Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 229, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1925 — Page 9

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Recorded Directing of Verbrugghen - Proof of a Master's Greatness

By WALTER D. HICKMAN eWAVE of appreciation for orchestral music is sweeping this country at the present time. The orchestra, the symphony, has begun to mean more to all of us since the phonograph and the radio have arrived. I have never se6n Henri Verbrugghen conduct the Minneapolis tIF YOU HAD A NECK i LONG A8 THIS FELLOW AND HAD IORETHROAT I DOWN ONSILINE he National Sort Throat Remedy MOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT ALL DRUGGETS

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Symphony Orchestra, but on next Monday night I will not be able to say that. All I know about Verbrugghen and the Minneapolis Symphony is what I have read in the musical magazines and what I have heard on Brunswick records. Have at my home two of the Brunswick records of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra with Verbrugghen conducting. The two records include “Waieta Poi” and “Melodrama,” from “Piccoltno"; the other, two parts devoted to “Freischutz.” an overture in two parts. There is a joyous something about “Waieta Poi” Rather reminds me of a holiday and in the hands of Verbrugghen and his orchestra it pATARRH of head or throat is usually benefited by the vapors ofWICKS ▼ Varoßub Over 17 Million Jare UteJ Yearly

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becomes a beautiful musical painting. “Melodrama” lives up to its name. It is rather wistful, a sort of a sadness that does not depress. It has color and power. The score of the overture record is well known. Many of us respond, to volume while a symphony orchestra is playing and “Freischtuz” has that, quality. Running through the entire number, one feels the careful power and directing intelligence of this man. You can see and hear this man and his orchestra at the Murat next Monday night when Ona B. Talbot presents him at the head of the Minneapolis Symphony. But if you want delightful orchestral music, then get these two Brunswick numbers. A Popular Tenor Gerald Griffin, a tenor, who sings for Okeh, has devoted most of his recorded time to ringing Irish songs with a heart theme in them. Have Just received two Griffin-

American Legion Weekly Has Headquarters in New Building of Cornelius Printing Company

Plant Constructed by Local Firm Almost Entirely of Local Products. One of Indianapolis’ great assets, recently acquired, is the new plant of the Cornelius Printing Company, 2501 E. Washington St., which includes the offices of the American Legion Weekly staff. The building was started in June by the Russell N. Edwards Company, architects and engineers, and was ready for occupancy Nov. 1. The American Legion Weekly moved its staff down from New York the first of December. The building is most advantageously located with the property line of the Pennsylvania Railroad running along the back boundary and a ten-foct loading dock the length of the new building. It is a mill type building costrueted of hollow clay tile with steel windows filling al.l sides. It occupies 30,000 square feet of space and is reinforced with two longitudinal bays fifteen feet wide and thirteen transverse bays nineteen feet wide. Nine thousand square feet of the east end of the building is devoted to the Legion Weekly office which operates with a reportorial staff of four men and a mailing staff of between sixty and seventy girls and twenty rnen. John T. Winterich is editor in chief; Phillip Von Blon, managing editor; A. E. Gardiner and John Noll, associate editors. The “collared ailing” mailing system, the most up-to-date mailing system is used to keep the ever-changing addresses of the subscribers corrected. In the printing room, which occupies 20,000 square feet, is included the biggest printing press in the city, a Scott, which measures forty by fifteen feet by twelve feet high; new Hoe and Cottrell presses, five old presses, four new folding machines

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Okeh records which will brighten the musical atmosphere of every home. I not only admire Griffin as an artist but his recorded voice as coming out of the phonograph has made him a sort of personal friend. I seem to know him. He has become a part of my musical nature. If I get the blues I put on a Griffin record and I forget my troubles of the hour. His new records include “The Singer Was Irish” and “When They Ask You What Your Name Is,” and “My Sweet Klllarney Rose,” and “A Window In Old Athlone.” The last two named pieces get right into your heart. It brings home right to you, although you are miles away from home. Home is mostly mental, you know, and home is what your memory makes it. He has a rich voice and Okeh records it in all of its beauty. I do not hesitate to recommend these Griffin records. -i- -I- -I- \ Indianapolis theaters iMay offer: Thomas F. Swift and company, at Keith’3; Wilder Sisters Revue, at the Palace; Dave White and company, at the Lyric; “The Light,” at the Lincoln Square; “Inez of Hollywood,” at the Circle; “The Devil's Cargo,” at the Ohio; “He Who Gets Slapped," at the Apollo; “North of 36,” at Mis-

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THE NEW PLANT OF THE CORNELIUS PRINTING COMPANY AT TACOMA AVE. AND THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

and three new mailing machines, binders and cutters, trimmers and other equipment amounting to approximately $75,000. Floors under the printing room are specially reinforced to carry the weight of the presses and the ground under the entire building has been filled to an elevation of 4% feet above the street level. The fill was thoroughly puddled and rolled with fifty-ton rollers. "This is the first time,” said Russell N. Edwards, “In the history of architectural experience an Indianapolis architectural organization has been able to build such' a building for less money than a pre-fabricated building by an out-of-town concern.” Several of these “ready-made” concerns made estimates on the building, but were unable to approach Edwards’ estimates. Most of the materials used In the construction were fabricated In Or around Indianapolis by local manufacturers. E. C. Strathman Company, general

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STATE AND LOCAL ARCHITECTS MEET Three-Day Sessions for Discussing Art and Building. Progress and development of the architectural profession will be the subject at the two meetings of State architects Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Thursday evening the Indiana chapter of the American Institute of Architects will have their annual dinner at the University Club. I. K. Pond of Chicago will be the speaker. Friday afternoon there will be a business session of* the Indiana Society of Architects at the Indianapolis Society, followed by the annual dinner with speeches by J. Arthur Mac Lean of the John Herron Art Institute on “Building With Art,” and Prof. G. I. Christie of Purdue on "Building Communities” and stunts and informal talks by the members. Saturday morning the two organizations will visit the Herron Art Institute and vote on the exhibit of Indiana Architects for the annual prize for the most meritorious work for the year. They will be guests at a luhcheon at the Indianaoplis Athletic Club, at which the prize will be awarded and the sessions will be brought to a close. Historical Commission Lauded A resolution commending the work of the Indiana Historical Commission and asking that its existence continue, was adopted by the Indiana Council of the Society of Colonial Wars, Tuesday. Council also favored the acceptance by the State of the mansion at Madison, Ind., to be preserved as a historical museum.

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