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SINGING TONIGHT—Libby Maurer, vocalist, who will be one of the featured ,entertainin the variety show at 8 tonight in Garfield The program

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Voices Sought

_|For Musicale's Choir

| Charies Hedley, director of the | Indianapolis Matinee Musicale's [choral section, has announced sevleral vacancies in the chorus avail{able before ils season opens in Oc- | tober, Matinee Musicale members interlested in having auditions are re- | quested, to meét at-5 p, m. next | Tuesday in Mr. Hedley's studio at |Jordan conservatory, 1204 N. Dela|ware st. Purther information may ‘be obtained from Mrs. Cecil G. Be- | vis, 6200 Evanston ave., BR. 7304.

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Only 2300 Hear Tome Touro In Sonsational Concert at Bow!

By HENRY BUTLER Some 2300 persons heard last night's concert of Fabien BSevitzky's summer symphony, with Jennie Tourel as soloist, at Butler Bowl That number was about 5000 too few.

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Miss Tourel has one of those sensational. Last night she worked under will undoubtedly be corrected next summer. But her voice, her way of doing arias and songs -— those are things you can’t criticize. The special oomph in Miss Tou‘rel's singing of the “Habanera” or

“the “Seguidilla” from “Carmen” is

not just Jennie Tourel. It's Miss Tourel plus what she's heard ac- | | tually or in recordings of other | {great singers. How can you put | that across in writing?

| Pace to face with the pubiic, the musical artist is the loneliest possible person. Even in the best audience, how many people know what {the artist is trying to do? An audience like last night's knows Jennie Tourel sings beauti-|: fully. But no audience, however sophisticated, can ever give full appreciation to what went into that beautiful singing. Besides the “Carmen” excerpts, Miss Tourel sang the “My Heart” aria from “Samson and Delilah,”

and Tchaikovsky and, of all things, “My Hero,” repeated in one of Dr. Bevitzky’'s group - singing encores. Another encore, with audience .par-

With Thine Eyes,” key.of F.

The summer symphony sounded better than usual last night, especially in Mendelssohn's “Wedding March.” Lionel Barrymore's “Prelude,” based on “On the Banks of the Wabash” and especially written by the 68-year-old actor for the Indianapolis centennial, seemed ingenious. It needs further hearing, and it needs better playing than this year's summer orchestra could give it,

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