Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1951 — Page 5

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A Realtroar— Have More § Of Mischakoff

By HENRY BUTLER

Mischa Mischakoff’s violin recital at the Odeon last night was one of the big musical things 1951 has brought

r. Mischakof, whose somewhat redundant name prob- . ably Me his fault, is too seldom heard as soloist, aside from his work as concertmaster with orchestras like the

NBC Symphony. Like a good many other ace first-chair men, he has to

buck competition from soloists jealously promoted by New York managers, He wouldn't have been heard here at all if Jordan College of Music hadn't brought him in to teach a brief series of master classes this week, His playing is solid, in the best “bop” sense. He has all kinds of technical resources, all kinds of knowledge of violin literature and all kinds of ability ‘to do what different kinds of virtuosi do, without over-doing any one style.

Blend of Styles

To paraphrase a well known radio commereial, his playing is like & musical doctor's preseérip-i' tion—not just one, but several ingredients, He blends styles, ideas and evén technical tricks so that I imagine a fiddler could discover traces of such widely different Joi fornens as Szigeti, Kreisler fetz, Kochanski, Huberman, and 80 on.

And all this nicely blended compotind emérges tonally from the violin as superbly satisfying playing. Here's the man you'd like to listen to for a whole eveping of sonatas. Last night's opener; Handel's Sonata in D major; was in the best and most moving vein of classical music. |

With Dorothy Munger of the Jordan piano faculty as apt and facile acéompanist, the Handel Sonata sounded a lot more effective than the Cesar Franck Son-

ata inp A for Violin and Piano, which followed. 4 | Mr. Mischakoff was beyond re-'

proach in both sonatas, though perhaps he may have yielded a point or two in tempo to Mrs. Munger in the Franck. Mrs. Munger played the extremely significant and expressive piano part of the Franck sonata as if it had been written by Cecile Chaminade.

Needs More Courage

The Franck sonata calls for real work and real confidence from the pianist. The piano part is no mere accompaniment. Mrs, Munger ¢an do the most difficult and demanding accompaniments, like the one to the Falla-Kochan-ski “Jota” last night. I could wish she had more authority and courage in something like the Franck sonata, which is just about tops | in its period and vein. Mr. Mischakoff followed intermission with the Bruch G minor Concerto, which he played with great feeling for the emotional passages. As in all Odeon concerts, the emotional passages

’|neatly co-incided with police and

ambulance excursions on E North 8t. His :last group, the kind of thing often snobbishly regarded as too “popular” actually contained some of his best playing. It takes a great artist to make hackneyed music sound im- | portant. Mr. Mischakoff is the kind oe artist who couldn't play music without making it po] important.

For the benefit of ardent tans |

and autograph collectors, I might! add that he looks and acts 30 years younger on the stage than | {in the libelous publicity photos! sent out in advance,

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Church Group to Honor Dr. John Wesley

Five local churches in co-op-eration with the Christian Fireside Council of Ment will mark the

- birthday of the father of Meth.

odism, Dr, John Wesley, tomory row. Churches and speakers for the observance are: the First Church of the Nasarene, Dr. Edwin C. Martin; the First Presbyterian Church, Wendell W. Phillips; the Morris Street Methodist Church, E.~¥-~Rood; the Roberts Park /Methodist Church, John A, Newman; the West Michigan Street Methodist Church, B. E. Sattler, and the Edwin Ray Methodist Church, R. T. Combs.

Third Christian Church | Seeks Parking Lot

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construct a parking lot at 1638 Broadway for use of the congre-|

gation If a Zoning Board vari-| - ance is granted.

Announcement of the proposed) parking lot was made by officials] of the church. The house on the) property will be razed and the lot] graded in preparation for parking. Dr. A. C. Brooks is church pastor, The East Forty-Ninth Street Christian Church has appliéd to the Zoning Board for a variance with the expectation of expanding its present building.

Unitarian Church Group Off to Schenectady

‘The Rev.= John K. Hammon, minister, and three members of the North Unitarian Church, are en route to Schenectady, N. ¥Y., for special study in the field of religious education. The other three persons are: Mrs. John B. Wilson, Mrs. James Pontius and Miss Ruth Ann Cooley. The group will attend a Character Bducation Workshop conducted by Dr. Ernest M. Ligon, Union College professor of psy-

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OK Venue Change In Kidnap Case

Trial of two brothers charged with the kidnap-rape of a 20-year-old girl during a “lover's lane” attack here has been shifted to Shelbyville, The change of venue was granted by Special Judge Jack C. Brown, Criminal Court 2, at the request of C. Stuck, 21, and {his brother, bert, 24, of 1250 {Central Ave, The pair face a possible life

sentence on the kidnapping charge. They are also accused of

beating the girl's compénion, 23, R. R. 1, during the surprise attack June 12, 1950. The two victims were attacked

‘las they sat in their parked car on

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and erson Aves, The girl was

forced accompany two men on

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part of the county before she assaulted.

Starts 10-Year [Robbery Term

A 3 Yest-ol convicted holdup man, ose first trial was ruled (out, started a new 10-year State. {Prison sentence today. Paul Dana Toney, Frankfort,

was convicted of robbing a Gaseteria station attendant of $100! ty Special Judge Robert E. Coates, |

Criminal Court 2, yesterday.

Toney was first found guilty of | the Oct. 12, 1049, holdup by a {jury last September. He was séhtenced to 10 to 25 years for robe bery and 15 years for armed rob-

bery.

In March, Toney asked for a new trial on grounds that he could not be given two séntences for the same offense. The motion

was granted by Special Judge

Robert Rutherford.

3 Railroads Charged ‘With Safety Violations

Three railroads were named in uaFiionorr, DMIVEINBira of Para. GOVErnMent suits on file today in i The Blazing Trail” plus| Federal District Court on charges

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Purdue Seminar

Se LAFAYETTE, Tune 16—More than 200 representatives of local

service airlines will attend al

seminar at Purdue University Thursday and Friday under joint! sponsorship of the school and Flight magazine. Also attending the seminar will be federal and state government, agency representatives, aircraft

manufacturers and members of)

air transport organizations.

The future of the small service! airlines which connect small] towns with the large trunk air-|

ways will be discussed, along with the airplane’s place in community planning.

State Marketing Group Elects New Officers

New officers of the Indiana Chapter of the American Mar{keting Association have been elected.

They are: President Richard | : B. Smoker of the Indiana Farm |

Bureau Co-op; Vice President {Jack Grieg of Spencer Curtis Ad-|

{vertising, and Secretary-Treas-urer Mrs. Lillian Kreps of the! {Indianapolis Chamber of Com-|

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McKee of the Perfect Circle Corp. ;| Robert Fishback, Paper Arts Co.,| and Kenneth Griffin of Eli Lily

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Files New ‘Request Judge Niblack acted in the wake of a State Supreme Court ruling Wednesday upholding his

previous denial of a change of

venue, Mr. Kriner immediately filed a new The suit, brought by the Gary School Board, seeks a ruling on whether the Aug. .1 distribution of state school funds should be made under a 1049 or a 1951 law. A

total of 1150 Hoosier school cor| :

porations are involved, Mr. Kriner was removed from

the case after Thomas L. Webber,|

deputy attorney general, argued that he could not legally represent Mr. Young, He sai@ only the Attorney General's office could represent a state official.

Basis of Denial

The change of venue request was denied on grounds that Mr. Young alone could not make the request. The judge held Mr. Young was only one party to the suit as a4 member of the State General Education Commission.

Both sides yesterday reiterated

their belief the politically signifi-

cant case would wind up in the

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