Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1949 — Page 9

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Entertainment Drought to End - With Spike Jones’ Visit to State Fair

‘Musical Depreciation Revue’ Booked for 4-Day Showing;

Two Jordan Faculty Members to Present Fall Recitals By R. K. SHULL ENTERTAINMENT features at the State Fair will be-the only immediate relief from the amusement drought that settled over Indianapolis after the Starlight Musicals closed. Spike Jones and his “Musical Depreciation Revue of 1950" will hold sway at the Caliseum for the first four days of the fair, starting Thursday, Sept. 1. Jones and ¢rew, complete with greased pigs and hardware, will give everiing performances Sept. 1, 2 and 3 and 4 matinee Sunday, Sept. 4. Starting in the evening Sunday, Sept. ae Spielman, first bassoon: Frederick Schmitt. 4, the State Fair Follies will be presented first horn; Max Woodbury, first trumpet, and on the stage before the grandstand and ¢*)r8® Rhodés, first trombone.

Mary Spalding returns as harpist, James Mec-——for-gix-consecutive nights, dt OF - a8 tuba-player—and—L.. : . ' The Follies will.take the form of a variety . 4s timpanist. show, with animal and acrobatic acts slated on James Pellerite, who will fill the first: flute the program as well as the dance and musical numbers,

All acts are new to the fair and to tra. Mr. Pellerite is only years old. Indiana. ’

He is a gradgdte of Juilliard School of Musie and has studied under one of the greatest living flutists, William Kincaid. ‘He has been a member two recitals by faculty members which will be of the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra and has presented this fall, performed many times in Radio City Music Hall, Eugene Kilinski, violinist, will be presented in * > recital at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 19, at the . g . ne World War Memorial. AT THE Brown County Playhouse, Dr. Lee

. Norvelle is currently directing his cast of Indi. Ozan Marsh, who joined the Jordan faculty ana University Theater Players. in the last prolast June, will make his Indianapolis debut at

y duction of the summer season at the outdoor 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6, at the Murat Theater in neater, “Springtime for Henry.” The show. will a piano recital,

be presented each Friday, Saturday and Sunday Other rews from Jordan concerns the return evening at 8 p. m. through Sept. 18. ’ y of James Phillippe as hiead of the drama depart- ,

sp Pi lhe Br gl Mr. Phillippe “Henry” made its New York debut in 1922-23 I] Absence oi one year. Vr, * and has had man ular revivals in recent will be assisted by Marguerite Carlson, y pop ¢ + o

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cerns- a wealthy, blundering English bachelor who leads a life of ease until he is taken in hand by his apparently prim young secretary who in turn tries to persuade him to forego all his pleasant vices. » Joe Vurpillat, Huntington, Ind., IU graduate student, takes the title role. The secretary. will be played by Suzi Reeder of Ft. Wayne, another graduate student at IU, Others in the cast are

FABIEN SEVITZKY, who still has two eoncerts to conduct with the San.Diego Symphony Orchestra, announced that the only positions in the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra unfilled for the 1949-50 season are those of concertmaster and first bass. Program and solo artists arrangements have been completed for the coming season, Returning to their first chair positions again for the 1940-50 season are Joseph Saunders, first a senior, and Charles Aidman, graduate student ‘cello; Harold Sortn, first viola; Earl Schuster, from Frankfort, . . . 2

first oboe; Howard Johnson, first clarinet; Mich-

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years, several by Edward Everett Horton. it con- |

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+ . cunt ais mata oF Three ‘Great’ Film Attractions Shakespeare. in undying prose, To Open at First-Run Theaters in "Flesh and Fantasy" (Esquire, Friday); Betty Field, Alan Ladd [pain i ovieae ls imme 4] ROY ACUFF and the Smoky Mountain Boys will come and Ruth Hussey in "The: Great, Gatsby" (Indiana, Wednesday), to live the slander to the Lyric Theater Thursday for a one-week stand, the and Demnis Morgan, Doris Day and Jack Carson in "It's a Great first stage show at the Lyric in 11 years. | Feeling” [Circle, Thursday].

* Coming. to the local stage and screen will be: Rachel and BH her bashful brother, Oswald, with the Roy Acuff show on the Lyric oYys | stage starting Thursday; Spike Jones and the Slickerettes, with the Spike Jones Musical Depreciation Revue, at the Coliseum for | ‘evening performances Sept. |, 2 and 3 and a matinee Sept. 4; Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner and Melvyn Douglas in "The Great Sinner" (Loew's, Thursday); Charles Boyer and Barbara Stanwyck

(heen. able {down. “The “Danes ‘are “the happiest who i i and most carefree people in the Three “great” film attractions will open at the first-run|

world,” comedian-pianist Victor|y ,q0q this week: “The Great Gatsby” (Indiana, wednes- (C ansors Cut Qut Flying Bra

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Borge said firmly. “Shakespeare - ‘ ’ ’ “rer has convinced the world that we day), “The Great Sinner” (Loew's, Thursday) and “It's

are a long-faced and tragic lot. .3 (Great Feeling” (Circle » = = f | That ghost that he dreamed u : 8 AVA GARDNER. a chronic!

