Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1936 — Page 5

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4600 Copies

Donated for | Choral Use

30,000 Pieces in Collection Which Is Available to Public.

BY JAMES THRASHER Two gifts received this week from the Indianapolis Matinee Musicalz and Mrs. George Biegler, Broadway, have increased the Public Library collection of choral music

to 30,000 copies, Miss Elizabeth Ohr, |

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head of the library's art and music |

division, announced today.

Compositions from Bach to Gil- |

bert and Sullivan; and numerous examples of folk songs and Christ-

mas music are included in the Mat- | ineee Musicale's gift of 3600 copies. |

All are for women’s voices.

Mrs. |

Biegler has presented 1000 copies of | Negro spirituals and other music for {

mixed chorus The new music is ready for lease to the public, ‘Matinee Musicale is, reserving first right to its own collection. These two gifts have been added to the previous collection from the Mendelssohn Choir, the Matinee Musical's choral section, and other Qrganizations. Most of the music has been used by singing societies. and has: been given to the library for safe-keeping, better classification | and public use.

President to Be Honored

The first of the Matinee Musical's meetings this season is set for Iriday, Oct. 9, in Ayres’ Auditorium. It is to be in honor of ihe society's | president. Miss Carolyn Richardson, and will feature two groups of songs | by Mrs. Helen Thomas Bucher, soprano, and music by Quintet: Misses Martha Rucker, Frances Wishard Treanor. . Mrs, Bucher will be making her first concert appearance since coming to Indianapolis last year. Soloist at the Second Presbyterian ‘Church, Mrs. Bucher has appeared with the Chicago Civic Opera Com- | pany and has sung extensively in| concert and on the air. She is to do a scene and aria from Verdi's “La Traviata,” an aria from Charpentier's “Louise,” ana songs by Mendelssohn, de Falla, Grieg, Wolf and Benedict, Mrs. Zelma Abbott is to be accompanist. The Orloff players are to do the Franck Quintet in F Minor.

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Jeanette Orloff,

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Opera Seminar Tomorrow

First of the Arthur Jordan Conservatorv's new opera seminars is to be held at 7:30 tomorrow nighth in the school’s main building, 1204 N. Delaware-st. The illness of Dr. Robert Heger-Goetzl, who will preside at the seminars, postponed the scheduled opening on Monday night. Dr. Heger-Goetzl, who conducted opera in principal Eurqpean music centers for 10 years, will direct the seminar in a study of opera literature and composition, _ A second group is to meet at 11 a. m. Tuesdays. The combined sections will present HumperdincK's “Hansel and Gretel” in December,

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the Orloff |

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and excerpts from four other fa)

miliar operas in the spring.

| The seminar is open to all sing- |

ers and interested persons and carries academic credit for gualifieq re registrants.

properly |

SOPRANO,

15, IN OPERA

—Acme Phot:

Fifteen-year-old Betty Jane Schultz, Chicago schoolgirl who has been given a contract by the Chicago Civic Opera Co. parts this season, is shown above studying her school lessons at home. She is said to be the ycungest girl ever to have been given a contract

as a full-fledged opera singer.

tm sing soprano

Showing of Color Film to Continue

‘Ramona’ Held Over for Second Week at Theater Here.

Manager Ken Collins of the Apollo today announced that “Ramona,” the color picturization of Helen Hunt Jackson’s novel, is to be held over

a second week.

On Oct. 9, “Midsummer Night's Dream” is to open for a week. This played last summer in Indianapolis at road show prices. Janet Gaynor, Loretta Young, Constance Bennett and Simone Simon will appear next in “Ladies in Love,” opening Oct. 16. Marion Davies and, Clark Gable folléw Oct. 23, in “Caih and Mabel.” Shirley Temple begins a week in “Dimples.” “The Charge of the Light Brigade” is to open Nov. 6, and on Nov. 13 “Three Men On a Horse” begins a week,

Lew Ayers-Florence Rice “PANIC IN THE AIR” Frances Dee-Brian Donlevy “HALF ANGEL”

Thespis Society | Holds Tryouts

“The Marriage Proposal’ to, Be Given Oct. 31. |

Thespis Dra- | University

Members of the matic Society at Butler

| will open their 1936-37 season with

“The Marriage Proposal,” by Anton Chekhov. The play will be presented at the annual home-coming celebration Oct. 31. Tryouts for parts in the play will be held tomorrow under the direction of Mrs. Jane Osburn Bruce, instructor. The play is a one-act farce and has a cast of thres persons. The opening play will be followed by a series of noontide productions and a semester major production in November. Dave Thompson, president, is in charge of Thespis activities this fall.

BASED ON ‘UNCLE. TOM’

An opera based upon the novel, “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” has been submitted to Lawrence Tibbett, now completing “Under Your Spelt ?

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CHALLENGE SALE

AT THE FAIR IS WHERE YOU RECEIVE THE UTMOST IN NEWEST STYLES WITHOUT

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KNOWINGLY WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD

We Picked the Styles © & We Bought the Fabrics

That's Why This is a DIFFERENT SALE!

SPORT COATS

Sizes 38 to 56 14 to 20

Fleeces—Tweeds—Checks ~ Diagonals—Herringhones Reefers—Swaggers—Flares

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NEW FALL DRESSES

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Sizes

Two-piece styles with long sleeve, ski or regular trouser leg, round or V neck line. All colors, in sizes -+15,- 16, 11.

Large Assortment Women's RUBBER APRONS Full size contrastingly trimmed, irregulars 2 2 C in all sizes. Bleached Muslin Smooth finish, bleached mus- 1 lin, full 36 ins. } Loc wide. SHELF OIL CLOTH Attractive pattern in shelf oilcloth with 3.

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HEAVY COTTON BLANKETS

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Beautiful large block patterns

Ringless AllSilk Hose

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Wom.’s & Misses SNUGGLES

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OUR GREATEST VALUE This Month Is This Sale of

Boys" School SHOES

Gunmetal Oxfords—Wing Tip TROUSER CREASE—BLUCHER

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