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Ballet Suffers In Music Lack

Impressiveness Slashed When Orchestra Is Not of Adequate

By Henry Butler If the Murat had chandeliers, spectators would have been perched on them last night. . Sergei Denham’s Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, here to close the current Martens Concerts series, packed the house. The visitors gave a varied program, which trotted out the best tricks of soloists and the best precise and graceful

work of the ensemble. ES Nob] th : : mentioning Duncan Noble, as the They started with the time- arthritic-romantic Old General.

worn ‘“‘Sylphides,” that fa-| win no chronology handy, I! mous “ballet blanc” (so-called on can only hazard the guess that! en ih . account of the white skirt or “Graduation Ball” has had some but in "Tomahawk, opening “tutu,” if you want to be tech-'Agnes de Mille influence, cer-| tomorrow at the Indiana Theanical, the ballerinas ‘wear andtainly considering Gertrude ter, she'll be seen as an Indian dry-cleaners probably dread). It’s Tyven's approximation of the maiden. a nice parade of ground-leaving “Oklahoma!” Girl with the Pig-| rt ———————— skill, in which Nathalie Krassov- tails. Or maybe the influence was! ska, Yvonne Chouteau, Moscelyne the other way around, Anyway,| Asks 700 Hoosiers Larkin, Oleg Tupine (the only gals in that strict Viennese school | male in the cast), Sonia Taanila'acted much like “Oklahoma!” and To Conference and Helena Seroy did important “Brigadoon” gals. Gov. Schricker has invited 700 stuff. well. | The Dance Step Competition, an \proosiers to atte rid a ‘meeting Miss Krasskovska,dn a solo on important divertissement In here Mar. 8 to discuss findings | Chopin's D Major Mazurka, Op. “Graduation Ball,” brought/ ang recommendations of the Mid- | 33, No. 3, and Mr, Tupine, in a|Jeanette Tannan and Moscelyhe [Century White House Conference solo on the C major Mazurka, Op. Larkin out for some prodigious on Children and Youth, 67, No. 3, drew enthusiastic ap- | twirls in what balletomanes call The meeting {is spongored by plause. {the “fouette.” (I don't have that ipa Indiana Council for Children One thing about the “Sylphides” accent mark for the final “e” on and Youth, members of which are probably offends pianists. It’s the, my typewriter, and I know darn appointed by the Governor. The transposition upward a half step well the printers haven't either). all-day session will be held at the of some pieces that are awkward For those in the know, the “fou- Broadway Methodist Church. for orchestra in their original ette” is the ‘creme fouettee” Speakers at the luncheon will

Susan Cabot, screen starlet, looks lke this off the screen,

key. Add to that the fact that|(whipped cream to us flatfeet) of include the Governor and Dr. Chopin just doesn't orchestrate ballet. |Leonard W. Mayo, New York, well, and you have the chief] ya4¢ night they really whipped vice chairman of the White! weakness of this ballet. it up. |House conference.

A Lament RY Problems of health, education, And here is a good place to Actor's Brother Faces welfare, recreation and religicn lament the small-sized orchestra as they relate to young persons company are Trial in Narcotics Case

the Monte Carlo (will be discussed. obliged to use, Last week-end in| LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27 (UP)! ——————— Cincinnati, they had the Cincin-|_gobert A. Coogan, 26, brother Miss Roberta Van Geyt

nati Symphony , as accompani- |of Actor Jackie Coogan, must ment. In the Murat’s narrow pit, | 'stand trial on narcotics charges Named to Dean’ s List which annually drives opera-|\yyy, theatrical agent Louis B.| Miss Roberta Van Geyt, daughminded Fabien Sevitzky lo dis McClure. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van traction, they can cram y | Municipal Judge Louis w.|Geyt, 3220 N. New Jersey St., was

quorum of an orchestra, {Kaufman ordered them held > named recently to the dean's list

At least 40 per cent of a bal-/| let's impressiveness is adequate Superior Court yesterday and set/for high academic standing at

broke College, Providence, th and arraignment for Mar. 14. They Prem TE aut Ne depth 30d} remained free on $1000 bail each. R. I ballet is just a show. Coogan and McClure, 25, were] A graduate of Shortridge High

The “Pas de deux classique” arrested Feb. 9 in Coogan’s School, Miss Van Geyt is a junior with Tchaikovsky musie, brought Parked car.

Coogan had a can|at Pembroke.

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40, 7:30 and 10 * “Double Deal’ or Marie Windsor, a 12:40. 3 10 6:20 and 9:10, KEITH'S #Bitter Rice,” with Silvana Mangano, at 11:35, 1:40, 3:45, 5:50, 8 and 10:05. LOEW'S “Three Guys Named Mike,” with Jane Wyman, Howard Keel Yas Johnson, at 11, 1:48, 4:38, 7:45 and

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Pee Wee King and oth on stage at 1: “1s, 4:40, 8: 55 and 9-10.

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