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Res Ee . gg | 1: Prof: Oswald G. Ragatz, Student musical Offenbach’s opera, “Tales of Climax this season jn a six-pro- Hoffman,’ conducted “by Mr. am music festival May Busch of the Royal-Opera, Stock-| Planned im, at 8:15 p. m., May 15, and Bain of the TU music school as an | gan directing, at 4 p. m., May 16.

activity at In- orgar recital, 4 p. m, May 15; diana University ic Hr a Hoffman and -staged by Hans "12-15. FA ER ho by Dean Wiltred C.|ne “gt. Matthew Passion,” Dean, annual event, the festival “will

ents about the university's new iidemen wsme [n Hollywood phony: tra and -presenta- By ERSKINE JOHNSON A

‘= tions of the “Tales of Hoff“man,” and’ Bach's “St. Matthew TE ———— Passion.” NEE HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 29 —| Free to « lLotetta Young says: she can't An Jestival jprograiun excel: blame the school teachers for ne pe hour CARTE, wv | protesting her role in the new! Besides the dedication of ‘the Hal Wallis movie. “The Accused.” ‘new orgam, with a recital by its, She plays a teacher who murders’ ume Hos. 1. : <ikr--at 815. Pe Mu iByt," says Loretta. [1 want Wednesday. May 12. footlV% FUT them to gee the picture first and gram ew York’ Riverside! hen I'll debate it with them. Ij it o ied Or 13: TU ink they'll ‘see it the way I do. § ohy-C Bo lay tof. |She kills the.boy in self-defense 3 ees Sym "SR but, more. important, we're point- | ged nan conducting, 8:15 p. m.. May jo out that her job as a school |

8 Se ek 80 Voices i or nothing to do with it... .. "Carmen' Chorus.

: Auditions for the chorus of “Carmen,” to be produced Aug. 4

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