Famous Opera Stars To Appear
At Orpheum Theatre Tuesday
It
Cesare Cruzi
Tomiko Kanazawa
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f Two artists of high artistic
j standing, Tomiko Kanazawa,
^soprano, and Ceasre Cruzi,
j tenor, will sing a concert here
j on Tursday evening at the
Orpheum Theatre.
This is the second musical
event on the Kodiak Concert
Association series.
The program is made up of
both light opera hits from
“New Moon,” “Showboat”
“Roberta” and “Merry
Widow” with the two opening
numbers given in costume for
the scenes from “Madam
Butterfly” and “LaTraviata”.
j Richard Gumming, pianist,
will accompany the artists
Richard Cummings
and play a piano group on the
program.
Miss Kanazawa was born in
California and was first train
ed in Hollywood by the best
vocal teachers and later went
to New York City for further
teaching. While still in college
she was awarded first prize
among several hundred con
testants at the Young Artist’s
competition of the San Fran
cisco World’s Fair in 1939.
Since her first spectacular
appearance she has appeared
before audiences and critics in
Budapest, Vienna, Stockholm,
San Francisco, Cincinnati and
New York.
Cruzi began his operatic
career when Director Gaetano
Merola of the San Francisco
Opera heard his broadcasts on
the U. S. Army national radio
programs and called him for
an audition.
His success was immediate
and he was cast to sing oppo
site Lily Pons in “Lucia”.
The critics were loud in their
acclaim of Cesare for this pre
formance.
The concert is scheduled to
begin at 8:20 pm, Mrs. V. G.
Ellis, chairman of the concert
committee, announced yester
day. Following the concert a
reception for the artists will
be held at the Elk’s Club, she
added.
The Alaska Development
Board plans to hold a special
three day session in Anchor,
age today, tomorrow and Mon
day.
Alaskan development pro
blems and matters of general
policy will be discussed at the
meeting.
Mayor Lee C. Bettinger is
a member of the board. ,
Businesses Slow
Filing With OPS
Many business men are still
delinquent in filing and other
requirements of Office of Price
Stabilization regulations, Neil
S. Miller, Anchorage branch
manager, said recently.
Miller said most of those de
linquent aie in the service
trade. All businesses which
sell a service at retail are re
quired to file a list of their
ceiling prices with the OPS.
Businesses in this category
would be laundries, cleaners,
gaaages, repair shops of all
kinds and similar sellers.
Bar r mu ttauty shops are
i xempt.
j Ceiling prices are those that
i prevailed during the base
period Dec. 19 to Jan. 26, last.
Service sellers who increased
since that time did so illegally.
Miller said.
Service sellers are required
to post their prices in a con
spicious place in their place of
business.
Regarding retail business,
Miller said all merchandise
shipped in from outside the
Territory for resale must be
tagged or marked with the
selling price.
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