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owas OCT. 1, 1948 ist Symphony Members Here

Two-Thirds Return - For New Season

Names of Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra personnel for the coming season were announced today by Fabien Sevitzky, orchestra conductor. More than two-thirds of last year's orchestra will return to their accustomed places when the 12th major season opens with its first rehearsal Monday, Oct. 25 Lenn ‘Zawisza, conc ertmaster since 1938, with time out for military service, will serve as assist ant conductor for the season. Other first-chair musicians returning this season include: : Harold Sorin, viola

Fay Jennings,

bass; Mary Spaiding, harp: Harrier peas VW-Hiam Bendix a ire Trevor are a

cock, flute: Earl Schuster, oboe

Johnson; Prederick Schmitt, French horn swat. and (la Max Woodbury, trumpet: George Rhodes. happy couple Domb James McAllister tuba, and C " Townsend Cook, timpani, English horn Ruth tory, will be played’ by Ruth Peacock, who

will also be a member of the oboe sec.| Keith's, tion; William Schumaches will play a | tra bassoon in addition to his work in

the hassoon section and Sidney White Girl Blames Government o; her program, her. expressions (For Broken Marriage |

Wil be bass trombonist as well as a member of the trombone section.

Ohief librarian will again be Arthi

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: - THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. _

Hazel Scoff's Voice, Eyes «

By HENRY BUTLER {A near-capacity house braved | {tently with Liszt's

(Hazel Scott's recital at the Murat. golf or skee-ball on the piano. They were rewarded visually as “Harmonieally< Trite" iwell as aurally, i For Miss Scot, vivacious and

igowned in white, She wore - {might seem hazardous for a gil be chores: l.st as active as she is. | As in her 1945 recital here, she | Imade the most of her mobile face and expressive eyes, She gave | the impression of conversing with! lan invisible personage inside the piano; smiling acknowledgement,

much for her own

the king of [sonage when she successfully exe- S 3 Sanage difficult passage and oc-/as the Bach-to-hoogie artist, casionally offering a little prayer; lof thanks with her eyes, “Tea for Two” Mainly wistful, sometime s|

he Babe boogie.

tragic during the’ serious portion|

[became Increasingly animated when she tore into popular music.

even worse on a fine cone

Deming, who will also play flute hur SYDNEY stralis \ rand piano than it does on Bernat will be ‘asaiscint Lh tute: Saati § YDNEY, Australia, Oct. 11 Her faintly audible humming Sn Ba tonk Jalopy. as a violist and celeste player; Carl John-| (UP) — Mrs. Cecile Garrett, 23 made some of har hearers wish hon

son. will be assistant librarian and

" member of the violin section and wi wife of an American Army offi-

liam Schumacher will continue in

position as orchestra personnel manager cer, charged today her marriage music visibly was doing tb her. with failure be-|

Violinists who will return Include

was t tened Renato Pacini, Alfred Aulwurm Jaco ob: hrestened

i she had a mike so she could more fully communicate what

All this is ‘writing the review Tavern Television

Blatt,’ David Bogushevsky. Joseph Bon. [CAUSE Of the Australian govern-|hickward, but I want to mention NEW YORK. Oct. 11 (UP)

hacorso. Angelo DeGeorge, Kenneth Glassiment’s attempts to repatriate all pigs Scott's elaborate version o

‘who will Riso play percussion), Nob

Howard (also euphonium), Meyer Nonle Australian girls hired under con-i “mea for Two"

Olive Kuehn, Mildred Lind, Theodora y Mantz. Charlotte Reeves, Louis Shapiro] (tract by the U. and Sidney Szathmary {Pacific Violists Kenneth Alvea., Robert Bennett” and Herbert Congdon will also return, as will the following members of| the cello section: Waiter Reuloan Her-! Lt,

ried on Guam Durward

man Liebenthal, Charles Medlin William |Roswell, N. M

Shechtman and Henry Van Buskir

Fred Heilman, Ashiey Paige and Arthur Schiller

Francis Pitzgerald will he a member of heard from her

the <ffute section; French horn players 2 will again include Myron Barber, Peni July and does

