Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1947 — Page 22

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Hosmer ‘Fugue in C' To Be Heard Here

A composition by a former Indianapolis resident will highlight the Metropolitan Opera woodwind quintet’s program at Indiana Central college at 4 p, m. next Tues

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On 'Henry V' Movie Held Either

Best or Worst'

By SEXSON E. HUMPHREYS Indianapolis moviegoers who see

are likely to think it either the best motion picture they ever saw or the worst. That has been the previous experience regarding the much-dis-cussed British-made adaptation of the Shakespearean play. It earhs

“Henry V” starts a two-week en-

I saw the premiere of the film in May 1945, That was at Perugia, taly, an important wartime come British troops. - The film was first shown there as a tribute to the British 8th army. Some few Americans sneaked in by the courtesy of our allies, Crowd Takes a Walk

The crowd was mine-run, the sort that might have been found in any movie presented by the British army. Some men walked out before the first reel was over. By the middle of the film, half the crowd had melted away. The men who left were clearly bored. They said they had never seen such a dull film. The other half of us stayed

“Henry V” at the Cinema next week |

TURNERS' STARS—Vivian Beane and James McDaniel, have -

leading roles in the Athenaeum Turners’ theater production of "Ten Little Indians,’ to be performed for the public at 8 p. m. fomorrow in the Athenaeum auditorium. The theater also has scheduled a private performance tonight and a repeat performance April 19

through the entire film. We were the ones who went back to billets with superlatives on our lips. Most of the praise, of course, was for Laurence Olivier. who plays the title role. His 12-minute soliloquy while walking through the British

the battle of Agincourt is the finest piece of acting I have ever seen— even if it was an “also ran” for an Oscar, First of Its Kind But there were forceful words of praise also for the courage of the producers, including Mr. Olivier, who dared to make the first attempt to transmit a full-length Shakespearean drama to the screen. The process is done very cleverly, first by the medium of a ‘pretended performance in a model of the old “Globe” theater, then gradually abandoning this device. The scenes in France are filmed in complete forgetfulness of the tions of the stage, permitting # battle scene that would have made proud. The whole is done in a Technicolor perfection is probabl , however, that a Bu proportion of the Indianapolis audience will see “Henry V” through—one rarely walks out on a show after paying from $1.20 ‘to $240 to see it. | The soldier audience al Perugia |

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llitsch to Sing ‘Butterfly’ Lead

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 11. — Paniza Ilitsch, Yugoslav dramatic soprano, will replace Licia Albanese in the title role of the Metropolitan Opera’s production of “Madame Butterfly” at Indiana university auditorium Tuesday evening. Miss Albanese, suffering from 2 throat infection, has been ordered by physicians to take a six months’ rest. Miss Ilitsch, who made her Amer- | ican debut with the Metropolitan | this season, received warm critical acclaim. i Actively associated with the Austrian underground movement be- } ginning in 1942, Miss Tlitsch became a political prisoner of the Nazis in 1944. Six weeks after her liberation she sang the title role of “Madame Butterfly” in Vienna,

Butler to Hold Prom At Indiana Roof

The Indiana Roof tonight will] play host to the, Butler university | Prom for the first time in a decade. | Changing its policy for this occasion only, the Roof will be closed to |

for the Optimist club. Times Amusement * Clock avie “Laura,” play, at 8:30. MURAT

| Polack Bros. Shrine circus, at 3:48, 7:15 and 9:30. CIRCLE “ “Sister Kenny,” with Rosalind Russell and Alexander Knox, ab 11:08, 3:40, 6:20 and 10. “Sweetheart of Sigma Ohi,” with Blyse Knox snd Frank Carle and his orchestra, at 1:35, 5:06 and 8:40.

INDIANA “It's a Wonderful Life,” with James Stewart’ and Donna Reed, as 11:15, 1:50, 4:30, 7:06 and 9:45.

KEITH'S “The Egg snd 1” with Claudette Colbert, Fred MacMurray and Marjorie Main, at 11:20, 1:35, 3:38, 45, 7:50 and 10. LOEW'S “The Macomber Affair,” with Gregory Peck and Joan Bennett, at 11, 1:48, 4:36, 7:24 and 10:15, “Bigndie’s Holiday,” with Penoy Singleton and Arthur Lake, at 12:29, 3:17, 6:06 and 8:56.

LYRIO “Ladies® Man,” with Bddie Byacken, Cass Daley, Virginia Welles, Spike Jones and pkbega, at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:20.

& Tewn,” with Philip Reed and Robert Lowery, at 12:50, 3:40, 6:30

and 9:30.

Brown County

Gallery to Open

Times State Service NASBVILLE, Ind, April 11. The Brown county art gallery will open its 324 annual mg exhibi« tion Sunday. With a showing of recent painte ings and prints by 37 artist members of the Brown County Ars Gallery association, the newly decorated gallery will be open daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. This year’s officers of the associa« tion are Edward K. Willlams, pres~ ident; L. O. Griffith, vice-president,

and Georges La Chance, secretary~

treasurer,

‘Trudy Wynn Stars In Fox Road Show

Trudy Wynn headlines the New York traveling road show opening today at the Fox. Others in the current cast include CHff “Snuffy” Cochran, comedian, Monkey Kirkland, Angel Drake, Buddy Bryant and the Fox chorus, Shows are continuous dally from 11 a. m. to 11 p. m., with s special midnight show Saturday.

Figure Loveliness Begins With Your . . . Bien Jolie!

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