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Soprano Jumps | Gun on Costume

4 By Henry Butler

bad

A voice can be, too big for a given hall.

Or perhaps it's more accurate to say a hall can

too little for a given voice.

However you express it, the effect®was the same in

parts of Martha Lipton's recital| —————— for the Matinee Musicale yester- Richard Audl- where Mr. Quillian simply got off

day afternoon in Ayres’

torium,

Strauss’ ‘‘Zueignung,”

{the trolley. Maybe he undertook

The ample and chestily glam- this accompanying on short noorous Metropolitan mezzo- -soprano | tice and hence didn't have time yesterday seemed to be jumping for the good old fashioned prac-

the gun of costume etiquet, 2 p. m, she was wearing a 8

tacular low-cut outfit with off- | hours) Brahms’

shoulders parking—three before Retreat was due to sound, |

titicing he seemed yesterday to c- | need,

The balance didn't improve in “Von Ewiger Liebe” {where Miss Lipton was miles and

and hence a more appropriate many concert halls ahead of her

time for fatigues or OD's. Miss Lipton opened her pro-|

gram with “Wachet auf,” an air

accompanist, uy no ."

ONE OF Miss Lipton's encores

by one F. Tunder (1614-1687), an was the Prince Orlofsky “Chacun

obscure composer not listed

most reference works. The sturdy from Johann Strauss’ and nicely contrived melody later maus.’

in'a son gout,” a dated absurdity

“FlederMiss’ Lipton did it rather

be of the Lutheran

New Cleric Scheduled

A veteran missionary, Miss ie speak on Wednesday afternoon. aty the convention of the:

Indigna

The Rev, A. W. Machinske, who here,

served on a circuit of 21 churches West Africa, will be will installed as new ‘minister of the’day mornin

in Nigeria,

Christ Lutheran Church, Irving ton, tomorrow, { All ministers

Church -—Missouri Synod of Indianapolis will assist in the & ceremonies at 3 # m. in. the Z assembly hall of ithe Union Federal building, H646 E. Wash- § ington 8t, The parish meets

for worship.’ The Rev. W. C lof missions of the central dis-

trict of the church, wil instal

was to furnish J. 8. Bach with the heavily, getting less than jet pro-

principal material for his Cantata No. 140, “Sleepers Awake.” In the

Tunder item, as in the “Parto, parto” aria from Mozart's “Titus,” Miss Lipton showed her excellent] musicianship and good control of tone and phrasing.

[pulsion from Mr, Quillian. The same complaint holds for the aria “O mio Fernando,” from Donizetti's “La Favorita.”

leital with a French and a mod-!|

|ern group, introducing a couple is married “and has one small Marion Pageant Chorus and Orof Aaron Copland songs from daughter. A SERIES of four songs bY that composer's new cycle based Machinske returned from Africa oratorio, “The Holy City,” at 3 last summer and since then have p. m. tomorrow in the Memorial

Alban Berg, written early in hison Emily Dickinson poems.

career and before the 8choen-|

She deserves much better en-/filled many

Pastor Machinske. The

Martin Kosche,

Lutheran Church for the Deaf, for the service Krueckeberg, pastor of Emmaus Church,

will be Hturgist and the Rev, Harry L.

will preach.

The new pastor was graduated in Ft.| Wayne and 8t. Louis, and studied also at Concordia Seminary. He Bain, dean of the School of Mu- | Miss Lipton concluded her re-| served as vicar of Trinity Lu- sic of Indiana University, will

from Concordia College

itheran Church, Sacramento, Cal.,

The Rev. and Mrs.

speaking engage-

berg influence, gave further scope vironment and accompaniment. | |ments. for Miss Lipo: s interpretation. ghe has good taste, good musicl-|

Unfortunately, by this time in the a nship. program it had become apparent tania)

But she did not reach her|

that her accompanist, Jantes Quil- maximum potential effectiveness

lian, was unprepared for this!

assignment, Perhaps Mr: Quillian actually is a better accompanist than he seemed yesterday. But there were bad times,

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Times State Service MARION, Mar. 29—Wilfred C.

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