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THE IND ANAPOLIS TIMES

Of 'Over 21' Commendable

' Hilarious plays about the war seem to date even more painfully

‘than grim ones.

I.hate to say that in view .of the capable and commendable pro“duction the Civic has given Ruth Gordon's comedy, “aver 21," which ¥ pmcially opened last night. Like the critic of another paper, I had.to see the final preview

as not to miss ‘he symphony last night. Presum- | ably last night's performance went * quicker and eliminated a couple of

lence but distracting to the actors, that occurred Thursday.

Praise for Stage Setting The setting, an auto court bunga- | fow outside a Florida ' air force training camp, is another good job of Civic stage construction. And since the set is vital to the effect of the play, I mention it with praise |

: right now.

! began at 40.

For Walter B. Pitkin, (fe once

It certainly didn’t in

{ the AAP along about 1942 or 1943.

‘ Civic Veteran Eaward. Green),

The. accent-on-youth policy that

| governed selection of AAF officers

(fit for the

® 8.» THE CAST Jan Lupton .............: Natalie Pinnell Roy Lupton . aah Winns Charles Dosch Paula arton ...... Donna Leigh Collins Max Whart ‘ee ward Green Rol . Paul McNamara

. Ralph Saunders . Ruth Black . Louise Christena «v.. Bdward Gaumer ere rrey Ys Gretchen Hostetler . Harry Latham

Joel I Nixon Savvis we

Cotcort Postponed

At Crispus Attucks

|" Postponement of the Indianapolis

Philharmonic orchestra's concert scheduled for Monday’ evening at Crispus Attucks high school was announced today by Hermann Rinne, orchestra director, The program, designed as a bene-music-instrument fund

gave Ruth Gordon her theme, which of school 17, has been indefinitely I 1magine must have seemed much postponed owing to the coal shorttun'nier when the play was first age, Mr. Rinne stated.

proauced, Max Wharton (ably played by

successful editor, struggles through

0. C. 8. appalled by the prodigious memorizing he has to do to get the twin gold bars. His wife, Paula (Donna Leigh Collins), keepirg a

temporary home for him in the

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: Robert Drexel Gow

auto court, helps him leafn by rote the torturous, long-winded definitions in the AAP technical manuals. Timely In Its Time Inept efforts of Max's former boss, (Paul McNamara) fail to get Max out of the army or to ease his life in the

{ AAF. The comic measure of Gow's

civilian dopiness i= his’ question: “How many men have you here in

‘eamp, Colonel?”

‘business

That got a laugh, as did a number of other lines and bits of stage (the recalcitrant French

~window that Op-ned only: when

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characters stamped on the floor at a certain spot, or the electric refrigérator that made a noise like the’ lamented dirigible “Hindenburg!” But “Over 21,” timely in its time, has-a kind of spot-news- character.

current Civic season will continue nigatly through next Thursday. 1ryouts for the next producticn, “January Thaw,” will be heid at the theater by D.rector Jack Hatficld at 2 p. m. tomorrow.—H. B.

Ann Charges Fraud

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 7 (U. P).— Film actress Ann Miller, claiming the was defrauded by her husband while ill, today filed suit for divorce against millionaire Reese Llewellyn Milner and asked either $375,000 damages or their home.

The play, third production of the

Times Amusement Clock

MURAT Indianapolis Symphony orchestra, Sevitaky Sunduchnd, Artur Rubinstein, pianist, at 3:30. civic “Over 21,” Ruth Gordon comedy, at 8:30

ENGLISH “Up in Central Park,” musical, ad 2:30 an

Sunday Blackstone, magician, at

2:30. and ATHENAEUM “You Can't Take It With You, produced by Athenaeum Turners

theater, at 8 MAROTT HOTEL BALLROOM Sunday-—Jane Johnson Bulioughs,

soprano, Walte Whitworth, companist, at : 30.

CIRCLE On Stage—Gene Krupa and his band show ‘necludin Johnny and James an ig Paysee, at 1:04, 3:53, 6:08, 8:23, 10.38 and 12:40. On Secreen—*“Step By Step.” with Lawrence Tierney and Ann Jeffreys, at 11:32, 2:26, 5:20, 7:50 and 10:34, Sunday—Gene Krupa at 1:10, 3:15, 5:20, 7:25 and 9:30. ‘‘Step by Step’ 3 13:0, 2:08, 4:10, 6:15, 83:20 and

INDIANA “Cloak and Dagger,” with Gary Cooper, Lilli Palmer and Robert Alda, at 11, 1:10, 3:20, 5:35, and 10. Sunday— ‘Cloak and er” 12:55, 3:06, 5:35, 7:40 an

KEITH'S “The Man in Grey,” with James Mason, Phyllis Calvert and Mar-

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8:25 and 10:15. Sunday =» Three Lite Girls in Blue” at 3 6:40, 3:30 and 10:15.

