Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1952 — Page 17

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By Henry Butler Ozan Marsh's piano recital last night in Caleb Mills Hall was one of the high spots of this musical season. Playing for the benefit of the Betty Phillips Memorial Award, an important prize administered by Jordan College

of Butler University, Mr. Marsh transcended all his previous recitals here. His technique seemed more astounding than ever,”And the poetic and imaginative qualities of his playing came - across more fully than before. He seemed more confident, more than In previous appearantes here. 3 As a result, he gave a wonder-| ful demonstration of his playing) at its best. It is something that deserves much wider hearing. | Those of us who had known his facility and strength at the keyboard may have been surprised all over again at his command of tone and dynamics In Mozart's deceptively simple D or Fantasia, with which he Hino His Mozart style is beautirully appropriate. The first book of the BrahmsPaganini Variations, which folpowed, introduced the Marsh powar house of technique.

plaint about the passages where m Mr. Marsh seems to be getting, as it were, assistance from another planet is that he treads the right pedal too heavily.

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Australian Ex-POWs to «Share "Pie"

CANBERRA, Australia, Mar. 6 —Nearly 23,000 Aussie ex-service-! men or their dependents will cut, ia $14,782,500 pi y That amount less So62t0—wits| Of the IU faculty, is a Technical be divided among former prisoners of war of the Japanese from liquidation of Japanese assets! seized In Australia at the outbreak of the last war, The $56,250, the government has announced, will

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pletes liquidation of former Japanese assets in other countries, and gives a share of such funds to! Australia.

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SOLOIST—Gertrude Weest, 1254 W. 34th St., will be soloist with Fabien Sevitzky and the Symphony in the season's final children's concerts at 9:30 and 11 a. m. Saturday at the Mu- !

rat. Miss: Weest, an Indiana University freshman and stu. dent of Mme. .Dorothee Manski

High School graduate and formerly studied with Farrell Scott, Indianapolis tenor.

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NEW YORK, Mar; 6 (UP)— Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson warned last night that a new round of big wage increases could be “as habit-forming as morphine with equally disastrous results” on the nation’s economy.

Mr. Wilson's warning against another round of wage increases

wage increase.

(UP) — The shivering 54-year-old man talked, the more cohfused among Australian civilians who hg got about the robbery he was suffered hardships at Japanese|trying to report to police. Finally, | jan he asked officers to let him stay| ear and see those double notes| Each ex-POW or his dependents in jail until he could “warm up” nd octaves in process in<order stands to get around $640 in cash!anqd get his story straight. Police fo believe them. My only com- when the distribution of the! gecommodated with the warmest] cell in the house, and a charge They may also get more wheniof drunkenness. the International Red Cross com-

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A quick look at the week in « + Hoosier Sketchbook, by Hugh O'Donnell, in

¢ The. Scriabin “Poeme,” which bpened his second group, was a gemarkable demonstration of pi§nistic strategy. One thing the great - Paderewski understood marvelously was the significance of pauses, the importance of not purrying in expressive playing. Mr. Margh gave that Paderewski kind of treatment to Scriabin’s Juietly ecstatic impressionism. t The same composer's “Vers la famme” again called forth the power house (and this time the fire house) of Marsh technique. « A first Indianapolis performgnce of Busoni’s Sonatina No. 1 gaild more, 1 think, for Mr. Marsh's skill as interpreter than for Busoni’s longevity as composer. That's on first hearing, I Basten to add; but the Busoni em is a singular museum piece En of the odd melange of Wagner, Debussy and Bach, not to fnention the Mahlers and Bruckpers, that constituted the really high style of composing about

. Displays Rare Technique ? Of the three Chopin Mazurkas Mr. Marsh nékt played, the B minor, Op. 33, No. 3, and the A minor, Op. 17, No. 4, were abfolutely knack-out performances. With technique much in the Horowitz manner, Mr. Marsh is a better pianist in the expressive mein than Mr. H. “ The Liszt Rhapsodie No. 12 Was an immense finale to an eveping of extraordinary piano-

playing.

Play Producers Sue Union Over Picketing

NEW YORK, Mar. 6 (UP) —| | Producers of a British play about unwed mothers sought $150,000 damages today from the Scenic Artists Union (AFL) for picket-| ing the theater. . Attorneys for producers Joseph| Kipness and Jack Hylton said picketing of “Woman of Twilight,”| &vhich uses a British-made set, twas unjustified. : The 3-act - play, which was panned by New York drama «critics, opened last Monday night at the Plymouth theater. It will lose "after Saturday night's per-| formances. |

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