Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1938 — Page 13

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By DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM

SNL , 1 AN EMPTY stomach doesn't Spur anything except hunger, fear and irritation. Empty stomachs have kept more geniuses from being discovered and doing great work than anything except war. Nearly all great works of literature and art have been created by men and women who at least had enough to eat and a place to sleep. » » » THE LATEST evidence on this old question is the announcement of the American Automobile Association stating, after a survey of 10,000 persons age 20 to 40 in 35 cities, that men are clearly the bet-

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114 pounds and of the women 63 pounds; that women could stand only 55.1 units of light, whereas men could stand 58, and that men could recover from a bright glare in 5.55 seconds which blinded women for 7.47 seconds. They also maintained that the men showed quicker reactions, better hearing and greater concentration, although women had a better color sense, could read signs better and could see better out of the corners of their eyes. We men knew that long ago. Ladies, I did not make this report, I only quote it.

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By JAMES THRASHER

Purists may quarrel with the musical worth of many items on Arturo Toscanini’s programs, but the maestro’s results are such as to quiet most

of the opposition.

For many seasons Il Re Arturo has delighted audiences freshness and vitality of such things as exhumed Rossini overtures and | other cobwebbed relics of a rococo era. And tonight he is to continue | this quite delightful practice with the playing of the curtain-raiser to Rossini’s “La Scala di Seta” (The Silken Stairs”) and the Paganini “Moto

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Perpetuo,” Opus 11. The Rossini overture is to an opera whose ridiculous libretto foredoomed it to failure. In fact, the composer is said to have written the music to chastise the literary upstart who submitted the fantastic effusion. Therefore he included in the overture such burlesque effects as solo passages for drums and cymbals, directions for the fiddlers to tap their bows on chairs and instruments, and other odd tricks.

The “Moto Perpetuo” is one of those tour de force violin solos which is a handful for the average recital ist. With only such an orchestra as he NBC Symphony would a conduc tor dare entrust the solo part to 24 violinists, which is what will happen tonight.

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there’s only time to say that the more substantial offerings will include Schumann's Third (“Rhenish”) Smyphony, and Ravel's orchestration of the “Pictures at an Exhibition” by Mussorgsky. WIRE will carry the NBC broadcast beginning at 9 o'clock.

” » » Georges Enesco has had a bit of program trouble during his three | weeks of guest conducting the New York Philharmonic-Symphony. Two weeks ago, one of his countrymen’s scores failed to arrive. For mor | row’s program another change has been made, due to a copyist’s mistakes. Mr. Enesco planned to cone duct one of his new compositions, the Suite No. 3 in D Major, subtitled “Villageoise,” which he com-

n n o A blow-by-blow description of the Max Schmeling-Ben Foord heavyweight bout from Hamburg, Germany, will be heard exclusively over WOR and the Mutual network tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. The fight is scheduled to go 12 rounds, The contest will take place in mammoth Hanseatenhalle Stadium and is one of the first important bouts to be held in Germany in many years,

¥ ov % Dr. W. B. Townsend, Butler Unis versity professor of education, will be heard tomorrow from the NBC affilliate station in Chicago, speak= ing over the NBC-Red network on “Social Relationships of High School Boys and Girls.” The broadcast is scheduled for 2 p. m. Dr. Townsend was asked to speak to the national audience following his recent statement to the press in which he recommended that high school girls and boys should have different ‘‘dates” each night. He claims to have been misquoted and plans to take this opportunity to correct all false impressions of his beliefs and to elaborate on his views of social relationships.

” o o An attempt will be made by radio to find the heirs to an unclaimed estate of $6000 left by an Indiana politician on the “Court of Missing Heirs” broadcast over CBS tomorrow hight at 9:30 o'clock. Clews to the missing heirs point to the territory around Indianapolis and Fowler, Tnd.; Mount Vernon, S. D., and Omaha, Neb, The estate was left by one Bernard Rowan who died at Otter bein, Benton County, Ind. Feb, 1936.

” ” » Eve Curie, daughter of the fam= ous woman scientist and author of the best selling biography of her mother, “Madame Curie,” will listen to a special rebroadcast to France of the “Columbia Workshop's” dramatization of the book on the day following the presentation to American listeners over CBSWFBM tonight at 7 o'clock. A spe= cial recording will be made and short-waved tomorrow at 1 p. m, to Europe where the younger Curie will pick it up.

NEW DIRECTORS OF NBC NAMED

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (U. P.) = David Sarnoff, Radio Corp. of America president ay announced the election of Charles G. Dawes, former Vice President of the United States, and Dr. James Rowland An= gell, former Yale University president, to the National Broadcasting

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found that several of the parts had been miscopied. There was no time to remedy the discrepancies, so we shall hear, instead, Dvorak's “New World” symphony. The other program numbers will be Mendelssohn's “Italian” Syms= phony, and Sibelius’ tone poem, “The Swan of Tuonela.” This is Mr. Enesco’s final guest appearance with the New York orchestra this season. John Barbirolli is to be back for next week's concert. There is a floating rumor that Mr. Enesco may conduct the Cleveland orchestra next season, and that Artur Rosdzinski may replace Mr. Barbirolli in New York. However, the story is just one of those things. Salt well before taking.

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