Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1950 — Page 38

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By Henry Butler

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with a reminder of today's 3 | ‘ort in

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ing, at Herron Art Museum, with bassoonist Homer Pence as solo- vyn Douglas in

Ozan Marsh, chairman of the

four

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story.

castle, Pauw ment, project

will

Thursday's p. m,

Toccata,

D major, With gpaced Mr. him nearly all the material marily sichord.

Martial Singher, distinguished baritone, will be soloist with Clarence Elbert and the Maennerchor at 8 p. m. next Saturday in the Athenaeum.

Jordan College of Music piano department, will be heard in recital at 8;15 p. m.- Wednesday in Caleb Mills Hall. Mr. Marsh made his Indianapolis debut at the Murat about a year ago, and subsequently appeared with Fabien Sevitzky and the Symphony in a special concert last February. His program next Wednesday will be entirely C hopin nd Liszt,

FRIDAY opens its |eason, the. Indiana at the day run away chaos at 1847 N. to unfinished

es the Liszt B minor Sonata. F.

flat minor Sonata, Hugh " = - ON THE SAME evening, the Coro Hispanico de Majorca, famed Spanish choir directed by Juan Maria Thomas, will give a- Al:o 2. Dr. lee students will

Frank Hull, Earl Davis,

Friday,

Nov. 10, 11, Saturday Martial Singher

“the Athenaeum. baritone

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Fair Grounds. playhouse is necessitated by

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Teen Sinfonietta Concert Today | "At Museum Opens Season:

HILDEGARDE, Melvyn Douglas and Martial Singher| will strut and fret-and sing on local stages in the next eight

The busy season is opening, and for some time to come, |

we'll have little space for anything but announcements. — Keeping the record chronologically straight, we'll start

Thursday locally brings us Mel- |

“Two Blind Mice,’

ist and the Teen Girls Ensemble, tno gam Spewack comedy about Jane Johnson Burroughs: direct- washington bureaucratic oddities § ing, singing with the orchestra. wpjch the Civic did last season. Scheduled for three nights and performances matinee) at the Murat the tourpresents

(Saturday

Ann Sturgis

playing opposite Mr. Douglas, and Mabe! Paige and Laura Pierpont as~ the two elderly ladies

whose ‘odd behavior creates the

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piano departa tremendous the piano

at 8:30

will

Suite, Concerto

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strategically the

years to cover Bach wrote pri-

for clavichord and harp-

" 5 NIGHT, first production of “For Love or Money,” University

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comedy are: Tom Adkins, A. Houppert, HerJanice Farley. 3loomington, IU . Theater “The Male

bring back to Indian-

lapolis for a solo appearance with Clarence Elbert’'s Maennerchor at Singher, a

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University's | p. m. concert by the Teen Sin- Hall of Music in Lafayette, with second program scheduled for

in Green- ~

season,

building

"Blind Mice’ Principals

Melvyn Douglas and Laura Pierpont. are two of the principals

in "Two Blind Mice,"

Sam Spewack's. comedy about Washington

ProRa tes which comes to the Murat next Thursday for three

days.

Times Amusement

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CIRCLE “The Milkman, with ante ar De ald 20

11:45.

ESQUIRE “City Lights.” wih Char He Chan lin, at 1:45, 3.45, 5:50, 7:50 and 9

INDIANA th—John Payne and at 1:45, 4:35, J:20

with James Lydon and loria Winter at 12.40. 3:30..6:15 and 9:05. KEITH'S “Bombardier; with Pat oe Brien and Randolph Scott, "at 1, 7.05 ith lh Scott K at. 2:45, 5:45 OEW'S “The Petty Girl.” wit h Joan Caulfield and | t imings, at 1:19,

i Rober u 06, 10-01

$331 if 1 “Beware of Blondie,” with Penny Singleton, at 2:46. 5:41, 8:36

LYRIC “Hish Lonesome. ' with John Ba t al 2.05 4:45. 7:30 10:20 “a or ied Jeronimo.’ James

with 25. 9:15 with Fa abien Symphony

“Sevitzky and the in the 1948-49 season.

2 ” n DR. SEVITZKY and the orches-

tra wil give the season's first

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Recitalist

Ozan Marsh, chairman of the Jordan College of Music piano department, will be heard in recital at 8:15 p. m. next Wednes-

day-in-Cateb Mills Hall -Short-—

ridge High School.

