Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1940 — Page 8

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5 DAYS REMAIN ~ IN MUSIC DRIVE

Second Report. Meeting Due Tonight; Sevitzky’s Three “Seasons Reviewed.

As the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's campaign for public subscription to the maintenance fund swung into the stretch today with five days to go, volunteer workers were to meet for their second report meeting at the ‘Athenaeum at 8'p. m. Meanwhile statistics completed for the three seasons under Fabien| Sevitzky's direction revealed the| orchestra's contribution to Indiana's cultural reputation,” as well as to

_ the advancement of the American

composer and the musical enlightenment of its audiences. That Mr. Sevitzky.and the or-

| chestra have become well and fav- | orably known is attested by the fact

that they have given 14 compositions their world premieres, and other works for the first time in America. Several of these new works were dedicated to Mr, Sevitzky. In the three season’s.totaling 60 weeks, the orchestra has played 114 concerts in Indiana and four in other states. In addition there have been 46 broadcast concerts in the three major networks, the majority of which have Keen short-waved to Europe and South America as well as broadcast throughout. the United States. Of the 293 compositions by 180 composers played during this period, 81 have been American works, representing the output of 59 native or naturalized composers or arrange: ments. The American eompositions included in various classifications are overtures; preludes and introductions; three of suites and] miscellaneous | compositions; six of

~ 53 concertos and other pieces per-

formed by soloists; six |of 16 works

~ performed by the orchestra and the

Indianapolis Symphonic Choir.

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: | will hold a dinner at 6:3¢ p. m. i | today in the Hotel Severin. A busi-

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or Winton Sts., at|8 p. m. Wednesday,

{ New C. LO. Unit Set Up—A New

t. Thomas Davis, organization eld representative, will be in charge of the local, to be known as

William Frost, 1050 W. 34th St, assistant engineer for the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., completed 35 years of service today. He was presented a gold medal by the company. Mr. Frost became a lineman gs the Greenwood Telephone Co. in 1902. He came to Indianapolis in 1905 and joined the Central Union Telephone Co., predecessor to the Indiana Bell, as a line foreman. After a series of promotions he was appointed to his present position in January, 1937.

Sergt. - Morrow to Speak—sSergt. Frank W. Morrow of the State Polif® will speak on police radio communication and co-operation be-

a meeting of the Brookside Civic League at 8 p..m. today in the Brookside Community House. The league is planning a card party on April 20. |

Four to Head Discussion—Four speakers will lead a discussion during the meeting of the Indianapolis Medical Society of Marion County in the I dianapolis Athletic . tomorrow. They will be Dr. Eug e Boggs, Dr. William N. Wishard Jr., Dr. Walter P. Morton and Dr. Ernest Rupel.

Liederiranz Pl ns Festival — The

its annual spring festival at the Liederkranz Hall, 1417 E. Washington St., Saturday night. Alfonse Hubert is chairman of the commit-

clude a floor show and a dance with musig by Kiefer’s Orchestra.

New Y. M.- Group to Meet—The Y. M. C. A. soclal-recreation institute, organized by teach leadership and. training of young people for churches and | character-building agencies, will sponsor its first program in the Y, M. C. A. tonight,

1 cal affiliate of the United Lon- |

The Rev. Charles Lizenby of St. Paul Methodist | Church, in charge | of the institute, will direct the, opening meeting.

. Optometrists | to Wine—2bib nm, Indiana Association of Optometrists, |

ness meeting will follow, Dr. R. E. Cox, zone president, will preside.

Discuss Warfleigh Sewer—Sewer construction will be discussed by the

meeting at 8 p, m. today in the American Legion Hall, 64th St, and College Ave.

Takes Recr tion Post—Henry f the Normal College of America’ Gymnasium Union; has been appointed .temporary recreational director of the Taber-

nacle Ca Church. He will

serve until the newly appointed director, Leroy Allen, recovers from an illness, according to Dr. Roy Vale, church pastor. |

Townsend Club 48 | to Meet— Townsend Club 48 will meet tomorrow night at the I. O. O. FP. Hall, 1536 N. Delaware St. at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. R. Dodrill, Broadway Baptist Church| pastor and president of the club, will preside.

Lions to See|Film—A color and sound motion picture of Puerto Rico will be shown |at the Lions Club luncheon in the Claypool Hotel Wednesday. The film will be augmented with remarks by Everett B. Wilson, director of the Puerto Rican Trade Council with headquarters in Washington.-

Richard T. James to Speak— Richard T. James, deputy secretary of State, will speak before a Wayne Township Republican rally in the Speedway school, 14th and

Joseph Hillman, Wayne Township G. O. P. chairman, announced today. Candidates will be introduced by Otis McGaughey. Harlin Brothers will present a musical program,

ACTOR'S DEATH PROBED HOLLYWOOD, ‘Aprii 1 (U. P.).—| An autopsy was ordered today to determine what caused the death of Walter C. Miller, one-time leading man for Mary Pickford. He was 47. Mr. Miller collapsed suddenly before the cameras Saturday disrupting a’

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