In Maiden, Mass., a green and white shingled bungalow, pleasantly near the well-kept greenery of Middlesex Fells, boasts a new tenant.
"Mrs. Whittern," the postman said, "Mrs. Roy Emerson Whittern."
The name meant little to the neighbors. It meant much to musicians. They knew that Mrs. Roy Emerson Whittern is also Ethel Leginska,* famed more for her disappearances than for her appearances. They were interested to hear that Leginska says she has definitely retired from the concert stage: "The public will soon forget me as a pianist and I shall...
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