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Nancy Carr's | SRTWITE APRIL 25 4 Recital Excellent Pla nned for Jommtow TIA ILTOR al THEATRE

Nancy Carr, soprano, yesterday Will be sponsored at 3 p. m. to-| drew enthusiastic response from MOITow in Caleb Mills Hall by! dyin TORY -_ ABBOTT (OSTEO MEET THE

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‘Born Yesterday'— Circle Players Ring the Bell

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attended her recital in Ayres’ SiC department, Ralph W. Wright, auditorium. director. | High school orchestras and, Young and attractive, Miss ypair directors participating will Carr has a voice of unusual rich- y,.1ude: Washington, Malvin wal-,

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Of Broadway Play Effective ness and power, when she chooses yer, director; Manual, Robert, Lad di re to turn on- the power. Trent, director; Shortridge, Will| inside Ball Pro By Henry Butler She's an excellent musicial\ and Wise, director, and Ila Rauch, so- - pose The Circle Players’ “Born Yesterday,” which opened ‘her singing shows the effects of|loist;” Howe, Albert Denk, direc- ; For ‘Go ’ first-rate teaching. Moreover, she tor; Attucks, LaVerne Newsome, last night in the Hotel Severin’s Rainbow Room, is a good has learned, possibly from her director; Broad Ribple, Owen Contirued radio experience, to do equally Beckley, director, an 'echnica. Mr. Stassen 8 Ee aot of legitimate| ell with Profound and Te a ac a—— y Lary : agreement ru > eg 318 ght compositions. to the end, w + theater has been a fad for some time in other cities with Her first group, starting with] == | the great new romantic may be, it ca: . | “ ”» » varying sucess. 4 sin st wo le Sa ‘Any sudden enthusiasm ~Max Moore does a nice Job 83 Is Kind” in a beautiful interpreta- : America with his recording must be abo over the introduction of arena paul Verrall, the reporter who tion, was a nice prelude to. the Es gm { “BE MY LOVE" partisanship | ; : 2 , Italian second group. A dramat- — —. 0 LOVE ercise con style to Indianapolis must be takes a $200 a week job tutoring group. _—_— Fo A qualified with the cautions re- the blonde. (Mr. Kanin certainly jeaity Sapressive version of “O . = Pp captures the youth, among the fry % wove a lot of customer appeals! mio babbino caro,” from Puccini's EY oe : Sees Do minder that elsewhere theater into his comedy.) “Gianni Schicchi” closed the sec- | the fervor, the magic in the round occasionally has be- "0 triangle of principals and| ond group and brought popular] SHEEE=———— ¥ of the beloved He sald In foe turkey i the Sa t the their supporting cast move in and demand for an encore. — 4 2 : 2 had not spok bil ey a out of the arena in two main | She did very well also with | =EECEECEERECEE-TE. kf: thur about t Circle Players have started their di i bout 45 der and BEE ng ’ venture with energy and skill | directions—about 45 degrees [the French and Spanish songs in || SHEEN ; ciliation “but , . ~an. | 225 degrees, or nor'-nor'-east and Group III, and finished her pro-| — = =: z= ; knowl Capably directéd by Douglas Con-| : ; t" Ceiling i t | ET ; my knowledg A do a | Sou-sou-wes -elling 1s not un- |gram wtih a nice selection of fe rod and his staff, the actors al mited ™ in the back s years that he EE G mited, a n e back rows, mainly contemporary British and|] =— convincing version of Garson visibility is poor, except when the Ameri H = spond” to an Kanin's comedy about the ex- characters stand up. Lighting is can songs.