Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1949 — Page 20

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| Walt Disney

Honor Famed ley : At Campus Premiere

Times State Service

LAFAYETTE, Jan. 6 — “Wal

urday, Jan. 15, The "honor day"

{premiere | tf ‘Heart, " lati st Disney creation, 0 the Purdue campus,

day, sponsored by the

{ney films, Making appearances on al

,&1l three events.

{in Memorial Union Building at

Hall of Music.

tale of a little boy and his happ farm childhood in Indiana. Muc

rustic hills of Brown County,

Tommy Reed, Band Return to Roof

Tommy Reed and his orchestr which was

‘this week-end.

rarises-from--the band's style of instrumentation,

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"at PURDUE by HOLLYWOOD |

~~ “ONE BRICK HIGHER” WITH A STUDENT CAST OF 15,000 F S ALBERT P. STEWART, Conducting the ¢ V. GLEE CLUB and Featuring JEANNE -§ WILSON, Purdue Olympic Swim Star. ) Howat story of Antiiean youth building for. mates hey . Ee music!

LAST TIMES TONITE 4 Starrin RAIMY snd Fernando! 4 WELL-DIGGFR'S PAUGHTER"

entertainment feature, Jam with |

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introduced here fi early November will give a repeat performance of his Velvatone {music when they return to the Indiana Roof to play for dancing

t 3h Disney Day,” honoring the al artist and cartoonist, will be ob-| served at Purdue University Sat-

{is in conjunction with the world | “So Dear To My! | bers of the Indianapolis Symph- jos Salzedo’'s “Chanson dans la, fony gave the kind of program nuit” and the. latter composer's {that should. be heard more fre- transcription of “Believe Me, If | Featuring observance of the quently here and elsewhere inlA) capsule orchestra Charms.” |Alumni Scholarship Foundation,(can do very nicely, as Mr, Za-| will be a dinner attended by Mr.|wisza's men and women did last Disney and celebrities of the film|night, with things like Mozart's Rameau {world and showings of two Dis- “Marriage of Figaro” ¢

Purdue the

|three programs, in addition to Mr. | Disney, will be: Burl Ives, Hoosier the full’ Symphony's singing troubadour; Beulah Bondi, | fonietta should be able to tour’ Bobby Driscoll, Luana Patten and smaller communities and play Clarence Nash, better known as|good music where it most needs “Donald Duck.” The Purdue Var-|to be heard. sity Glee Club will also appear at}

ip. m. with a showing of “Fan-| | tasia” scheduled tor 6:45 p.m. and Ing may have to be done to get the premiere of “So Dear To My| best results. Heart” at 9:30 p. m., both in the|

“So Dear To My Heart” is the

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of the filming was done in the!

At Fairg Fairgrounds

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. By HENRY BUTLER The

Pardue fo Cite Simfonietfa Makes Debut - With Zawisza Conducting

THE. INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - Times Amusement Clock

cians want in the way of precise

Indianapolis “Simfonietta, beat and clear cues, He also has |Leon: Zawisza conducting, made acquired, perhaps unconsciously, its debut last night before a some of Maestro Sevitzky's man-

more-than-capacity house World War Memorial.

in nerisms,

i i

Soloist last night was Mary

Some hopeful ‘listeners had Ao | Spalding, the Symphony's ‘harp-

be-turned away-—andther demon. stration, of the Memorial's “conspicuous waste” function, Thorstein Veblen's phrase.

state. A

= Always ‘excellent with thé or-

chestra, inichance to -show her. first rate|

Miss Spalding. had a

Itechnique and musicianship in] Mr. Zawisza and 22 other mem-| Hasselman's “La Source,” Car-

“Those Endearing Young

The Simfonietta also played,

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the ‘“Musette et Tambourin” of| two Jamaican pieces by! overture) oo jamin = and excerpts from and Haydn's “London” sym- bo i” hony, With an overhead not | Grieg's “Peer Gynt” suite, puony., Whatever tenseness Mr. Za-|

more than 20° or

From where 1 sat in

r cent of 28 i Sim-/ Wisza may have experienced in|

- the

last night's prémiere, he certainly!

hope possible

crowded little auditorium, it was-|

| The dinner meeting will be Held ‘not too easy to gauge the Sim-

{fonietta's tonal balance. 1 have

has started something. And let's other sponsors will found to carry on the work made last night by the co-| sponsoring Indiapa Federation of}

Music Clubs and Local 3, Awmierican Federation of Musicians,

an impression some experiment

But in last night's initial pro-

gram, the ensemble responded ad-

This. town could weH

series of free concerts, like the

| |

be,

use a

ones David Mannes used to con-|

mirably to Mr. Zawisza's expert conducting. As the Symphony's

concertmaster, Mr.

orchestra to the Manufacturers Building at ‘the “State Fair- | grounds for a dance next

| Thursday.

'Ceramist Plans

To Exhibit Work

Times State Service

EVANSVILLE, Jan. 6—Frank | Engle,

ceramist of Newburgh,

Lionel Hampton “will bring his |

Zawisza

sponsors Simfonietta and

; desert.

will open an exhibition of his re-|

cent work ‘at the Evansville Pubi1i¢ Museum next Sunday. In addi-

| tion to works, special arrange-

ments of materials, tools and fin-|

{ished products will show visitors | each step in the production of |

| cera mic wares.

The artist graduated from Her

ron Art School; Indianapolis, in|

1940, winning a Mary Millikan |

Award for travel in Canada. He| {has “Yeceived several prizes In |state and national shows for his| work.

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DICK CARLTON and His Orchestra Play for Your Matinee Dancing Pleasure Every Saturday, 3-5 P. M. No Cover Charge!

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