Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1938 — Page 16

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Tibbett Cast In Title Role Of ‘Falstaff’

Lutheran Bach Chorus to,

Resume Rehearsals

Friday Night.

By JAMES THRASHER Verdi's “Falstaff,” vehicle for Lawrence Tibbetts memorable debut at the Metropolitan Opera | 15 years ago, is to be revived again this season with Mr. Tibbett again in the cast. This time, however, he | is scheduled to sing the title part,

whereas he portrayed Ferd in his

first appearance. This will be the| Metropolitan's first “Falstaff” in 13} years,

The American baritone, who is to open the Martens Concerts series at English’s Oct. 24, has a distinguished to his credit. He created the part of King Eadgar in Deeras Taylor’s| “The King's Henchman,” and the title parts in the same composer's “Peter Ibbetson” and in Louis Grue nberg’s “The Emperor Jones.”

modest work in presenting the German vocal works, will re-| sume rehearsals Friday night after a three-month vacation. This will mark the choir’s third | season of existence under William | J. Kirchhoff's direction. Member- | 1ip is drawn from Indianapolis’ six heran churches in the Missouri vhod Following the successful out-of-town Sontersts inaugurated last year, Mr rchhoff plans to take his singers on tour again this season.| orus was heard last winter] ncinnati, Louisville, Danville, 1 nd Columbus, as well as in| ndianapolis. 8 = ” musical group getting ier way is the Jordan Conserva- » Concert Band, which will have meeting Thursday night N. Delaware St. In the ab-| James Hosmer, regular | the rehearsal will bej

| i He did the first American performs ance of the Negro jazz band leader | in Ernst Krenek's “Jonny Spielt Auf,” and Mr. Tibbett’s pre] was a spur to the Metropolitan Is of Verdi's “Simon Boc- | and “Otello.” ger will be in the opening st at the Chicago City] the Saturday night fol-| is local recital = = = The Lutheran Bach Chorus, which has done some notable |

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JOINS SYMPHONY AS HARPIST

Jack London

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new member of the

Another is Rebecca Lewis, Curtis Symphony,

harpist.

Like her predecessor, Carlos Salzedo and a teacher at Wilmington.

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Miss Lewis has been first harpist of the second harpist of the Philadelphia and Robin Hood Dell Orchestras, and a charter member of the Barton Harp Quintet. Marjorie Call,

the new harpist was a pupil of the Delaware School of Music in

IN NEW YORK—¢y ctoree ross

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Moss Hart Is Wit of 2 Continents—M

And Fire Island—Art

EW YORK, Sept. charming people: Arthur Kober on Moss Hart:

{Manhattan and Fire Island.”

Moss man:

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a heart

¢ eyes

babies.” Dick Watts on George Arliss: “I should like to question that George Arliss looks like Alexander Hamilton, the Duke of Wellington, Cardinal Richelieu, Disraeli and two of the Rothschilds at the same time.” | Slapsi-Maxie Rosenbloom on Noel Coward: “That Coward must be a smart guy, huh!”

” = 2 EW YORK'S rich set doesn't ignore the most unusual lux-| Accustomed to the granting |

{price for exclusiveness.

Now on upper Fifth Avenue, a {man named Eno has opened a tiny | theater on the twelfth floor of an| office building. It is a diminutive

cinema, complete with projector, | silver screen and plush orchestra

seats. Some while back, Mr. Eno | made up his mind that many _ [wealthy New Yorkers had become

He saw an| Why not

movie camera addicts. open field ahead of him.

{become the uthority on home | movies to the folk of fortune? | So he opened the miniature play-

PD house, sent engraved invitations to a select list of clients and bade them | bring along their own moving pic- | tures. His patrons sat as audience upon their own film and Mr. Eno | passed judgment upon them. He edited and titled the home! product and charged a pretty T. price for the service, too. In a short while, he had gti ome-made movie fans as the Asand Vanderbilts among his | ele and numerous customers | in the upper social crust soon | joined The intimate theater thrived;

Cut,

Mr. Eno is glad he saw a social angle in 16 mm. film. He's much | {the richer for it, too. = s » N rare occasions are hecklers not bested by the comic lads onstage Paul Duke, the suave] magician, reminisced the other

ER NOW 15¢ § DEAD END "RIDS— LITTLE TOUGH GUY”—"Torchy Blane in Panama” R. Benchley Hit—News

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lanhattan

hur Kober Observes.

27—What these charming people think of other

night about the date he played in a tank town in Pennsylvania. “Say, what are you, anyway?” {a hec kler shouted from the upper region.

“I'm a magician.” the hocuspocus

{practitioner replied.

