Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1946 — Page 13
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| MONDAY, DEC. 9, 1946 Lavish Magic ‘Amuses House
Blackstone's Show. Full of Tricks
By HENRY BUTLER 3 Harry Blackstone delighted a full] » house at English’s yesterday afternoon with that old black magic that he weaves so well, With a lavish show that ranged from those costly, spectacular illusions to deft sleight of hand, the] SYMPHONY SOLOIST — veteran magician with the domed| Ellabelle Davis, famed Negro forehead and the white mop had| soprano, who will be heard with his audience, largely youngsters,! Fabien Sevitzky and the Infascinated and amused, = dianapolis Symphony orchestra Probably a lot of magic hams ., , $06 municipal concert at yesterday envied Blackstone, his 4 p. m. next Sunday in the ability to “difappear,” “appear” or M Si ay | transpose a comely wench in feath- uraf. er-and-sequins gear. The pulchri- . tudinous human environment in Franklin Chorus
which Harry works makes magic
. 1 . ' Slafsorous, way with kids. They To Sing Messiah
have a way with him, like the youngster (identification inaudible)
who knew the rabbit wasn't in the Ne, Ind., Des. § Te gewspaper package. ranklin college augmented chorus,
Alfred Mudrich directing, will pre-| Sheep Trickery {sent Handel's “Messiah” in the col-! slong lege auditorium at 8:15 p. m. to-|
“I saw the show before,” says the MOrTOWkid, thereby bringing down the This is the third year the oratorio! house, |has been given under the leadership Blackstone and his Chinese gal, (of Mr. Mudrich, head of the piano Blackstone and his floating light department and director of the col- |
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“How do you know?” says Black-
DRUMMER MAN \ bulb. Even if you knew the secret, |lege chor. | a ) the tricks would still seem won-, Soloists to be heard with the 100[IONAL derful. | voice choir include Philip Duey,
But some of his best stuff is inti- bass; Doris Linville, soprano; Marimate and personal—sheer, impudent nna Riddick, contralto, and Edtrickery. Hé can astound a single | ward E. Hittle, tenor, all of In-| victim with a trick everybody else
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{dianapolis. | sees. It's a matter of eyelid reflex,| E- Wayne Berry, minister of and T saw him wow the enlisted music at Tabernacle Christian personnel with it in the Billings church, Columbus, will accompany hospital detachment mess hall about the chorus, and Mr. Mudrich will two years ago. accompany the soloists. Ex-army critics should, I think, EE ,——,,,,,Y— plug entertainers they've seen giving Farmers’ Convention soldier shows for free. The last : ’ time Blackstone was at Billings, he Scores Labor's Conduct put in a strenuous afternoon. | Times State Service | ! The Army Way | MONTICELLO, Ind. Dec. 9—| That was the day contractors Labor was scored for its present athired by Ft. Harrison post engineers titude toward the government and dug ditches through two roads so people as the Farmers Guild of | that Billings fire engines would have America wound up its national conhad to go to Ft. Harrison and back! vention here. to get to the front row of hospital| The farmers asserted that labor buildings, The right way and the must consider that “their freedom army way, everybody used to say. | does not include the right to compel
£ lackstone gave a lot of pleas-!others to quit work by force nor i ure out there. I'll not forget that,| the right to commit violence or to { Se nor will the patients Harry enter-| violate a contract.” . i ALLIS’ tained, Despite inconveniences (we The following officers were reri had to drive to heck and gone to|elected: Kenneth C. Weber, Detroit, 7 14 3 3 ¥ get from one ward to another; the Mich. president; Julian Lemon,| . . SM 49 : \ : J Ry ! h roads being torn up) the ace presti- Reynolds, Ind., vice president; F. G. ” i, : “F % j % i \ ] ; § DOUGLAS digitator temporarily eased plenty Reyburn, Sparta, Mich, secretary : : | ANDERSON of anguish and anxiety. treasurer, and Robert Hunt,- Novi, 3 Ln ¢ ramount Picture Good going, Hdrry, and good luck. Mich., to a new term of three years oH : 2 . > &, — —— omer {on the board of directors. we : m\ . ; WEDNESDAY Marott Recital ER ———”
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