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Another Miracle—

concert at the Murat.

Despite stay-home weather and Labrador-like streets, Dr. Sevitgky and the Symphony drew in a good-sized crowd of appreciative

listeners, ‘

Weather is an item of major Midwestern importance these days, Report is the Cincinnati Sym-

phony, putting on the costliest the mike, you have to finish with

concert in the orchestra's history with more than 500 vocal and in-

Pop Concert Draws Despite Cold Weather

Sevitzky, Soloist Lillian Shelby

Give Pleasing Performance Here Fabien Sevitzky worked another miracle with last night's pop

NDAY, FEB. 4, 1051 _ =

{it. | She has a good voice, an ap-

gtrumental participants in Schoen- | pagling personality. Last night,|

berg’s. “Gurre-Lieder,” Friday afternoon had only about 400 listeners. Reason: Far deeper snow than we had here at the Crossroads.

Miss Shelby Soloist ‘ Soloist on Dr. Sevitzky's pro-

gram last night was Lillian Shelby. soprano, heard here earlier

in the season with Sigmund Rom-!

berg's touring orchestra.

_ Miss Bhelby, glamorous in a sequined strapless outfit, faced the perennial problem of the singer tackling both popular and lightclassical numbers. She had to use a mike in Gershwin’s “The Man I Love” ahd “Embraceable You.” She didn’t need. it in “My Hero.” .But once you start with . * William and Mary

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William te Massena

and ‘Mary Fickett are fwo junior - members of the cast of "| Know | My: Love,” starring the Lunts | and playing the Murat next Wednesday and Thursday eve_nings, with a matinee Thursday. '

Meets Here This Week

{supplies will be discussed at the

{Jordan, W. R. LaDue, C. F. Hill,

“TM. J. Pryor.

Ww Orchestra Plans ‘Special Concert Feb. 25

{she seemed a bit nervous about! {her hands, in elbow-length white! |gloves, Her drama-and gestufes!

in singing could stand some coach-

ing.

But she certainly got the crowd and earned an encore performance

lof “My Hero." |

{7 The orchestral part of the pro-| (gram included Herbert's “March | of the Toys,” “Poet and Peasant” |

{Overture, the first movement of! | Sym-| |

Dvorak’s “New World” (phony, the third movement of Mendelssohn's with all 14 first violind playing| {the solo part; “The Blue Danube,” | {the Introduction to Act III of | Verdi's “La Traviata,” Handel's {Largo and a medley from “Carousel.”—H. B. i

Water Works Group

Water treatment problems con-| fronting public and industrial

annual meeting of the Indiana Section of the American Water Works Association Wednesday through Friday in the Lincoln Hotel. The meetings are sponsored by the Indiana Board of Health and Purdue University, Robert TJ. Kryter, Esterline-Angus Co., will address the Wednesday session. His subject will be Atomic Power. Speakers at the Thursday meeting will be Alfred O. Norris, Paul D. Cook, C. D. Adams, H. H. Young, D. T. Sheraw, Harry E.

H. B. Steeg,” Leo Louis Jr. and

Election of officers will wind 8 up the meetings Friday, following speeches by J6hn Rian, H. W. | Niemeyer, M. H. Schwartz and Lon Daugherty. cae

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 3 — The Indiana University Philharmonic Orchestra, Ernst Hoffman con-

| ‘My Hero’ Pleasing | 8

Violin Concerto, | :

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Films now showing at the neighborhood theaters include: Clifton Webb in "For Heaven's Sake" (Belmont, Daisy and Sheridan), Gloria DeHaven, Harry James and June Haver in “I'l Get By" (Cinema, Emerson, Hamilton, Ritz and Vogue), Dennis Morgan and Ginger Rogers in "Perfect Strangers” (Tacoma).

, of Ballet Russe Neighborhood Theaters . . .

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8 DAISY-—"For

ducting, will present a program :@

of modern classics in IU audi-

torium at 3 p. m. Sunday, Feb. 25.

The program will include “Festivals” and “The Afternoon of al Faun,” by Debussy; Aaron Cop-i land’s “Rodeo Suite” and the Fifth Symphony of Shostakovich. |

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Alexandra Danilova, p Monte Carlo, ties her shoe in the manner of a Degas painting.

The famed ballet will appear here Feb. 26 on the Martens Con. |

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Films Now at Indianapolis Neighborhood Theaters

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STRANGERS!

"THE JACKPOT"

Howard Keel and Esther Williams in "Pagan Love Song" (Foun-

Clair, Uptown and Zaring), Bing ‘Mr. Music" (Arlington, Granada

and Irving), and James Stewart and Barbara Hale in "The Jack-

pot” (Coronet and Tuxedo).

