Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1951 — Page 8

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Touring Players - ro Harpist of fsrael Pilhameric Give 2 Shows ¢

Both Well Done At Cathedral

Players, Inc. touring theater company from Catholic University in Washington, yesterday gave two performances in Cathedral High School auditorium. | Their afternoon bill of “Mac-| beth” drew a large crowd of high school students for a well lighted, brilliantly costumed and effective-, ly staged version of Shakespeare's tragedy. Principals included Stanley Telchin, as Macbeth; Teddy Marie Kinsey, as Lady Macbeth, and J.! Robert Dietz, Cathedral High School alumnus, as Banquo. The evening hill, for a much smaller audience, was Shaw's “Arms and the Man" in a prodiiction again well staged and competently acted. The cast inéluded Miss Kinsey and Mr. Dietz in leading roles, besides Carol Anthony, June McCormick, John Burns, Frank Dolan, Keith Kirby and Henry Sutton,

Hebrew Sisterhood

Arranges Institute The Sisterhood of the United Hebrew Congregation will hold

Klairi Szarvas is first harpist of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestad, which will visit the Murat for one concert this evening under

Seniors Figible For Vocal Contest

Auditions: Mar. 24, Prizes Are Announced

A contest for vocalists now seniors in Indianapolis high, schools will be sponsored by the Indiana Chapter of the Nard tional Society of Arts and Letters.| Announcement of the competi-| tion was made this morning by| Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt, chapter| _. president, who sald prizes“ will be

a $100 scholarship for first place, a radio network appearance for second place and an album of recordings for third place. Preliminary auditions will be held Saturday, Mar. 24, from 2 to 5 p. m. in Wilking auditorium, 120 N. Pennsylvania St.

Must Bring Accompanist

local sponsorship of the Jewish Welfare Federation.

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an “Open House Institute on Judaism” for guests of other faiths tomorrow. afternoon in the syna-

gog, Union Staand Madison Ave.

The afternoon's evénts will in-| clude a.1:30 p. m..dessert lunch-| eon followed.by moving pictures portraying Jewish ceremonies and customs. Rabbi Samuel J. Fox, spiritual leader of the congregation, will conduct . question] and answer period following the| movies, Mrs. Harry B. Stein, sisterhood president, will preside. Mrs, Mor-| ris Goldman will he hostess representing the sisterhood. The institute is open to all interested persons of the community.

MURAT

Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Eleazar Carvalho conducting, at 8:30

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“Stage to Tuscon,” “Walk Softly, Stranger,’ with , Valli and Joseph Cotten, at 13.58, 5. 5.10 and «4:05, 7:15 and 10.20

“The Man on the Eiffel Tower.”

with Franchot Tone and Jean at 11, 2:38, 6:19

LOEW'S “The Flying Missile,” and Viveca Lindfors, at 12:34, 40, 6:45 and 9:58.

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tryouts prepared to sing one short! 4 [classical area and one song, irequired. They must bring thetr | lown accompanist and sing in Eng{1ish, Mrs. Weinhardt said.

Contestants tust come to the)

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | They also may apply in writing to the Indiana Chapter of the society, Weinhardt, 4544 N. Meridian St.

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Chairman of the contest is Mrs.

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