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It isn't too unusual for an opera star to achieve fame at the Met, but Felix Knight is probably the only one who has done so and, in addition, become a regular star of a top radio show, The American Album of Familiar Music and a popular guest on many others, only to be suddenly overshadowed by a four-and-a-half-year-old son. For William Felix Knight, Jr., more commonly known as Billy, who makes up in personality and wit what he lacks in age, has been taken into the heart of the nation, which hears him regularly on Mutual's Juvenile Jury (Sun. 7:30 P.M. EST).
Now, when Felix is introduced, the part about the Met and radio and TV shows is secondary. The phrase that impresses is "Billy Knight's father."
Billy comes by his talent not only from the paternal side, but maternally as well. His mother is the former Ethel Blume, who was the original Kathleen on the Aldrich Family show, the original Rosie on the Goldbergs and Betty on Easy Aces.
The Knights live cosily in a beautiful apartment on Central Park West, unusual in that it has never been visited by radio repairmen, dressmakers, carpenters and upholsterers. For Felix, being a great one for hobbies, hesitates at not just one or two, but has enough to take care of a whole opera troupe. Felix, besides building his own radio, phonograph and TV sets — and extra ones for little Billy — refinishes his own tables and cabinets, builds bookshelves, makes draperies and slipcovers and alters his own and his wife's suits. To the unknowing eye, it would look like the Knights save hundreds of dollars a year. Mrs. Knight knows better. The expenses involved in getting the complicated and costly equipment to accomplish those things will still take a couple of more years to "pay off."
Felix, who's been with the Met for the past five seasons, is rapidly getting the nickname of the "juvenile Ezio Pinza." For, besides possessing a magnificent voice, he has all the attributes usually dis-associated with hefty Met singers. Besides being goodlooking enough to be a movie star (which he's been), he's the thinnest tenor at the Met, weighing in at 160 pounds.
Most people have a cause celebre and Felix is no exception. His is that operas should be translated into English. "In other countries, operas are always presented in the language of the people there. Here, only