P y in ‘Hamlet’ still haunts us all.” | Thurday). : : Such distinguished - Hollywood gambler, turns all her charms on HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 20— Exclusively yours: 3 f Gregory Peck and soon has him| please. will bring back “Flesh and Fan-

Danes as Jean Hersholt and Lauritz Melchior are singularly well- vs _|gambling, too, in “The Great Sin-| The censors did a double take. The scene was in “Young Man adjusted and cheerful, Mr. Borge oo (Welle a aon on. ner,” - With Walter Huston, Ethel] With a Horn.” Kirk Douglas was playing a trumpet in a I ~rsaid.Both-came here from he cor cpmo—rogr Br“mame™—st rrymore—and Frank Morgan house orchestra. Suddenly a bra comes flying through the air and Scandinavian country. Robert Benchley, Edward G. also playing the games of chance, | lands on Kirk's head. He tosses it off and goes right on playing. ¥ Robinson, Barbara Stanwyck and casino manager Melvyn Douglas| Big laugh. But the censors said ~——— } ) ” ~ MR. BORGE, who came here Charles Bover. to mention a few. controls the fortunes of the whole no, no, no. They shot the scene over a raliroad station sign read. in-1940, was Denmark's highest-| Acuff and his crew of Grand ost. } | but substituted a fan for thé bra. ing “Palm Beach, Florida.” Two Paid sar author. "director. and|Ole ‘Opry fame” will give four| After losing everything, Peck | The censors sald that was alll dozen kids squealed with delight, or Ruther, @irecior an shows daily during their week settics ey 19 ing, His FE - on.» Nich was Jugntty gut of ) _ e Lyric. “More shows novel, based on his own tragic| ye ) character and looked it. It's the 1 was a European celebrity, —;t be a ro— their ap- experiences. as a gambler, brings IT COULD happen only in Hol-| pening shot for “Christmas he said, “and an American. no- pearances next week-end. On him enough advance royalties to lYwood: } Gift,” which is due for a new body. the Lyric screen wili.be “Hold redeem his gambling notes. Tak-| Gorgeous George, the wrestler, | title. Mitch is working as a de. But since his introduction onimw. + “Baby with ‘the Bowery Ing Ava with him, he leaves the insisted on a brunet or red: .. onent store salesman. But Bing Crosby's radio show, he has p oc “casinos forever to start a new haired leading lady for Faron he's fired after an indignant cleaned up with “pop”. concert CY. . ve life.’ uy Toe Holdt £0 4a Jot tb de manager says: “How can you tours op witleh he plays Sasmien) ALAN LADD will take the title Barbara Fuller; a blond who got. make it snow in Florida?” Bu munching ham san i } ‘ ¢ DORIS DAY portrays a wait- th rt. became a red-head tol BOD replies: “Because I'm from wiches and tumbling on and off role in the screen, adaptation of . trying to crash into the|'n® pa ' am 2 California:” |the“piano stool. |F. Scott Fitzgerald's. “The Great fijekers fn."It's a Great Feeling."| keep George happy. Director |Gatsby.” Frustrated by poverty With the rest of thé stars por-| no

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Don Hartman, who : ‘ wrote the story and fs directing, {traying themselves, the film goes| MONTGOMERY CLIFT and A » fwould like to puncture another|:® Dis youth, Jay Gatsby sets out Howard Hawks, who discovered|XPlained: “This will be a cares

| t ke f at Hollywood. |popular myth about the Danes—|t0 buy his way into the upper (°C als Yoru and JU Car-| him for pictures, are feuding. . . Jj fee Miteidn; slang te Hues ot that they make the world's fluffi- atratas of society. With his fll-| FL" Tole” noe” tite the Kirk Douglas and Ann Sothern Daughters” | ve, Mw

{est and most delicious pastry. gotten riches, he sets up a lavish r r, are dating. . . . Joan Davis will | “I remember my Aunt Tresor to_entertain the elite. id mg Pr JR ts Win on the road for a week as a| Janet Leigh is the girl. She's a {cakes,” he said. “My hardest boy-| While trying to win socialite|fy] attempts, Morgan and Carson |traveling saleswoman to exploit war widow. Bob meets her and {hood chore was helping her lift Betty Field away from her hus-igive up. Doris catches a train for her own production, “Traveling brings her happiness after actus{them out of the oven. Sométimes band, Barry Sullivan, Gatsby be- her old home town. Goodwin, on | Saleswoman.” | ing her of living with a dead man. {the whole family had to help:” [comes involved in a manslaughter the same train, “discovers” her| . x» - | Dramatic® stuff out. with touches The best Danish pastry Borge's case. To shield Miss Field, Gats- and offers a contract... Other film| BOB MITCHUM was playing) : a fever eaten is made by a Hun- by takes the blame and pays the stars make periodic: appearances with an electric train, and|of comedy. Like Mitchum making |8arian restaurant here, penalty, (during the course dbf the film, ; |daintily sprinkling snowflakes | snow in Florida.

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