Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1952 — Page 26

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“Mister, Roberts” local music. vo

To keep chronology straight, we'll start with the con- “ wert Tuesday by the Butler Glee . 5.»

Club and University Choir at 8:15| ALSO AT IU, Sidney Foster, p. m, in Caleb Mills Hall, Richard young American pianist recently added to the IU music faculty, The Matinee Musicale next Fri- will be heard In recital at 4 p. m. performing a first-rate haxt Sunday i 2 Hall of “community service by giving anthe Schoo h extra artists’ concert with local] ~ Mr, Foster, winner of the fst .‘m. in Ayres’ Audi- Leventritt Award an solois alent. atzem with many orchestras, was heard i ‘here in Indianapolis with Fabien Participants will be Eugene o itaky and the Btars Under the Kilinski, violinist; Dorothy Mun- co. os ofchestra. in’ Butler Bowl ger, planist, and Mary Spalding, | the 1947 season. harpist, all of the Jordun College The 1052 Harlequin Show at of Music faculty, ss Spalding wil o's ont slgo 18 the Symphony's harpist. Purdue | be this seaso y Tuesday, Apr. 29, the Indianap~ olis Philharmonic Orchestra, |the Ryskind-Gershwin musica

A success, “Of Thee I Bing.” It will Ernst Hoffman conducting, will open Thursday, May 1, in Pur-

ve a sustaining membership : Be at 8:30 p. m. in Calebjdue’s Hall of Music, to run Mills Hall. Soloist will be Tom|through Saturday, May 3.

Locey, clarinetist of Broad Ripple| Codirectors will be Albert P. High School, who won the Phil-|Stewart, music; Ross D. Smith, harmonie's 1951 young instru-/ drama, and Nancy Brock, dance, mentalista’ award, Finally, one of the most ima. "8 portant musical events of the curTHE REGION offers somewhat rent IU season will be the Brahms more varied entertainment, In|German Requiem, sung by the IU Greenfield at 8 p. m. today iIn{Choral Union and accompanied Bradley Methodist Church, thehy the IU Philharmonic, Ernst 1.0 Blazer Studio Club, a lively Hoffman conducting, at 4 p. m. organization boosting Hoosierigunday, May 4, in IU auditorium. musicians, is presenting Margaretion the same program will be the Buehler White, harpist of the In-igeint.8aens C major Symphony diana University music faculty,|ror orchestra and organ.

and the same faculty's Berkshire Indiana

Quartet in a concert of chamber Prints

music, Assisting Mrs, White and the Are Shown

famed quartet will be Edward MoGough, flutist, and Henry Gulick, clarinetist, in a rather unusual rogram concluding with Ravel's

in Herron Art School,

the exhibition, Include ph Peck, George Jo Mess, Browne Beck, Carolyn : lynne Mess, Edmund Rose Wright, Howard Frederick Polley and Or feo Vian, all of whom have exhibited in recent years in local and national art shows,

Organists Gather Tuesday Night

The Indianapolis Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will

FROM NOW ON to the May 5 to 7 Murat visit of live entertainment will be mainly

[authorized amateur production of

he wrote the song, his first essay Other officers of the Indiana |in the art-song fleld. After many of Printmakers, who have months of negotiation, he sold the aong 10 the London firm of Boose

Witherspoon, famed Metropolitan Opera’ basso, the song, for which the British publisher paid Mr. Steffen the sum of three pounds, became a big success.

co-founder of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir, has written four other songs, a Eucharistic Mass and numerous other sacred choral works.

FRUSTRATION-=In a fine burst of frenzy, Times Artist Gene Feingold visualizes the tangle of frustrations surrounding officers and men in “Mister Roberts,” drama of a Navy cargo ship in the South Pacific which will revisit the Murat May 5 for three da Starting with the glass-enclosed gent {lower left) Raymond Baily,

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as Doe, characters are, clockwise, Don Dubbins, as Ensign Pulver; Tod Andrews, as Lt. Roberts; Peggy Pope, as Lt. Ann Girard, and Daniel Keyes, as the captain, The peeping Tom with binoculars

(front center) is unidentified.

