Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1946 — Page 26

~The 1946 Jordan River Revue en<

its six-day run at Indiana univer. sity last night. Formerly an annual production of the University theater, the show was temporarily interrupted by the War, With music, lyrics and book by Stewart Cohn, “Two for the Show” is first-rate entertainment,

is knowing the cast. Last night's audience were greatly tickled by

friends, and hence got an added

But there was plenty of fun in the show even for a stranger.

of a group of Connecticut young-

Haunt the House

Holding sub rosa rehearsals in an old, vacant house, the kids are

tenants. They accordingly “haunt” the house with the ghost of Bene-

parents into supporting the show. All of this business is accom-

Part of the fun in’ college shows]

P BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 15.| pprey titled “Two for the Show” opened MRS

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

1946 Jordan River Revue First-Rate Entertainment

MADELEINE CARROLL

real name, John Hamilton, yester|day filed suit to divorce his beautiful wife, Actress Madeleine Car-

* roll. Mr. Hayden charged his blond

fies | wife with mental cruelty and asked

that a property settlement agreed upon Dec, 7, 19445, be approved.

But standard practice seems to

demand just a little bit of leeway versity show would knock the spots in that. Several numbers last night | out of some of the things we've

would have stopped the show {if

they'd been permitted. “Stinky”

(Leonard Quill) and

seen on Indianapolis stages recently.

Blanche (Zoan Lostutter) got a|Bloomington tonight and tomorrow huge hand for their “Bench in the night, as well as March 21, 22 and

Present rumors

dict Arnold and concoct enough “Two for the Show” is not likely|{™Py package aad Ru-Ex

That's a pity, for the Indiana uni-

indicate that aad if you

the stage antics of some of their| Park” song and routine. So did Mr. | 23. Webster (Clement Stigdon) and relish an out-of-town critic misses.| Mr, Weatherby (George Willeford) for their wonderful deadpan song-

and-dance business to Mr. Cohn's The amiable plot concerns efforts| ingenious tune, “It's

Just Routine.” Under the guidance of, Dr. Lee Checks Rheumatic

sters to produce a show despite|Norvelle, producer, and Robert Lee, parental opposition, director, “Two for the Show” has evidently been trimmed down with great skill, There's no SUPErfUILY | Foie ties those Smavle inezpensive and none of the customary amateur | see 5 thwarted by the arrival of new Josip the ine me. turned out a ut and pleasant. You need only 3

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panied by a lot of good song-and-dance material, including two ‘strikingly original ballet numbers by Garrett Cope and James Mentzer. Mr. Cope, reportedly formerly associated with the Chicago Opera ballet, does a kind of Paul Draper ballet-tap routine with, however, great independence in style and execution. He has a lot of talent, Mr. Mentzer's “Balinese” dance drew a lot of appreciative, not derisive, laughter. For the dance, whether intentionally or not, struck the audience as a marvelously subtle parody, not only of oriental dancing, but also of people's attitudes towards oriental dancing. Audience Laughed

I would say that Mr, Mentzer has possibilities of doing for ballet what Victor Borge does for plano-play-ing. For, like Borge, Mr. Mentzer contrives to make you think of a lot of things at the same time, It takes a great deal of talent to remind people indirectly of their own snobbish-arty enthusiasms. | Last night's audience laughed, | not at Mr, Mentzer, but at the Na~tional Geographic magazine and the great Ball boom of some years back, There were no curtain calls or| encores, which may be a good idea. | i

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