Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1951 — Page 21

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THURSDAY, MAR. 22, 108% THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __.__ - : at —_— PAGE :

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Every Hour on ihe Hout : 3 Wives; 3 Years Stalin the Cuckoo Hero of Skit | Busi a Bg dis When It's Noon in Moscow, It Had Better Not Be 1 o'Clock in Hungary Rakost Fate Sybil’ cloths e ungarian clockmaker

WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.70 Voce of America recently put!quickly corrects his terrible misJosef Stalin in a cuckoo clock and had him cluck the time—the|take. The clock is again tested. absolutely official time. “This is Josef Stalin,” it says. The propaganda broadcast, mocking the Russian leaders, was “It is now officially 2 o'clock.”

“It won't do,” gasps the Rus-|3-year prison term today for! sian. . “This implies Stalin and having three wives.

FRIDAY MARCH 23 8-12 P. M.

By Henry Butler The Juilliard String Quartet last gave a fine account of [0f a skit. that takes place in an pressed until the clock strikes 12./it is two o'clock.” itself to members of the Ensemble Music Society in World| me clockmaker has invented

War Memorial.

Last night's program, substituting for the Loew enguth pops out portraits of Stalin and| The Russian thinks this is fine Alexander Zold, minister of inter- |

Quartet appearance cancelled by an auto accident last Janu-|The clock also reproduces their of Matyas Rakosi, secretary genary, seemed to represent a new spurt of interest in modern|voices intoning the time. music on the part of the Ensemble Society's programspecting the clockmaker's won-(1 o'clock.

committee. " It opened with Bartok’s Quartet No. 6, continuing more placidly and reassuringly with Mozart's A major (K, 464) and Schubert's “Death and the Maiden” quartets.

The Bartok, besides demanding every resource of the listener, compels the musicians to do a variety .of playing with a range of technical tricks seldom required | by conventional repertoire. It) was the most impressive test pos-| sible for the Juilliard newcomers to Indianapolis, |

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first violinist; second violinist; Raphael Hillyer, violist, and Ar-| thur Winograd, cellist, have built a completely admirable quartet. All four have excellent tone and| technique, plus a lot of highly in-| telligent musjcal ideas. Mr. Mann plays in the decep- | fively self-effacing style of an ace; quartet's first fiddler. You think it is just self- effacement until you realize that it's an integral part of the ensemble’'s strategy. All| for one, and one for all is a cliche | with especial meaning here. The subtle quality of Mr. Mann’s ex-| pressiveness in the “mesto” (sad) | interludes of the Bartok was] echoed by the others. | Whatever the composer's inten-| tions may have been, Bartok’s, Quartet No. 6 seems to contain more expressiveness. of a sort! most listeners can easily get had do the prefvas Bye: suartets. d magic RUBLE

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pect Bartek" of ‘having been right | on the verge of degth-bed repentdnce, too late, of course, to start| all over again writing like Haydn.

Uses Ancient Scales The portions. that sound most! ornery to conservatives are those where Bartok uses ancient folk music and scales, doing rugged | and doctrinaire counterpoint. Inj those curious, sometimes night- | marish passages, there are hints of quotations from standard Som! posers—=Strauss, Brahms, et al— who were influences on Bartok’s| very early writing. The mix- | master of Bartok’s subconscious | certainly churned up some amaz-| ing concoctions. After the Juilliard Quartet’s beautiful performance in the Bar-) tok, it was a foregone conclusion they'd do well with Mozart and Schubert. Same tact, same un-| derstanding, same exact figuring of effects. i Their playing is altogether) superb. {

Vandenberg 67 Today, Improves Slightly

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Mar. 22 (UP)—Sen. Arthur H. Van-| denberg was 67 today and a “slight improvement” was report-| ed in the Republican foreign af-| fairs leader’s condition. Sen. Vandenberg’s son and two daughters said no special celebration would be held. Dr. A. B. Smith, close friend and physician of Michigan's senior Senator, said Sen. Vandenberg spent “a comfortable day yesterday and some slight improvement has been noted, but he still is seriously {lL.” LL”

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|beamed to eastern Europe where he people are supposed to appre-| A second voice follows: ciate political satire. “This is Matyas Rakosi. Now Stalin the cuckoo is the hero! dertul invention. He is quite im-|that Stalin has said it's 2 o'clock,

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Hungarian clockmaker’'s shop.

A scratchy voice says: “This 1s Josef Stalin. It is now cuckoo-type clock that hourlyotficlally 12 o'clock.”.

Hungarian Communist leaders. but he chokes when a picture lor, saying it is 2 o'clock.” The Russian admires the cuckoo | eral of the Hungarian Communist clock approvingly. In ‘the skit, a Russian is in- party, jumps out and says it’s| ‘These official statements can-|

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