Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1939 — Page 14

FRIDAY. JUNE 9, 1989

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

YOUNG Mr. LINCOLN

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Ends Season J | With Grace ee WEEK A OCT.

| | Nina Hayes Dutton Proves | | Ability in Piano Recital. | ————— Together they might | have ruled the world . . he the strong, she the am. bitious . . .. but destiny pitted them against each other in a fiery conflict that toppled a throne! =

Nina Hayes Dutton’s appearance | lat the World War Memorial audi- | | torium last evening marked the | third of three piano recitals which, in the past fortnight, closed our | music season with a graceful cadence, Mrs. Dutton, like Sara Miller | Hoffman and Catherine Bell, who | | | preceded her, is a teacher at the | EF | Bomar Cramer Studios. And like] | them she is an able, well prepared and eomscientious pianist. Together, | these three attractive young womlen set forth unquestionable proof |of their capabilities. | Perhaps the happiest quality [about Mrs. Dutton's playing is the | impression which she conveys of thoroughly ‘enjoying the music | which she plays. Not the way she | plays it, mind you, which is quite a | different thing. The listener senses | that she is pleasantly absorbed in | her program's music. Tonal Contrast Noted This quality, naturally, presup[poses an absence of technical wor|ries, Besides her digital resources, | last night's soloist displayed supple- | ness of phrase and a telling use of | dynamic contrast within a some[what limited range. There was tonal contrast also, as proved in Albeniz’ langorous “Evocation” and

[the same composer's taut and bril- ee [liant “Pete-Dieu a Seville,” which | ¢-40e s

iy works opened the last DARRYL ZANUCK, the Man Who Made Such Pictures So UH Meee mor. 8 “ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND,” “KENTUCKY,” “JESSE JAMES,” “IN OLD CHICAGO,” Says “‘YOUNG MR. LINCOLN IS LL GREATEST PICTURE!”

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which came next. Small Crowd Applauds [ The evening's big moment ar-| [rived with the Chopin B Minor] Sonata. For all its familiarity, this work still presents its interpreter {with plenty of problems not only in {the playing of notes, but in empha- | [sizing its many beauties above its [equally prevalent structural weak- | | nesses. | Mrs. Dutton gave an especially | good account of the lovely and] lengthy Larghd movement, sustain- | ling its lofty mood and spinning | | forth the soaring melodies with a | [manifest feeling for their loveliness. | A disappointingly small crowd | heard and applauded this excellent | | recital. «J. T)

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Here, courting Ann Rutledge (Pauline Moore), | and confounding his legal opponent by 3 Lincoln,”

gazing at Mary Todd, his future wife (Marjorie | difference, is Henry Fonda as “Young Mr, Weaver), turning back a mob of would-be lynchers, | in the film opening at the Circle today.

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SOPRANO JOINS STAFF |

Elma Igelman, soprano, is teaching at the Burroughs Schools of | Music after two months in New York and Boston. Miss Igelman There has been no happier word since the theaters turned on their made several recital appearances cooling systems than the Apollo’s announcement that it going to during that time. take the Circle's “Juarez” for a second downtown week EE It may be that many patrons missed the film the first week, with summer rushing in syddenly with all its enticements. If co, condition should be remedied by all = - RR — those who care for distinguished acting, beautiful production and a play that gives vou something more than a two-hour lull from everyday cares.

DUTTON AND BAND

ON RIVOLI STAGE By JAMES THRASHER

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Denny Dutton and his orchestra Erich Wolfgang Korngold intends will play a single stage show at the to enlarge his score for “Juarez” Rivoli tonight, with the perform- into a romantic opera concerhing ance beginning at 8:30 o'clock. The Maximilian and Carlota.

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Miss Garson isn't the whole show, of course Not even the biggest part of it. For Robert Donat has things pretty much his own way as the schoolmaster. The handsome hero of “The Citadel” exhibits some of the most masterful makeup since Lon ‘Chaney's day in his progress from the new teacher of 20-odd years to the octogenarian Chips.

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