Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1950 — Page 18

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Remarkable Fedt— : | Huehn Presents I Somber Music

Schubert ‘Winterreise’ Cycle Spreads Pall of Gloom |

By Henry Butler Julius-Huehn's recital in World War Memorial Jast night was a remarkable feat of memory as well ag musicianship. For Mr. Huehn, chairman of the Jordan College of Music voice department, had programmed the 24 songs of Schubert's “Winterreise.” . His choice of that somber cycle was well timed with last night's weather, as Mr. Huehn evidently suffers from the same

admitted in a quip to his disease.

Quite irrele vantly I find myself wondering what wouid have happaned if Sigm yund Romberg had attempted to concoct a “Blossom Time” out of the “Winterreise.” The. worst thing that musical winter journey, with its emotional

listeners-after-the first song. “Gute Nacht.” 1 might add that the “Winterreise” is not calculated to cheer listeners -out of any gloomy thought about taxes, floods “or

coal shortages. In fact, the combi cpp1aime did to Mr. Huehn was nation of Schubert $ sustainedly cramp his style. Certainly his depressing music’ with Wilhelm years In the Metropolitan, and

Mueller’s verses full of German preyious years of oratorio s inging

Romantic despair makes some- o,yua him command of varied thing like. the Brahms “Alto styles. And 1 think possibly thor Rhapsody” seem joyous be:bop by jicteners felt as I did that a

comparison. broader program would have been On the one hand, T applaud Mr. ‘more intere sting

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‘Mrs. Mike’ Ingrid in ‘Stromboli’ :

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Human Curiosity Pull In Customers

By R. K. SHULL OPENING AT thé Indiana Theater yesterday, “Stromboli” drew a ‘full house at nearly every performance. Interest in the

innate -human curiosity. Ingrid is a girl without a country, looking for a new on- life through the enclgsure of a DP camp. Along comes a Stromboli fish- FARMER'S DOLLAR SHARE - eMman named Mario Vitale Who = ‘myo arr owe share of the re-

offers to marry her. She ac-..y r404 dollar is now about 48 cepts, moves to Stromboli, and ong

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film comes by way of Ingrid” Bergman's past achievements and §

begins the monotonous life of E. TENTH & ARLINGTON

waiting for the fishing fleets, i “Her boredom with the situation Complete Off Street parking [lf {onite Doors Open 5:45

is transmitted to the audience JOHN WAYNE -

"Mrs. witli a skill that should make in the film of the same Roberto Rossellini proud. The Town EOSSIpers start rE mors about Ingrid’'s fidelity that

H. S. Music Finals cause Mario to banish her from

Evelyn Keyes stars as

Mike"

name now “at Loew's Theater.”

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Charles Starrett

“Renegade ,.. Sage”

With Smiley Burnette

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the house. She revolts and tries Set for Saturday

to escape from the island before her baby is born. After a hectic Times - State Rervice night atop the volcanic mountain TERRE HAUTE, Feb. 16-—1noriq finds God and returns to More than 2400 musicians from her husband, at peace with the 175 schools throughout the state 44 ’

$|.50

will compete: in the annual solo Travelofish . slits of - the sea and ensemble auditions Saturday ravelogish SHO : A " on the Indiana State Teachers And the island are good, likewise i aly the scenes with’ the fisherman ons unaay |

College campus. eg P netting the giant tuna.

The yearly contest is sponsored ) } The screen entertainment leaves

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CADLE TARERNACLE Meet Your Orchestra Concert Fabien Sevitzky and the India: lis Bymphony Orchestra, at 8

To Appear at IU Times tate Service BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 16—~Cornelia Otis Skinner "will present a

Cornelia Otis Skinner | |

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program of monojogs at 7: 15] 2 MURAT p. m, next Thursday in the Indi- 3 a Robegts,’ comedy-drama, ay ana University Auditorium, : CIvVIO wn / Miss Skinner, one of America’s at he Fatal Weakness.” a comedy. Yeading “actresses, Will ~be “pres _~ > “CTRCEE eps , “The ty Heart” with Ronald sented as an IU convocation series Reasnn, Patri in New with Ronald ! Todd, at 11:2 0 and 10.08

feature.

