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Stage and Music—

Cultural Congestion

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THIS WEEK'S congested calendar again points up|

By Henry Butler

He need for better advance planning.

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“two children's, a municipal wk. “pap.” «4% «The Symphony's problem *#abmething special, and we'll con

sider it later in this column

But are performances of Salesman Purdue's Hall of Music day

Between this afterneon and next Sunday’ évening, the & ; TS¢mphony will have played six concerts: Two subscriptions, |

tomorrow

in Indiana Univ

torium.

Not

Shearing-Bill Eckstin the Murat Thursday,

Kenton show there and Tarkington Civic's “Elizabeth the Queen”

Friday.

Saturday evening brings Fabien Sevitzky's first municipal concert, tribute to the also the Maen-

a memorial Mayor Al Feeney; nerchor’s first concert of the sea-| son, also the first of two concerts by the Chicago Symphony at Pur-

due.

‘Renato Pacini,

Broa

concert in the Murat.

budget,

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tion series. All extra cluding tour concerts, sandwiched in somehow.

Moreover, perform every possible revenue- plays second desk in the Sym:producing service during its 22/phony, with Paul Fidlar accom- ¥ g weeks or so as a full 85-piece en- Panying, at 8 p. m. Wednesday in semble. We still have not worked He out a method of marketing music s0 as to Keep a quorum of the and the Symphony will play two concerts for children, at 9:30 and this time in the Murat. Saturday evening's concert commemorating will feature "Naomi and Jerome Carrington, first cellist,

“+ Symphony ' 16ng. I think that can be done. ‘ tainly it should be done. Eventually the “ turn out to be some form of subthough resistance to that

sidy, ‘solution may be expected to re-

together

main intense.

also on this week's schedule “Death of evening in and Tuesersity audi-

to mention the two George e shows or the Stan the Booth opening of coinciding’

And Sunday afternoon will find the Symphony's assistant conductor, directing an “Afternoon on

dway”

THE SYMPHONY has a particular problem that hinders good &pacing of concerts, ited season and decidedly limited Ruggiero Ricci, the orchestra can stay nomenon, will ‘play the Sibelius together only during the subscrip-| Violin Concerto with Dr. Sevitzky in-/and the Symphony at 3 p. m. to-

With a lim-

events,

and now

theaters, A particular g

fact that both huge scale prices down below any pos- _ sibility of competition by private;

theaters, On the other si ment, however,

sometimes seem to be compeling with privately

rievance is the halls can

de of the &rguis the fact private enterprise has local constructing of

theaters in a good many years

While jt's true that

terprise built the

out replacing it,

No promoter or group of promoters would venture to build an auditorium here equal to those at

IU and Purdue an investment. And IU

controlled

that done no legitimate

private enlate lamented English Theater, which certainly could have enjoyed longer useful! life with some renovation, private! enterprise also tore it down with-

IN

Miller's

who cafi hear jazz concerts and! -

sée Broadway shows for half or pay at a com: & an hardly be blamed for taking a rosy view of

less what they'd mercial house ¢

this particular form of “socialism.” = x x A FEW PROGRAM details:

the fiddling phe-

have to be'day and 8:30 p. m. tomorrow.

all season

answer may

. With adequate financing, seorchestra could give us outdoor concerts when they are most needed, in late spring. summer and early fall, more serious and formal programs

besides the

of .the subscription season.

‘

Indeed,

THE far “seems “.~.than Indianapolis

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UNIVERSITY circuit so likely to be livelier this season.: there has been some ., criticism of the IU and Purdue booking of shows

Cer-

“pop” and gi, ight

Here's a reminder of the cello

the orchestra must recital by Norma Jean Olson, who

11 a. m,,

prano, the orchestra's soloists. Next Sunday concert under Mr.

rron Art Museum. Saturday morning, Dr. Sevitzky

Mayor

afternoon's pop

Pacini's diree-

tion will present Patti Browne, of

soloist.

No Trouble at All MEMPHIS, Tenn. call to police headquarters said a man was beating his wife. When officers arrived, the wife had her thugsband down on the floor and ‘both his eyes were blackened.

