Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1950 — Page 5

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THERE'S A MAN down in Brown County who likes to be snowed in. Unless the snow is piled in | white drifts around his Nashville studio, artist €. Curry Bohm is unhappy. - 2 “The adopted Hoosier préfers painting snow. landscapes to all other types. However, doing the ocean, he feels, presents the greatest His “Heavy Seas” took first in the 26th annual Hoosler Salon now showing in Block’s Auditorium: Mr. Bohm has been as successful with his snowscapes as he is now with his sedScapes. He won the grand prize in the Hoosier Salon in 1945 with “Gray Hills of Winter.”

He Was Born in Tennessee

. THE LANDSCAPE pailfter was born in Nash--witle;- Tenn: - His mother and father were sopping in the Southern city. while his father, Robert W. Bohm, was executing: a mural commission. : Robert Bohm and his family lived in New. Orleans where he designed Mardi Gras floats and painted the murals for the old St. ‘Charles Hotel and Theater. After the death of nis. father, Curry and his mother moved to Louisville. While a teen-ager he traveled summers up and down the Ohio River with a bush league circus and filled in his afterschool hours learning thé printing trade. When. he was 18 he married his “childhood sweetheart and went to Chicago to study art. Mr. Bohm studied in the Chicago Art Institute and the National Academy of Chicago, ‘He supported himself and his young wife by working in the backshops of commereial printing companies. As 3 student Mr. Bohm heard of the —*hospitality--and--kindness-of the -Hoosiers and the beauties of Brown County.” The Bohms came down to the Indiana hills twice each year. Now the successful artist wishes that more young painters would discover Brown County as he did. After maintaining a Chicago studio for several - years, Mr, Bohm and his wife moved permanently to Indiana in 1932. Mr. Bohm was a charter member of the Brown County Group and is now the president. Living with the Bohms are the artist's mother and an English sheepdog, Mittens. ~~ Mr, Bohm started exhibiting in the Hoosier ‘Salon the second year after its inception and he received his major award last week on his silver anniversary as a Salon contributor. The Bohms’ year is divided into three parts. Mr. Bohm paints in’ his Nashville studio during the winter months. During June, July and August he has a school of landscape painting. Classes, which are for serious art students over 16 years - of age, are limited to 10. There is no formal curriculum and each artist works directly with thé master. On Sept. 1 the Bohms go to Glouster, Me., where Mr. Bohm paints up and down the coast,

sacrifices,

alone,’

declares,

able to suppor than a couple

school.

scapes major! awards.

| Hoosier Profile’

C. Curry Bohm ., , . prize-winning painter Mr. Bohm says that he enjoyed being in

Allisons but that he won't take anything” else but painting for a full time job.

Makes. Socrifices

HE ADMITS that the artist has to make He was out of art school seven years before he depended on the income from painting And even then there were times when the | Bohms boarded students and processed their own | food to make ends meet. In speaking of his adopted state, Mr. Bohm “Hoosiers as a whole have done more | for their artists than any other state.” Indiana has the very real possibility of Maing | the Middle West in art, according to Mr. Bohm While the Hoosier Salon has been active for more |! than a quarter century, no other state has been organization for more!

t-a similar of years.

Analvyzi contempor are “Peg O' My Heart,” " East| Mississippi Democratic National landecar artist regrets the Lisi "ne Srenen Lynne ? “Able's Irish Rose” and Committpeman Clarence E. Hood

” “America has a different philosophy from urope and our painting should be different. The! American artist is have thé mind for non-|the direction of Dr. Lee Norvelle. tional understanding and national objective and abstract art,” says Mr. Bohm. Mr. Bohm, who tries to do most of his land-| directly from nature,

One of his snow scenes

{Heidt with a volume of poetry by

at 5:30 p. m., with the regular {half-hour radio broadcast begin-

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Governor Plans Feet Som vo Jules To Attend Show

Carl T. Dunn, consulting en gineer, will address the Ie ols chapter, Society for the Advancement f

Schricker fo Present nr spor | Heidt With; Gift in’ the. Lincoln, §

Gov. Henry F. Schricker will attend the Kiwanis-sponsored Horace Heidt Youth Opportunity] Show at Butler Fieldhouse tomor-| row evening.

The governor will present Mr.

Mr, Dunn was a pioneer in the application of incentives to general plant main-/’ tenance work.

years been consulting “engineer for Al-

James Whitcomb Riley as a symbol of Indiana's achievements in the art world.

The big talent show will start

Mr. Dunn heft Ramond & Associates, Chi-

i will speak on “A Concept’ of a Fair Day's Work.” The meeting will be at 8 p. m., preceded by a dinner at 6:30 p. m. Non members {win attend.

ning at 830 p. m. The network show will be aired locally over)

‘ 150 Acts Auditioned . More than -50 local acts audi- Resume Talks in Effort

tioned with the Heidt tslent To Avert Phone Strike

scouts for a place on the sh ow. | NEW YO RK, Feb. § (UP) — From these, three or four acts Federal Mediator Willlam Mar-

ane co ETHEL BARRYMORE ETHEL WATERS + WILLIAM LUNDIGAN

a Jusrinse «THRILLS

will appear on’ the program. Acts| is" poets again. today with

from other cities discovered by. {Western Electric C 0. officials and Heldt during the past week also {representatives of the Communi-

will be included in the program. | .ii,ne Workers Union (C10) in For the regular traveling show,/ an attempt to avert a nation-wide Heidt includes his orchestra and| telephone strike next Wednesday. the cream of the-talent crop he! Following--negotiations-yester-|-has been harvesting around the! day, Mr. Margolis sald the gov{country since the war, in addition| ernment was * ‘apprehensive about ir his new discoveries. the situation,” The union has SINE Re threatened a nation-wide strike next Wednesday morning for better pay, shorter hours and an improved pension plan.

Nashville Playhouse | ‘Plans 1950 Season

Times State Service

NASHVILLE, Feb. 4—Two Dixie Democrat Seeks

comedies, an old-fashioned melo- Civil- Rights ‘Armistice’

drama, and a mystery play have | been scheduled for presentation at] MERIDIAN, Miss., Feb. ¢ (UP) the Brown County Playhouse dur-| President Truman has agreed {ing the 1950 summer season. [to talk with him about an “armis-

The productions to be given tice” on the civil rights matter,

“Ladies in Retirement.” said todiy, The plays will be staged by the! Mr. Hood said he requested the {Indiana University Theater, under conference “in the interest of sec-

Actors will be selected from mem. security.” bers of the IU Speech Depart-| vu cits WEST POINT

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