Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1943 — Page 22

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The music, however, is supposed to y ' FOL RRA be only supplemental to the main plot. “After completing 20 years as, ———————————————— : » 1 a violinist in the Paris Opera or- ( ? : : : ; chestra, Erique Claudin (Claude ! oh : Rains) is discharged. Financially while missing any number of enemy this is a terrible blow to him be- fighters as he worked part-time in cause he is secretly financing music ® the nose of “The Duchess” as sa me Jor Chee Woman Cellist |oneer He tries to sell a piano concerto, . It may have been that the Ger- SUSany, uy his life’s work, but in a quarrel over Joins Symphony man fighter pilots failed to recog- FP ii i

“In_spite of all the things the manuscript, kills the publisher. nize Gable with his ears tucked in that were done to me . Claudin’s face is horribly disfigured | Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the| —or he may have been overanxious. 4 , In > rk fan a. when the publisher's secretary hurls| indianapolis Symphony orchestrs,| “I didn’t hit a thing, damn it” on : Ming never kissedlany man, s_bottle ‘of acid, He eludes the| ooh © CE Sr I he said sadly. |

| until you, , JI [police and, finally, lands in- the Speaking of Cable's ears, they|.

: ; : catacombs beneath the opera house. |Of Lily Emerich, wife of Gustav)... uh ough without a scratch. He ee . :

Plot D Neurath of the viola section, to the | The last time anybody looked, how- J a The il Duomo ’ orchestra's cello section for the|ever, his hair was graying at the | peg. ; CIEL I n, a stage mask to cove temples grease spots| | 77 : trem, 8 \ TAIT Rae his mutilated face, he begins to| COMING year. pieh aid. there Werg ; : v - BREN | (HE RNNIN8

’ on his shoes. At intermediate points, haunt the opera. He kills the star The orchestra's personnel still in- you stil] can’t tell him from Rhett

(Jane Farrar) so that the manage-| cludes two sisters, Ruth and Har-|p .... ment will be forced to use her un-|riet Peacock, who play oboe and| When he gets back to the Uni derstudy, Christine, in the leading] flute respectively. > States after six months in S United roles. He causes the giant chande-| Mr. Sevitsky also announced the| Gable would like to push into anler in the inledia of the Bouse 0 | names of 19 other new members of | other war ares. : fall upon the audience, and, taking | the orchestra. They are Willlam| «pp ble, I'd like to advantage of the confusion, kidnaps| J, Berger, Gordon Gibson, Helene the § Doaaity he said oh a lo MATINEE DAN CIN 6 Christine and forces her to accom-| Goldenberg, Clifford Otter, Ruth that depends on what the army i :

pany him to his underground hide- | Rubinstein, Walter Targ and Marry | says Maybe they have other plans SATURDAY, OCT. 9—=3 to 5 P: M. away. Van Haam, violins; Robert Weine-|¢o. me 1f they do, I'l have to 4 : :

Here the Phantom makes known| rebe, viola; Gregory Bosker and jump.” . Ba to Christine his great love for her | Karl Lamp, celli: Vincent DePulvio, . Es ~ dl

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ing career. When, in desperation | basses: Vincent Pallen, flute; Lo- SATURDAY she unmasks him, he threatens her | well Boroughs and Haiold Hansen, NIGHT a with a sword. She is rescued by | clarinets; Arthur Lenfutti, bassoon; Eddy and her other suitor (Edgar | Armando Sarro, trombone, and Ed-| | To Jack Davis’ § Barrier) as the walls of the cata- | ward Whitfield, bass trombone. combs cave in and destroy the| Mr. Sevitzky, who is now in New Phantom. York holding auditions for the A for

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On the whole, “The Phantom of orchestra chairs which have not yet Keystone at Allisonvills Read y DF » 20 2D the Opera” is good entertainment. been filled, hopes to announce the tien con WA. (481d ; ES It for nothing else, you ought t|complete personnel when he re- 4% OCGRANAD like it for its music. : turns to Indishapolis next week. Iau — . er { OMBEF Thre Sun. © Sse © 22C

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