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before experienced. Rossini’s popular “The Barber of Seville” was presented last night in the Purdue university hall of music before an audience of more than It wasn’t quite a capatfity house but still more than the “Met” is accustomed to playing before in its own New York bailiwick. Music and opera lovers tame from many patts of the state Among them were Governor and Mrs. Gates. New York Cast The cast has but two women in it, | but this sparsity was more than made up for. by. Patrice Munsel, teen-age Metropolitan star, as Rosina. The cast throughout was the same as that which presented the same opera earlier this season in New York, and included Ezio Pinza, great singihg actor, or acting singer There were some who, had thought the “Met” was not giving the local performance its best with Miss Munsel in the feminine lead, but she quickly dissipated all doubts as to her - the: rote-and-glher | godine, poe oi Reo tr wteractive (which cannot be said for all prima’ donnas), she also brought to the role a beautifully brilliant voice, of wide range and capable of the most difficult requirements. She completely won her audience,

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Pinza, - as the music master,

{played and sang his usual stellar

role. Salvatore Baccaloni, rotund bass,

as Dr. Bartolo. provided further

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Bruno Landi, fenar, as the count,

‘lover of Rosina, and Francesco Val-

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The cast was completed by John Baker, as Fiorello, Doris Doe, as

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Conducting was Wilfred Pelletier, | who helped provide the traditional | Metropolitan polish and smooth- | ness. Accompanying the company | to Lafayette was Edward Johnson, | general. manager of the Metropolitan, « The Metropolitan's visit here was the only one in Indiana this year, and was part of a tour taking it from Boston to Minneapolis. The company goes from her to Milwaukee, . and next Monday opens a two weeks engagement in Chicago.

BLIGHTED MARRIAGE LEADS TO SHOOTING

HOLLYWOOD, April 24 (U, P| ~Screen. Actress Ann Bradley, 33, | was in critical condition today after an emergency operation to remove a bullet which police said she fired her abdomen over the telephone to her estranged husband - Sheriff's deputies said Miss Bradley .and cowboy actor Michael Harrison, known on the screen Sunset’ Carson, - were discussing | their ~separation, They quoted her as mumbl ing repealedly, “1 ant ‘to die.”

—— ARMY T To noo BAR MEN 42 .0R OLDER WASHINGTON. April 24 (U. P) —-The war department announced today that army enlisted men 42 older mav be discharged from the service upon application, Applications for discharge bY such men will be rejected only if they are undergoing disciplinary action or require further medical or surgical treatment, the war department, said. Eligible soldiers overseas apply ‘will be returned to United States for discharge at earliest practicable date. The war department estimated approximately - 50,000 soldieys are eligible to apply.

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Far. from the safety and comfort, of Indianapolis, Mrs. Virginia Miller |

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contact with the men who fought] and were wounded-on bloody Iwo Jima, A recent letter home graphically | describes her work and the attitude of the fighting men. | Her job consists of writing hun-| dreds of letters for the wounded | as well as taking little supplies around to them, playing games and buoyving their spirits Kept Eyes Closed Of one marine she wrote: “One curly-headed kid of 18 kept his head to the wall and his eyes always were closed when I passed On the fifth day ‘He was looking my direction. 1 asked hint if I might wyite a letter to anyone. His answer was, ‘What have I to say?’ - “The next morning he asked if 1 would take a letter to his mother saying that he was hurt a little bit and for her not to worry cause he would be back on duty in! 110 time + “I asked if he wanted to tell her anythyng of his injury. So he iooked at me for a minute, tightened his mouth and burst out, ‘Don’t Worry’ My leg don't worry cause they're going to zive me a new one that will be just as good.’ “1 asked how usually signed his letters, and looked at me with the saddest little smile I eve: have seen and said, ‘Your loving son, HAPPY, That's the nearest to weeping all th time.” Bur it is not all sor for she telis how back tneir usual a8 they war-and pain have inflicted

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state public welfare and personnel divisions before joining the Red Cross a vear and .a half ago. Until last November knew her as Miss Virginia Miller She .was. married. to Sant. Harold Walrod, Glenns Falls, ,.in Hawail. She i§ the nd of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Harrod, 746 N

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CRISPUS ATTUCKS

SENIOR PLAYLET

The June Attucks high school will present “It’s ‘All in Your Head,” a comedythriller, in the school auditorium at 3:15 p.m FP Cast .of Charles Burdette, Brown, Myron Thomas Davis, Thomas Partee, Nathan, Bobbio Edelen, Brown, - Robert ‘Steward, Janet Gaines, Noble Nolcox and Margaret | Randolph. Also participating as | prompters, directors. and..make-up

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Tore Daviasorn “ace A Taylor, Annetta Perkins, Edwena Baker, Flossie Harris and Gladvs Warner. Faculty sponsor is J. Edward Harper. The student council at Crispus Attucks will hold a war bond and stamp sale tomorrow in the auditorium, Miss queen

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Carson reigned as R.O.T. C.. military ball Priday; attended by Hazel Bates, Joan Edelen, -Mary ‘Jo Hughes and Charlotte . Milton,

PUPILS GIV E OPERE TTA

Pupils of the, third,- fourth, fifth and sixth grades of the Indiana

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operetta; “The House that Jack Built,” 4t 8 p. m, today ,the school. . Directors are Miss ene Lennon, Miss Anna Marie Jacks and. Eugene. Bratt.

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