Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1938 — Page 14

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ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT

%:30—Front Page; WFBM. ‘8:15—=Chicago Symphony, WGN. 9:00—-NBC Symphony, WIRE. 9:00—Hit Parade, WFBM. TOMORROW 11 Erno Rapee, WLW. 1: Magic Key, WLW. 2:00—N. Y. Phil. Symph., WFBM. 4:00—Marion Talley, WIRE. 4:30—Guy Lombardo, WFBM. 5:00—Catholic Hour, WIRE. 6:00—Jack Benny, WIRE. 7:00—Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 8:00—Detroit Symphony, WFBM.

: eg 2 # : Though the Indianapolis Symphony broadcast season is over, the city’s radio music activities have not ceased. Tomorrow night WFBM will devote an hour and a half to concerts by the Tabernacle Presbyterian Choir and the First Preshy-

terian Church Motet Choir. . The former will repeat its Tuesday performance -of the Brahms “German Requiem” at 7 p. m. The Motet Singers will present Bach's motet, “Jesu, Priceless Treasure,” at 10 p. m. 8 2 » A “second premiere” of Abram Chasins’ Piano Concerto No. 2 Is scheduled for tomorrow's New York Philharmonic - Symphony ‘concett. Mr. Chasins, tomorrow’s soloist, in-

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‘Overture: the Ba . | Concerto : No. 3;

troduced it with Stokowski in 1933. Since ‘then it has been almost completely revised. . .:. John Barbirolli |. also will conduct a first American hearing of John Ireland’s “London” “Brandenburg” eethoven’s Fifth Symphony, and the Dubensky Fugue for Violins. = ” » Arthur Rodzinski brings listeners another American premiere tonight (WIRE, 9 p. m.) when he conducts the NBC Symphony in Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony. Other compositions: Weber’s “Oberon” Overture, a Respighi Suite, Albeniz’ “Fete Dieu a Seville” and three “Meistersinger” excerpts. 8 8 2

Brahms, ‘Schumann, Holst, God-

ard and Richard Strauss are represented on tonight's Chicago Symphony concert, Frederick - Stock conducting (8:15 p. m., WGN). . . Georges Enesco will be violin soloist with Iturbi and the Detroit Syme phony. tomorrow night. . ; . The Metropolitan’s Melchior-Flagstad team is split this week-end for radio appearances: Mr. Melchior for tonight’s “Hit Parade” on CBSWFBM, Mme. Flagstad for tomorrow’s “Magic Key” with her mother and opera-singing sister, Karen. Marion-Talley celebrates her second

radio anniversary on NBC-WIRE

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In “Over the Wall" Cony vict Sings ‘Way! to Pardon and Girl.

' Warden Lewis E. Lawes," who should know about such things, is credited with writing the. peniten-tiary-life story which is on the Lyric screen this week, Its title ds “Over the Wall.” but it might just as well be “The Sing Sing Follies” or “The Big Jailbreak of 1938.” Nowadays even the movie cowboys and convicted criminals are bursting forth in song. So, in “Over the .| Wall,” you'll find prison ‘broadcasts with stalwart baritones, tap dancers, dance bands and what: nots. - During intermissions ‘we have the

2 fight promoters. His manager, a

Jerry. Becomes Model Prisoner

and a faithful sweetheart remake him into a model prisoner; He sings, as has been intimated, on the prison program. He finally gets assigned to . the hospital ward, where a wounded -gangster: tells him -who really did the murder. for which he is serving time. So Jerry makes an escape and seeks out the man who framed. him. Meanwhile, the warden, Governor. and girl friend have.cleared up the case for him. The chaplain rushes in on Jerry and the gangster, just as the hero is about to pull the trigger. The day saved, Jerry rushes off to the state capitol to sing, this time on the Governor's broadcast. And he gets the pardon and the girl. “Over the Wall” is filled with stock situations, and proceeds at a slow and obvious pace. Dick Fo Foran, who learned his crooning in Westerns, is: the hero. Arrived Through Floods The Lyric stage show got away on time for the opener yesterday— as is its admirable custom—though downstate ‘floods barely let the “Three Cheers for Rhythm” cast arrive on time. The revue is built. around a girls’ band, called “Diplomats of Rhythm,” directed by: dorothy Dae, and a chorus. ' Among others, the’ bill presents Roy Cummings. Mr. Cummings’ specialty has been, and remains, getting mixed up with the scenery in his embarrassed but impulsive banter with a pretty partner. ‘The advertised headliner is ‘Walter Walters, ventriloquist, and . his “mouthpiece,” Frankie. Despite the vogue, Mr. Walters’ ventriloquism isn’t too amusing. Much better is the acrobatic turn by. Flagg and Arnold, who do amazing feats of sirengin and balance with perfect

