Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1947 — Page 22

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i AT ENGLISH'S—Irens Herthe vey. playing” an important role her in “State of the Union," Lind fi law left the expedition|at 4 p. m. the same day. in “State © nion, LinaA ——a—— ‘ " say-Crouse political drama now

rounding out its week at the English. Conrad Nagel has the

male lead.

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Lule Fair ‘Sevitzky Orchestré + Does Better Job * By HENRY BUTLER The . Romberg ‘concert at the

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Second, I'm seriously concerned | about the comparative success of | Mr. Romberg's pop concert and Fabien Sevitzky's pop concert. Mr.

lanapolis Symphony has difficulty | doing so, even though the Indianapolls Symphony orchestra beats the tar out of Mr. Romberg's outfit, which, not to be too -captious, doesn't always play in tune. Music has to be paid for some{how, The question of who is to be |paid for playing what is more im-

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recently perilous, I want to route

|Romberg draws a crowd. The Indi-|

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ENGLISH “State of the Union,” at 8:30 civic “Angel Street,” at 5:30. CIRCLE

“The Man 1 Love,” with Ida Lu. Bric Robert Alda, Andres Kin hruce Benny, at 13:35, 3:48, fan

{portant than it may seem. Kids now 'studying music with a view to a ‘career have.to face it.

.phia orchestra, certainly one of the {world’s best, did poorly in Cincin-| nati Feb. 11, still worse, according to report, in St. Louis subsequently. | Mr. Romberg, with an orchestra has would be swell for a beer gar-| den, packs ‘em in. En 1 Vo ott repeats ed name? Symphony High Hat? Mr’ Romberg’s ‘orchestra last] night played the “Tales from the] Vienna Woods” walts of Johann |Stradss, which Dr. Sevitzky fas | {done frequently here—much better. 1s there something about the word | “symphony” that repels people? Are {there so many people here in town! | whe save up their dough for a! {Romberg concert, thinking that the |symphony is too high hat? It's good to see a concert—any concert—successful. For the sake {of the Byrne-Page-Ross manage-

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ment, among other reasons, I'm gag Ja last night's program didn't lay

Soloists last night included Nita | Carol, who sang an aria from | Mascagni’s “Cavalleria Rusticana” and Sandoval’s “Eres Tu”; and Galil Manners, who did her best to revive “Sigh by Night,” from Kalman’s “Marinka,” and infuse vitality into “Show Business,” from Irving Berlin's “Annie, Get Your Gun.” ' The Berlin piece, in the Richard Rodgers’: 1928 manner, sounds obsolete. Miss Manners was better in “The Fireman's Bride,” from Mr. Romberg’s “Up in Central Park” music. Raph attention by the audience indicated an attitude that could be verbalized somewhat like this: This

Depressing data: The Philadel-

aon To ger” ap ritton WL Val at 11:35, 2:35, 5:45 and 9 id i INDIANA “My Darling Clementine,” with Henry Fon nda Darnell - ae Victor Mature, at 11, 1:10, 3:20, 7:45 and 10, KEITH'S “I'l Be Yours." with Deanna Dur bin, Tom rake. Willlam Bendix

and Adolphe Menon, at 11:25, 3:45, 5.55, 8, and 10:10.

LOEW'S “The Jolson Story.” with Larry HC Evelyn Keyes and others, at 0, 2:01, 4:32, 7:03 and 9:34.

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The Time, the Place and the . wi Dennis Morgan Tack § Martha

Band of Gypsies Riot in Hospital

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20 (U. P.). —Infuriated because their 37-year-lold queen died on the operating

1:35,

table, a band of gypsies went on a

rampage in a Philadelphia hospital last night. They were searching for the doctor who performed

The 300-pound queen, Mary George, died while undergoing a stomach operation. King Eli George, her husband

the surgery.

who had watched the operation, |}

rushed down stairs to tell his subjects the bad news. At first the gypsies were stunned. Then they became infuriated. With King George leading them, the gypsies rushed into the operating room, pushing nurses and hospital workers aside. The surgeon had left the operating room, so they went on a floor to floor search for him. Police were rushed to the hospital and quieted the grieving gypsies, who went home to mourn their dead queen. The surgeon said he had tried to dissuade the queen from the operation but she insisted that he do it.

is the concert I've saved up for. No publicity, by air or by press, influ-! enced me. This is my kind of music, and let the long hairs have what they want.

Organizations

The past noble grands’ club of the Myrtle Bebsitah lodge will est, Snday at 5 8. olmes ave. Mary hostess iE by Ruth Brothers Amos Ivia Barrett.

Naomi chapter, O. E 8, will hold a stated Saou the Masonic temple at 7:45 p. day. Nellie Shipman is worthy matron and Hugh Johnston is worthy patron.

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Tries to Save Children, Father Burns to Death

blazing home. Edward PF. Welch perished with| the children, Edward Jr. 3, and!

in an upstairs room in the home of | Mr. Welch's father, Frank. Prank Welch's wife, Mrs. Flora Patterson Welch, 44, was burned seriously.

Mr. Welch and his wife, Eva, leaped from a window. Mr. Welch|

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and was trapped on a stairway.

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BIG BEAVER, Mich., Feb. 20 (U.! P.)—~A 26-year-old father lost his: life today when he tried vainly to! rescue his two children from a

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Seats Available

a 3 a alii day by Lawrence Hill, proprietor of

a block of main floor seats have been music fans, . With Maggie Teyte, famed soprano, as soloist, Fablen Sevitsky and the Indianapolis orchestra will present a program of works by

hear Dr. Sevitaky’s musicians in Chicago's Orchestra hall will be able to obtain both seat reservations and at the Meridian agency, Mr. Hill stated.

Roosevelt's Life Will Go on Screen

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 20 (U. P.) ~~ The life of Franklin Delano Roosevelt will be portrayed in several motion pictures with the consent of his widow. This was announced | today by his eldest son, James, and

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cal advisor on the picture. He has a financial interest in the films.

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