last season was the first year) Far-

“They Live . Hy *- with ley Granger and Cathy O Donnell,

that Miss Skinner had toured in| at 1:20, 4:50 and 8.30 her monologs since 1942, although ESQUIRE - “Go West, Young Man.” with M she continued to give her pro-| Went ang Warren wal Hi Mas gram for camp, hospital and can- and 10:15 ¥ “Klondike Annie.” with Mae West teen shows throughout he war. | and RRaTke Annie arith) ne Wout INDIANA Civic Sets Tryouts “Stromboli,” with Ingrid Berg-

man, 2:45, 5:20, 7:85 and

For April Play Cast | *

at "12:08,

“The Tattooed Strang with Casting tryouts - for the Civic gona Fie and ol Trice W White: ut BO and 25 Theater's Aggil production will be KEITH'S held at 2 p. m. Sunday in the “Samson and Delilah.” with Hedy

Lamarr and Victor Mature, at 11.30, 2, 4:30, 7:10 and 9:50

LOEW'S

“Mrs. Mike." with and Evelyn Keyes, at 7:24 and 10:12

theater, 1847 N. Alabama 8t, | The play, “Two Blind Mice,” calls for a cast of 18 and is a! three-act comedy. Tryouts will be under the supervision of Jack I.

Dick Br 11, 1:48, 4.36,

“Th hari Cabal sd t Hatfield, director of the theater. puncan Renaldo, a 1339, 387 The play will be staged Apr. 14 6:15 and 9.03 Brough 2 22. LYRIO shins isin pn immy Dickens and AM Sountes mnavadn fase tL nd n ite,” ith tl Here's Good Luck toYou? pon er Bove mie, 204 5

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Council of Children To Meet Tomorrow

diana Council for Children is scheduled for tomorrow noon at {the Lincoln Hotel. Louis- de Boer of Washington, 'D. C., director of State and local Action, Midcentury White House {Conference for Children. and { Youth, will addregs the meeting. Dr. L. E. Burney, state health {commissioner and acting chair{man of the council, will preside land Gov, Schricker will extend greetings. = Mrs, Austin Clifford lof Bloomington will outline ac-

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Yuehn for doing something out- Mr. Huehn is a good interpreter. by the Indiana School Music As- ired. but th side the hackneyed pattern of song He" understands the content of sociation. Saturday's session will much to be desired, but the sponrecitals. On the other hand, 1 what he's singing. And his mas- mark, fhe final competition, with taneous comments murmured by think he chose #& DPONAercus tery of Technical problems of entrants coming from the diviston-the- audience fill the bill. 1750 VIRGHNIA-AVE——————FR—9570— vehicle which inhibited his ging- phrasing and dynamics last night competitions held earlier this # mn : ing. : * carried him through and over month. ’ WELL situated in the audience The range of expressiveness in what was temporary vocal fatigue Auditions for all types of ip-I had the advantage of hearing the “Winterreise, if I may swipe Dorothy Munger, his excellent gtrumental and vocal #0lo -and many comments. a couple of familiar song-title accompanist, last night seemed ensemble groups will be heard. The two sweet old Tadies in LL RMA@O . phrases, runs the gamut from serenely undisturbed by the fact Judges for thé annual contest ) Ea deep purple to mood Indigo. Mr. that she is appearing as soloist are: : SE front were continually sucking Huehn’s own translations —of with Fabien Sevitzky {dn tonight's; ail Pieids, Plymouth In the breath when an ambiguous Mueller's Verses, privied on ine Met Your . Symphony” T free De Phu University, C. 1 I" phrase would come out in the rogram, showe merely 1at publie concert in Cadle aber igh 4 2 f : htm had a bad case of the nacle para. dialog. At the end of the show, 3 8 £ $ * . RE Can "0 ¢ “3 she i t pathological melanchody that was In tonight's program, Mra. terbury GPa! EE oe ommeney. Ogee, he didn fashionable and epidemic in the Munger will play the first move AT Biader. Havhe. ina variate hing 84, os ttt whe 1820's. Schubert's music for this ment of “Tehathovskys—B fiat mien Sera DePana Huiverst Hr The young w EAL Tp a3 , av oleso oliese; having a a "ving to outpouring of love-sick utterances minor Concerto, or Ber Te et Grer : Pp g ~— va Doty.” Todiana ersiby: “Clade silence her hushand. Once, he Smith ansville Petrie Jar ag . t of his seat in Lsaw.. Robert. Gel ordan... College, of nearly rolled out o Us seal. in, Times Amusement His and Owen v. Broad Ripple mirth when the script called for

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