Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1940 — Page 17
FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1940
The lerdlys Go On and On;
Ninth Film Now at Loew's
the Hardy Family's doings are as well known as those ioor neighbors, it ought to be noted that this cinema I'ee vears and going strong March that America first adopted them into its collective This was in an unpretentious adapted from a pia) same title by Aurania
though
oia, 1937. and welcomed the favorite ac-
called "A
met circle of little item tune with of the day But the studio moguls plan to keep the Hardy's story formula unaltered. In each of the films so far there have been four plote: Andy, his romantic and monetary problems and his jalopy: the more mature jovs and sorrows of Judge and Mrs. Hardy: Marian’s turbulent affairs of the heart, and Aunt Milly's story In that way all the family’s members get their chance at the audience's attention. Such procedure tends to weld a handfui of cinema temperaments into as happy a unit off the screen as the Hardys are on celluloid
the college hoy
Affair’ wasn't a series But a from all over the to the M-G-M that the public the Hardyvs another film, called Only Once,” was
meant
forget
Lewis more
Stone replaced Lionel BarryHardy, and the t personnel came into Hardy Meets Deopened at Loew's 1th in the series. Mr top billing in the interest conaround the as portrayed b)
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LOCATION SCENES WRECK THE BUDGET
HOLLYWOOD. Directors and
Mrs as Marian Aunt Milly
tions as
Hardy, Ce-! and Sara continue in familiar and the dramatis personae Avorite comic strip. Apparently M-G-M 1s anticipat12 no slump in the Hardy stock, for 1 a dozen more stages of prepthought clear when Andy enters ve determined then shall be in
July 5 (U. P.). technicians were re-
today from Jackson Hole, Wyo, with a terrific financial headache. Shooting of scenes there for "Bad Man of Wyoming” was delaved so much it cost wyn-Maver an additional Wallace Beery, the star, back to Hollywood today.
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A plump instructor shows an even plumper Andy Devine how a fat man should ride a bicvele in the course of the lLyric's current picture, “Hot Steel” Below is Johnny Ryan, tenor with Ben Bernie and his band on the Lyric stage. Johnny has the distinction of being probably the only Irish tenor on the American stage today who really came from Ireland.
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RECORDINGS
Tschaikowsky Fresh Outiook
Centenary Brings
in New Album
By JAMES THRASHER
Tschaikowsky, song recital; Maria Kurenko, soprane (Victor), The almost forgotten Tschaikowsky centenary observances finally have brought us a fresh and most welcome consideration of this beloved composer's work in the present album. For the most part the centennial celebrations consisted of innumerable pe rformances of the last three symphonies and the * ‘Romeo. and Juliet,” with a few sprinkings of the B. "lat Minor Piano Concerto. What was needed more in an appreciative cycle of performances were some examples of the mnayv fine songs which form a part of Tschaikowsky's neglected legacy. Aside from “None But the Lonely Heart,” few of the 10 songs in this album will be familiar to even the assiduous concert-goer. Mme. Kurenko’s selections do not include all the best songs, but they are suited to her voice and temperament, and they are both illuminating and rewarding. Through them all is an unmistakable stamp of Russian origin, though Western European forces are equally apparent—German influence in the earlier examples and a more Gallic atmosphere about the later opus numbers. "A good proportion of the 10 are magnificent by any consideration, revealing a deep-felt assimilation of the poet's emotion expressed with symmetry, taste and economy. Mme. Kurenko sings in Russian, and brings to the songs a good understanding and a pleasing voice, thought it is not the voice which delighted early radio listeners some 15 vears ago. Sergei Tarnowskyv's accompaniments are serviceable,
dozens of suites. serenadqes, tions and dvertimenti which he tossed off {or special occasions such as weddings—and, I suppose, wakes and christenings. The present recorded divertimento, like the others one occasionally hears, is not what you would call great music. But sucil was Mozart's prodigal genius that he seemed incapable of withholding his genius even from trifling music. There are five movements—an Allegro, Anaantino, Rondo, tvo Minuets (one a theme and variations) and a Marcia alla francese. The march is inferior, but the other movements are filled with gay melody, {resh delights and sly bits of Mozartean wizardry. The work is scored for string quartet, oboe and French horn. And the unidentified players are capital, if one overlooks a couple of utrident moments of ensemble.
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Mozart, Divertimento No. 11. in D Major; Henry Nosco and the Royale Chamber Orchestra (Royale),
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