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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-02-12, Page 7-ftaaar ae _eaa, ereaeee , 1.*041STED;ASi1S/AI'L'iUrttseisn ifeaV vieight . ifig*Mitia Oehiiintson The he's ready" for a world` title ' : ei With .1Cya !!!"otterssin• The SWedith fighter is shown on tPik'ai g rriVair In Nea4 Vilek C.44 for itigebtitont 'Of a possible botif tatii this SUhiniers, YOU CAN Know More About The HOLY BIBLE Free Correspondence Course on "WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES" 12 Simple Lessons For All Ages , WRITE TO EMMAUS BIBLE SCHOOL 382 George St. S. Peterborough, Ontario • Aging. Sir Thomas ;goods Off Sir Thomas Beecham rolled majestically into New York last month, midway through his latest guest-conducting trek around the 1,1,$, Wtih successive triumphs In Philadelphia, Baltimore ' ,and Washington already behind Natio the portly English maestro was ,In, high good humor despite a cold which had put him in his. hotel bed for a day, "The hell I will," he had reared at his flee- tor, but to bed he went, Settled now in an easy chair for an interview in his hotel suite, lie bit off the end of his ever-present sigar when he was asked what kind of celebrations he planned for April 29, his 84th birthday, "I refuse to have any," he said, "Do you think I want to be reminded of it? I am as acute- ly conscious of it as any woman." Would he be in England for the occasion? Britisher Beecham hardly thought so. "The climate of England doesn't suit, me," the well-traveled conductor said, with a snort. "It doesn't suit even the English. I must pay the Eng- lish the compliment of saying that they have more of a sense of humor and fun than anyone else. Who else could support life a$ it is?" Since April also marks the 200th anniversary of the death of George Frederick Handel, a com- poser whom to Thomas has done so much to popularize during his career, would he participate in the worldwide observance of this event? "Not conspicuously," he replied. "I've been pushing Handel all my life. Why should I single out any particular year? Let other peole cash in on Han- del, even though they know noth- ing about him. But I will record the 'Messiah' in England this summer." In Beecham's hands, the "Mes- siah" can be transformed into an emotionally overwhelming testa- ment of faith. This genius for re- invigorating the familiar was never more apparent than at a Beecham concert in New York's Carnegie Hall one evening last week Beecham, a long-time suf- ferer from gout, elected to sit down in a straight chair on the podium between numbers instead of making his way back and forth from the wings. But when he rose to direct the Philadelphia Orchestra in the frequently play- ed "Linz" symphony of Mozart and the D minor symphony of Franck, Beecham was like a man reborn, his goateed face a mirror of delight for the music he was making. Mots vs. Music: This was a different Beecham from the belli- gerent baronet` of public legend, the master of the withering wit and the lord of the ironic retort. This man on the podium had spent a fortune underwriting symphonies and operas to bring music to the people, had fought to bring now-popular composers like Handel, Mozart, Delius, and Berlioz out of obscurity, and had developed from a gifted musical amateur to a professional conduc- tor of highest rank. Here in the living room of his hotel, however, Sir Thomas was more interested in .mots than in music. Flitting' from subject to subject, he recalled a brilliant concertmaster he once had who "detested all music." "An amiable attitude," was the Beecham com- ment. When reminded, of the days when the source of his fortune -- Beecham's liver pills — used to occasion great merriment, he re- membered when he' had offered the firm a new advertising jingle to "substitute "for the old familiar: Bark the herald angels sing, Beecham's pills are just the thing. Peace on earth and mercy mild, Two for man and one for' child. His contribution went like this: Miry had a little watch, She swallowed it one day, And took a box of Beecham's pills, To pass the time away, It was politely, but firmly turn- ed down. Since contemporary music is an ever-reliable bait COURT BALLET-Tom enson is caught in this" graceful pose while shooting a basket, — with Sir Thomas, he was asked about current