Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1950 — Page 16

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People Are Talking—

"Butler Site For Auditorium?

Would Serve Jordan College,

University As Well As City

By Henry Butler CURRENT TALK about That Auditorium runs like! this: Why not rgise money for it as part of Butler Univer-|

sity: s plant? The argument runs: If Indiana University and Purdye! 3

mt Butler and its musical affiliate, Jordan College, have

? M——— % other educational and jeultural yi 3 the the Butler campus there erpriaes. would he no Brot pL 45+ THIS IS To <r a pipe-dream quiring costly groun ere ' essay, so I don't have to answer no fuming . and dickering with objections and figure costs, Cer-

jand owners, as there would cies tainly the right kind of building for a centrally located civic audi: would cost a lot of money.

torium, But the money gpent. on it

of the building for commercial War Memorial.

town auditorium for noisy, roist- costly for our present equipment. erous conventions, it would have "014 oreatly reduce the steady and increasing utility for gq pons deficit problem, of Butler’ Jordan, | the Symphony | and which is the No, 1 musical problem in Indianapolis. Properly de. be

a good part of the activity Jordan It

iin the ohaolete Jordan's Delaware St. camps ga te dispose of that parcel of desirable mid-town real estate, with the proceeds helping {towards the new building. so

Mort rests ‘MACARONI

Lae use Ly

“Ht |academic affiliation is going toi hi [function efliciently, this move would be beneficial.

Fairview campus that an outdoor amphitheater could be construc 8 ted alongside it, summer-opera location problem) Heked. An outdoor theater right next to the permanent building could use (nside dressing-room, workshop and storage facilities, (That means an annual saving of

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ean have the kind of building this community needs, why| 3

many thousands of ‘dollars. Let's dream and see what we b Sfihars ne i gn le He TOE TROP ROA TENIY I HAVE PIPE AUdTtorfumy senting ween ndtions * wanting control vested than what went into World maybe g It would bring! theater seating maybe 1000. -Unpurposes. And while Ine building ye the Metropolitan Opera and der ohe roof, and constructed for might be less yseful than a down- |, big musical attractions too simultaneous uke, if those two halls enuld do miracles, The big one would take care

{ In fact; it might enable Jordan hilarity of good-sized ment,

Outside both auditoriums, there could be rows of studios, Still another angle: If the audi-| rooms and practice tarfum could be so located on the Jordan use,

we'd have the about it,

a Radford makes himself |

unpopular in "Tight Little Isl. and,” when he fries to withhold liquor from his people. "Film opens tomorrow at the Esquire Theater.

4000. Second, a smaller

necessary,

the Symphony series and bring

tickets within everybody's budget,

sides accomodating the<Met and

inigned, the building might house other events we can't import now.

would serve also for convoca-

College how struggles to carry on tions, commencements and other structures on large and

reasonably serious therings that don’t require the downtown environ

» " THE SMALL mmodate recitals, plays, stunt opera-—both local and visit.

» » ” 4 JORDAN desperately needs an ing=—and a whote-stew of worth=| |adequate plant if the school is to! While events now shuttled back |realize anything like its possibil-|and forth And if the Jordan: Butler Memorial

-vetween World War gh school auditoriums,

classrooms for

I'll admit this is only a sketch, fantasy, But people are talking

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