Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1943 — Page 11

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SATURDAY, JULY 10, Judges Name 10 Soloists

Singers, Pianists Selected for Park Programs.

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auditions held this week, 10 singers and pianists were se-

‘ted by a board of

W judges to be soloists on the Sunday evening progr held at Garfield park and elsewhere during July and August. The programs are sponsored by the park board Winning singers were JoEllen Burroughs, 402 N. Meridian st.; Margaret Byram, 311 N. Drexel ave.: Mary Louise Clodfelter, 402 N¢ Meridian st.; Evangeline Mauzy, 4617 ung ave.; Bryant K. Millikan, 619 E. 49th st, and Hiram L. Richardson of station WISH. he successful pianists were Margaret Jenson, 415 N. 17th st, Beech Grove; Clara Kirk, 1026 N. Pershng ave.; Margaret Medsker, 3352 N. New Jersey st. gomery, 1516 N. Olney st. Judges included George Newton, co-chairman of the program committee for summer music, and Corbin Patrick and Walter Whitworth, both music critics. ‘he program for the second of a gciies of summer concerts at Garfield park's open air theater will include five selections by the Indianapolis Military band and three by the R. C. A. Glee club. The concert is scheduled to begin at 8 p. tomorrow. Miss Ellen Aakvik and Miss Mary | Lou Thurston, pianists, entered in the talent contest for young local! artists, also will play. The program \Will be as follows: 3and—"Hungarian Lustspiel Overture” (Keler Bela), “Algeria” (Herbert), “Spring, Beautiful Spring” (Linke), “New Moon” (Romberg), and ° ‘Novelette” (ballet music from] Faust). Glee Club—"The Phantom Legion” (Stephens), “Water Boy” (arrange- | ment by Robinson), and “The Bells of St. Mary's (Adams). Miss Aakvik—“Grieg Concerton” (first movement). pus Thurston — “Rhapsody Blue” (Gershwin), The gr will be directed by George Curtis and the Glee club, | by Ray Jackson. Joseph Lautner will lead community singing, assisted by Clem Voorhis.

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By VIRGINIA HATFIELD

Meet Mrs. Green. She's Beatrice Kay to all Circle theater patrons this week—the star of radio's “Gay Nineties Revue.” But as Mrs. Green she was known to guests at Draper hall in a small Wisconsin town, She took a sneak vacation there just recently with her husband, Sylvan Green, who accompanies iano. Tired from being on tour since | February, if you can imagine the Greens tired, they made arrange{ments for their vacation with the provision that the hotel manager | should tell no cne of their identity. | It worked out fairly well except for a snooper, whom they called Mrs. | Waterwings. She wanted to know | about all the radic personalities they knew. But now they're very much at work—Miss Kay with her | twisting and raucous voice, | Mr. Green tickling the ivories. | though vou'd never know it by re fun they have before an audience, their work is in dead seriousness. When she went on the radio to sing “Gay Nineties” songs some four years ago, Miss Kay did six of research on authentic singing of that period. If there's

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was too sophisticated,” Mr. Green confided. “In fact,” he said, “it got so sophisticated that even we couldn't understand it. “Since there were only about six places in New York sophisticated enough to appreciate us, and when ' we had done those six places we were finished, we decided things had better change. So we changed.” Miss Kay had been asked to audition for radio and to sing a particular song. She didn't like the song, but did it anyway. That audition kept her out of radio for four years. Everyone said she was good but that she didn't have any

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‘radio material. Finally even she | and Mr. Green believed it. In 1938, Rubicam & Young Advertising Co. asked her to audition for a spot on “Town Hall” After waiting for an eternity, it seemed, Miss Kay said she had to go home to eat and to rest. She'd had a very tiring day—20 whole minutes on the stage. A friend talked her into staying and she walked in for her audition before a “group of fresh-out-of-college men and their secretaries.” By that time she was belligerent.

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“I haven't got any radio material and I don't know I'm here”’—then sang. She to sing again. After remark, she was hired. She thought her employers were “crazy” because both she and Mr. Green were convinced that her work wasn't for radio. As it turned out, her work was for radio and for the first two years on the “Gay Nineties Revue” the program's Crossley rating was the highest for any half-hour nonsustaining program. When the Greens wind up their present tour in September, be in Hollywood to look over a script Columbia pictures has prepared for Miss Kay. After the picture is finished, they will return to New York to the spct where they have a garden and love to go hunting and fishing. Right now, Miss Kay is intent on | getting a parachute jumper’s coat | because it has so many pockets to | store garden tools and what-not in. Is there a man at Stout field who could see that she got one? Miss Kay's the sweetheart of several branches of the armed services including men at Samson naval base. She has been legally adopted by the men at the naval base— papers drawn up by her lawyer and everything. Today when she addresses sailors on the “Hi, Sailor” program, she will wear the scrvice pin they gave her on the first anniversary of her adoption. Quite a gal, that Miss Kay.