“Then how come you can't fill any of these balcony seats?” retorted nuisance—and there was no

” 3 = RNIE HOLST, who shakes the baton at the snooty El Morocco and who is our oftime authority on bluebloods’ foibles, tells

dancers. When we inquired, why shouldn't they with all that time on their hands, Holst replied that

[it was more the miracle, because the socialites have to put in some

work to learn the rapidly changing dance vogues.

Prince Serge Obolensky, for ex-

{ample, was one who introduced and | popularized the new Lambeth Walk |

in this country. Adele Astaire is the wife of an

dio desk is a large Of their vaguest inclination, Man- eminent English lord who is turning (hattan’s moneyed folk will pay any |

out to be quite a dancing partner, (according to report. Paul Draper, another dancer popular with the smart set, comes from a clan well-placed socially. Ward McAllister, another denizen of the social register, was the guiding spirit of the 400 in his day and an eager organizer of the famed cotillions. Indeed, biographers have reported that the doughty old Commodore

| Vanderbilt was proudest, not of his amassing of wealth and position, (but of the fact that he could per-

socialites make the best |

Subject for New Pictur

Berlin Gets Radio Offer For New Song Each Week.

By PAUL HARRISON HOLLYWOOD, Sept. takes: Clark Gable will be divorced soon. | Attorneys are in virtual agreement) on a settlement. is a blond now. . . . While Robert Taylor is working in “Stand Up and Fight,” Monogram is readying a war| thriller titled “Lie Down and Die.”

. . . Paul Muni demanded and won a lot of changes in the story about Mexico's Emperor Maximilian. One thing he'll have is the title role.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

27.—Short| Indiana from

. . . Martha Raye Eight of the

INDIANA U. IS GIVEN WORLD FAIR MURALS

Indiana's problem guardianship |of the Thomas Hart Benton murals, {which have graced the storage room of the Manufacturer's Building at the Fair Grounds since 1934, ended today when Governor Townsend officially Indiana University. The paintings will hang in the university's proposed auditorium, to be constructed soon as a part of the State's building program. Governor Townsend told Herman B. Wells, university president, he could have the paintings yesterday. The murals were brought back to the Chicago World Fair and were housed in the Man{ufacturer’s Building for lack of any |other available space. There are 18] (of them, totaling 15,000 pounds, | murals are 18 feet |

long, pounds each.

THOMAS B. COULTER, FORMER JUDGE, DEAD

Thomas B. Coulter,

Vincennes, |

presented them to,

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couldn't see them. 8 & # Alice Faye, who still thinks of] herself as a singer who can act a i little, will be an actress who doesn't |sing at all in her next two pictures.

SOLOIST AT FESTIVAL

Dorothy Ball, Greenwood, is to be | accordion soloist at a music festival, sponsored by the Indianapolis

tomorrow in the Manual Training High Sc hool auditor um.

L/ ast PA “PUBLIC | Kay Francis

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NORTH SIDE

TALBOTT Talbott & 22nd

Frank Morean rea “PORT OF SEVEN SEAS’ a. ou Burns, "IRoH C HOLIDAY” or ide eater Participati MOVIE QUIZ CONTES ST Beth

R E X 30th at Northwestern |

Manes Sou are ullavan “SHOPWORN ANG: ya “COWBOY FROM BROOKI. YN

College at 63d VOGUE if ch

“Lives of a Bengal Lancer” 6:15 & 9:43 “Adventures of Tom Sawyer” pf 30

D R E A M 2351 Station St.

Wallace Reet Maureen 0 Sul ivan “PORT OF SEVEN SEAS” Melvin Douglas FAST COMPANY”

R T Z Illinois and 34th

peels Open 5:43 “LITTLE MISS BROADWAY”

“I'LL GIVE A MILLION” i Central at Fall Crk. ZARING Joan Bennett Randolph Scott

“THE TEXANS “SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER”

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ST. CLAIR St. Cl. & Ft. Wayne

posts : Open 3 5:43

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UPTOWN 42d & College

Doors Open i 45 Brian ARIS ‘MERR LY NE LIVE”

THAT K EAST ICE Paramount or wim Ann Sheridan

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ny E. Washing ton “MAN'S cov NIRY 2930 E. 10th St.

P A R K Ek Rl Herbert Marshall

M With Mickey Mouse, Betty Boop B J Oo d han Foster UBLE DAN Dek R racy No. 6 Deanna Durbin “MAD ABOUT MUSIC”

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| tention.

