Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1946 — Page 24

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Playing of Condon's Band Superb in All Departments

By HENRY BUTLER There's no accounting for tastes. Eddie Condon’s jazz concert (as fine impromptu stuff as youll hear) played to a sparse audience last night at the Murat. “The “Hour of Charm” packed ‘em

in a week before, No need to elaborate the compar-

Last night's playing in every department was superb, from the drytinkly plano style of Jess Stacy to the marvelously accurate string bass

You can't break down a fine Jazz ensemble like that into individuals. Stacy at the piano, Ernie Caceres on the baritone sax and clarinet, Sidell on. the drums, Bailey on the clarinet, Bobby Hackett or Joe Town on the trumpet, Charley Castaldo on the trombone— they're equally good individually or

No Spotlight-Hogging Best of all, the venture is musically co-operative, be no spotlight-hogging soloists. And there's evidence of mutual ad-

Each performer deserves a whole If 1 can't give due credit to Cliff Jackson for his amazing slap-happy piano-playing (accurate, too, with a musically good bass-line outrageously arguing syncopatedly with the treble) or Mr. Castaldo’s (tone like a musically sentimental brazen burro), it's because space is/

of a

Mr. Bailey's clarinet is as fine as 1've heard. Symphony ton tone, ‘which| (I

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means clear and pure, plus great facility and imagination. I can't recall hearing any other clarinetist do such complicated and rapid figurations and still come out right cn the dotted note. Handy on Clarinet Mr. Caceres makes the baritone sax sound like a tenor sax whose voice is changing. Wistful tenor phrases are punctuated with surprising deep honks. He's mighty handy on the clarinet, too. Presiding was Mr. Condon, a Hoosler from Goodland, whose 'pokerface difidence was a welcome reilef from run-of-the-mill emcee exuber-

ance. | One criticism: in “Night and] Day,” rendered by Messrs, Stacy, Bailey, Sidell and Hall, the usual difficulty appeared in the “Whether near to me or far” sequence of ninth and seventh chords—bass and treble played the same notes. They shouldn't; it ain't cricket. In fact, according to harmony books, it's an offense called “parallel octaves.” Next Murat attractions will be Allan Jones, «of movie fame, with his concert troupe Saturday night -and' Dr. Tarbell, the magician, Sunday night.

'Forever Amber’ Taking Forever

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 17 (U, P.. t looked today like it would bake | forever to finish “Forever Amber.” |

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man, director nor the cast which started work more than eight | | months ago was on hand when | Twentieth Century-Fox began tests | for its second try today. | Cornel Wilde, last of the hold|overs, went out of the long-delayed | picture yesterday when he refused to play without an increase in sal- | ary. a replacement. Actual shooting | Winsor’ s sizzling story of an English |

[| Neither the leading lady, leading |

| for the second time in two weeks. | The movie first began shooting | [| last March 13 with British actress | Peggy Cummins as the boudoir queen and Wilde. as her leading playmate. A few months later, it | |was announced Miss Cummins was |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ‘Bloomer Girl’ Star

“Bloomer

Girl,” alternate attraction available for local patrons of Indianapolis Night at the Chicago opera next Saturday.

Coming to Murat

The studio said it would find

on Kathleen | | | beauty and her amours will start |

|

‘“Chree Men on a Horse,’ v 8:30,

0. Geraldine : 8: {

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CIRCLE

, 6:45 and 9:31 Baek.’

INDIANA

“I've Always Loved You' Philip Dorn, Catherine Sled and William Carter, at 11:35, 2:10, 4:35, 7 and 1

LOEW'S

Jose . Iturbi, Roddy

Jane Powell.

Allan Jones, movie-famed tenor, | whe will appear with his concert | company at 8:30 p. m. Saturday | at the Murat,

comedy,

Tommy Tucker and band. on stage at 1:05, 3:55 “Lover Come with George Brent, Lucille Ball and Vera Zorina,

v 11:15, 2:05, 4:55, 7:48 and 10:26,

with

“Holiday in Mexico,” with Walter Pidgeon, Dowall,

y McIlona Massey and. Xavier Cugat, at 11:25, 2, 4:36, 7:10 and 9.45.

LYRIO 8.” with Alan Ladd and Fitzgerald, at 11:15, 1.25, 10, 1:50 and 10

** |MURATS:

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Messrs, Byrne, Page and Koss Present

n., Oct. 20

8:30 P. M.

Seats. Murat Box Office, H. P. Wasson RI, 1787--51.20, 51.80, $2.40. 53,

Opening Today

AT THE CIRCLE—Tommy Tucker

ance of Mischa Auer. The Tucker show includes Don Brown, Jerwin Somerville, Bud Kimker, Lorraine Rognan and Pat McCaffrie. On the screen is “Lover Come Back,” with George Brent, Lucille: Ball, Vera Zorina and Charles Winninger. AT LOEW’S—“Holiday in Mexico” holds over for another week, ' AT THE LYRIC—"0.8.8.," espionage drama with Alan Ladd and Geraldine Fitzgerald, moves over from the Circle,

Granada Is Showing

Scout Film in Color “Men of Tomorrow,”

cerning the Boy Scouts of America, |is currently playing at the Granada theater. Based on the story of American || scouting, the film shows how the boys’ organization helps prevent | juvenile gelinquency.

SESAME CROP IMPORTANT

- WASHINGTON—Sesame, in modern food language, is a tiny seed

{which yields a useful vegetable oil; |

[it is now an important crop in the | | Western Hemisphere.

IWelles, Wife in

and his band, plus personal appear- |

Warner || Brothers’ technicolor fehturette con- |;

Real Life Drama

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 17 (U, PJ. Husband - and - wife .movie team Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth

aboard Errol Flynn's expeditioning yacht at Acapulco, Mexico, when a real life tragedy occurred, Columbia studios said today. Columbia announced that Donald

camera yesterday aboard the yacht. Mr. Cory's body was taken to

rangements,

“ROSE MARIE”

l IMMORTAL MUSIOAL BY RUDOLF ¥FRIML i

SATURDAY MATINEE

| "PLAY GYPSY PLAY"

f (COUNTESS MARITZA)

With @ Superior Cast of Singers and Comedians, Spectacular Ballet Large SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

SEATS NOW: Eves. 600 fo 53.00; Sat. Mat, 60e to $2.40.

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2ND WEEK! "Holiday Mexico"

in caival TECHNICOLOR!

WALTER PIDGEON JOSE ITURBI

MCDOWALL - POWELL JLONA MASSEY XAVIER CUGAT

M. 6. M. Color Cartoon “Northwest Mswideq

were participating in a film scene | |

Ray Cory, 20, an assistant’ camera-| | man, died of a heart attack at his| |

Mexico City pending funeral ar-|’

The stars, on a seeond honey-|! ENGLISH FETT

THURSDAY, OCT. 17, 1946

noon, borrowed the yacht from Mr. Flynn to take several scenes Yor “The Lady From Shanghal” Mr. Flynn and his wife, Nora Eddington, were away on an inland jaunt.

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COMING

Matinee Dancing Saturday, Oct. 19,3 to 5 P. M,

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EMERSON , “5.

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“RENEGADES” c.:.

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Alan Ladd “GLASS KEY” “WALLS CAME TUMI TUMBLING DOWN".

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“RENEGADES” .:

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