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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Stage and Music—

Both Sedate And Sedative

‘The Heiress,” Civic Production,

Has Some Very Dull

By Henry Butler

Excise Agents Await Orders

‘Ready to Join’ Schricker Drive State Excise Police Chief C. B, France said today his liquor en-

forcement agents were awaiting orders to join Gov. Schricker’s

Moments

“The Heiress,” the Civic’s April production, which crusade against crime.

opened last night, is both sedate and sedative. Despite some telling climaxes in Act II,.a good deal of the dialog sounds like somebody reading aloud from ato officials in cities and towns who Henry James novel after swallowing a ccuple of nembutals. No doubt Ruth and Augustus Goetz, in writing their) stage adaptation of James’ “Washington Square,” wanted maria to preserve some of the James

quality. As the play was put on last night, starting about 8:45 p. m.

and ending about 11:30, it dragged rather painfully through most of Act I—a fact which made spectators restless speed and meaning in the second act scene between father and

It gained more

daughter, where sharp conflict develops By now, the story is familiar enough. Dr. Austin Sloper, able

and wealthy New York physician,

a Victorian-style father whose

efforts to plan his daughter Catherine's memories beautiful mother. The mother had died when Catherine was born. Catherine has father's outward benevolence mixed with contempt of her plainness and lack of talent.

life are complicated by of her brilliant and

learned that her is

A Tough Spot

It would be a tough spot for a gal even today. have been really rugged, all the more so since the one suitor who promises Catherine some kind of happiness turns out to be a for-tune-hunting wastrel. But there's more to the conflict than comes out in the lines—certainly a lot more than came out in the lines last night. The play may seem simple, but its simplicity is deceptive. Jack Hatfield's cast are missing much of the play's depth. Stuart, impressively dignified as Dr. Sloper, is methodi-

In 1850, it must

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tolerate gambling and bootleg-

THE CAST Jacaquelin Hopper Alistair Stuart

ties an opportunity to rid themselves of gambling and illegal (Bess Wright liquor operations before sending Rick v Te Weidlich state police into action. y e ek Ven ces br Said Chief France:

Frances Drury; Jerry ance yi Aes Mary Maillard “We're waiting for orders. We don’t know what we're supposed to do under this new set-up.

Await ‘Poliey’ Decision

Dr. Austin Sloper Lavinia Penniman Catherine Sloper Elizabeth Almond Arthur Townsend Marian Almond Morris Townsend Mrs. Montgomery cally deliberate in a way that slows down progress and extinguishes dramatic fire before it's had a chance to catch. Verla The state police, however, were Brown, starting out as a simper- waiting until the state police ing, shy Catherine who seems board formulates a “clear cut” oblivious of her father's unkind policy on gambling raids. In the remarks (possibly because Mr. past, state police intervened only Stuart delivers them so methodi- when asked to aid local officials. cally), -all of a sudden surprises! Wednesday: night State Police everybody by blowing her top. In Supt. Arthur Thurston and the other terms, the change from State Police Board will meet at andante and mezzo-piano to alle- the Pendleton Police Post to gro and fortissimo is much too change the “blue book,” official abrupt. uniform policy of all state posts. Vance Is Back Cast in the unfamiliar role of Jerry Vance, back again this racket buster, Gov. Schricker is month after starring in “The said to be determined to carry out Silver Whistle” last month, does his program against slot mathe most competent acting job. I chines, gamblinng dens, lottery think Mr. Vance was incorrectly tickets and illegal after-hours coached in the business of show- liquor dives. ing suitor Morris Townsend's Follows Accident mercenary motives. In the Sloper The Governor's crackdown foldrawing room, (very handsome owed a highway accident in Delaset by Fredric Rhoades) he ware County, just outside Muncie, sometimes acts too much like the where five persons were Killed. personal-tax appraiser in YOUr The driver of one of the cars was own living room. drunk, according to the coroner. Morris, in the play, is more than At the Statehouse, Art hur just money-hungry. Dr. Sloper Campbell, executive secretary to has -more motives than mere the governor, said: stuffy notions about the fortune “We are going to crack down he will .or will not leave his on all gambling where we find it. daughter. Catnerine has more That's the policy of the Governor.” reasons than were clear in last It was understood that the night's performance for turning Governor would soon call a meetsavagely against her father and ing of top state law enforcement later wreaking humiliating re- to co-ordinate the crusade against venge on Morris. crime program. The play needs depth of understanding. It may be impossible to indicate clearly all underlying motives. But the action should convey richness and complexity.

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