—H. B. il = MEH Presents fer with t chorine moll of a gangster-like | concentrated ard’ watm. and = conor py Th i | lobbyist in Washington. scenery ain't, though tables, | Times Amusement - { pT Gen. Machol Visibility Fair | chairs and sofas give adequate Cli k i ec nico or United States A large part of their success is {]|usion. oc i thur could ha due to Shirley Andersom’s excell Economy and intimacy are two SEVERIN HOTEL | BF | with Mr, Trur lent performance as the Brook-main arguments for arena thea-| “Born Yesterday." presented by : requested one. lyn-voiced, bleached-blonde chor- ter, Whatever those arguments the Cirele gyayers, Theater in the | s Th . ine. Miss Anderson is a remark-/ are worth, I think the Circle CIRCLE — e General ably good substitute for Judy Players have put on a show In- “Raton Pass,” with Dennis Mor- < man, previous Holliday in the role of Billie dianapolis will like. TE, af | I 0%. Cha 12 10 « | Jutention of 4 Dawn. She deserves some kind, ‘Glass Menagerie’ Next A : p he be Lucky ed Cain." oath George = A), Potten) of medal for sustaining the] 0 oT : : . Efe db : throat-racking shrillness, 2 well! are ails he tie of Principals EXAUSTED SOLDIER—Stan Tretick's award-winning picture. “Prelude Seog ot. 330. #1is = = | MARIO “consider it a : as for putting wisdom and under-| supporting players: James Mec- . # = Bd 4% wah a 3 . z: = CHILDREN UNDER 1 =X r oe standing into her acting. Daniel, as Ed Devery; Robert 4 ell A d » | | ns ane oad Mune” an2. 45, | = = | : : As Harry Brock, the unscrupu- Cook and Helen Morton, as sen- I 16 HC IIRL waras Oo TO INDIANA | S_ ALWAYS FREE _= | sither sue fo lous lobbyist and grabber, Irvin ator and Mrs. Norval Hedges; | “Samson and Delilah.” with Hedy |! | n his teleg Spangler is more determined than Harold Yeagy, as Eddie Brock, Newsmen Featured in Ti Hes. 20% 55 73 anatus: 1» DOROTHY JARMILA Arthur, Stasse credible. With a wide-eyed glint and Margaret Eastridge, Edward { mes “Ma. sid pels sk a IRSTEN OVOTNA about the lette of purpose, Mr. Spangler last Green, Denni b . Ah Mette Bask on the . 5 He said he ha night kept knocking himself out licki, Jo a ahi Bt A war correspondent whose world beat on the outbreak of the Perey scllorlge. a0 “Fs nee mire EN Re site | BLANCHE EB “I was confide: with Silver Star efforts over and|man. in vals tole. Korean War was published by The Times has won the National 1:30 _hq 10 Li SN Ea Siawierdeville RE THEBOM oo of you over a | i X above the call of duty in one of “Born Yesterday” will be re- Headliners Medal itor forsign news reporting. Roc. ai 12:30 3:35, $730" and 5:05. "BORN TO BE BAD" 3 if such an inv the hottest rooms I've ever sat in|peated tonight and tomorrow Other awards will go to a feature writer, a sports columnist and | LOEW'S odohnny. Muck Brown Teresa Richard Carl Benton you would ace QuIing a. theatrical Performance. nn (ne ig It OITOW 5 photographer whose winning efforts also appeared in The Times. Larrhe Great Caruso” with Mario “OVER THE BORDER” CELLI HAGEMAN “REID By a happy intermission coinci- hy no ce or seltzer tomor- The war correspondent is Jack James, United Press Seoul| Kirsten. at 11, 1.100 3:25 8:35, —PLUS CARTOON— He sald he d dence for many spectators, the Plenty ambitious, the Circle jpanager. Hie will be awarded the istentl tst andir ditori 1 ? my "irre yp | —EXTRA— wr per ; : : National Headliner Club’s medal Sistently outstanding editorial) " ! roy pig ho - gelize i o Rayer have announced “The a¢ its annual frolic in Atlantic Cartoons. | Stevens and Aree Nicol. whe | GREENWOOD MacARTHUR'S MOMENTOUS Matthew J, Co ge. & bes cou 4) e on 3 a ase Menagerie as their next njiv June 1-2 for his “exclusive. 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