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to
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own
family
she
couldn't
utter
a
sound.
In
her
home
town
of
Winnipeg
she
studied
piano
for
10
years
with
the
object
of
being
a
concert
pianist.
Later,
however,
her
uncle,
Sherman
Oahn,
Toronto
pianist,
persuaded
her
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I
WINNIPEG
GIRL
WINS
HONORS
AS
VOCALIST
Second
Prize
Winner
In
Carnegie
Hall
Competition
Overcame
Extreme
Nervousness
of
Childhood
By
MARILYN
LAMBORN
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Canadian
winner
In
the
Carnegie
Hall
scholarship.
She
Is
Winnipeg-born
Esther
Oahn,
second-prize
winner
In
the
competition,
open
to
music
and
voice
students
In
the
United
States
and
Canada.
v
"Until
about
four
years
ag'i
I
was
so
nervous
I
couldn't
get
out
a
note
even
in
front
of
teachers,"
said
the
coloratura
soprano.
"Now
the
bigger
the
audience,
the
more
I
like
It
and
the
better
I
sing."
Something
even
Miss
Gahn
MERT0N
OF
THE
for
the
COKE'
SET
:
ii
aao
l
.
to
come
here
and
take
singing
lessons.
It
was
her
uncle
who
forcibly
put
an
end
to
her
nervousness.
He
made
engagements
for
her,
which
she
was
bound
to
accept.
At
first
this
method
was
"awful,"
but
she
later
found
herself
singing
right
to
the
audience.
MOVIES
can't
understand
Is
the
fact
that
she
could
play
the
piano
before
TUESDAY
P.M.
4:00
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Harvey
Show
4:15
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Quotations.
4:30
Max
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5:45
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5:30
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5.45
Martial
Airs
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Dinah
Shore
6:30
Musical
Variations
6:45
Smoke
Rings
7:00
CBC
New
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:3ti
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Square
to
Broadway
8:00
Winnipeg
Concert
Hour
8:30
Record
Album
9:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
9:30
Heritage
of
Music
10:00
CBC
News
.
10:10
B.
C.
News
TORONTO
(CP)
The
14-year-old,
girl
who
was
so
self.con-scious
she
sang
to
her
first
audience
while
hidden
behind
a
piano,
is
now
21
and
the
only
Dl
AVIMr:
VACMirr,,..
HELD
JOINT
RECITAL
A
year
ago,
the
dark-haired.
I
any
audience
without
a
quiver,
but
when
she
opened
her
mouth
to
sing
before
members
of
her
MATINEE
2:30
E
"
J
V
THIS
AND
THAT
blue-eyed
singer
held
a
Joint
recital
with
her
uncle
In
Toronto.
Mr.
Oahn
was
especially
proud
of
his
niece
that
night
because
it
was
he
who
recognized
her
talent.
When
she
was
two
years
THE
SINGING
COWBOY
Roy
Rogers
in
!
MELDORADO'
old
he
gave
her
a
Russian
melody,
and
heard
her
sing
it
"note-
Added
Alt,,.,
Added
Amir
Three
Stoow
J
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1
Cartoon
J
perfect."
Ever
since
he
has
given
her
encouragement
and
advice.
For
the
next
few
years.
Miss
Oahn
hopes
to
gain
professional
status
as
a
radio
and
concert
singer.
Later
comes
opera,
and
perhaps
fulfilment
of
a
dream
to
make
her
debut
in
Lucia
dl
Lammermoor
in
the
Mertopoll-tan.
Her
advice
to
other
young
singers
Is
"don't
be
like
me."
She
feels
It's
necessary
to
go
out
after
what
you
want
to
get
any
place,
but
so
far
she
hasn't
had
enough
"nerve"
to
phone
producers,
or
"bother
people
about
auditions."
She
also
believes
no
musician
can
succeed
without
constant
study.
Working
under
a
personal
scholarship
from
Mme.
.
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Nina
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she
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She
also
finds
thne
to
help
her
father
In
his
grocery
store.
"He's
not
handsome,
but
he's,
loads
of
fun."
not
Otte
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not
TWO
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OUT
TURtt
VERONICA
CUTS
BLONDE
FORELOCK
Movie
Star
'Breaks
In"
'
Director
Hubbie's
Pipes
MOLLYWOODy
(AP)
Well,
it's
happened.
Veronica
Lake
has
cut
off
her
famous
forelock.
And
Hollywood
has
lost
another
trademark.
The
shorn
Miss
Lake
Is
very
happy
about
it
all,
"You've
no
7
idea
what
a
nuisance
all
that
hair
was,"
she
confided,
modestly
displaying
her
new
coiffure
fo
curls
close
to
the
head.
Her
blonde
locks
extended
two
or
three
inches
below
the
shoulder
when
she
ordered
them
cropped
after
finishing
her
latest
picture,
"Isn't
It
Romantic."
The
peek-a-boo
bang
over
the
eye
will
be
back
eventually,
because
it's
in
her
contract.
At
the
moment
Miss
Lake
isn't
worrying
about
a
picture.
She's
expecting
a
baby
in
September,
her
third,
and
until
she
returns
to
the
screen
her
hair
is
hers
to
do
with
as
she
wishes.
Miss
Lake
got
some
double-
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
it
takes
takes
when
she
took
her
new
hair-do
to
the
BeVerly
Hills
Club
for
the
first
time.
And
that
amused
her;
she
looks
r.iuch
more
like
a
demure
little
house
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$4.00;
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anr
two
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fine
tobaccos
to
wife
than
a
glamor
girl.
Miss
Lake,
very
much
a
home
body
these
days,
chattered
about
her
kids,
Elaine,
6,
and
Michael,
2y2.
She
also
imparted
this
informative
bit:
The
Popular
S.S.
Her
husband.
Director
Andre
de
Toth,
an
inveterate
pipe
thww
I
smoker,
hates
new
pipes.
So
Veronica
breaks
them
in
for
him.
"I
enjoy
it,"
she
declared
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