Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1947 — Page 8

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| Sevitzky program at -the Murat

For Concert

Waring, Sevitzky Conduct Tonight

Details of tonight's Waring=

have been completed. The § p. m. municipal concert will be in three parts, with Fabien,

Sevitsky and Fred Waring alter-|

nating on the podium. Beginning, at Mr, Waring's suggestion, with Dr. Sevitzky's trans scription’ of the Bach choral« prelude, “Wir glauben all’ an einen Gott,” the first part will continue with two successive performances of Von Suppe's “Poet and Peasant” overture, Sevitsky-style and War-ing-style. Move to Popular Songs ° The next major division of the program Will be devoted to popular songs and their symphonic sources, with Dr. Sevitzky conducting condensed versions of serious works like Rachmaninoff’s second piano

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ACTOR-BARITONE — Paul Robeson, celebrated American actor and baritone, who will make his only Indianapolis con-

IN KERN MUSICAL — Van |

Johnson, one of the stars in

“Till the Clouds Roll By," ‘mu-

sical based on Jerome Kern's life, now in its second week at Loew's. Others in the cast in. clude Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, June Alyson, Kathryn and Robert Walke? -

cert appearance this season in Cadle Tabernacle at 8:30 p: m,, Jan. 22, In program similar to the one he recently presented in Indiana university ‘stadium at Bloomington, Mr. Robeson is being sponsored here by Frederick ©. Schatz.

concerto and Tchaikovsky's over-ture-fantasie from “Romeo and!

Juliet,” to be followed in each instance by Mr, Waring’s directing o the popular-song adaptations. '10

Another section of the program will include light symphonic music |

tnd popular permis: = Enrollees

Sevitzky conducting; Lebieg's | “Sleep” arrangement, Waring conducting.

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A Mystery Number

Tests for incoming Butler uni-|

| versity freshmen will be given Mon- | | day, Jan. 27.

The tests are for|

Mystery number in this last part students registering for the second

mous arrangement of Cole Porter's | “Night and Day,” which Dr. Sevit- | zky will conduct, All the popular-song arrange-

ments to be played tonight have been pre by the W 7 rig veterans from the Indianapolis

supervised by Harry Simeone,

/ Tonight's audience will hea 1111 given the morning of Jan. 21, is SYmpRony= | jesigned to provide information on |

world premieres - of .

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‘Parents Killed, Boy, 2, ‘Adopted’ by Family i HEBER, Utah, Jan. 7 (U. P2.—A | family with nine children yesterday took in a 2-year-old boy who miraculously escaped injury in an automobile accident that killed his | parents. The parents were Army Capt. Guy H. Spotts, 27, and his wife, Caroline,’ 25. They were on their way {to Mather field, Sacramento, Cal, {when the car struck an icy patch least of here Sunday night and i skidded over an embankment. The baby, apparently asleep when- the | car overturned, was uninjured. i Joseph A. Olpin, Heber mortician, {took the child to his home. He | said .the boy “fits right in with us| and is having a great time playing

‘scholastic aptitude.

At Indiana Roof

Wednesday dancing }

{of the program will be an anony- | semester. |

Beginning students and students

{new to the university will register Feb. 1.

The university is admitting !all qualified high school graduates]

A psychological examination, to

A co-operative! ‘English test will be given Jan. 27.!

Resume Dance Class

The usual classes at the Indiana Roof will be resumed at 8 p. m. tomorrow, after a two-week holiday, the management announced today. With trained instructors and instructresses from the Continental school of dancing, the Roof classes offer teaching in latest steps.

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MURAT Indianapolis Symphony srchosins, municipal cencert, Fablen Sevitaky and Fred Waring, asiociate cons ductors, at 8. CIRCLE “Little Misa Big” at 13:49, 3:3, 6:23 and 3 11. ev. Say Goodbye with Errol nn anor Parker, at 11, a8, ne 7:34 and 10 .

INDIANA “Blue Skies,” with Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire and Joan Casifeld, at 11:10, 1:20, 3:30, 5:40, 7:55 and 10:08.

KEITH'S “Magnificent Dell,” with Ginger Rogers, David Niven and Burgess Meredith, at 11:30, 1:40, 3:45, 5:50, 8 and 10:05 LOEW Till the Cloudy Rell By," with Van Johnsen, Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra, at 11, 1:36, 4:15, 6:54 and 9:33. LYRIC “Margie,” with Jeanne Crain, Slenn ngan, Lynn Bari and Alan Young, at 11:39, 1:45, 3:81, 5:88, 8:03 and 10:09.

Family Dies in Fire

SOUTHBURY, Conn.; Jan, 7-(U, P.) —Peter Galligan, his wife and their 8-months-old baby perished early today when fire destroyed

{Officials said Mr. Galligan apparently tried to rescue his family and died in the blaze,

{their small cottage at Lake Zoar.|~

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