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like “Peter Murat, Thurs., Nov. 8

Duke Ellington-Nat Cole- 2 Performances, 7:30 and 10 P. M.

the great MR. "B”

for two shows. One critic phrased

“step towards socialism.”

the IU and Purdue

pgre built with public funds and

Next S <cralnd fo Indiana

#-Pan,” “Death of a Salesman” and f the . Sarah Vaughan deal, the last of + which will be at Purdue Nov. 17

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"SALESMAN"—Duncan Baldwin, not, that is, as Naney Cushman, as the Woman, have important roles in Arthur "Death of a Salesman," visiting Purdue's Hall of Music

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HOLLYWOOD, Nov: 3 (UP)— Madge Kennedy used .to set tongues wagging with the “naugh-| ty” roles she: played in World| War I “bedroom farces.” a However, she says she wore | more clothes when she scurried] 'acros the stage in a nightie then | than she does these days when| she slips into a strapless eveningi gown for a night out. Miss Kennedy ‘was known as| the ‘queen of the bedroom farce”| on Broadway and the silent screen a quarter century ago, The way she skittered across {the stage -wearing nothing but “yards and yards of chiffon, | \draped over an opaque silk slip” was considered not at all nice. | “Actually, - the negligees and] {night gown I wore in ‘Twin Beds,’| ‘fair and Warmer,’ and ‘Baby Mine’ covered me adequately,” she said now “Today's women wear about one-eighth of the yardage in strapless evening frocks.” The actress says modesty is just a question of the time, the place! and the girl. Wheelbarrow Bites | CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP)—| Ozzie Thompson, will dodge wheelbarrows as well as automobiles in the future. He landed

broken leg. It wasn't a car that hit him. The rubber tire of the wheelbarrow, which he was inflating at a gas station, exploded.

Officer Snares Skunk But He's Sorry

ST. LOUIS (UP)

dom from the Humane Society | shelter, Sgt. Lee J. “good riddance.” The previous day, Mr. Potter had snared the striped animal i a Only after considerable time and

testing of several methods of caoMEZZO— Alice Howlan d; ture to get it. from a garage. He mezzo-soprano, will be soloist

succeeded by poking it with a with Clarence Elbert and the

: : © !stick but also succeeded in setting Maennerchor in their season's off its unpopular®rotective device, first concert in the Athenaeum

ruining the society officer's new at 8 p. m. next Saturday. uniform.

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HOLLYWOOD FAMILY-It's strictly William Holden gets together with his wife, Marshall, and sons, Peter, left, and Scott, on the set of his latest film, “Boots Malone.” The picture has a western atmosphere, and the whole family is properly dressed in the right togs to stay in the spirit of a western story.

Prefers Graveyard MEMPHIS, Tenn. When a cap- Wilson, 30, got so angry when he tive skunk chewed its way to free- vas asked to move that he pushed

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| HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 3 (UP)— It's enough to make a lady blush. That's what Ann Blyth did when she learded her blushes, in (technicolor, were "slowing down production on a $2 million movie,

Ann usually plays those “nice-little-girl-next-door” roles in that kind of part her reputation as a chronic blusher is no handicap at all. Miss Blyth's face is reputed to flush, en the slightest provocation, on an average of 25 to 30 times a day. Often, it happens in the middle of a movie scene but the majority of the pert actress’ movies have been in black and white and the/ blushes haven't made any difference. The other day, though, she began blushing ‘in technicolor, She plays Gregory Peck's leadipg lady in °‘Universal-Interna-tional's swashbuckling “The World in His Arms.” As a scheming. woman relying on her maid-

* lenly charms to get Peck into line,

she goes through one high-voltage love scene after another with the handsome leading man. With virtually every embrace, her face turns the color of a highly-polished fire engine. It is hardly in character, The director, Raoul Walsh, figured roughly that the actress slows the picture an average of eight minutes a day for fe-takes whenever she “blows a blush.” « I've got feet of Ann's blushes on the projection room floor so far,” Walsh SAVS

Art League Seniors’ Pictures in Exhibit

Nine senior members of the Indianaponlis Art League have contributed 26 of the 91 pictures to be shown in the League's 15th anexhibition opening Nov. 13 in the Wm. H. Block Co. auditorium Seniors exhibiting are: Clara Guckleberg

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