Unforgettable Concert Held

Pianist, Deems Taylor Praise Orchestra

By HENRY BUTLER

Fabien Sevitzky and the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra gave an unforgettable concert last night st the Murat, In a program to be repeated at 8:30 p. m. today, Artur Rubinstein played the Brahms second .piano concerto with the orchestra and Deems Taylor, composer - critic - commentator, took a bow for the world premier of | his “Elegy for Orchestra.” Dr. Sevitzky opened with his transcription of a little-known sonata by Johann Ernst Galliard As re-written for small orchestra (strings and woodwinds) the charmingly characteristic 18th century work resembles in structure and jdeas other contemporary compositions.

Strings Sound Marvelous

It's not unlike Handel's “Alcina” suite, which I hope Dr. Sevitzky will play here some time. In its final cadences, it has the half-tragic, half-religious gravity of Handel, familiar through the wonderful examples in the “Messiah.” As Charlie Chan would say, “Suggestion, please.” I hope Dr. Sevitzky and the orchestra make a recording of the 'Galliard, which should do well in our present-day “bull market” for 18th-cehtury Jmaterial. Not only that, but this year’s striag acctions sounded marvelous in the Gailiard, as they did later in the Prokofieff “Classical” symphony. It's a great experience to hear and watch Mr, Rubinstein playing the Brams second concerto. For one thing, he handles all the pian-| istic difficulties Johannes wrote into that piece ss easily as von or I| could spell “Indiana” on. the typewriter. Shakes His Mane For another thing, Mr. Rubinstein lives the musical experience, tossing his head and shaking his mane like . Job's warhorse (“He saith] among the trumpets: ‘Ha-ha'.") | That work, which Mr. Rubinstein Thursday afternoon described to me | us the “first great modern piano, concerto,” has too many qualities for enumeration. here. It's an apotheosis of B flat, calculated to make | other keys I could name intensely | jealous. ' Ii's also a Brahms Baedeker, with | examples of all the “Hoerenswuerdigkeiter” (hearmarks) to be found in Brahms. I don't mean note for | note, but compare it with the F miner piano quintet. Same levelheaded passion (not a soh ‘in a} carload), same “Streben” (striving) | Gocthe wrote about, but Brahms | later expressed better in music. | Characieristic Brahms trick: Let-

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ginning of the “Allegreto grazioso” {last movement. The second concerto has subléties even the sympnonies haven't ! Stunning Cello Sole Last night, with a great artist's tact and appreciation, Mr. Rubin(stein motioned to Raphael Kramer, ‘our new frst cellist, to take a bew after thé andante. Mr. Kramer deserved the gesture for a sensitive and Leautifully-toned performance of the stunning cello solo in that «movement | Mr. Teylor's “Elegy” followed intermissicn. . Next week, I hope to write som.e more about Mr. Taylor's views on music. . Now I want to commenc the “Elegy” as both scholarly and musically satisfying. It's not startling. It's not in{tested ‘with angular modern doc|trines. It's intelligent, straight|forward, admirably orchestrated. | With musical topography and climaxes at times suggestive of both he ‘“Liebestod” and ‘Death and Transfiguration,” it has, for this listener, at any rate, one great advantage: You experience tne transfiguration without the death. | Individuals Praised | Honorable mention: A really handy writer could fill the Murat up to the chandelier with verbal orchids, but some individuals and 'sections of the orchestra deserve praise: Leon Zawisza, concertmaster; Harold Sorin, first viola; Harriet Peacock, first flute; Earl V. Schuster, first oboe (previously mentioned here, Mr. Schuster did splendid work last night in the Galliard and the Prokofieff); Joseph” Posella, English horn (with a painful back injury, Mr. Posella was in there pitchin’ in a way to make the whole team proud); Howard Johnson, first clarinet; Arthur Lannutti, first bassoon (that Prokofieff makes demands on the bassoon section) and

yesterday morning at rehearsal, Timpanist on Toes Also the brass section, and finally Townsend Cook on the timpan! (the last movement of the keeps tne timpanist on his toes and demands much from his eardrums). Make no mistake: Fabien Sevitzky has built a splendid orchestra here Liessrs. Rubinstein and Tay-

about it

suaded Mr. Taylor to writ this review

ting you In right in the midst of |

Kurt Rachter, first horn, whom Mr. | Taylor privately commended to me |

Prokofief! |

lor have both said glowing things |

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