Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1948 — Page 8
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HOLLYWOOD, May 17 — De- Perry Leiber a telegram reading: ‘spite a flood of fan mail, prexy “Am sending Johmny, Meyer
over to see you. Please Herbert Yates of Republic is firm him all courtesies, including the
- ‘about not casting Dale Evans as use of your desk. {Roy Roger's leading lady in Roy's future films. Yates told me: [Hughes probably will remain as | “Roy plays a strong, silent man anonymous to RKO as he hassto {of the West who never kisses his.his own organization. Most of leading lady. No one would be- gruches’ employees refer to him, illeve it if Dale played ‘opposite as Harvey-—he's six feet tall and.
{him now. They've had a great completely invisible to them. deal of publicity on their mar-| "i,
riage, Maybe I'll change my mind! , qn a year ‘or so, hen all the Autry's ballyhoo has quieted down.” | » » . Howard Hughes’ purchase of IRKO studio launched a whole series of practical jokes. One of She. best was. perpetrated by Har: | y Brand, publicity chief at ‘Fox,!
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DRIVE-IN THEATER By HENRY BUTLER, Times Staff Writer aust Duk BLOOMINGTON, May 17--The Indiana University School of | | Music: spring festival, which concluded yesterday, started ome. {thing new and big in Indiana, Since last Wednesday, when the IU auditorium organ way |Gedicated, daily programs have shown what the university and} the state can do toward becoming a great American musical) Se Satuiday night's amag- William Geiser as Cochenille and ingly fine performance of Offen- Nathanael (these Hoosiers and Ibach's charming opera, “Tales of adopted Hoosiers really get
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{Lou Herber as Stella, and finally towering David Alken in the !triple-threat, Bela Lugosish roles Miracle and Dapper-| {Hoosier musical future. utto—the students each deserve] § la whole review, ab 1 may Rave
“Make no mistake: - In wo in| |appearance, in staging. timing! Yesterday, Dr. Bain conducted,
lahd direction, the IU “Tales of |® somewhat abridged version of | Hoffman” had the Met beat bol-| the St. Matthew Passion. : how: Soloists were Myron- Taylor, ffman. who tenor, and Carl Van Buskirk, me uugr Bens a. A German | baritone, both of the music school | sense of “earnest,” and Stage Di- {faculty; Jean Schneck, alto, and rector Hans Busch trained these | Miss Scammon, soprano, both!
IU students, both singers and or- | Students: chestra, in ways "ns can’t train] With the University Symphony prima donnas. accompanying, Dean Bain -also
ways, outdo the Metropolitan. Yesterday's version of the Bach i 8t. Matthew Passion was an-
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The result was simply swell en- | Was assisted by George yosdeon; tertainment, People who attend Organist, and Bernhard Heiden, | the Met from a sense of cultural/harpsichordist. duty and then doze would be as- | Bain Knows How The performance, despite the be, once. it's free from eAYY fia: tmmenye -tectmicat difficuities-of | dition and unhampered by artistic the St. Matthew Passion, was al-| temperament, jlognther satisfactory. Beat ot all,| Budget “Jimited nk, was the music school's. == Naturally, fhe Met, has bigger Choral Union, a large group ne {voices and a professional orches- | audi many Styles from othes ja. The Met aise has ory Westminster Choir. School -tradi- I | chicken-feed - budget, Dean wil. tion and Texas choral-conducting|
today | + ed Bain's music school students fame. knows how to make the i ~ land faculty put on one of the ‘Matthew chorales—among Bach's
/most satisfactory and plausible finest— sound beautifully eloquent. operatic rformances I've ever For all its subtlety and profunSptrylle. re BY 'dity, the St. Matthew Passion is Tt should" be repeated here, and & less satisfying work in performfor a larger audience than Satur- ance than the B Minor Mass, The day night's. It should be 'Passion demands terrible things Robert Mauren brought to Indiapapolis, and per-| from the Evangelist, which role PLUS OUNG = O'HARA
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| offered other than poor accom- Wisely. But I'd like to suggest modations at high rentals. |the Mass for next spring's 1U| “VINSIDE STORY" Offenbach’s delightful fantasy festival. of three frustrated love episodes Schnetk First-Rate in the poet Hoffman's life, pro-| It could be abridged. It could duced with an effective minimum | include local and imported soloof scenery, a maximum use of| |ists, though I'd like to say here drapes and lighting, is a beauti-/that Jean Schneck, the alto of le. ° No need for a yesterday's Bach, is a first-rate trelghn train load of beat-up set- oratorio singer. tings, such as the Met carries. Let's have Dean Bains Choral Presented in Union up in Indianapolis. How
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