: > DOWNTOWN ~ [AMBASSADOR — “Frisco Tornado” and|

“Tougher They Come.

| OHIO i Makers.”

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Song’ and

Voice You Hear”

In Hollywood— :

around the studios. . . . Ginny Simms, who denied our

mitted that it's true. " o a

and his bride of six weeks at the Palm Springs Doll House. The Curtis* are living at the home of Alan's first wife, Illona Massey, while Illona is in New York. elene Miller's costume party

|with invitations reading: “Come

Dressed As the Movie Star You Hate Most.” : » o » Look for pigskin star Glenn Davis to put lan engagement ring on Terry Moore's finger any day. She told me: “He's the sweetest, most modest fellow I've ever known.” , . MGM wants Larry Parks for another film after his co-starring stint with Liz Taylor. . « . Robert Young is negotiating for the movie rights to the hiography

the famous cancer specialist:

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Ledy LaMARR—Ray MILLAND

“COPPER CANYON”

Color by Technicolor

BELMONT TODAY. IF mon Pa les.

Entire Show by Technicolor

CLIFTON WEBB +o JOAN BENNETI "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE” Robert Mitchum-—Faith Domerzue ‘WHERE DANGER LIVES’

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Cont. Today from 12:15- P.M. Joan CRAWFORD—Wendell COREY “HARRIET CRAIG”

Audie MURPHY-—~Wands RENDRIX

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COLLEGE at 63rd St

FREE PARKING PLAZA ; 4020 East New York St. UXED IR vington 6211

Comfortable Push-Back Seats James STEWART-—Barbara HALE

“THE JACKPOT”

John BARRYMORE, JR.—Chill WILLS

“HIGH LONESOME” ..

Color

NEW JERSZY at E. WASH. ST,

TODAY & MON.—2 BIG HITS . Entire Show th Color

DAN DAILEY + “ANNE BAXTER “TICKET TO TOMAHAWK"

Lon MeCallister—Peggy Ann Garner “THE BIG CAT”

Sl i LL SE Eee SL

“HOSTILE COUNTRY”

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TODAY AND TOMORROW Cliffon Webb # Joan Bennett

“FOR HEAVEN'S. SAKE"

Nancy Davis—James Whitmore ‘THE NEXT YOICE YOU HEAR'

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|'CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN’

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“KING SOLOMON’S MINES"

Barbara BROWN-~Ray WALBURN “FATHER'S WILD GAME” OLY BER 1223 Oliver Ave.

Roy Rogers “North of Great Divide” Edmond O'Brien “711 OCEAN DRIVE"

1 “Where Danger Lives”

Esther WILLIAMS * Howard KEEL

Color by Technicolor

Robert MITCHUM = Claude RAINS

“PAGAN LOVE SONG” |

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“KANSAS RAIDERS" HERIDA

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Mat. Today, 12:48 to 2-286, Plus Tax Another First Irvington Showing

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“RIO GRANDE”

TODAY-MON.

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HAROLD LLOYD—FRANCES RAMSDEN “MAD WEDNESDAY”

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_DOORS OPEN 12:45 P, M, .

Bing CROSBY —Naney OLSON

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Preston FOSTER--Wayne MORRIS

[TOUGHER THEY COME’

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16th and Delaware js Today, Mon, Tues,

CONTINUOUS FROM 1:30 June HAYER-—Wm. LUNDIGAN

“PLL-GET BY" Tn Willlam HOLDEN--Gloria SWANSON

“SUNSET BOULEVARD"

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“PERFECT STRANGERS”

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“ROCK ISLAND TRAIL

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Today-Monday-Tuesday Beity GRABLE—Dan DAILEY—Color

“MY BLUE HEAVEN"

Lon MeCALLISTER—Lols BUTLER

“BOY FROM INDIANA”

Actor's Mother a Eyes a Career

Helen Hayes and MacArthur May Adopt Young Actress

By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 3—Don't be surprised if Helen Hays and Charles MacArthur legally adopt young actress Bethel Leslie, a close friend of the late Mary MacArthur, Bethel has become Helen's inseparable companion. . . Peter Lawford's mother, Lady Lawford, is serious abofit a movie career and is asking agents to mention her nameé

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. ONE OF the major supporting characters in “Meet Me After the

exclusive on her separation Show” is described by script from Hyatt Dehn, has now ad- Writers Richard Sale and Mary

Loos as follows:

“She is slightly overfed, ovel-

EYE-OPENERS: Alan Curtis dressed and over-ambitious and

|the fact that she is a young, rich |widow does not help to inhibit her, She is a walking mantrap, (rich, earthy and, to say the least, |eager.” .

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