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is Jerome Kern's from “Roberta.”

D Minor, Vietor June Red Seal release of| high quality (WDM-1523). great ated for the first time In recordIng it—Jascha Heifetz, violinist, | and William Kapell, pianist. Their | incomparable virtuosity and su-| perb musicianship bring out the| full beauties, melodic and techni-| cal, of one of the most gracious compositions in violin literature.

Record Review

Ezio Pinza Transfers s His Appeal to Album

EZIO PINZA is indeed a man of many alénts. A great basso on the opera stage, a matinee idol in the Broadway musical “South Pacific,” and more recently a Hollywood movie star, he has also proven himself to be a recording artist of extraordinary appeal, hits from his first movie, which is featured on RCA Victor's

June Red Seal list.

“SONGS FROM MR. IM-| PERIUM” is the title of the] album (Victor, WDM-1502) con-|

sisting of three 7-in. 45-rpm records. Mr. Pinza and the popular Fran Warren sing

joging, namely,

SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1951

Love and My Mule” and “Let Me|

Look at You.”

The fourth song

in the album is one of the big

numbers in “Mr. Imperium,” “You

Belong to My Heart,” in which he|

ifs accompanied by the colorful! Guadalajara Trio which provides melodic background for him in

the movie.

Two other perennially favorite |

although Pinza doesn't sing them | inithe movie. One is Kurt Weill's| “September Song” from “Knickcker Holiday,” and the other “Yesterdays” |

BRAHMS: SONATA NO. 3 in| (Op. 108) is another)

Two | instrumentalists collabor-|

| PY MOZART: SONATA IN D for|

Two Pianos is given a new read-| ing by the brother-gsister team of} Amparo and Jose Iturbi on Vie-| tor Red Seal 1518. It is one of the outstanding] compositions specifically created for two keyboard and is Iturbis in a manner worthy of the | reputation they have earned both| as a team and as solists.

7-in. album WDM-|

instrumegts, | interpreted by the two |

From Columbia Records have

come the following excelleit new long-playing classical records:

SMETANA: THE MOLDAU, and also “From Bohemia's Fields and Groves,” from his symphonic cycle,

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"My _Coun- |

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Next SER fo Indiana Theatre

NEW YORK

songs are included in the album,

To Give Recital

Express Schedules, Limited Schedules Service fo meet every plan, every purpose

He has made an album of

try.” Played by George Szell and the Philharmonic -Symphony Orchestra of New York, on the two sides of 10-inch LP record ML-2177.

Of the six orchestral tonepoems Smetana wrote to celebrate the beauty and history of his‘ beloved Bohemia, the two on this record are nature pic. tures while the other four are evocations of Bohemian legends. It is idyllic descriptive music of the kind, we like to hea, simple and gay, and quite entrancing.

” 5 CARNEGIE POPS PROGRAM II, played by Charles O'Connell and: the Carnegie Pops Orchestra, on the two 10Inch sides of LP record ML2176. © Another recogd of a typical “pops concert” program,

on which the orchestra ‘has placed eight lovely and varied selections, including music from opera. and ballet and arrange-

ments ‘ for orchestra of folk music.

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ter" (Delute Drive-In, Maplecroft Drive-In, Oliver and Tacoma), land Outdoor, St. Clair, Patricia Neal in “Raton Pass" (Irving, Rivoli, Sheridan, and S

(Bel. Cinema, Hamilfon, Ritz, S adeland Outdoor), "My Forbidd

idde

| (Belmont, Old Trail, and Westlake Drive-In).

nza [Fountain

even hired an expert, Ben| Petty,

tutor. ; Margaret O'Brien, now a grownup at 14, is wearing her first heels , . Rod Cameron a location trip to Java for his next if it's Blow ths Winds” , , . Frances Langford and Tony Romano, the guitar player who teamed up dur{ing the war, are together again for Columbuia's “Purple Heart h ‘Diary.

maid who told her on the inter

CLOSE BY—Current attractions at neighborhood and drive-in theaters include: Dan Dailey and Betty Grable in “Call Me Mis "The Great Caruso’ with Mario trand, West screen of the Theatair Twin, Uptown, Zaring and Greenwood Drive-In),

uare, Rivoli, Shadeenmis Morgan and

edway and Tuxedo), George Montgomery in "Sword of Monte Cristo" en Past” with Ava Gardner, Malvyn Douglas and Robert Mitchum (Ar. lington, Belmont, Meridian Drive-lin and Theatair Twin, East, and Greenwood Drive-In) and Gary Cooper in "You're in the Navy Now"

We hear such favorites as Rachmaninoff’'s “Prelude in G Minor,” Schubert's “Rosa-

munde.” Grainger's “Molly on DOWNTOWN

Pass.’

the Shore” « | AMBASSADOR “West of the Pecos” and from C t and ‘Irish Tune “Wanderers of the Wasteland.” ¥ ounty Derry,” Herbert's OmIO—“Ride 'Em Cowboy” and “Yellow foot.” ‘Dagger Dance,” Gliere’s “Rus- |_ Sky.” IDAISY—"Kid Prom Texas” and “Abbott | *

| RODEO “Abilene Town” and “Chump at Oxford” plus comedy.

