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PAINTS SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS DUPONT PAINTS FREE DELIVERY 668-5862 ON THE TOWN OSHAWA WILL HAVE a chance to see Seiji Ozawa, the brilliant, 29 - year - old music di- rector of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra when that group per- forms at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium March 9. Mr. Ozawa has achieved the highest musical honors, won the most coveted prizes for music, and received the unani- mous praises of audiences and critics on three continents. He conducted several famed orchestras in Japan. In 1959, he was chosen by the Japanese Philharmonic and the music magazine 'Friends of Music" as the outstanding talent of that year. He won first prize in the International Competition of Orchestra Conductors at Besan- con, France in 1959. He then studied with Herbert von Kara- jan in Berlin for one year. He was awarded the Koussevitsky Memorial Scholarship in the U.S. as the most outstanding young conductor at the Berk- shire Music Festival in 1960. As assistant conductor of the New York Philharmonic, he conduct- ed severai concerts with that orchestra on its tour of the U.S. and Japan. During the 1964-65 season, Seji Ozawa was the only adSsistant conductor of the Philharmonic while Leonard Bernstein was on_ sabbatical. He made his glowing debut with the Toronts Symphony in Jan- uary 1964. HE RECENTLY made a tri- umphant first appearance in Paris with the Lamourex Orchesira, and in Tontonr--with the Lendon Symphony. He spent part of his summer with the Chicago Symphony in his sec- ond season as Music Director of the Ravinia Festival. His busy summer last year also included concerts with the New York Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony at Tanglewood and recordings with the London Symphony. WHEN RAY PRICE "The Cherokee Cowboy" turns up at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium for a performance Tuesday, Jan. 25, there will be another "big name" on the program. He is "Little Jimmy Dick- ens,' one of the top attrac- tions in Countny Music. A mil- lion-dollar smile and vivacious personality are his trademarks. He justly deserves the honor bestowed on him by the Park Owners, Auditorium Operators and Theatre Managers through- out the U.S. who acclaim him "Mr. Personality" of Country Music, His latest hit, '""May The Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose'"' is something of a phenomenon. It has the unique distinction of being a best-seller in both the Country and Pop markets. Be- cause of it, Jimmy appeared on six major network television shows; Hullabaloo, The Jimmy Dean Show, The Lloyd Thaxton Show, The Johnny Carson Show, 9th. Street West and Hollywood Go Go. Jimmy became the first Country music star to complete- ly circle the globe on a world tour in 1964. Working his way across the U.S. to California, he took a jet plane to Hawaii, Oki- nawa, and a 30-day tour of the Far East. Other stops included a two-week engagement in Eng- land anda trip back to Quebec and Ontario via the Polar re- gions. He is a former member of the Grand 'Ol Opny of Nash- ville, Tenn. (the Carnegie Hall of the Country Music World). THE - CENTRAL. HOTEL'S Gold Rush Lounge has booked a new act for next week, start- ing Monday -- 'The Upredict- able Escorts." This versatile group has scored heavily of late in their appearances at leading lounges in Ontario. They set out to prove 'Vaudeville is not dead" and their. hilarious _lampoons do much to recall the good old days. THE POPULAR "BOB- SMITHS" are returning to the Stage Door Lounge at the Whitby Hotel. This young duo has a fresh approach to enter- tainment. They combine come- dy and top musical ability, OSHAWA'S NEWEST EN- TERTAINMENT outlet is in the Vintage Room of the. recently- opened .Georgian Motor Motel at Champlain and Thornton road in the southwest part of rong city adjacent to Highway Pianist Jerry Mann and his musical quartette is currently the centre of entertainment at- that traction. These boys have a unique brand of comedy and song. They start another week Monday evening. THE HOTEL GENOSHA's downstairs lounge known as Harry's. Hideaway will again feature "Lucky Ambrose and the Playboys" nightly, starting on Monday. They are fine exponents of Country and Western Music, which has long been a popular medium with the Hideaway's fans. THE .CADILLAC HOTEL'S Coronet Room will feature "The Davey Yuen Show" start- ing Monday night, featuring "Chi-Chi,"' the dancer and Davey Yuen as master of cere- monies. Davey performs on trumpet and sings in his own inimitable way. THE SPRUCE VILLA HOTEL in Whitby has good news for patrons who like the Blues type of music -- "The Olive Brown Trio" will be on hand nightly, starting Monday. The Trio has been a peren- nial favorite in such popular Toronto night spots as The Gold Nugget, Colonial and Towa Tavern. "THE RAMBLERS THREE" will return again next Monday to the Blue Horse Lounge of the Hotel Lancaster for a one-week engagement, They specialize in Country, Western and Blue Grass Music and hail from Nashville, Tenn., the home of Grand Ol' Opry. Stan Farlow, their leader, is a versatile instrumentalist and Singer. He is at nis best on the tonar bani, much ta the delight WML Va of Blue Horse patrons --Nancy Ryan gives "The Ramblers Three' plenty of feminine ap- peal. The third member is "Bud"? Hopkins on the base and tenor guitar. Miss Ryan previously appear- ed as a singer at the Hotel Genosha. and the Brown Derby in Toronto. They will have completed a two-week stretch at the Blue Horse Lounge by next Saturday night -- if the applause con- -tinues, the trio may be brought back for a further week in keeping with General- -Manager Ralph Knox's policy of giving the patrons what they want. 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