Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1951 — Page 8

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By Henry Butler BLOOMINGTON, May 8 —"Die Fledermaus," the Metropolitan Opera's double-dip-marshmallow taste sensation; got big response in a packed Indiana University auditorium last night. : ! Here's one place not to argue maus’’ has it and hasn't. On the negative side is the

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Fledermaus’ has delightful music, some nicely daring dialog, beautiful sets and sffendid singing. Anybody who tries to reveal named the Ernie Pvle Lecturer at the story can. count on a week Indiana University of work. The place is ‘Bad Ischl,” Mr. and we can exclusively report to : Indianapolis Times readers that meeting of Hoosier radio Bad Ischl is not far from Vienna, Men Saturday. Next Monday he That's in 1874, and knowing vour will lecture to journalism classes.

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