NEIGHBORBOOD ARLINGTON

| and Costello in the Foreign Legion." | EMERBON—"Samson and Delilah" { “Lucky Nick Cain.” “My Forbidden Past” and GARFIELD—"I'd Climb the Highest Moun- | AVAL, Shy. Valles” and “Cause ‘8in” and “Quicksand.’ | a rngeance VYaler> 4 HU FOUNTAIN SQUARE—"The Great Caruso” |

1 > Boy Alm. Pass” and “Operation Disaster.”

sian Sailors’ Dance,” and Lia- | dov’'s “Berceuse” and “Dance | Song.”

and!

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ROSE MARIE, Friml's ever-

and “Hot Rod.” {| popular and colorful musical of

BELMONT-"You're in the Navy Now” GROVE. Rural Wedding” and “Good! snd ‘My Forbidden Past.” Humor Man.” the Canadian Mounties, pre- | ; 'HAMILTON— Raton Pass” and “Lucky

sented in somewhat - abridged Nick Cain.”

form on 10-inch LP record ML-

2178. The stars of this recorded | production are none other than Dorothy Kirsten and Nelson Eddy, and they are ably supported by the Howard Chandler Chorus with orchestra eonducted by Leon Arnaud. All the hit numbers of the show are in- | cluded—' ‘Rose Marie,” “Totem Tom Tom,” “Indian Love Call,” “The Mounties,” ete.

LINO. “le NCOLN-— mon Drop Kid" “Redhead and the Cowboy.’ and MECCA Ansas Ralders: ' and “To Please

OLIVER -

offENHAL ‘Dark City” and “The Great

PIXY—" Ahnings of Oklahoma.’ RI Arment on Demand”

gan's Peril . Pass” and “Lueky Niek | RIVOLL-" ‘The Great Caruso” and “The Sword of Monte Cris SAND el War With the Army” ana suER ANCE “he Great Caruso”

and! eball.” STAR—"For Heaven's Sake” and ‘‘Saddle|

_ Tramp.”

TODAY & MONDAY ONLY

—H.W.M.|

Piano, Voice Pupils

| CINEMA ‘My Blue Heaven” and ‘Raton! ST.

CORONET—"1{ This Be Sin" and oe EAR 0 Gremt Caruso”

D! | CLERMONT DELUXE “Walk Softly Stranger” plus car-|

Call Me Mister” snd "Mystery |

alls of Montesuma” and “Al rio and “Tar-| | SHADRLANT 32m

eration

eration MA CN Me Me Mister’!

an “Stars in WN owboat cA

My On Caruso” plus news

“Great

Te, an Tenade,

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and toons

IRVING—"Tripoli” and “Sword of Monte | GREENWOOD DRIVE-IN—""My Forbidden

Great Caruso”

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“T0 PLEASE A LADY”

Today 1:15, Men., Tues

ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR Betty GRABLE—Dan DAILEY

“CALL ME MISTER”

John DEREK-—Diana LYNN

“Rogues of Sherwood Forest”

Miss Mary Ellen Galbraith will] present her piano and voice pupils in recital at 7:45 p. m. next Tuesday in School 20 auditorium, 1849 Pleasant Run Blvd. | Assisting will be Dallas Gal-|

HOT TIME ~ Louis Jordan

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Neighborhood Theater Programs Now Showing Here

rN IVE-IN (EART SCREEN at dden Past” and aan). Creek." IN (WEST REEN) “The Great Caruso” and “Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone."

d WESTLAKE DRIVE-IN — "You're In the Navy Now" and Bandit Queen” plus d| cartoons and news.

WESTSIDE OUTDOOR--"Samson and DeHiah™ and Cartoon Carnival

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Eg 0 ness Corus” and “Dur pacital Planned

By Piano Pupils

| Mrs. Gladys Fowler will present!$

Plus} {her students in a plano recital at | MAPLECROFT, DRIVE-IN-..! ‘Call Me Mis- 8 p. m. next Tuesday in First

MAYWOOD DRIVE-IN -- “The Avenger” Nazarene Church, E. Washington

With | “My Forbidden Past”

E DRIVEN. ‘Only oe am, trumpeter, and Kenneth Mieball."

{8t. at State Ave. Assisting will be Jimmie Sulli-

4/1am, reader.

2702 W. 10th

| PIXY "ov TODAY—-MONDAY ONLY

MARK. Waiter FALAN

“Al” Jennings of Okla.”

