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Last night the famous tenor sang ! in the Metropolitan A.M.E. Church I under the auspices of the Wash iington Fellowship. It is a minor matter, in the larger concept he represents, that his voice has lost some of the exciting qualities that belonged to his younger years, and so thought the number of his admirers who filled the audito rium. Mr. Hayes’ basic approach to his music springs from the heart. It is his rare under standing, not only of text and style but of the sentiment found in every word, that makes his per formance so superior. For through these means he distills the musical beauty and warms it by the strength of his own feel ing. On the material side, there is the mastered technique of dic tion and tone projection, as well as the sculpturing of phrases. The present limitations of his voice were felt chiefly when power and range were called for. The use of a lovely mezzo voce caught to the fullest the special quality of the classic group consisting of Dowland’s ’’Come Again, Sweet’ Love,” Haydn’s "Hark, What Ij Tell to Thee,” Handel’s "Come and Trip It” and the old English "Have You Seen B.ut a Whyte Lily Grow.” While effective also in “Das Wandern” and ’Wohin” from Schubert’s "Schoene Muel lerin,” the additional need of more equal volume could not be met. The lack was felt most in To masi’s "Thou Hast Left Me” and in Saint-Saens’ ‘Tournoiement,” although the rapid articulation of the latter was exceptionally clear. It also was notable for the piano j accompaniment played by Regi-1 nald Boardman, whose perform ance of the trioky score was excellent. Mr. Boardman collab orated sensitively throughout the i recital and was made known also! as a composer through one of his! songs, Interpolated in the pro gram by Mr. Hayes. Armed Bandit Robs Man Of $9 and Overcoat John W. Mallicoat, 24. of 3948 C street S.E. was robbed of $9 and his overcoat last night at gunpoint by a bandit who then struck him on the head with the weapon and fled, police reported. The bandit, a colored man, held up Mr. Mallicoat at Ridge and Anacostia roads S.E. about 10 p.m. ADVERTISEMENT. short CUT to success: Win big smiles from your toddler with this delicious, nutritious dish. Takes about S minutes to make! sweet potato custard 1 *99/ slightly beaten teaspoon sugar 1 container Gerber's Strained Sweet Potatoes Vi teaspoon butter or fortified margarine, melted Combine all ingredients. Pour into 2 greased custard cups. Set in pan of gently boiling water. Cover and j cook J to 7 minutes or until knife inserted into custard comes out clean. Brown quickly under broiler. I CHEERFUL EARFUL. When you hear the pleasant sound of Baby’s ratde plus his happy coos of delight you know all’s well. To keep j the toy off the floor-tie it to the crib or carriage with a piece of stout string. 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His own arrangement of Afro-American re ligious folk songs are treasured additions to this literature End Mr. Hayes sang them with fervor. A change in the printed list brought “Die Stadt” from Schu bert’s “Schwanengesang” to re place the announced “Die Neu gierige” from his “Schoene Muel lerin.” ■ * '*- . " ^ '' ■ ‘ OcCUDV TP X - * # * '%'.: *’: “Xfc x >%'■■§S?P$: %C^Y-*' •'.' „ ' \- >Ss / -s . . • Different Landlords. We've Decided to Condense Our for the Soke of Efficiency end • Therefore Jean Matou Stages This Great . ' *. ' •: ■ *■ • - •^x#:' •'••••:••, •.,.; :•*. ‘ . : XX . '. " ' " ••' 'X X £: xXX vX ' V. - 1’.. " : • ' ,■ Thousonds of 'Dollors Worth of . New Summer ond Lote Spring Mer chandise Sacrificed Regardless of * Cost to Effect Immediate Clear ance So That We Can Meet the Schedule for Vacating the M Street Premises. Shop Early! —JEAN MATOU SUPER SPECIAL! NYLON BRIErS Beautifully made, fine nylon panties ... at this unheard of low price. 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