Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1951 — Page 16

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Enthusiastic Response— ‘Symphony In Good Form

Larger Than Average Sunday

By Henry Butler The Symphony's ninth pair of subséription concert . opened yesterday afternoon in great style. ertson, those expert handlers of twin concert grands, wo audience at the Murat, To be repeated at 8:30! Pp. m. today, yesterday's program opened with a lastminute substitution of Mozart's “Marriage of Figaro Overture”

for Don Gillis’ “January February March,” Dr. Sevitzky had!

UN Jolts U.S,

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{“freedom of information” wrote 1

Dr. Sevitzky and the orchestra 4 chance to do some of their best’ ‘ination, work this season, |

I was particularly impressed/American journalism which

|stricteds Beethoven, done in Dr. Sevitzky's' he committee vote was 7

best vein of eloquent phrasing|with 5 abstaining. and. sensitive control of tone and/voted with ‘the

United State

ended with a slight TIiasco, Dr.|enough. Sevitzky got precise and brilliant! Last week, the United State: performance from" the’ ensemble. delegate; Carroll Binder of th Miss Bartlett. and Mr. Robert- Minneapolis Tribune, ‘son came on the stage first for the Mozart BE flat Concerto .fyrlout. Two Pianos. ‘That beautifull gomposition, with its nicely di-| ever and voted it down becaus vided work . for the two key-it failed to

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Audience Hears Varied Program ,,,

Fabien Sevitzky, the orchestra and Bartlett and Rob-

enthusiastic applause from a larger than average Sunday 4

On Press Freedom

wisely decided to move Mr. Gillis’ novelty to the end of the pro- Restrictions, 7 fo 2 gram, By ERNIE HILL ; The Mozart, altogether delight-| LAKE SUCCESS N.Y. Feb. ful, was a .good prelude 10 (CDN)—~The United States sufBeethoven's Second Symphony,|fered a stinging setback as which followed, and which gave United Nations committee o

{nine restrictions on news dissem-

They were .aimed primarily at this

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Only Russia

dynamics. ‘against the proposal. The Soviets, In the scherzo, as in the last (however, opposed adoption bemovement, which regrettably cause the restrictions were

not

Qelieved he H had a compromise article worked Heberden,

The committee came back, how-

include enough re-

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a ; Clifford 8. Grider, son of Mr. Leader of ‘Ring’ hn jib i i "| Probation df'a 16-year-old youth (was revoked today by Municipal Judge Alex Clark when he was arraigned on charges of sodomy and larceny after a police roundup of three 15-year-old boys.

2 Ave. at liberty on probation from! tence for assault and battery, was accused by police of having unnatural sex acts with the, boys and leading them in a series of thefts, David Ser 201 S.: { Find Loot in Room ; Judge Clark révoked the proba-| son of Mr. and Mrs. John yo, order today as Detective Sgt. | 1838 N. Auburn Sty, ‘Bevan asked that the prisonChrter, son of Mrs; Mil-lo. ps held for investigation by | ‘dred H. “Deal, 1520 W. Ohio St.: ‘federal authorities, Some of the,

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CONFUSION NOW ENDED

ABOUT ANTIHISTAMINES No longer Any “Mystery” As | | Science Proves Superiority of

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at Veteran's, |

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boards, gave the artists a splen- strictions. did opportunity to show what su-| Indications were (hat the nine perb technique and Smusictanstip pestrici ions now included may be and fine tone can mean increased to two or three more It was somewhat more warmly when the committee gives the réceived than the Malipiero Sym- -| proposal a second reading. phony No. 5, for two pianos and Not Binding orchestra, which followed inter-| on, “freedom of information” mission. Difficult enough to re-i.,.e ant is written as an inter!

involved, when St. Joseph Asti Asti-Histamine Tablets

jent in | Saturday night. Two pion were! 73; 1orPR Anti-Histamine ei lL i anti-hi inic | picked up and turned over tol action (than 4 leading No Fe

[Juvenile Ald Division. authorities. | Pre {%HcK, sheezes, sniffles

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quire both pianisis to wear specs - and follow the score, the Malipiero| is even more difficult for listeners; accustomed to standard) phonic repertoire.

movement. At fast with rugged rhythms, ‘writing is hard: to

clearer to inexperienced listeners the involved and often marwvelously effective counterpoint.

of the work, Dr, Sevitzky evidently combined the slow second and fourth movements, playing the fast ythird movement last. That last movement, incidentally, called for some expert solo work \ by concertmaster Stanley Weiner. This is no place to debate the! Yalue of music written with no)

conflicting doctrine. Certainly; the Malipiero process of writing can produce effects that make everything. traditional sound almost stodgy by comparison. In that way, it's fascinating. To soothe hig listeners, Dr. Sevitzky next played the “Emperor” and "Blue Danube” waltzes, i of Strauss. { % The Gillis march, which ended : the program with effective an : rather jazzy and noisy brilliance, § i a good example of music pro-| ; duced by high talent rather than genius.

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For this United States premiere

Key signature. There's too much!

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