Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1947 — Page 8

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Starlet Elopes With Radia. Actor

LAS VEGAS, Nev, July 21 (U.

native of Santa Rosa, Cal, was discovered by & movie scout while operating an elevator in a Hollywood sports store, She attended school

in San Bernardino, Cal, and Holly-

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Actress oh Honeymoon After Nevada Wedding

LAS VEGAS, Nev, July 21 P.).~Actress Margo Woode and Bill Burton, artists’ manager, were honeymooning in New York today following their marriage here yesterday. The actress recently ob tained her release from 20th Cen-tury-Fox studio. .

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Tunis Heads Writers Staff

I. U. Conference In Final Week

author of two novels about Indiana high school basketball, will head the staff of Indiana university's writers’ conference in its final week, beginning today. A member of last year's conference staff, Mr. Tunis will have charge of workshops in non-fiction writing during the week. He is best known

cats,” based on high school basketball and centering about the Kokomo high school team. The conference staff for the last week also will include Rolfe Humphries, known as a Guggenheim

of the Phi Beta Kappa poem at Tufts college and winner of the 1946 emorial award. Coincidentally with the conference sessions, the university's Journalism department today opened 8 two-weeks' institute for high school newspaper and yearbook staf members. Also scheduled for the week are two university convocations. Dr, E. E. Dale, University of Oklahoma

“The Romance of the Cowboy,” Dr. Gerald Wendt, editorial director of Bclence Illustrated, will lecture Thursday evening on “The Power of the Atom.”

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GOOD QUESTION — June Haver gives meaning to the title question, "I. Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now?" film currently at Keith's,

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RHUMBA WHIZ — Desi Arnaz, expert in Latin-American rhythms, currently appearing with his band and stage show

at the Circle. Accompanying screen feature is "Lost Honeymoon,” starring Franchot Tone.

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every 10 minutes isn't surprising, or wasn't in July, 1032, Timid last week, the local con-cert-going audience is growing bolder about the weather, Last night, the .crowd of some 6000 elected to sweat out the mid-pro-gram sprinkle and wait for the “Rhapsody in Blue” and the Bennett arrangement of “Porgy vand Bess” music. | A large part of last night's triumph belongs to Dr. Sevitzky. Whether he knows it or not, he has drawn to himself the kind of admiration usually accorded a successful athletic coach. Last night the crowd laughed - appreciatively when the maestro forgot about the mike right back of him and lustily sang his instructions to the orchestra. Chasins Excellent Mr. Chasing repeated his admirable Gershwin performance of last season. Odious or not, comparisons might be tactless. But Mr. Chasins strikes me as the best current performer of the Gershwin “Concerto in F." He even makes the “Rhapsody in Blue” sound new and interesting. He has a composer's sensitivity to musical ideas plus instinctive accuracy. That surefingered digging into the keyboard for tone is something to remember, Dr. Sevitzky and the orchestra started with excerpts from “Strike Up the Band” and “An American in Paris.” The latter composition has vitality apart from its outmoded notes, . Right after iotermission, Dr, Sevitzky invited the audience to sing with the orchestra. He chose the first two verses and choruses of the “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” In the maestro's Hoosier twang, which Fred Waring kidded in last season’s unforgettable pop concert at the Murat, the title's first two words turned out “Bottle Heem.” Since most of us can't remember any words of Julia Ward Howe's second verse

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and hence turn to something about John Brown's body or “We'll hang Jeff Davis to a sour-apple tree,” that second verse was understandably

wn | feeble, Both. choruses were impres-

sive, And the maestro invited his audience to write post-card requests for a number to be sung with the

“ |orchestra Wednesday night, when

Thomas L. Thomas, baritone, will be soloist.

The low price scale, the incomparably good setting—much better than any other summer-eoncert setup you could imagine, certainly miles ahead of New York's Lewisohn stadium, the immense fun of seeing

certs a great success. Most of all, Maestro Sevitzky has great adaptability. People call him a good showman, which he is. He wins his audience, as he did last night with a crowd far bigger than the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra's winter quarters can accommodate. For future summer seasons he needs the entire winter personnel of the Symphony, He can delight everybody with pop concerts. He can also continue building a musical organization that will give Indi-

vantages in concerts and fpstrument teachers. Lanny Ross will be soloist at next Saturday's concert at 8:46 p. m.

Hoosier's Body Found

WASHINGTON, July 21 (DU. P.). ~The war department said today that 204 American soldiers who died in the Philippinesislands while confined in the Japanese prison camp at Camp O'Donnell had been identified. One of them was Cpl

Charles H. Millet, Nappanee, Ind

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Actor-producer Charlie Chaplin said today that Rep. J Parnell Thomas (R. N. J), of the house un-American affairs committee, could save the taxpayers money by telephoning him collect to ask if he is a Communist, Mr. Chaplin made the after reading in newspapers that he was to be questioned by the committee in Washington in September. “While you are preparing your British-born film personality said,

“1 will give you a hint on where I stand. I'am not a Communist. I

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