Fri invited Burial Crown Hill, Prien na) call at residence until noon Thurs 1d at church from 1:30 p. m. Thu sday until hour of service. CONKLE SERVICE. HIED Walter E.. husband of Opal Mullen | Heid, son o Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heid, 801 of Mrs. Emma Scott, passed ¢ Tuesday a. m. Funeral notice later. For ther information call BEANBLOSSOM FU NER AL HOME. { JOLLEY—Lillian May, age 72 years, be-|

lets Is the greatest curse of AmerMr. Walker ceclared. “Let's

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THREE AUTO PLANTS IDLE

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 27 (U. P.) — Manufacture of Nash and Lafayette automobiles at the Nash-Kelvinator | Corp.'s three Wisconsin plants was a standstill today company and union officials remained dead-|

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1938

Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Sept.

27,

58, husband of of Mrs. Louise |

age father Feoria Ill., away Sunday p. N Friends may ca DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, York St., any time. Funeral Wednesday at the funeral home.

PODPD-—William C., Dessie M., Dodd, Glazebrook of Rodd passed ant Ave

FORSYTHE—Van Fuller,

loved

age 70 years, beForsythe and

assed away

Emma

husband of ALIS EB

ga 5 e 30 | 10 & hing ™ on Me Be Rh

loved wife of Naomi and George Jolley,

| PROSCH-— Martha

{O'GRADY

17, daughter Clarence J. Prosch, sister passed away at 8 N. Gladp. m. Friends may call FUNERAL: HOME, 3925 E. New York St., after 6 p. m. Tuesday. | Funeral 10 a. m, Thursday from the funeral home. Burial Hickory Grove Cemetery, Carrdlli County, Indiana.

SMITH Wi 61, belove father of

Ann, age Mr. and Mrs. of Bobby Joe, stone, Monday at the DORSEY

jam Wesley (deaf-mute), age d husband of Martha Smith, | James J. Smith, Syracuse, N Y., Ruth Tewell, grandfather of Gloria Tewell, passed away Monday p. m.| Friends may call at the home, R. R. 17, | Box 157, after 4 p. m. Tuesday, Funeral 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Northside| Nazarene Church, Eugene and Barnes | Sts. DORSEY SERVICE.

WINN-— Katherine, 5839 Guilford Ave. ter of Mrs. R. G. Lemon and Mrs. R A. Rice of Indianapolis, Mrs. Paul Boyd | and Mrs. Jesse Walker of Greenfield, | Ind., passed away Monday morning. ! Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

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Card of Thanks 2

We wish ta, thank our friends, relatives and neighbors for the acts of Kindness extended us at the recent death! of our husband, father, brother and son, ! Orlando C. O'Grady, We especially wish | to thank the minister for his consoling words, the singers, the American Legion | and Shirley Brothers. THE FAMILY.

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COLLEGE. 3222—Nice warm room, Private ment; nicely furnished, Also 2 rooms, home. Hot water. Large closet. __hot water. Houses for Rent 19| DELAWARE, N.. 223—Two nice sieep- | CARROLLTON, 1132—Two large modern ing rooms: Kitchen privileges, garage. rooms, 3-way ventilation; nicely fure Reasonable. nished, innersprings, electric refrigerator, IF YOU are having difficulty goin pi ILLINOIS. 1923 N.—Large well furnished private bath; entrance, utilities paid. $7. the house you want, phone RI-555 and room, suitable for 1-2: good heat; hot|1226 CARROLLTON — 3 connecting front ye a bo Riad ao pha, Jou FR water: gentlemen. HA-2733- : rooms; furnished; private entrance; : 2 ILLINOIS, 3232 N.—Large room, first floor, | utilities. LI-9403. a——————— SUTHERLAND, 3015—5-rm. mod.....$37.50 steam heat. Private entrance; reason-|CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Virginia — Clean FEMING, j8ie Ys BRE $32.50 able. Sleeping’ afi housekeeping rooms. Steam 8 S.—5-rm. mo un ei TR 9 heat odern. piripderoriied ana painted... 398.00 AY a COLLEGE, 1537 N.—Two-room apartment; SXDOES & GRAVES, 23 N. Del. RI-34T1 | or SHTGAN, 3540 E.; nicely Tarnished foo, | steam heat. utilities, nicely furnished:

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North of 38th St two. $5. DENNY, 56 N.—Two-rm. apartment, downs 8 rooms, gar. water paid. $40. NEW JERSEY. 2113 N.—Large, warm room, SE everyining furnished, sink in | $30. EAST-—Beaut. 4- rm. bung., yard, gar next bath. Private home. Board op- Genin we others. White, a y »| tional. TA-6647. : GRASMERE, 507 (Suburban South)—1-2 or others, White. HE-4466 —.|NEW JERSEY, 1905 N.—Newly furnished 3 rooms; sink; utilities; reasonable. DR=$50—Water paid 3- vedroom double, built- JNneTSPLInG, an heat, near bath, ga- 2511-W. = ins, tile bath, Sicelient condition. (3400 rage. HA-3089-J ILLINOIS, N., 1912—Front two room aparte north). CH-1328 NEW JERSEY 1907 N.—Desirable front ment, furnished. Private entrance. Parke $65— STRICTLY Dy 6-room upper du-|" room; steam heat: near bath: reason-| Ing space. TA-3905 pos, oY i ipatililies furnished, gu-f able. HA-4531.W, ILLINOIS, N., 2611—Unfurnished; 3 rooms; age; adults.

