Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1950 — Page 23

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If you missed last night's

musical menu for the eighth It’s popular in the sense

ence response. Coming so soon after last Sunday's magnificent but ill<attended; Bach concert, it’s a dramatic demonstration: of Dr. Sevitzky's versatility. The man is really terrific. So is the orchestra. In scanty allotted rehearsal time! last week, they managed to cook |. up the most exciting renditions of Beethoven's Eighth Symphony and the Tchaikovsky “Romeo and Juliet” Fantasy-Overture you're likely to hear. Has Some Latitude You might disagree with Dr. Sevitzky’s notions of both compositions. But musical intérpretation allows some latitude. And,

INSTON COUNTY PICKERS WITH ~

SUNDAY, FEB 12, 1950

Symphony concert, don’t miss

this afternoon's repeat performance in the Murat. * Fabien Sevitzky, the orchestra and solist Blanche Thebom, Metropolitan mezza-soprano, are serving ‘a ‘wonderful

pair of subscription concerts. that it draws clamorous audi-

cycle, a kind “of ‘modern “Schnapps” distillation of all tGerman - lieder, has expressiveness we Americans are starving for. Miss -Thebom’s beautiful voice made it significant. After intermission, she sang the “0, Don Fatale” from Verdls “Don Carlos,” again with tone that filled the Murat. I was able to stay for part of the Villa1obos “Cantilena No. 5” from “Bachianas Brasileriras,” in which Miss Thebom got excellent cello support from the Symphony's first cellist, Joseph Saunders. The program concluded with Richard Strauss’ “Der Rosenkavalier”

for my money, Dr. Sévitzky has both latitude and longitude. in command of - Beethoven and! | Tchaikovsky. He gets what he wants from an eargerly co-opera-| tive orchestra. He doesn’t merely impose his will on them. They| give, In this eighth pair, they give till it almost hurts. Tone, phrasing, -dynamics—the whole appar-| taus of orchestral performance is there. Plus new meanings in the Beethoven Eighth, new meaning in the Tchaikovsky. Both performances delighted and moved me from start to finish, and gave me new respect for Fabien Sevitzky. The measure of a conductor is! the way his intentions are car--ried-out. Last week's- Bach concert was a special triumph. This week-end’s pair of programs give Dr. Sevitzky more scope, and he

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meets every challenge with vigorous readiness that should make Indiana proud of him.

Miss Thebom Pleases Miss Thebom, glamorous and fetching ina rust-colored—don't-look-now strapless creation, sang her way into listeners’ minds with Gustav Mahler's “Songs of a Watares That little song-|

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Brewer Announces Candidacy for Clerk

Paul Brewer, Marion County recorder, has announced his cans |didacy for the GOP nomination for county clerk In cards mailed to precinct chairman and party workers, it was learned last night. :

nouricing his candidacy brought considerablé comment. Aspirants for office usually make public announcement of their candidacy through the newspapers and later contact party workers. He has been mentioned as a county clerk previously but his personal

cards; received by some 400 Mars]

fon County GOP precinct commit~ teemen, constitute his first fore mal announcement.

Boy Strikes Live Shell In Chimney, Shot in Arm

JAMESTOWN, N. Y,, Feb, 11

{(UP)—Gary Pearson, 9, was shot

in the right arm today when he struck a chimney with a hammer

Young Pearson was playing in {a neighbor’s attic when he banged the hammer against a live cartIridge imbedded in the chimney.

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Cinema and Hamilton), Humphrey Bogart in ' Tokyo Joe" (Dream and. Sanders), Bob Hope and Rhonda eming in "The Great Mr. Brewer's novel way of ane} Daisy and Vogue), an "Tyrone Power in "Prince of Foxes" (Bell, Emprson and Granada).

former Indianapolis girl.

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-Miss-Thebom <i “Attractions Now TR Fre Have Wonderful Menu

.. Symphony Concert Brings Out. Orchastra’s, Best; Repeat Performance Today I

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Don’t Rassle A Gal Rassler

Some of Those Female Grunters : Can Get Very, Very Rough

By Earl Wilson : NEW YORK, Feb 11—Don’t ever get wolfish with a lady wrestler and say to her, “Wanna rassle?” I've just spent several hours with some nationally”

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| [famous female grapplers and learned that a man isn’t safes’ * with them. : % “Dot,” said Billy Wolfe, the manager ‘of the troupe, ¢ to’ na

— ror me mse & 21-year-old, 155-pound, black-; =o; oe my clavical till. the haired Dot Dodson of Lake- bone came through the top.” s land, Fla., “can you take al “Is it worth all that?” I asked’ cupped chest lick to show him| “Sire” said Little Tiger Dyna-" _|how it's done. . . or is your chest mite. “It's worth it if you don't >0i Soper. 1 “ret : have to work 8 or 9 hours a day 2 0. 88 ; me get UD gor $25 a week and have a boss ~ against the wall first. over you every minute. You travel * 2: she braced herself, June ang get to see the country and ** yers, and 150 pounds, of . Houston, Tex. removed about 30] {you get 200 te 3 5 Week, karats of diamonds from her! LITTLE Tiger Dynamite's the n fingers, stood back, and walloped| “Cop Killer,” so-called: Dot on the chest with a sock that! Out in Columbus a watchman to crashed through the building. Dot told her not to smoke a cigaret ina. % winced, and managed a weak the arena, She happened to be: smile. {holding a ‘purse for June Byerfcis “Hurt?” I said. \who had entrusted her with her. “i “It didn't-feel good,” Dot said. diamends The watchman pushed. - “Dotty’s chest happens to be a her and the diamonds rolled on. little black and blue right now,” the floor, {commented Violet Viann, 25, the, That riled Little Tiger Dynas.; 130-pound “Little Tiger Dyna. mite. a imite” from Kansas City, another "She got that old mian {very rough gal. |one of the girls said, “and I fi Eve" # a» {sorry for him. She hit him in the : Yar THEN they laughed about, solar plexus and down he. went # it. That's what got me. The way on his knees. It took eight cops __|they laughed when they heard, to quiet her."

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Former Local Girl to Star In ‘Medea’ at IU Theater

The title role in the Indiana University Theater production|® of “Medea” will mark a new stage milestone for Patricia Welch,

“The play, a modern adaptation of the ancient Greek tragedy by Euripides, will be presented in the University Theater on the

that Nell Stewart, one of their] «yg woult make a tough. : gang, hauled off and knocked two wife, oy said to Little Tiger Dy- | teeth out of opponent Mae namite. Young's mouth a few nights be % “Marriage is a fine constitution fore down in the Carolinas, but who wants to live in a cons June Byers, who had Just de-| stitution?” she said. I guess she livered the chest wallop, ru meant institution.

her hand. Manager Billy Wolfe said: “I

“See?” she said. “I got a awol- | | was riding with her In a car one; len knuckle.” Her hand had been tps mnre was n man tn the -

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Mae Weston, .27, and 144|°%° . pounds, of Columbus, O., wife of| ~ Suddenly I.heard a.

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