trends. "I listen with great attention and interest," he said. "I once told a journalist that modern British music is one vast promissory note. One must always dook forward to the fu- ture, Cornpogers at the age of 00," Beecham observed slyly, "are still promising young men," Then when did the good music stop? "It stopped in 1925," he said flatly, if not altogether ac- curately. "Since then nothing has been produced in Europe worth listening to . . . I'll leave it to other people to explain why." From NEWSWEEK. Britain Plugs Royal Keyholes "I stood by the side of the Queen as she slowly flicked through a bundle of low-priced gay chintz curtain patterns," said the breezy (tabloid) Sun- day Pictorial's bylined story. "I had chosen these cotton designs for her myself, and I knew they were just what she wanted . ." Such backstairs glimpses of palace life are just what readers of Fleet Street's mass-circula- tion magazines and newspapers want. 'English readers have ap- parently insatiable appetites for crumbs of gossip from the royal table. Traditionally, such stories have been gleaned from palace -em- ployes or ex-employes. The Sun- day Pictorial's article — written by 42-year-old William Charles Ellis, the former superintendent of Windsor Castle, Queen Eliza- beth's weekend home — was typical in its concern with such minutiae as the chintz curtains, bathrooms, and sheets, Ellis's story *as not typical, however, 'in its leering look at wedded life in Windsor_ Castle. After he had asked Prince. Philip where he wanted his bed, Ellis wrote: ("He) chuckled (and he said): `You don't think I'm sleep- ing in this do you?' He pointed to the Queen's room and said: `That's where I sleep.' " That was enough for the shock- ed royal family. Last month, the Queen's solicitors got a tempor- ary High ,Court order forbidding publication of a second article. The Crown said Ellis had signed an `agreement not to print infor- mation about the royal family. Later, Britain's Attorney Gen- eral prepared to seek a perma.- Pent injunction against the Ellis i.4eries which could end all future keyhole peeks at the royal !family. 99.44 PROOF In Fairforest, S.C., Ileyle Rid- ings Was'caught sitting naked in a tublul of Whisky that was gurg- ling.dfawn the drain, told the cops he" knew nothing about any liquor, was only, taking a bath. Sportswriter • Gets A Boost A highly individualistic second- PersOn writing style ("You're Jackie :Robinson" "You're Rocky Graziano") has become familiar/ to readers of the tabloid New York Post as K specialty of James: Joseph victor CADDO; 49, a baldish, fast-talking bachelOr who bangs out some of the brightest sports copy in the busi- ness, Recently Jimmy Cannon's big. dreams neared reality, He was 'picked to 1111 the late 13ill, .Corum's place as sports column- 1st for the Hearst-owned New York Journal-American. The move will mean a big increase in. Cannon's New York.audience (The Journal-American has a circulation of 503,792 against The Post's 351,439), with distribution to other Hearst papers expected to follow. Lawyers haggled over terms but it was clear that tub-shaped Jimmy Cannon was the Hearst Corp,'s choice to replace tub- shaped Bill Corum in the No, 1 sports spot in their papers. Hearst executives refused to specify the salary they had offered Cannon, but. one of them remarked that the deal would make him "one of the highest-paid sportswriters in the world — perhaps the high- est paid." An intense, sad-eyed extrovert, Cannon hammers out hard-hit- ting prose that sometimes- slips into schmaltz, but often borders on the poetic, Though mainly concerned with sports, he also uncorks highly carbonated opin- ions on everything from women to war. Cannon often puts his words into the mouths of Two Head Charlie, a thoughtful horse player who recently had this to say about his favorite topic, the relationship of guys to dolls: "Women, they got the ring in our nose, Face it! They get the best of everything. A broad could go dancing in a dress looks like underwear, All she has to do is have a good shape and every- body tells her she's great. A guy could be sweating himself but if he take off his coat he's nothing but a bum." Cannon stuffs his poekets with notes for other columns with such headings as "Guranteed to Happen At ." and "Nobody Asked Me But—." In a Decem- ber column for