Richard Crooks “Recital Monday

The largest audience of the Martens Concerts season is expected to hear Richard Crooks, Metropolitan tenor, when he closes the 1937-38 series with a recital at Bnge lish’s Monday -hight. Many songs: familiar to his radio ers will be included in his p m, in which he will be assisted by Frederick Schauwecker; pianist, and which include the folowing Somposttions:

= Thou. Be gear Alma Mia” far “ploridarie”

“Per Pieta” . . Mr. Qrooks “Der Neu jierige” “Wohin” glerig

“Halt” From “Die Schoene ee Bui

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Latest in “Musicals Is Prison Story at ie Circle Has English Show|

Gideisle Role ir in “Sailing” Along."

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Jossin’ Matthews! Stars i in

admirable of our | national institutions, thestefoctypes movie: musical, has invaded 1} i England. The Sincere imitation is now Circle in “sailing Al Jessie Matthews. Ede With ell ‘its tradition, od. Brittania can't: seem. to- roduce’ many

Consequently, ‘even less 0 tha tsi Amerjcan ‘cousins.

he story takes us. from. Roland |

story of Jerry Davis, a young truck driver with pugilistic ambitions, who gets mixed up with a crooked gang

small-time gangster, is killed, The real culprit hangs the blame on

Young's discovery of thé singing and - dancing Miss Matthews on a Thamies riverboat, through her Cinderella. . experience :of ‘romance, quarrels and jealously, to the inevitably triumphant first night and the discovery of true love. And that is-a.path even the casual movie pei-

So Jerry goes to ‘prison, full of ‘tron can travel blindfolded by this resentment. But a kindly chaplain :

time,

Dancing Is Best Part’

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terpsichorean: performances of Miss Matthews and Jack Whiting. .

There are a few ‘colossal ‘backgrounds. There is whimsy and even

‘The Circle's second picture is'a

routine melodrama about a G-man who turns gangster in order to uncover evidence. Lloyd Nolan, Mary Carlisle, Roscoe Karns and Lamy Crabbe are in the cast.

HE IS OFFICIAL

a 3 knockdown=dragout fight between hero and heroine, American standby. Also there is humor; i. e., the memorable. moment when ‘the. ‘riverboat skipper says to the spinster socialite: “Drop in sometime: when you're down by the river.”

another old

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“Jezebel,” with Bette Davis, Henry Fonda and George Brent, at 12:31, 3: a > 51 and So.01.

Couldn’t Sav No.” with Prank MeTugh, at 11:34, 2:44, 5:54 and 9:04. : CIRCLE

“Sailing Along.” with Pv Matthews, Tack Whiting Roland Foun, at 12:05, 2: Hg a5 7:35 and

“Ti Girls,” with Lloyd Nolan

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“Over the Wall,” with Dick Foran and John Litel, on screen, at 11: 41, 2:32, 5:23. 8:14 and 10:35. “Three Cheers for Walter Jaliere. oh ‘stage, at’ 1:07. 3:58. 6:49 and 9:40.