Huffman and Harry Michels; Louis Rut lhe is stationed now.

returns. as a’ “trumpeter, Robert Corley as a trombonist and Ralph Lillard and Vietor De Stefano as percussionists

Edwin Bfltcliffe will again be th» or- Ship: Movements

| |with her in drama and showman-| United Press | : Noordam, Rotter SHIP. { v . "Round-the-World Her playing of serious music ’

chestra's official pianist and Clarence El-| By rt its organist

! New | York ~ Arrivals: The season's opening concerts, with an! dam Pres Monroe

S. Army in the |best thing on her program. as office workers.

as perhaps the

{mixed the tea artfully

Garrett, musical quotations. as one might copyright.

| “Good Showman” Quotations

{on Guam. She said she has not! ee and unexpected key changes, | consumption may soon seek husband tsince are standard equipment for popu- court ruling on the issie to pre- tion, There are more bril- vent tavern owners from capi- (human in it today face the great-| liant and ingeniousrperformers initalizing on television with the lest crisis in the history of civil-|

know where |... pianists,

that field than Miss Scott, but! broadcaster paying the bill {there are few who can compare

Lure Near-Capacity House

|pered: Clavichord” and ‘compe: D flat etude; some genuine Indianapolis con-iwhich, “with~its crossed-hands dif-| |cert weather last night.to hear (ficulties, is a kind of miniature

But the wilfulness and eaprice! {that make -her popular playing curvaceous, waw- spectacularly le. oinating also’ make her serious playing uneven. Some pieces, like] |strapless, decollete creation which PIAYIng prelude of Chopin, seem |

And I'm afraid I can’t hand her| : “Caribbean | Fete,” which opened the program. {Though it's rhythmically inter|esting, it's harmonically trite and, ‘generally sounds: more like an! improvisation than a composition: |

Since Miss Scott is publicized

leritic may be pardoned for saying| her Bach sounds better than her| Not even Hazel Scott's lextraordinary charm and vitality] san redeem hoogie from sounding mudd aid ugly and engine-like. I might add that boogie sounds

{Attorney David M. Solinger said She.today inthe Columbia Law Rewith view that television in taverns] Mrs. Garrett said she was mar-| “More Than You Knew,” another may be banned because such address by last January toy oumans opus, adding pinches of shows infringe ‘on Marvin but was forced add pinches of herbs to a stew. In the bass section -again will be Gale to return to Australia the follow-| Gray, Stephen Drnochod. James Harneit,| ing day with 97 other Australians]

Solinger said television broadlcasters attempting to limit the’

like weird harmo- uge' of their programs to home a selves for...

ourselves that we

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Catholics Pray for

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Forum Advisory Group Is Named

Organization ‘of. an’ advisory committee fore the Indianapolis Open Fprum has been announced

man Members composing the advisory committed are: Mrs. Russell R. Benson, presi:

University ‘Women; Mrs, “Anna Morris -Bobinger, secretary. Social Workers Club; Miss ‘Pauline French, Indianapolis Public Library; C. Oliver Holmes, vice president, Indianapolis: Community Relations Council; J. Clay-

"Federation of Indianapolis Pub. lic School Teachers.

[tion for Advancement of Colored

| people; Walter Leckrone, chairIman, Foreign Policy Association; Mrs. Arthur Medlicott, president, {League of Women Voters of In-| Merkel, | | president. Indiana State Associa-!

(ddianapolis;

Russel 8, {tion for Adult Education, Mrs. Martin J._Roell, American] Association of “Social Workers;| IMrs, Karl Stumpf, president, In-| dianapolis Council of Parent-| Teacher Associations.

The Women's Auxiliary to In-| Photo- Engravers’

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After the prayer, they heard an —

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