TODAY — MONDAY « TUESDAY Jane POWELL-—Fred ASTAIRE

Color by Technicolor “ROYAL WEDDING”

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0 » » ” " { ‘braith, baritone, Washingt, Will bring his band to the Murat Dt : ALL ME MISTER’ 3 “G00D D HUMOR MAN” D.C, and the Tarter Family| for an evening of blues, boogie x SHADELAND iE h COTTEN-—VALLI A ig of mixed voices, Indian-| and other high - temperature | % +3 aT SOFTLY STRANGER” x CONT. TODAY FROM 1:45 P. M. ‘apolis | music Sunday, June 24. x ¥ PLUS: 2-COLOR CARTOONS * Sein xT TT en nin £2 3 Doin: WE SER E 10th or Ef kA AAR ARRAAARAKA AA I Free Kies piaadsian Seid 108 x EE ak | x THRU TUESDAY Xx zl . tpi EX Oven6:30 P. M.—Show at Dusk x(x * Cent. Today From . x » x »*| Dennis MORGAN—Pairiela NEAL '¥ ENTme smow IN coor XX »| “RATON Pissh I Marie LANZA—Ann BLYTH »*| 3 Open 7:00—Show a$ Dusk x x “THE GREAT CARUSO” %/% Dean MARTIN-Jerrs LEWIS x] Imes faDON AI INTER : TE "AT WAR WITH THE ARMY" 3% HOT ROD x G g BK * X eo, Monigomery In A. Dumas's %|% Avs GARDNER—Robert MITCHUM * ’ ” + "SWORD OF MONTE CRIST $5 "MY FORBIDDEN PAST” x Tro A Arb | Plus 3 Color Cartesns. Twice Nitely ¥ n {& = Adm. Adults §0c, Children Free *|

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All Times Fines shown a are Standard Time

view: “I weel not work for temperamental movie stars.”

Rogers Jr., who looks so much like his ¢ his mind about starring in the cow

biography.

told me, performance.”

Bawlin’ Bete Davis goes into TV as rumored, predicts a 16-gallon video screen.

|“Rita Hayworth's marriage has|contributed some dillies to 0 had |hit the rocks—rubies, diamonds en's fashions, has a pa! tent nt pend. and emeralds.” ing on a swimming ¢ cap she calls One shouldn't jump at con-/8 Turbandana. , . . Maurice

clusions because the movie stare let gets plastered every night. Harry Cimring says she may only be putting on her nightly facial, p=

heard an actor tell’ another: “Listen, don't you try to talk to me about women—I'm married to one of them.”

airshow in the fall,

“humoriet

The official announeement is due from Warner ‘08. any day. Will Jr, a Beverly Hills newspaper publisher, has

ON THE RECORD: Shelley ure: “I'm trying couple of places. Buccess everybody “fill out. James Mason, about wiy : he's not a member of Holly. s wood’s ultra-ultra British ecol- 3 . You

put on a tie. That's net for Pamela and me.” ;

as a rope-twirling

ting

. Republic is prom

“Fair

Miriam Hopkins hired a French

thinking, ‘What time will break for lunch?’ Audiences see the scene and say, ‘What a pro. found expression he had on his face, "rn Judy Garland’s London success has given her a new incentive ‘meget people she'll might Sapo and ih theater nga men . 8. when turns from Europe in two

“She still doesn’t know,” Miriam “This will be my best {

» ” LJ CLOSEUP and Comedy: “If

Mildred Seamster

It was a bartender who sald:

Chevalier just recorded the

French version of at Thing: It’s called Rod Objet.”

Frank Fontaine says he over

Irene Ryan rejoins Bob. Hope's

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ENTIRE SHOW IN COLOR Mario LANZA * Ans BLYTH “THE GREAT CARUSO” George MONTGOMERY in Alexander DUMAS' “SWORD OF MONTE CRISTO”

Thru Tues. Today. 12:45 to % Ie C. B. DeMilie’s Technicolor Wit!

“SAMSON & DELILAN”

with Hedy LaMarr—Vietor Mature George Raft—Coleen Grey

“LUCKY NICK CAIN"

ARLINGTON ..

INVOIANBLMOST OH TINCTIVE

ATR CONDITIONED YEAR for do OPEN 13:48 a Robert MITCHUM + Ave GARDNER Melvyn P pove as

MY FORBIDDEN

Errol FLYNN + Olivia DeMAVILLAND + Ann SHERIDAN

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“Sworn OF MONTE RISTO” RTT GUE: 2 All Time Tochnioolor Greats on the ‘Same Propim ’ Betty HUTTON * Howard KEEL 4 “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN” Joel McCREA + Ellen DREW : “STARS IN MY CROWN"

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