Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1952 — Page 6
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"PAGE § Athenaeum Players Are ‘Convincing’
By HENRY BUTLER The Athenaeum Players’ pre-|
§ view of “The Glass Menagerie” §
afd Martin Marks’ plano recital at Jordan College of Music last, night formed a double bill for this
reviewer, At the Athenaeum, a substan-
tial and convincing setting by!
1,ouls Popcheff, technical director, was one of the best features of this production of Tennessee wiljams’ remarkable tragedy.
The play undoubtedly will run |i
more smoothly in its public performance tonight. Nervousness and line-muffing were apparent in
last night's private showing, as bd
nearly always happens, : As of last evening, I wasn't too
well impressed by casting or directing, Director william E. Sarl}
Watters managed to capture some, sf the wistfulness and pathos of the play. | Unfortunately, he permitted far too much stridency to develop, Melba Githens, as the mother, and John D. Roberts, as the son in a big scene early in the play, started and finigshed by shouting at each other and, for the most nart, remaining stationary. As a result, any value of climax was lost, I thought Mary Malatesta, who conveyed in facial expression and bodily gesture the anguish - and Joneliness of the crippled daughter, was being shouted out of a chance to do her wensitive best. ‘But this tentative judgment is pased on seeing only a portion of the play. 1 would advise some toning down, if it's possible, in tonight's performance so As not io destroy the semi-dreamliike quality of the play-—one of its best features. 2 Meanwhile at the Odeon, Mr. Marks was industriously going through hig.graduation recital before an unusually large crowd for one of those events, We arrived in time for the last few variations of Beethoven's Sonata Op. 109, (M¢, Marks previously had played the Sonata No. 1 by Ozan Marsh, nis teacher and chairman of the Jordan piano department.)
Mr, Marks has great talent. Ij
ave seldom heard a student olanist who could manage tone and shading so well. Some glaring lapses of memory in the Chopin ¥ minor Fantasy marred what started out to be a beautiful performance, | bd and fascinating @ minor Concerto of Kabalev-
r. Marks was not always memory.
skyi Mr. Marks had excellent .support Bn the second plano by plan Laut. The support came in ‘Randy several times, since gain eure
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The Rev, Fr. William " Morley will conduct an instruction class in the teachings and practices of
{the Catholic church beginning at '8 p. m. Tuesday in the 8t. Joan
iof Are Catholic Church. { The classes are planned for non{Catholics who desire a clearer {understanding of the church's doctrines and its stand on certain vital questions. The purpose of the lectures is to give out correct information. Men and women who
afterward desire to join the Cathollie church and can qualify willl be accepted for church membership, Father Morley sald. i Some of the questions to be ex-| plained by the lecturer are: The teaching of the church regarding birth control; how the church has {the power to forgive sins through {its confessional; why Catholics {believe in Purgatory; the reason |Catholics believe marriage is in|dissoluble; why the Mass is so {important; how they define God; ithe Catholic doctrine on hell. |
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Film Premiere Set Monday
PUPPET —This _life-lik he ”
. “ feighth Anni ge with a song An Indianapolis nob willl fest at 3130p. m, tomorrow in the view the world premiers of wil eh. * | musical groups
religious films at 7:30 p, m. Monday in the World War Memorial Auditorium, Pupvets will play episodes in the life of the Old Testament character, “Joseph,” in both films, One is titled “Joseph and His Brethren" and the other, “Joseph in Egypt.”
Convention
A cast of Indiana young people will present the pageant, “A Certain Just Man,” at the youth convention \at 7:30 tonight in the Salvation\Army State Headquartors.
The conve «which opened this morning, will in session through tomorrow. Approximately 400 young Hoosiers are attending. Commissioner and Mrs, Norman 8, Marshall, Chicago, terrltorial commanders for the 11 central states, will speak Other guests will include Maj. and Mrs, Milton, also of Chicago, the Army's territorial youth directors.
Workshops for leadership training are scheduled for this after. noon and spiritual sessions for; fter it tomorrow, Lt. Col. Herbert Pug-" mire, state commander, will direct the program, outgrowth of more than 40 years of similar]
Army youth conventions. Note Anniversary Commissioner
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Since the center opened in 1850, Col, Pugmire reports that 65,058 op 0 S persons have attended 1583 serv-| heen con-
verted; and 66948 free meals
ites there; T37 have
ave been served.
Tactical Error KNOXVILLE, 17-year-old
what short of memory.
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and Mrs, Marshall and other Army officials also pttend the second anniversary observance of the Harbor Light Center, 24 8. Capitol ‘Ave, At 7:30 p. m. tomorrow, The Converts’ Club will serve a 5:30 p. m, supper preceding the meeting. Ira
Tenn, (UP)—A thief arrested here was either very daring or someHe was arrested after trying to sell four fiubcaps back to the owner of a ¢ar from which they had been
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Many will remember four similar Biblical dramas presented by puppéts over WFBM-TV last summer. It is hoped by the Church Federation and’ the United Christian Missionary Society, sponsors of the Monday night premiere, that these films, too, later will be presented by WFBM-TV, The Lilly Endowment, Inc. of Indianapolis has made possible the production of the puppet films by the National Council of Churches.
Discrimination Barred
Wednesday
logical Seminary at Gettysburg, | Pa., will give a sacred concert at| 8 p. m. Wednesday in the First United LutHeran Church. be one of several church musical|Z programs scheduled for the city. ®
sing many numbers from Luther- years, will reliturgical music. Much of it place Dean Louis an liturgical | . W. Morris, who was composed by Bach and other resigned to begreat mastérs, Robert 8. Clip- come president Dr. Farber of Mac Murray
1rects the choir,
Attendance at the classes in-| [volves no obligation to become a | Catholic, Father Morley said.
Seminary
Choir to Sing Dr. Farber Named =
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i Times State Service The choir of the Lutheran Theo:| GREENCASTLE, Apr. 19—Dr.| Robert H. Farber will become]
: dean of DePauw University July 1, President Russell J. Humbert announced to-| day. Dr. Farber, a| member of the) DePauw staff 16
It will
The choir of 33 young men, all studying for the ministry, will
pinger will direct the singing.
The senior and young adult choirs of the Phillips Temple CME Church will sponsor a concert presented by the 37-voice mixed choir of the Lincoln, Mo, University at 8 p. m. Tuesday In the church. The program will include Negro spirituals, folk music and selections from the Jore of various faiths and nations. Dr. 0. Anderson Fuller, head of the college's. music department, di-
College, Jacksonville, Ill, A 1935 DePauw graduate, Dr. Farber has been assistant dean and director of placement and the
The male chorus of the Barnes Methodist :Chureh will mark ita
of the city are expected to participate, Maurice Harrison 1s chorus president; David Walker, director, and the Rev. J. P. Plerce, pastor,
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