Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1947 — Page 6

Beneke's "Prom Date’ Album Is Ready

iJ. 8. Bach by playing second fiddle

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ Auxilia ool Second Violin = iary to Mout 5

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Heifetz Plays To Self in

Release of Record Due in Fall

Jascha Heifetz his double-crossed

Ww himself,

Double Concerto, which he recorded recently for RCA-Victor. When Mr. Bach wrote his double concerto, he meant it to be played

by two violinists. But on the Red

ach Concerto

The talented violinist plays both ’ first and second fiddles on Bach's)

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Ll. 1030 end Purdue universities in the next few weeks touch to “Down in Chihuahua,” A}i1ough the same stunt has been PLAYS SECOND FIDDLE-- [J and HARMONICA BOOGIE Their) ba Open Until Midnight Daily and Sunday - o . . : rm me - tho . ; The . si g if he: secona record and n 9” * 3 The “songs are those which have The other tunes are his famous With vocals by the Pastels. The sec- gone countless times before, the fact Jascha Heifetz, noted violinist, 1 a big nr He Rew 10 —19¢ oh campus associations with a hostal. “Flamingo,” “I Don't Want te Cry nd side 1s “Minor RIL.” Although tpi & musician of Mr. Hettetz| Plays second fiddle to himself gic appeal for everyone: The eight Anymore,” “All of Me,” and Soli this is an instrumental, H's snot In fusical stature did it has caused On a new Victor Red Seal re- BARCLAY ALLEN and his PHONE YOUR ORDERS TO US representative favorites are played tude.” Kenton's complex “progressive Jazz" o jot of comment from critics. , cording of Bach's Double Con- bree. RUYTHM NOUR play CUMANA MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION in smooth, danceable style with Other top discs of the week are; series so vou won't need a diagram As for Mr. Heifetz, his only re- certo. A nvr i oo y ! Please Send O. O. D. Records. 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HAPPY swing”; “Alma Mater (Cornell)” and Day with Charles Dant's orchestra, | Years Incidentally, “White Roses B tl U St # BI vis and THEM THERE (ore One “Phe Eves of Texas,” both by the ” nM tries hia hand ated AR excellent passage by Ernie urier . qa 3 he —63¢ g . . /aughn Monroe i 8 — i 5 . % ’ s n . es . col ecto: * . ‘ olitnaden Wreek f Georeha “Kokomo, Indiana” and “You Do.” Pili on neo on and George Van pr, Ernst W, Swanson, research Collection Totals 47, ~~ ST. PAUL'S CHURCH CHOIR sings ambling rec rom Georgia ~ . ) 11 ; a4 g! , . aR g a GOD BE WITH YOU and I'M ;80 : . wl r verston 1s all right conomist and assistant d f . - . Tech.” gets the Beneke treatment The orchestra ve! on oi : 3 y Speaking of Ernie Piice, you ns DRONA, and. uses irector o Donated by Public GLAD JESUS LIFTED ME. 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Terrific 0 —63¢ 4 + timental HO Re seh G Wi clarinet take honors on both sides. university college today. this p , Hi Jove,” sung by Gus Go . ” Getting better with each playing Rh ye, the Johnson sax, and “Sugar Blues” gels a complete of business ad- Miss Ohr also said the collection SISTER ROSETTA THARRE. sing ix "He's a Real Gone Guy,” Nellie and featuring the . . wrhauling by Johnny Mercer. the ministration is rapidly gai larity. w a new Version of HE'LL UNDER. “Leave It to Fale, Gate,” a brisk overhauling by Johnny Mercer, the gon pidly gaining popularity with | STAND AND BAY ‘WELL DONE and / Litcher's first effort on Oaptiol!, wrumentation Pied Pipers and Paul Weston'’s or- Dr. Swanson has Mbrary patrons. . The records aref ZHIS TRAIN. Hetier thas} the Four \ hey 1 Li ) > > + . 1 W records. Miss Lutcher, a gal with TSH tha ite Chestra. 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ABBOTT AND COSTELLO in their * tirely her own. “Real Gone” show- him into trouble, will get into no to 0 0 00 awhy Should § Cry Since 1044, serving T ; L-4 comedy skit WHO'S ON FIRST’ A d t " “lt . : y ' ie new albums are George ree) 1 cafes her voice on a. swiftly placed trouble for his swing or Rate Over You?” socked across by Mer- as secretary of the Gershwin's “Rhapsody in Bhs ot bese 10"—$1.05 ccor Ing o bitles piece and the second side, The ‘Town Criers sing “Kate, and cer's lazy lyrics. : committee on with Oscar Levant, pianist: Quartet : BING CROSBY sings MERRY 1 “Let Me Love You Tonight,” shows Stuait Foster ad oe Criers sing Alvino Rey has a good new ballad | Dusiness statistics, ‘No. 2 in E Flat major for piano rn in a collection of all Ayres Records . ’ “yr “" 3 in of his be hristmas songs. 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