Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1943 — Page 6

nah and “Beautiful Dreamer,” the br world premiere of Aurelio Peiscara's ; i | tenor, and Rand Smith, baritone. ) ana tomorrow, BD Robert Stolz, conductor of the | current “The Merry Widow" pro- | p duction in New York, will be guest ‘REPORT SUBSIDY ro USE Program” Feb. 5 and 6 - the | © 066 TABLETS, SALVE. NOSE DROPS Murat. Soloists for the f WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (U. P.).— and Hertha Glas, contralto. MT.|in.e use of subsidies to stabilize snl Sevitzky will be in Vancouver, |food prices moved toward certain

poem, “Tibet,” and “To | Robert Stolz Coming I ; conductor in a special “Viennese | PL AN NE AR DE ATH : FO 4 ITNT concerts will be Jan Peerce, Pe The administration's plans to con- : |

"British Columbia, on these dates.|death in the house foday in the The presentation. of Verdi's fait 9 3 prio ig Som Rep. Mary “Requiem,” which was given 1ast|ers will be “sold down the river” December, will. be Tepeated April 1 if the subsidy ban is passed. ~ A naa ie ple thoes ind The final house showdown on the wage’ ne ree indus-|, cue, delayed 24 hours by the death concerts planned; R. C. A.lof two members, was expected this | with Charles O'Connell as guest! .mioon and despite warnings and

Robert Young. Betty Grabie and Reginald Gardiner are | “Sweet Rosie O'Grady,” the technicolor musical opening at

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