Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1946 — Page 4

some excellent “eirous Manding on this week end's pill Aare

of the ceremony at the school Wedn _ Those to be initiated by the high school induction team are: Dugdale 1 Koff he a amy Benrieler. Bi try, Bill Whitaker, Kenny Wheeler, er, Dale Karstedt, David Chance, |

of shoulders; por Irma’s little trained

dog sat up on Irma’s flat-crowned

_|hat. All this business was so lofty si that the proscenium drape had to e. [be raised a couple of feet for the audience to see the dog.

Others on the week-end bill are Jack Pepper and Tommy Mack, vocalist and comic, and June Hart, accordionist and comedy singer. On the screen is “Gay Senorita,” with Jinx Falkenburg, The WIBC Janiboree will appear on the stage today at 7:10, 9:32 and 11:54,

Southp ort Hi-Y to Initiate Ey in Candlelight Service

twenty-three Southport hi will become ‘members | | Tetchty, Hi-Y club in a candlelight | Hendricks. esday. | Howe | have been awarded to 24 shorthand

Bob Manning, Boh MacBeth, Carl Shephard, Dave Yount, Joh

gh| Byington, Beverly Cox, Anne Wade, Aud-

Martha Cohee, Joyce Donna. Bchriefer and Nancy

Osborne,

Junior Gregg Writer's certificates

! pupils at Southoprt. They are: Frances Bradley, Delores Bruner, Mary Camic, Harold Chandler, Betty Cogill,

Ne | Lois Copeland, Doris Cummings, Alberta n | Derrett, Maxine Foster, Jeanne Hazelip,

Bill | B

etty Hughes, Betty Jarvis, Joann Losche, Anna Magendanz, Rosemary Powell, Dorothy Ross, Luanna Spencer, Betty Suse-

Osborne, Richard Prather, Bud Mc-| ope joan Winkler and Barbara Wood.

Cauley. Bill Stumph, Jack Byrum and | Dick Englehar {

contest. Those being coached by Miss Vir-|

; _ginia poe, speech instructor, are: Ann‘ Montgomery, Beverly Baird, Jack |

Billie Swards was awarded a . Southport ie 10 pupils making | bronze pin for the outstanding preparations for an oratorical con-| test at the school next Friday. The | victor. will represent Southport in| hold a party Feb. 18 in the school the annual American Legion county) gym. Bob MacBeth, Bob Bidlack, | Anne Wade, Virginia Hohn, Delores Nerding, Betty ' Howard and Bob

paper,

Southport’s sophomore class will

| Carpenter are members of the com- | mittee planning the party.

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NEW YORK, Jan.

picture tonight.

HUTCHINGS PUPILS

TO GIVE RECITAL

Piano students of Miss Grace Hutchings will be heard in recital Po | PromptReliet at 2:45 p. m. tomorrow at the D. A. | 1] APER 5 8 ak, mildly) g, chapter house, 824 N. Pennsyl-

u Ointment soothes VANIA st.

Marjorie Hughes, featured with Frankie Carle and his orchestra, coming to the Circle stage next Thursday.

26 (U, P).— | The theater manager was busy ex- | plaining today that it wasn't really | supposed to happen this way. { Danny Kaye in “Wonder Man” ‘said from the screen, “Nobody will see me now.” They didn't. A short circuit in an underground | cable plunged the entire St. Albans { section of Queens into darkness for The audience couldn't see Kaye or anyone else. The 500 persons in the theater received tickets to see the remainder of the

struments work hard was fortunate in ha lent and accurate an accompanist |

Erica Morini

‘Joy to Hear’

Talented Violinist Gives

Sterling Performance.

By HENRY BUTLER In a man’s world, women musl-

cians, like women doctors, have to be good to build a career.

Erica Morini, violinist, who gave

a recital sponsored by the Indian-

apolis Matinee Musicale yesterday

in’ Ayres’ auditorium, is a splendid musician.

Doubtless some critics have paid

her the dubious compliment of referring to her vigor and depth. of tone. Such comparisons are meaningless, save as they reflect lingering superstitions about “superior” and “inferior” sexes.

“almost masculine”

With extraordinary musical in-

telligence and aptitude and with complete mastery of her instrument, Miss Morini gave a fine and solid program including some topnotch items from violin literature.

Opened With Bach's Opening with Bach's Arioso, in

which she contrived to get a deep, rich ‘cello effect by heavy bowing, she continued with Kreisler's Praeludium and Allegro. classic piece calls for everything a violinist has. Miss Morini played it with skill and insight.

A fine neo-

composition, the Kreisler

She was perhaps at her best in

the Mozart A major concerto, where precision, range of tone-intensity, phrasing and accents create a series of difficult problems. final movement, etto,” she introduced expressiveness and poignancy Mozart-playing.

In the “tempo di mintu-

rarely heard in

Cesar Franck's Sonata in A for

violin and piano makes both in-

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IRVING—‘Johnny Angel” and “Confiden-

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and “A Boy, a Tomorrow through and “Men

RIVOLI-— “Confidential Agent” and

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TUXEDO Everybody Tuesday: west Trail.’ UPTOWN-—''Circumstantial Evidence’ and | " ' Tomorrow | through Tuesday: Hargrove?”

of the Sarong." Tuesday: “House on

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Tomorrow

SANDERS ‘Rockin’ in the Rookies” and

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and Monday: ‘Our Vines Have Tender Grapes” and ‘The Hidden Eye.'

ST. FLAIR Clisumstaniial Evidence”

and “Beautiful Che Tomorrow ay: "What Next, Corral Hargrove?” and ‘Voice of the

istler

SHERIDAN." Mldred Pierce" and * “House

Tomorrow through Wed-

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Tomo rrow

orrow *‘Along Came Jones’

d tah." Tomorrow through “What Next, Corporal Har-

Tomorrow _ through “Pillow to Post” and ‘‘Bells

“Are Husbands Neces-

XEDO— "Government Girl" and “On J" Tomorrow throu h “Mildred Pierce” and “North-

When Strangers Marry.’ “What Next, Corporal

er. VOGUE-‘Confidential Agent’ and “Song ! Tomorrow through | 2d. St.” and

“That's the Spirit."

ZARING—Through Tuesday: ‘She | “Confidential

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at 2:30

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Only One Franck No one has ever written just like Cesar Franck, although there have been lots of imitators. The sombrely dramatic effects of shifting minor-major chords, the curiously wide-ranging melodies, often in descending sequences, and the Franck trick of repeating part of a musical statement with a slight change for emphasis—all these have never been equalled. The A major sonata, sometimes reminiscent of Franck’s quintet, concludes with an allegretto containing a wonderful canon. Piano begins, violin follows, in one of the most celebrated and beautiful applications of the “Three Blind Mice” principle of counterpoint. Yesterday's performance of the sonata was a joy to hear, Miss Morini concluded her program with two Wieniawski compo-

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