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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Sets Detroit ‘Season’

Engagement Is Step Toward Community Unit; Performance Scheduled in Bloomington |

By United Press NEW YORK, May 5—The New York City Opera is planning

to extend its design for communit The latest addition is Detroit.

company will provide the stars-and major personnel for a season of seven operas in seven days here, opening Nov. 13. From this beginning, efforts will be made Ho. tap the talent trom}

{he Detroit region .as a step toward forming a permanent local opera group. Auditions will be held, «as they were in the formation of the Chicago group. The Chicago season will open Nov, 23 ahd run through Dec. 9 | puring “the Chicago season; the" company will make two trips, at least, to Milwaukee. In addition, it will give two performances at! Michigan State College in East Lansing, two in Kansas City, Mo., and one in Bloomington, Ind. During its New York fall seagon. the company plans to visit Philadelphia on one of its “off Tuesdays and pos<ibly other cities on other Tuesdays.

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THF NEW YORK Philhar-monic-Symphony Orchestra, which has just ended its regular season at Carnegie Hall, will play a return engagement at the Roxy Theater on Broadway ior two

' weeks beginning next Wednesday.

i Broadway’ Show

The orchestra tried the experi-

ment at the movie palace last September and attracted full houses. Dimitri Mitropoulos,

gical director, was delighted got the commercially successful introduction of good music at low

y opera to still more cities. Next season, the New York City

David Lloyd, T8da Duncan and Camilla Williams. The public will get in by clip-| piggsa_ coupon rom the news-! papers. 5 8 Ww THE AWARDS in the George” Gershwin memorial contest for an| orchestral” composition by an American composer under 30 years old have been increased. The winner will get $1000 cash, a performance by the New York Philharmonic - Symphony Orchestra, a recording by Columbia Records, inclusion of the composition in the Chappel reptal library, with royalties, and a week in New York with travel and living ‘expenses paid. The seventh annual closes Aug, 31, 1851.

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ih Hollywood— Film Pokes Fun At ‘Spellbound’

Liz Scott Is Psychiatrist In Picture Razzing Selznick

: By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Yves 5—A new comedy Cy Howard is grinding out for Hal Wallis is, according to the whispers, an out-and-out lampoon on David O.. Selznick’s “Spellbound.” Lizabeth Scott is the lady psychiatrist and Dean Mar‘tin and Jerry Lewisrare her patients. Liz, meanwhile; is denying that the tough|grained doll she's playing in

k “The Rackét” has any relaMinister to Spea tion to Virginia Hill. She told

-Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, former me: finance minister for Hungary, will speak at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the World War Memorial building. In his discussion of the question, “Is Russia Ready for the Final Showdown?” Dr. Nyaradi wil! cite his observations of So-

viet tactics for expanding domination of Eastern Europe. hold. Before her retirement, Mrs.

The former minister resigned | O'Keefe was Steffi Duna. Several .

his post in 1948 in protest to Com- | °f her old films are playing the munist activity in Hungarian gov-| | video circuit and Dennis is beam-

ernment affairs, With his family ing. he has lived in this country in| “It's changed everything. The voluntary exile since his resigna- 8rocery clerks are saying, ‘How [tion. do you do, MRS. O'KEEFE’ and | Sponsoring his appearance here Our kids are bringing friends lare the English Speaking Union, home to get HER agtograph

International Relations Group of| THE WARTIME GI sotertaine’

|the American Association of Uni-| ont block-busters, Bob Hope and [versity Women, Foreign Poicy Frances Langford, are due for a

{Association and Indianapolis ; : film reunion in Frances’ Columh'a - {Commpites on Foreign Relations. movie, “The Purple Heart Diary.”

[Ex-Hungarian

“I've played a lot of “husky damsels in my life and this | one's quite a babe. But she’s not Virginia Hill”

” ~ " TELEVISION is writing a ‘Mama Was a Movie Star” routine in the Dennis O'Keefe house-

prices to thousands of persons, “a number of whom later became!’ . . regular and devoted Philharmonic TOKYO. May 5—The sign outsubscribers.” side the theater says (and here His task, was to “transform a we quote precisely): symphony from a collection of «ymperia] Theater presents that notes into a message for.:human- ya) known great, but true love ity. story of George D. Morgan, bil“The time or place does not ;j,naire of America. and Oyuki-

By United Press

matter,” he sald. “It's the music ga, pgautiful geisha-girl of that counts.” Kvoto, adopted in newly comx = = posed opera comique ‘Morgan

THE PHILADELPHIA OR- Oyvuki’ (Madam of Snowflake) — CHESTRA is giving four free gorgeous, ellegant, merry and colconcerts in the city’s big Conven- orful—with 30 selected beauties tion Hall, next Wednesday through and nude girls.” Saturday. Eugene Ormandy will The opera is comic. The proconduct. is great, but nevertheless true. | The concerts are in return for The opera is comic. The proda grant of $50,000 from the city duction is as elegant as you can to’ keep the orchestra aflaat. find anywhere. The selected Noted soloists have been engaged beauties are beautiful, and the for the series. They include Alec nude girls are naked. ' Templeton, Virginia MacWatters, Ovuki, a lady naw 70 years old, Is living a secluded life in Kyoto i (it says right here in the Tokyo | newspaper). |

47 Years Ago -

Kyoto is the center of Japanese {art and culture. It was there, 47 |vears ago, that the rich American {wooed . and won = Oyuki—after, |three years of courting and pay{ing a reputed purchase price of 1 $20,000 to her employer, Oyuki's husband died in 1915. {During their 12 years of marriage, | {they divided their time between | |Japan and the gay capitals of | Europe. The musical, “Mot gan Oyuki:” hangs on to a sort of thread of the great but true story, | while concentrating on the gay capitals. It's a startlingly good musical] (comedy, which has eased itself] {Into a long run at a theater three, iblocks © from Frank Lloyd} | Wright's famous Imperial Hotel.

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Murray and Maryellen Hicks, the in the Murat Theater next Tues-

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