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CIRCLE

On stage, Ted Fio Rito, his orchestra and Beatrice Kay, at 12:26, 2:48, 5:07, 7:26 and 9:45.

“Sherlock Holmes in Washington,” with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, at 11:10, 1:32, 3:51, 6:10, 8:29 and 10:45. Sunday—Stage show 3:11, 5:34, 7:35 and 9:47. Holmes” at 11:45, 8:33 and 10:42.

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“Action in the North Atlantic” with Humphrey Bogart, Raymond Massel and Alan Hale, at 11:18, 2:48, 6:18 and 9:48 “All By Myself,” with Rosemary Lane and Patric Knowles, at 1:45, 5:15 and 8:45. Sunday—‘“Action” at 12:01, 1:50, 4:26, 7:02, 9:38 and 12:14, “Myself,” at 2:11, 5:24 and 8:37.

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If you like swing bands, Ted Fio Rito and his boys are in towh to cater to you Lhis week at the Circle. If you go to see the main act, Miss Beatrice Kay is there to sing songs of the “Gay Nineties.” If you like dancing, the Claire Sisters, rhythm tapsters, will give you a run for your money and if you like to hear imitations of famous stars Neal Stanley will be on hand to greet you. The Fio Rito offerings range from patriotic songs to “One 0'Clock Jump.” For a medley of his compositions, the maestro plays the piano in a fashion easy on the ears. Dancing for the Claire Sisters isn't just tap dancing. It's acrobatics too. Those who went to school with them here in Indianapolis will remember them as the Karstadts., They've been billed all over the world since then. Their dancing pace is terrific.

Jap Vs. Girdle

Neal Stanley's impressions of actors include Eddie Cantor, James Cagney, Jimmy Stewart, Donald Duck and others. The audience seemed to like his gag, “What's the difference between a Jap and a girdle?—No difTerence, they both crawl up your back and it takes a Yank to pull them down.” From the time Miss Kay hits the stage, she usurps it. Her “renditions’ of “Strawberry Blonde,” “Curse of an Aching Heart,” “I Don’t Care,” “Mr. Five by Five” and others took the patrons by storm. They liked her so well yesterday, they called her back for seven encores.

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“Sherlock Hoimes in Washington” is the film fare at the Circle. For the first time in his career, the English detective comes to the U. S. to locate a valuable British decument. Basil Rathbone is again seen in the title role with Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson. Their adventures with Nazi spies in a Washington antique shop are out of the realm of imagination. But then, who expects anything very realistic in a detective film? It's supposed to be exciting and the detective is supposed to be placed at death's door c¢nly to escape. ‘Sherlock Holmes in Washington” is no exception. It's exciting. —V. H.

Opera Followers Set New Records

Times Special

ST. LOUIS, July 10.—Municipal Opera, the giant open-air theater located in St. Louis’ largest natural

park in the heart of the city, is that 10,000 seats. aren't enough these nights. Total attendance for the first three productions so far this summer reached 210,882 persons, exceeding the same period last summer by more than 50,000. Two performances were cancelled because of the rain, which cut the attendance by at least 20,000, as both performances had been sold out. Providing weather does not encroach too strongly, Municipal |Opera should definitely set a new all-time season's attendance record during its current silver anniversary celebration. This week, the opera revived Oscar Straus’ “The Chocolate Soldier.” It will be followed by “Great Waltz,” “Rosalie,” “Desert Song,” “Babes in Toyland,” ‘Merry Widow” and ‘Chu Chin Chow.” Since the opening of the season, June 3, “Balalaika,” “Sunny,” “Rose Marie” and “Sons o’ Guns” have been presented. ‘Rose Marie,” the third week offering, became one of the 10 highest weeks in Municipal Opera's 25-year history when the total attendance for seven nightly shows reached 73,097.

SUSAN IS LENT FOR JACK LONDON FILM

Times Special NEW YORK, July 10.—Susan Hayward has been lent by Paramount to play the feminine lead in United Artists’. “The Life of Jack London.” She will appear as Charmian London, wife of the famous author, who will be portrayed by Michael O'Shea. During the nine years of their married life, the Londons made their world cruise aboard the “Noah's ark.” Charmian was the inspiration for London's “Little Lady of the Big House.” She serveq as wife, companion and secretary, transcribing all of London's longhand notes into manuscript form. The film was scheduled to go before the camera this week.

PIANO RECITAL SET

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TYRONE POWER-—glamour boy of the screen—makes his fare well appearance for the duration in “Crash Dive,” the picture which glorifies Uncle Sam's submarines and the men who live in them.

He's in the marines now.

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Lana Turner—Robt. Young

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“SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS” Dick Foran “HI, BUDDY”

Harriett Hilliard

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“MY LIFE WITH Ronald Colman canon

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Star Cast “FOREVER AND A DAY” Diana Barrymore “NIGHTMARE”

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