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“looking boy” would rob her of $35000 worth of furs and jewelry. he Lamarr and her husband, Joue, came to the of-

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lam 00D, May 31 0. P).~ ee ‘youth who her’ home, and the actress wept to think “such a nice-

, assistant police

| {nice smile,” into a shambles when he. robbed it.| probably | program will would not press charges too severe- [Fifth symphony, Tchaikovsky's ly, but would seek some means of rehabilitating Stephany.

stolen articles.

taken from her home.

| “innocent,

Miss Lamarr said

she

ef, to confront Milton Stephany and ‘William R. Walden, 36, held on suspicion of burglary. Stephany Te said, to entering Miss Lamarr’s home last April 18, land Walden tried to dispose of the

The actress identified among the recovered loot a $12,000 diamond t ring Mr, Loder had given her, a $15,000 chinchilla coat and a $2500 ermine coat, They and other articles—including some nylon hose and a bottle of whisky—were

with

Symphony Plans

Hoosier Symphony orchestra,

at 8 p.m. Sunday at Central Normal college here. Soloist for th# concert will be Vernon Sheffield, pianist from the faculty of Kansas State Teachers | college. Mr. Sheffield will be heard

She burst into tears as she said {in the Concerto in B Minor for she felt so badly to think such an] |plano and orchestra, by Marjorie clean-cut boy would turn. her house {mal’s music department,

a| | Dean Gaston, head of Central Nor-

Orchestral numbers on Sunday's include Schubert's “Marche Slave” and the * Emperor” | waltzes of Strauss.

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Gene’ Tierney and Vincent Price in “Dragonwyck,” now at the Indiana, but moving to the Lyric tomorow,

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“Johnny. Comes Flying Home,” with Richard Crane, Faye Marlowe and Martha Stewart, at 11:35, 2.35, 5:45 and 9:05 “The Dark Ceormer,” with Lucille Ball, William Bendix, Clifton Webb and Mark Stephens, ‘at 12:30, 1:40, 6:50 and 10:10.

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versity’s musical. excellence was given us last night. in Central Public library's Cropsey auditorium. Joanne Drescher, pianist,

should have heard. Under: the watchful eye of Prof, Ernest Hoffzimmer of the I. U. music school faculty, Miss Drescher played the Bach-Busoni Chaconne, | the Schumann F sharp ‘minor sonata, five Chopin etudes, two etudes of Scriabin and Busoni's transcription of Liszt's ‘Campanella.” ? The Busoni version of the Bach Chaconne is a lot harder than the Siloti. I wonder if it's correspondingly more effective? Miss Drescher was always right there with. the notes—for which achievement, as in the Schumann sonata, she deserves great credit. More tone was “indicated” (as i tors say) here and there, but sh did beautifully with all the technical difficulties—a tribute to the teaching she’s had.

Incidentally, with. her plano

“The Outlaw,” with Jane Russell, Jack Buetel, Thomas Mitchell and Walter Huston, at 11:43, 2:09, 4:35, { 7:01 and 9:27.

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HAMLET" ADVANCE SALES SURPRISE

Indianapolis is no mere hamlet | when it comes to “Hamlet.” That's the opinion English | | Theater Manager Vincent Burke, | {who today reported indications of | | a complete sellout for the three-day, | | four-performance run of Maurice | | Evans’ famed production. Mr. Burke today commented that the big advance sales had surprised him, especially so late in the season. “People really are taking an interest - in this great play,” he added. Starting Thursday, Maurice | Evans and his company will appear Friday and Saturday evenings also, [WHR a matinee Saturday.

PIANIST, 14, GIVES RECITAL SUNDAY

Bill Campbell, 14-year-old pian- | t, will be heard in recital at 8| .m, next Sunday in the D.A.R.| auditorium, | The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.| Campbell, 2424 Carrollton ave, the] young pianist will give a varied | program sponsored by Mary Gottman,

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