Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1951 — Page 22

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Wednesday evening, the Young Ireland Theater Co. will start its two-day run in Indiana University auditorium, Bloomington. Friday evehing, also in Bloomington, the IU School of Music put on Kurt Weill's opera “Lost In the Stars,” most am-

bitious undertaking of the IU| oro. .t; visitin ; L g Indianapolis summer-operetta season. On the = couple of seasons ago when

same evening, the Southernaires, male will sing in Purdue University’s Hall of Music on the Lafayette campus as a summer convocation feature, : And of course the Brown County Playhouse in Nashville, “with Lee Norvelle’s company of IU student actors, will continue “swepk-ends with ‘‘The Barker”

by Hobeier Kenyon Nicholson, |

opened Friday evening.

> ight's R. & H. Festival, as you probably know already, is

done up as an entertainment package, and not . contrived locally. Equipped with special or-

chestrations and arranged for

greatest effectiveness, it includes golo and ensemble voice numbers and some dance routines from the famous collaborators’ biggest

hits. » . »

THE VISITORS from Eire, with Eric Bentley as director,

will give “Riders to the Sea” and

' Henry Butler : EK will be one-of the summer's busiest, with important events here in town and on the university circuit. Starlight Musicals’ Rodgers & Hammerstein Fesival|. ‘opens Tuesday night at the Fair Grounds.

ford University Players over here, . The Irishmen will appear at Purdue also, on the summer con-

vocation series Saturday, Aug. 11, : » ~ »

“LOST IN THE STARS,” which

Todd Duncan and the Broadway company were on tour, probably outdoes even “Street Scene” In difficulty. | ‘Last year's TU “Street Scene,” | jointly produced by Ernst Hoffman and Walter Russell, was a masterpiece of organization and achievement, considering that it was done during summer session. But “Lost In the Stars” seems at first glance a tougher job, with its 20 scenes and its considerably more serious and involved music. | | Produced by Lawrence Carra,| stage ‘director; Ernst Hoffman, music director, and Theda Taylor, | technical director, all of Dean] Wilfred C. Bain’s School of Music| faculty, it will have a large cast.| There will. be “altogether six performances: Next Friday, | Saturday and Sunday and Aug. 3, 4 and 5 all in East Hall at 8:15 p. m, Among those appearing in the, opera (there will be some rota-

“The Player Queen” Wednesday tion of personnel, so as to give

and “Words Upon the Window Pane” and Gunman” Thursday, grams at 7:15 p. m, In IU audi-

torium.

This appearance of the Irish Players: is sponsored by the InExchange

ternational Theater

“The Shadow of a both pro-

maximum opportunity to students) will be: Eugene Bayless, Jack DeLon, Jean Lett, Lou Herber, D. Ralph] Appelman, Dale Stonecipher, Wil-| liam Steiner, Eva Long, David] McIntosh, Larry Gentry, Howard| Kahl, Donald Vogel, Charles war-| ren, Philip Hathorn, Edna Shep-|

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{up the gangplank of a riverboat|

“| attention and thus young Benny

NOBODY paid any attention, except maybe to sicker,

old boy still wearing knee| pants and black stockings walked |

in 1922 and shyly asked Bix Beld-|

on the boat, to “try out for a job.” But a few minutes later, when the reed-thin lad took up his clarinet, everybody was paying

Goodman started on the road to fame. Shr This week ' Columbia records has re-released another set of

Entered My Mind,” featuring Helen Forrest on vocals and personnel including Toots Mondello, Ziggy Ellman: and Johnny Guarnieri. ; i As for Goodman's clarineting, well, it’s still as attention provoking as the day it competed with the wail of the riverboats. |

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FAIR GROUNDS “The Three Musketeers,” Starlight Mugjewt production, at 8:30 p.m n x CIRCLE

“Take Care of My Little Girl, with Jeanne Crain and Dale Rabertson, at 12:30, 3:40, 7 and 10:15.

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your mind “While We're Young,” | backed by a waltz, “While We Danced, Danced, Danced.”

“Beautiful Ohio.” Eddy Howard's newest pairing

Kissed In a Shadow.”

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My Soul at Calvary.”

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