Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1950 — Page 22

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‘Mister Roberts’ Another Of Evening’s Features

By Henry Butler

THE COMING WEEK'S most unusual miusisal event will be the concert tomorrow evening in Crispus Attucks

. auditorium by the Fisk University Choir and Jubilee’ Singers.

Carrying on an 80-year-old tradition of choral excellence; the singers, directed by John F. Ohl, will present a

program of classisc and Negro spirituals. Tom ing al i OITOW evening also will p. m. Tuesday in Caleb Mills

“” bring the opening of Mister pian; Julius Huehn, former MetroRoberts” at the Murat. That| politan Opera baritone and chair-long-awaited drama of life aboard {man of the Jordan College voice a merchant vessel in the wartime department, in recital at 8 p. m. South Pacific will play here six/ Wednesday in World War Medays, with matinees Wednesday morial; Fabien Sevitzky and the

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Beginning with this afternoon’ s| “Meet Your Symphony” concert peprise of last night's Symphony at 8 p. m. Thursday In Cadle program, the week's other events| Tabernacle: the~season’s second include: Sigmund Romberg, his children’s at {vitzky and today in the Murat; |10 a. m. Saturday, also in Cadle, |

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i little description here. It's a tense drama of conflict between .a tyrannical merchant-ship captain land his crew. In the touring cast | we'll see here, principals are John | Forsythe, James Rennie, Robert Burton and Jackie Cooper,

{and the Athenaeum Theater's pro-| duction of “As Husbands Go” at] Saturday in the Athe- | naeum ballroom,

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A feature of Mr, Huehn's re-| er future events you may wish| cital Wednesday evening will be | to keep in mind. Dr. Sevitzky and |g hubert's = “Winterreise,” the!

the Symphony will give a spe- | {famed song-cycle. infrequently cial Township Family concert atl eard in its entirety.

1 o present their] DR. SEVITZKY'S soloist for annual concert for employees of [the “Meet Your Symphony” conL. 8. Ayres & Co, at 8 p. m. leent Thursday evening in Cadle Wednesday, Feb, 22, in the Murat!will be Dorothy Munger, who will with Ozan Marsh, chairman of (pe heard in the first movement {the Jordan College piano de-|of Tchaikovsky's B flat minor | partment, as soloist In the Grieg |Concerto for Piano. On the same | Concerto, Mr. Marsh originally program will be such familiar fa= was to have played with the lyorites as Beethoven's “Egmont” orchestra in a popular concert gverture, Grieg's “Peer Gynt” | | Feb. 28, which now has been can-/gyjte and Smetana's “Die Mol[celled, owing to schedule diffi-|4,, =] (culties. Soloists for the symphony's {children’s concert Saturday morn{ing will be John 8hilenck, pianist, and Jean Ray, voealist,-both--of r, | Indianapolis, winners of the or- * |chestra’'s annual talent compe{tition.

dy THE TIMES annual Ice-O-Rama will liven up the Coligeum Thursday evening, Feb. 23. Abd Artur Rubinstein will be { Bevitzky's soloist with the ge {phony in Brahms’ D minor Con{certo Sunday afternoon, Feb. 26,| and Monday -evening, Feb, 27. Laughton to Headline

“Mister Roberts,” the Thomas Purdue Variety Show

mes Sixte Servi LAFAYETTE, Feb. 11—Charles! Laughton, famed stage, screen) and radio actor, will headline the | Victory Variety show at the Pur{due . University Hall of Music on Friday. " Performances at 7 and 9:30 |p. m. have been scheduled for the {show which will include in addi] tion to Laughton, Nellie Lutcher,! famed Negro vocal and piano recording artist and her trio: Skitch {Henderson, with his piano and lorchestra; the Anteleks, daring ‘high pole aerialists, and Joe Ter‘mini, musical comedian.

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Fabien Sevitzky conducting, with soloist Blanche Thebom, messo- . soprano, at 3, i

Sigmund Romberg and his orchestra, in concert, at 8 p

CIVIC “The Fatal Weakness.” a comedy,

: CIRCLE EA Frankie Carle and his orchestra. on stage at 12:30, 2:50, 5:05, 7:10 and 9:35,

aad Barbara Pavton, at 1:28, 0. 5:55, 8:06 and 10:30,

3 suns “Ge West, Young Man,” with Ma ° ou and Warren *williams, at 1:45, 4:35..7:30 and 10:30.

“Klondike Annie.” with Mae West “Featured in stage ‘and music afirachions coming to Indianapolis and Victor Fo at 3:15, 6:05

and 9. . oe will be: John Forsythe, James Rennie and Jackie Cooper in “Mr.

= INDIANA Roberts," opening tomorrow evening at the Murat for a six-da Pickford” dna Fait, ically. a Ch3%s | run of eight performances; Julius Huehn, baritone, formerly with

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snd 9:30 | of Music faculty, in recital at 8:15 p. m. Wednesday i in the World | imi; J vb o War Memorial; Artur Rubinstein, pianist, soloist with the Indianwena Bairymors aii, S374 | apolis Symphony Orchestra in concerts at 3 p.m. Sunday and $0 a ~— 8:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 26 and 27, in the Murat, and Joan “All the King’s Men,” with Brod- | Meyers, one of the many local skaters to appear in The Times Ice{rss 08 and jo ounne Pru. 8 | O.Rama at the Coliseum at 8:15 p. m. Thursday, Feb. 23.

irt’s Sehool” with - J Revs nol s_and Ross Ford, at ®, 5:48 and 8:50.

Indianapolis Symphony To Give Concert at IU - {The Indianapolis Symphony Ors With the orchestra for" the con-

{chestra will give its annual con-| leert will be Daniel

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