OHIO “Wells Fargo,” with Joel McCrea Burns. Also “Partners in ALAMO i * “Tarzan’s Revenge,” ‘with: Glenn ° rris. Also ¢ Ooge of the Rangers,”

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A climactic scene from the Indiana's film; “In Old Chicago; ” where=

in Belle (Alice Faye) is reunited with Mrs. Orheszy. (Alice Bragy) While

Contralto on Matinee Bill

Sonia Sharnova Closes Guest

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with: “Erda’s Warning,” from ‘Wagner’s “Das Rheingold” (th hat

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from Donizetti's “Anna

| stringere” Bolena,” —-— the lovely “Che faro

senza Euridice,” from df “Or-

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Following this came the German Lieder group, containing the seldom

i | included names of Carl Loewe and

Present. Spi

Last. “Sveriis. program of solos ‘by Mae Be Engle and two-p he music by Miss Engle and Harold Triggs must have found favor with those to whom “a whole evening of two pianos is a little too much.” - Their performance in. the Odeon offered ‘a varied and pleasant assortment of both types of music. It was Miss Engle’s first solo playing

of accompanying.and teaching. And Mr. Triggs was heard here for the | first time in the branch of pianism

fame. "The recital began with a spirited account of the Mozart Sonata in D for two pianos. Miss Engle then ap- | d in a Chopin group, which included a Polonaise, Nocturne, Waltz and Scherzo. After the intermission she played the ‘early Debussy

vel’s “Jeux d’Eau.” -Then came & which the players served up with zest to the immense delight of the capacity’ audience. The evening’s hero undoubtedly was America’s first famous virtuoso,

schalk. In Morross’ transcription,

sppiause. rg “The Harmonica. Player.” Both are trifies, but loads of fun when done as well as these ‘players did them. To close the program was Ravel's * transcription of the Debussy 88 tes.” » Miss : Engle’s solos showed the “yocal : line” conception of musical architécture that the. sensitive accompanist often acquires. ;

"MARITIME ROOM

BEST OF

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Mae Engle. Harold ¥rigos

after a number of reci italless years:

in which he has won nationwide |

Ballade and the more typical “Min- : | strels,” and followed them with RaKen Barton, official announcer of the Cleveland Air Races, performs the same job in “Test Pilot,” starring Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Spencer Tracy and Lionel Barrymore.

dessert of more two-piano music,

the eccentric Louis Moreau Gott- i

his descriptive and Fosteresque The Banjo” evoked a. thunder of | "Close behind was David

rited Progr ram

Needless to ‘say; Mr. Triges was thoroughly at home in his part of the performance. An unquestioned master of. every trick of the twoplane ‘trade, his authoritative playing added immeasurably to the evening’s enjoyment. There was profuse and insistent applause at the recital’s close, flowers for: Miss Engle, and a “command” repetition of “The Banjo.” J.T.

QUARTET TO GIVE VESPER PROGRAM

A: ‘Lenten vesper program will ‘be given by the Second Presbyterian Church quartet and Charles FP.

rector, at 4:15 p. m. tomorrow. Quartet members are Mrs. Richard Sharp less, soprano; Mrs. Robert e,

"| contralto quality,

Hansen, organist and musical di-|

alto; Farrell Soot, tenor, |

Alden Carpenter and Ernest Charles were represented in the final group. Mme. Sharnova's voice is of true and of ample

yesterday was considerably more effective in the mezza voce than in full voice. clear diction in all. four languages

DANCE TONIGHT DE £ i oo cg MARTENS CONCERTS, INC.

SIXTH CONCERT OF SERIES

ENGLISH Next Monday Eve. 8:30

' RICHARD

CROOKS

Favorite Tenor of Radio and Opera (IN PERSON) _

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nig, and an intel very of the songs’ meaning. : The singer deserves special thanks for avoiding the few overdone items in the vast field of vocal literature, It was particularly good to hear for once ‘the music of Schubert's esteemed contemporary, Loewe, Mme. Sharnova chose from among his many songs, ‘the short and delightfully simple “Der ‘heilige

A Bees audience responded to everything set before them by the singer and her accome panist, Esther Hirschberg.

STUDENT "RECITAL SET

Piano pupils of Miss Jean Anne Jones will Ye prese presented in recital at 3 p. m. day at the home of 1 Mrs. Bennett Lewis, 528 N. DeQuincy St. Assisting on the program will be Miss Natalie Ann Greiner, reader.

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