Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1950 — Page 36

lncal stage and musical events.

sonnel at 8 p. m:. Wednesday in Thursday evening brings

Ice-O-Rama, And Friday starts a run of the . Junior D most ambitious | this season

Fimes Coliseum. three-day Civic + Theater's production so -far Robin Hood.” Keep those dates in to avoid the confusion we're

mind so as ¢

apt,

to get Into when we examine prospect bevond this wee} ( n ”» ~ FIRST of those prospects, oi course is the appearance of,

\riur Rubinstein as soloist with wr. Sevitzky and at the Murat next noon and the following evening That same week,

Sunday after Monday

the university

Down in Bloomington, Dean

and Saturday evenings, Mar, 4-and 4, in East Hall, the school's new opera theater. While I think of it, better drive down there |!

with the IU campus, Hall is somewhat harder by car than the auditorium. LP AT PURDUE,

Heifetz will give two violin re-

Music f

to check on On |8

Mar, 12,

your calendar: Guiomar Novaes,

torfum in Bloomington.

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nan,’ Miller the orchestra ait nell,

comments circuit will ight up for. big events. yw

cele- Year. brated Brazilian pianist, will give @mateur cast gives it a freshness an afternoon recital in IU audi- no Dbrofessional show can dupli-| Mme. cate.

Stage and Music—

“Entertainment Menu Heavy

Annual Times lce-O-Rama Thursday At Coliseum

By Henry Butler BEGINNING td today’s Township Family concert at 7 p.m. in the Murat, this week will have three important

the Murat.

ster Symphony out at Canterbury. in Danville in an evening

On Apr. 10 the sensational

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ednesday, which,

Wilfred C. Bain’s ‘music school wish they belonged to the L. tudents will put on Puccnl's' yor staff the sololst will 21. ame’ 3 : La. Beheme” Thursday, Friday. Ozan Marsh —chalFman

Jordan piano department.

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“Death of a SalesArthur starring Thomas! will start a Six- day run

program | At the Ayres concert| I understand, | is making some wistful outsiders |

Compositions Hoagy Berlioz] Jageha Will round out the program. The Times Ice-O-Rama scarce~citals Friday and Saturday, Mar. lv needs introduction here. Apart 3 and 4, at 8 p. m. in the Hall of from its benevolent purpose as a sufferers, ! And here are three more dates it's one of the. most spectacular each

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First in chronological order will be the annual concert by Fabien Sevitzky and the Symphony for L. S. Ayres’ per-

Novaes, taking over teur engage-| the week's biggest shaw, The pants Dame Myra Hess has been! the forced to cancel, gwing to iliness, |

hares with — Dame Myra the ighest eminence among womea lanists On Mar. 14, Percy Grainger,| the dynamic Australian pianist«! ‘omposer, will be soloist * with! ‘Thomas E. Wilson and the Hoo-

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Marsh, whose Murat recital | ac-| early or take on a pilot familiar/claim, will .be heard in Grieg's since Fast A minor Concerto,

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LYRM Jims Die hens nd oie Country an st at 1 3:16, 5:27. 7 5 "and 9 30. “Blonde Dynamite,” Bowery Boys, at 132, 1:68, and 1022

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Stage and music attractions coming in the near future will include: Paul Van Voothees, one of | the featured skaters in The Times Ice-O-Ranta, at the Coliseum Thursday for one performance at | 8:15 p.m.; Thomas Mitchéll, starring in the road company of "Death of a Salesman,” for a six- day run starting Apr. 10, and Artur Rubinstein, pianist, soloist with the Indianapolis Sym. |——— phony Orchestra, in concert Sunday and Monday, Feb. 26 and: 27, at 3 and 8:30 p. m., respectively.

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—one- unreleased film, Dore Schary says he will be| Irécalled to the studio if the right role comes along. ~ » »

L ESLIE is

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Jarman, now 15 years old and six feet tall, goes back to Tennessee where he hopes to become a football star at the University of Tennessee. He has “The -Outriders,™ with ~Joel McCrea.

cOveett I was beginning to feel | mid- Victorian.”

LOOK for Robert Welch to prodisturbed duce an Alan Ladd film soon. announce- Alan wants some of the boxoffice lment of her engagement to Dr. magic Bob has been putting into |Willilam Caldwell, but she admits Hope and Crosby films . . lof Errol Flynn's reservations at a the Normandy Village in Palm Springs resulted in this note to ger Pat Dales from a Boston “Please reserve sulte next I don’t care how much it will cost.”

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[former and the Redhead.” L. # {Mayer even telephoned his coh-| -|grats-after—the first studio show=|— ling. ... Clark Gable and the bride go to Indianapolis for the Me-| imorial Day auto race. The studio] ) {will shoot scenes of Gable in a racing car for his next, “Tol Please a Lady.” . Frankie Laine’s recording, “Cry of the {Wild Goose,” is showing signs of’ {surpassing sales of “Mule Train.” | { . Andy Devine lost a comedy | airshow for a cigaret company | {because his “gravel voice conjured {up throat frisglion, ” 2 ” - BETTY GRABLE said she felt positively naked. No bustles. No pantaloons. Not even a single corselet.. Just B. E.—basic Betty. {A modern musical, “My Blue Heaven,” is the reason. Her ward(robe for a change is something [off tomorrow’s, not yesterday's, |drawing boards. Or, as stylist Charles LeMaire told me:

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“Betty’s clothes in this picture ‘are designed to take your breath (away-—not Betty's”

Sighed Bettys “It's a great re-

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