1:30—Test pattern and music
2:00—To be announced
4:30—Ail Star Golf
5:30—It Could Be You
6:00—This Is Your Life
6:30—Sunrise Semester
7:00—Dennis Day
7:30—Burns & Allen
8:00—Phil Silvers
8:30—George Gobel
9:00—Dress Blues
9:30—Stars of Jazz
10:00—Into the Night
10:30—Hollywood Closeup
MONDAY
5:30—Test pattern and music
5:45—A Ride to Panmunjom
6:00—Fury
6:30—You Are There
7:00—Western Marshall
7:30—I&E Sports Reel
8:00—Meet McGraw
8:30—Suspicion
9:30—Arthur Godfrey and His
Friends
10:00—It Could Be You
10:30—Meet the Press
TUESDAY
5:30—Test pattern and and music
5:45—A Ride to Panmunjom
6:00—Zoo Parade
6:30—Noah’s Ark
7:00-r-Tennessee Ernie Ford
7:30—The Great Challenge
8:30—Spike Jones
9:00—Wrestling
10:45—Coronet film (Climate and
the World We Live In)
WEDNESDAY
5:30—Test pattern and music
5:45—A Ride to Panmunjom
6:00—Lassie
6:30—Thunder from the East
7:00—Ozzie and Harriet
7:30—Ozark Jubilee
8:30—Feature film (Escape by
Night)
9:30—Boxing
L0:45—Coronet film (The Panama
Canal)
THURSDAY
5:30—Test patter and music
5:45—A Ride to Panmunjom
6:00—Roy Rogers
6:30—Treasure
7:00—The Thin Man
7:30—Highway Patrol
8:00—Men of Annapolis
8:30—Schlitz Playhouse
9:00—I’ve Got a Secret
9:30—Roller Derby
FRIDAY
5:30—Test pattern and music
5:45—a Ride to Panmunjom
6:00—Mr. Wizard
6:30—Crunch & Des
7:00—Boxing
8:00—Court of Last Resort
8:30—Talent Scouts
9:00—Traffic Court • %
9:30-*Utaotuie Twnewow
10:00—Feature film re-ran (The
Frightened Man)
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PIANO TUNING
David L. Brown of the Brown Piano Company,
Anchorage, will be in Kodiak the above dates
to tune and service pianos and organs. ,Mr.
Brown, representative for Baldwin pianos
(Acrosonic spinets, Hamilton uprights and
grands) and Baldwin organs, wiM be glad to
discuss musical instrument needs with those
interested.
He can be reached at the Kodiak Hotel October
14-18 inclusive.
14-18
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