Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1948 — Page 24

Jam, 32 The next big movie biog=e of Arthur Murray, the famous Pasternack has writers working Gene Kelly will play Murray. . Boulevard -bra shop. “In-

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Lederer, is workas yet untitled, Her first, was bought by RKO. ... Radio influence in night G— or signs of the times. Billy Gray's Band Box advertised, “Dish jockey wanted.” «+ + Another rib for Los Angeles, background of Dick Powell's new film, “Pitfall” A native Angeleno in the picture has the character name of Joe Smog.

Dalya Gets Around

THERE'S NO argument about Jaequeline Dalya getting around, both socially and on the screen. Or that she is the most uninhibited gal in Hollywood, and that includes Lana Turner, In seven years Jacqueline, a Latin-type from Manhattan, has appeared in 54 pictures and has dated, she says, every male of importance in Hollywood. That includes Clark Gable and Errol Flynn and Van Johnson. She almost became Mrs, Johnson But the roles and the romances have been fleet-

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Miss ‘Merton of Movies’

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Last night's concert by the In-|tute for Mr. Scott in the tenor part dianapolis Bach Choir in World|of Bach's Coffee Cantata. The choir, apparently depleted in cast. numbers by the inclement weather Unkind circumstances worked| yas heard only in Bach's Mass in

Guest soloist was Raphael KraFarrell Scott, tenor, whom Direc- mer, the Indianapolis: Symphony's| tor George Frederick Holler had first cellist, who demonstrated last| fcounted upon for an Introductory night, as he did in Saturday night's! | Actress ‘Maureen O'Sullivan aria from Bach's Christmag Ora- municipal concert in the Murat, {her husband, Director John Farrow, | toro, was ill and could not appear. his comand of a difficult instru- today tied for the movie colgny

Mr. Kramer opened last night's program with Bach’s Suite in C {major for unaccompanied cello— most familiar through the various {transcriptions of its two Bourrees. As an encore to the Beethoven, {Mr. Kramer played the “Flight of | the Bumblebee,” /done #h the cello, you might say, - -with-mirrors—mirrors and -glissandi, {It brought down the house. (That's {merely a poetic statement in World| {War ‘Memorial, worth and countless tons of Bedford limestone above and around you.) | I can't hang out a big shining {banner for the Coffee Cantata, not because of Mr. Holler's earnest efforts to substitute for Mr. Scott, but the other two soloists were too 'consciously vocal. may need a little explanation. Charlene Clore, soprano, and Earl Al{bertson, bass, both show the kind of {training that produces an artificial " |solo quality. Mr, Albertson particularly, with a {fine natural voice and big rengs; ‘has unfortunately acquired a vi|brato of outboard-motor rapidity.| Miss Clore likewise shows the in{fluence of fraining for solo singing (vibrato and striving in the wrong places, instead of attention to the mnie itself and the voice as instru-

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The only vocal soloist last night \who rated more than a “C” in the} {great test of Bach singing was Barbara Bailey, alto. Miss Bailey needs {more training in diction and breath|control., Like all voeal-solo aspirants to Bach, she .aeeds to listen lconstantly to the best available re-, jcordings. But she has a real sense {of how to sing. That's promising. In the P major Mass, the Bach Choir was assisted by an instrumental ensemble including Renato Pacini and Charlotte Reeves, vio{lins; Harold Sorin, viola; |Reuleaux, cello; Ruth Peacock and! Patricia Rheinhardt, oboe, and My- | ‘ron Barber and Harry Michels, |

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Fifth Child Born To Movie Actress

HOLLYWOOD, Jan, 22 (UP)— and

{parenthood championship with birth lof their fifth child, The nine-pound four-ounce girl, second daughter in the family, was born Tuesday night. The parents said they would telephone’ Miss O'Sullivan’s father in Dublin to ask him to suggest an Irish name for the child. Eddie Cantor, elzmmpion has five HE

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The Bach Choir's sent cine] dad will be presented: March 11 in Zion | | Evangelical Church.

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