Wilberforce U. Singers Coming

The Wilberforce Singers of Wilberforce University, Wayman

Saturday in Cadle Tabernacle. Next Sunday afternoon in’ Bloomington, Ernst Hoffman and the TU Philharmonic will give an¢ other concert in IU auditorium this time with Walter Robert as piano soloist in Weber's “Konzertstueck:” And next Sunday evening, the hyper-energetic Hildegarde will

appear on the Murat stage for a two-hour program with her own orchestra. : Here's 'a reminder of the season’s first municipal or ‘‘Meet-Your-Symphony” concert planned by Mayor Feeney and Dr. Sevitzky for 8 p. m. Monday, Nov, 13, in the Murat.

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Also on New Discs Selected violin favorites by arias by|

Metropolitan, and selections by Ezio Pinza of “South Pacific” and Metropolitan fame are among the recent releases by Columbia * ion LP records.

| ISAAC STERN IN VIOLIN FAVORITES, with Alexander {Zakin, piano, on the two sides of {12-in. LP MIL-4324. Stern is one {of the master violinists of ‘his generation. He has assembled for, {this record a wonderful collection’ {of violin favorites, made up of § solid musical fare as well as of | dazzling show pieces. There are. | Dinicu’s “Hora Staccato,” Novajcek’s “Perpetuum Mobile,” Waginer’'s ‘“Albumblatt,” Pugnani’s’ “Lar go,” Milhaud’s “Trijuca” Dvorak’s “Slavonic Dance No. 2,” Sarasate’s “Caprice Basque,” and 'a number of others equally good.

IJUBA WELITCH IN OPERATIC ARIAS, the sensational new Metropolitan soprano at her {best, singing the “Love Duet” and bur Ce and Charlotte Carter. “Vissi d’Arte” from Puccini's! —— “Tosca,” the “Czardas” from Horn,” “The Coat

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Song” from “Der Zigeunerbaron,” both by J. Strauss, and “Agathe’s

fred ‘Pelletier and with Gibner record No. ML-2141. King, piano, on 10-in. LP record ML-2142, the Met and the great star of does much to clarify “South Pacific” brings his un- {the mysteries of a rivalled singing talents to bear on |constryetion, such great favorites as Edwards’ ia nove “The Wendell Holmes’

“Into the Night,” Flegier's famous Poem,

The “Children’s Symphony” is The master basso of not only a delight to listen to, but pleasantly symphony’s The other work is picture in music of Oliver

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. Beech Grove Citizens Pledge $15000

The building fund for Beech Grove’s proposed new library has reached the $15,000 mark. A goal of $50,000 was set when the citizens of the community" started the fun drive Oct. 16. last few weeks townspeople have sponsored poster contests for students at Beech Grove High School; housewives have contributed jars and

and the Boy and Girl Scouts have beén passing

The progress of the drive is recorded on a large thermometer set up by the Beech Grove Fire {Department -and-an Indianapolis

President of the Board of DiIrectors of the drive is Dr. Leon |W. Berger, who is assisted by two presidents, Lynne H. Hull and Dr. James C. Rhea. Alice Strat- : ton is secretary and Byron SaunLyndal Reed left) and Lavilla Brown 2 are among g the principals 'dets, treasurer. in the Southport High School presentation of “Mother Is a Fresh‘man’ at 8p. m. Friday at the school. Other participants includ Clyde Howlett, Dick Jordan, Nancy Todd, John Hope, Joan Eberhart; Tom Jenkins, Joan Griffith, Jerry Danner, Mary Glenn Hager, Allegra Henry, Tina Sue Wade, Bethy Burch, Wil-

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I. U. Bldg.—STATE FAIRGROUNDS November 10 thru November 13

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Prayer” from Weber's “Der Frei- ber of Seville,” Tosti’s “The Last on, oo department - of -In- were tripled under a new pay schutz” on 10-in. LP record ML- Song.” and others. tara Cont Lo Beale 2139. Accompaniments are pro- HARL McDONALD: Children’s/dana Central College wil: present vided by Max Rudolf and the Symphony on Familiar Tunes, a student recital at 3 p. m. next CIVIC Metropolitan Opera Association played by the Philadelphia Or- . * = - . J Orchestra, and Walter Susskind chestra with the composer eon- Tuesday in Kephart Memorial Theater and the Philharmonia Orchestra. ducting; also, Max Brand's “The Auditorium. . Presents Big treat for opera fans. Wonderful] One-Hoss Shay,” Participants will be: Miss rn ’ EZ10 PINZA sings enchanted Hayes by 120 Philasel plimia or Laveta Smith, Greenfield, oboist; For Love of Money’ "melodies, with orchestras con. Cetra Wl ugene Ormancy ward Vass, Dallas City, IIL, vocal- A toMEDY ducted by Fausto Cleva and Wil- conducting; both on 10-inch LP ; a at the

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