NEW JERSEY, N. 2102—Front living-bed- private bath; good heat; kitchen fur

BANCROFT, N. 335—High-class, 6-room| room; suitable 2; $2.50 each; private en-| nished; utilities paid. modern double: garage. Near new high trance. M.EXINGTON. 802—LIGHT HOUSEKEEPschool. $40. IR-6367. NEW JERSEY, 3061 N.—Warm, attrac-| ING ROOMS; FURNISHED COMPLETE. BOSART, 946-—Unfurnished, 4-room bunga- tively furnished, adjoining bath, in | $2.50 UP. iow: modern; long living room, hardwood family. HA-15 MADISON, 625, APT. 1—Private entrance; J Sai HADSMR OLNEY, N TTT, attractive room:| next bath: studio couch; kitchen privie BRADLEY, 65 S.—Unfurnished five-room new furniture: cross ventilation; break- leges. LI-4685. Jogos double; water paid; garage. $24.| fast optional, CH-6268. MARKET, 1322 E—Apartment suitable for 1-506 : a PARK, 1217—Attractive large living room- four; ‘everything furnished; utilities. BROADWAY, 4708 -Modern 6-room dou- bedroom combined: large front room Private entrance. Adults. le; qlarage; $40. RI-7966. Evenings. downstairs. Everything furnished. Pri-| M'LEAN PL.. 24, (2200 N.)—2-room apart LI-6958 vate home. RI-6288. : ment, large white kitchen. 85. (Sleep KOEHNE, Ss 5-room single; modern; | PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1851—Nice room, ing room.) garage, $25 next to bath, Good heat. Large closet. | NEW JE Y, N., 418—One-roo te L1-8401. 44 Virginia Avenue, Phone, I ror” ml oow rans LA SALLE, 1417—Strictly modern 4-bed- | RUCKLE, 1939—Spacious room, large clos-|_ Water. Walking distance room home, $47.50. LI-3681 or 938 N.| et, nicely furnished, excellent bed. NORTHWESTERN, 3131—Large, twc-room Alabama. HE-2205. apartment, nicely furnished; hardwood MABLE, 2027 (2000 Shelby 4 blocks east)— | TALBOTT, N., 2168: large front room, 3| floors, utilities. TA-3132. : Attractively furnished 4-room double, windows; hot water; Pennsylvania trol- OHIO, E., 540—$1.50 to $3 week. Light Newly decorated throughout, Garage. ley. TA-1697. housekeeping and sleeping rooms. LIReasonable, TALBOTT, 280« N. — Large, ovefooking| 4006. - OXFORD, 327 N.—3-bedroom modern blvd., newly decorated. Good transpor- ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Two-room apartment, double, excellent condition, water paid.| tation. Suitaple 2. Meals optional. completely furnished, utilities; private $30. CH- — | WASHINGTON, E., 5316—Large front room, | entrance: hot water. PRIMROSE, 6020--6-room bungalow; sun-| 2 closets, Ra water heater, good| WASHINGTON, E. 1220 Desirable two room, fireplace, built-ins, hardwood heat. IR-3803 rooms; inclosed porch. Everything furfloors, tile bath, ful basement, water WOODRUFF, 559 W. Dr.—Attractive room, nished. Adults. Reasonable. __bump. $42.50. CH-361 pleasant home; innersprings, shower,|WOODRUFF—2138 E. Michigan. Lar ge, constant hot water. Gentleman. CH- two-room apartment, well furnished; 1050 Borcher 6226-J. _ fireplace; private entrances. §-room Side of double , modern excent NICELY furnished room. private jiome; HTH. E., 913—One furnished ‘ight house= urnace;: water pai 4 constant hot water; o neat; inner- eeping: three rooms unfurnished. Oute 128 N. Del. St. RT-6412, springs; gentleman. LI-4185. side entrances. out

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Facial, Shampoo and Set RAINBOW BEAUTY ACADEMY 4th Floor Kresge Bldg.

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