Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1951 — Page 30

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| By Henry Butler Last night’ s program by the University of Illinois Con- yesterday that she had turned | cert Band in Caleb Mills Hall was an example of band- her famed “bedroom eyes” on her Noah Dietrich, as]

jan event of Club ‘of Indianapolis. |précision and good tone. |chestra in most music educators’|

include marching bands high - steppin’

Belongs in a Park

tureres oodles of wind

dence over the orchestra, That's unfortunate. Even. Mr. |Hindsley's admirably trained en- | semble wears on the auditory! nerves after a while. concert band in the world belongs in a park, not a hall, and preferably in a beer garden. In a hall, the sheer volume of sound {you can’t shut out makes you {want to cringe. Every crescendo {has a kind of let's-call-out-the-| militia urgency. The problem is not just volume

| Mr. Hindsley’s band of welll < (over 100 musicians has enviable Nance suit of 10 acts of miscon I sus- duct with the RKO studio execu{pect it was brought here partly|tive. | because band far outweighs or-|

| responsibilities. Alumni and com-| munity demands on high schools ®

The best

Denes Turning ‘Bedroom Eyes” On Her Boss

‘studio boss,

the band was here as charged by his wife.

the Indiana Musié! | Educators Association conference/as “The

lin co-operation with the Illini Eyes, " was accused by Mrs. Carol | oo

Miss Carter, billed by her studio]

[Dietrich in her separate mainte-

Through Attorney Burnett L.

{Essey, the blonde actress denied he had committed acts of adul-| with|tery with Mr. Dietrich at the times | baton-twirlereuses. or places specified in Mrs. Diet| ? at any time or

rich's suit “or

And in a state that manufac-/place.” instru«| ments and practically no fiddles, the band naturally takes prece-

relations with Miss Carter and in a cross-complaint asked for either {an annulment or divorce from his

wife on grounds of mental cruelty. |

Miss Carter's answer asked that Mrs. Dietrich be required to eliminate her from the action and also that she be reimbursed for the cost of defending herself against

the allegations. Mrs.

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gins to spund like a mammoth merry-go-round orchestrion.

Fatiguing in Hall | Out in a park, that feature {is good, since band tone doesn’t with the slightest {breeze the way orchestra tone |does. In a hall, it is fatiguing.

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{heard of. Though it was a shade {more sophisticated, the piece struck me as having about as {many cliches per linear inch as ‘a. charming number our high school chorus used to do back in jaught-20, called “Come Where the Lilies Are in Bloom.” { It's only fair to add that Mr. {Hindsley and the band also had | Strauss’ “Dance of the Seven Veils” from “Salome” and the {Weinberger “Schwanda” Polk and {Fugue among interesting items later in the program. Listening to the bard:

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(tion. Boloists who struck me as { particularly excellent were the | first flute, first oboe, first clarinet, }!

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