The Post, he reel- ed off these typical lines under his "Nobody Asked Me" lead: • . "Resturant' menus should, iden- tify all dishes containing garlic." "Only bullfighters should wear • bullfighters' pants." When not covering sports, Can- non frequents such Broadway shrines as• Toots Sher's, L'indy's and the Stage Delicatessen. Once a boisterous drinker, he is now a teetotaler. He drinks, twenty to 30 cups of coffee daily and often takes sly digs at those who tip- ple, His public denunciation of fishing as "the vice of ,the shirker and the rummy" once prompted fellow columnist Red Smith to write: "Mr. Cannon himself is off the juce and it is. well known that there are none so intolerant as the dehydrated bibber who goes around with is tongue, cleav- ing to the dry roof of his mouth . . unable to make .aaly sound except 'Tch, tch'." An insomniac, Cannon does most of•his writing at night, edit- . ing himself so heavily that a fel- low writer once wondered "how the Western Union than reads" Cannon's crisscrossed copy. Cannon always searches for an angle. "He will watch a fight," a friend says, "and you can see him say to himself 'this proves he's this kind of fella.' Then he • goes down to the dressing room and talks to the fighters and he'll get all the background, like a psychiatrist." Some of Cannon's colleagues jeer at his full-brown style and orotund opinions,. They occasion- ally joke that the 'reader can "begin Cannon's columns in the middle." But most respect his writing even if they don't like it. "There never was a sports- Writer who Was S controversial — you either like his stuff or hate it,"- says freelancer W. C. Heinz, "but he's the most talerited Of any sportsvvritea,. His column is his whole life. He has no fam- ily; no gatnes he plays, no other activities. When he Writes, it's the concentration of his whole being, He' goes through an emo- tional anti/Igen I have no idea what .titritny would do if he weren't Writing that cOluirin'he'd be so lonesome." Prom NEWS- WEPK, How Can I? By Anne AshteY Q. How can I greVent rusting tit Steel articles' A, Put a lump 'ai freshly litlrned lime Into the cirawe box When itOrint away gad atildiati and it Will prevent them fibril rusting'. can /often, loather A00' A. 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CLASSI FIED ADVERTISIN G Pro Football's A Tough _Racket Whenever the pro ,footballers gather socially, the stories flow thick and fast and wonderful. Like the one huge Bob St, Clair of the 49'ers was telling on team- mate Joe Perry. It seems the - Bears and the, 49'ers were hav- ing' one of their typical games , at Wrigley Feld, which meant that people were getting 'knock- ed around more than a little, , At one stage, late in the game, San Fransisco had moved to the Chicago two-yard line. At that juncture, quarterback Y, A. Tittle called Perry's number on a fullback drive straight ahead. "The right gurad and I were supposed to cross-block to open a hole," grinned St. Clair, now that the season is over some 6 ft. 8 in. of playful good humor. "Well for once we executed the play correctly, The guard and I got our men. Perry tore through 'the hole, head down, and crashed head-first into •the goal post, "Joe' bounced off, wobbled a bit, and flopped over the goal line. An official signaled a touch- down, and We went into a hud- dle for the conversion attempt," 'St. Clair went on. "But there was no Perry. Then along came Joe', still staggering. He got into the huddle, blinked a couple of tittles, and looked at the rest of us accusingly. " 'Nice block, Bob,' lie said, 'But which one of you guys miss- ed 'the block on that line- backer? ' " l'he story got 'a laugh, from. Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore's chain- 'pionship coach. Now that he was properly i,varined up, Weeb told• a few on his own players. One of. Weeb's favorites is "Big, Daddy" Lipscomb, the &mate- donid defensive tackle, "I think he's the greatest tack- ler in the league," Said Weeb in awe. "I mean when he hits ''etri they go the way he wants, Would you believe it, according to our statistics last season, Lipscomb Was credited with 135 tackles? The next man, Gino Marchetti, had 90, "On day I asked Lipscomb how come he was such a marvel- ous tackier. What was his sec- ret," Weeb continued. 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