Hit Song Brought Times Amusement

troduction and pllagte Ju Clock oa The Indiana Boclety of Print City Musician Ow vw « Dr, Lee Norvelle’s TU Theater makers and Herron Art Museum “Singing in the Rain” with Gene in the TU auditorium buflding on will sponsor a new exhibition, “50 Sym of 3 Pounds aad, O Donner and Reon + the BI campus will pre-| Indiana Prints,” to open in the 9:40. CAI $ sent T, B. 's. “Murder in the museum May 18. The 50th anniversary this week “Something to Live For,” with + Cathedral” next Wednesday| Offering 13 prizes this year t0-o¢ the sinking of the 88 Titanic {0 F9i‘aine snd Rar Milland, at : through Saturday. The now his taling $500, the exhibition is be- brought early-career memories to 5 hale Five Women.” at 2:30. ¥ toric melodrama is certain to at-/ing planned as a biennial event. Elmer A. Steffen, music director : a isavine ¢ tract partisans, pro or con, in the| Gustave von Groschwits, cura-i., pn, Archdio- Daddure with Othe optiady snd ¢ “« ourrent ceaseless literary tor of prints at the Cincinnati Art| = 0 “po a0 . DIANA ht 5. over the merits of Mr, 's (Museum, will be the judge for| 0. posarty and ‘Bike’ Eactmore, st work and doctrine, next montis show. i to all pres.) That dreadful “Ohana Annie” at 2:10, B18 open to y ae, 8 pi ent or former residents of Indi-|®¢s disaster in - EITHS on wo i spired a British With a Seng y H with go ana, who may submit as many Albert Loo 8u n Hayward and David Wayne, Aa as four prints, in any medium, poet, Sudot 200 "ae "1128, 4:50 and 8:20. : black and white or color, Work 1 write a sg : . AERC, 5 and 9:28 : 1s due May 7. Requiem of \ a igi Worle a 13, 5 Entry forms are due at the Sea.” Mr. Stef- 2:20, 5:08, 10 10:38, ¥ i he “ |” : vam May a ay may De fen, reading 1 Curths Man in the White Sul Herron Museum curator, or from|good material P Garo 7. Antreasian, president of| for a song. sr. semen | S101® Highway Opens os the Printmakers and instructor| A ¢ ¢ ordingly, Bids for Resurfacing

Low bids totaling more than $3.5 million were opened yesterday by the Indiana Statedlighway Commission for 17 resurfacing projects. Acceptable bids were received on 18 of the projects. Bit the 17th, for resurfacing a stretch of Ind. 37 and Ind. 46 in Bloomington and a 12-mile section of Ind. 135 between Morgantown and Nashville, did not draw a bid below engineers’ estimates.

‘Subsequently sung by Herbert

Mr, Steffen, former director and

meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday in Fair

recognize Patrice Muntel, Met- |viow Presbyterian Church. gs

an coloratura soprano, doctor in Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte,” which the Metropolitan company will present in Indiana University Suditorium, Bloomington, May

Bransford, from Butler University’'s Jordan College of Music, and Oswald Ragatz and Wilson, from Indiana University

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Jet Bomber Rides ‘Like a Cadillac’

By United Press FT. WORTH, Tex. Apr. 19— The most spectacular new air-craft-—the ultra-secret all-jet YB60 global bomber -- was pronounced a success today after a maiden flight which only “modestly” tested its capabilities, “It rides like a Cadillac,” sald one of its pilots, Only top Air Force and Consolidated Vultee Aircraft officials were allowed to observe the YB-60 streak off the runway and land again at Carswell Air Force Base after 1 hour ahd 6 minutes in the air. The needle-nosed, secretly-built craft is almost triangular-shaped with swept-back wings, almost as big as a giant B-36. Its eight jet engines trail plumes of vapor and there's a shrill, whining overtone to the deep roar of the engines. But “the YB-60 rode like a Cadillac, with no noise like a B-36 ~-Nno prop noise or vibration,” said the test copilot, Arthur 8. Witchell Jr, when he, the pilot and six crewmembers stepped from the new giant after the test flight

Fire Strikes Twice At Same Location

Fire struck twice in the same place, 528 N. Alabama St. early yesterday, : Firemen put out a small blaze in a first-floor closet of the 2%-story rooming house, then returned two hours later for a repeat performance in the attic.

Faculty Art Show at IU

BLOOMINGTON, Apr. ‘19—An Indiana University faculty art show of 78 works now is on display In the Fine Arts Center on the campus. * To remain on view through May 9, the exhibit comprises a wide variety of media. Artists represented include Robert Laurent, acting head of the IU Fine Arts department; George Rickey, Harry Engel, Alma Eikerman, Karl Martz, Arthur Deshales, Edward Millman, Richard Palmer, John Wilson, Henry Smith, Emily Wilson and Leo Steppat. ,

SUNDAY, APR. 20, 1953

Direct From Brondweye= © LL. Theater's Fun Gone,

But Terry Loves It

‘By WARD MOREHOUSE Terry Helburn is a quick and decisive woman and she has the quality of endurance; she was in the New York theatrical scene before Eugene O'Neill ever got started, she’s been a force in the affairs of the Theater Guild fo at Guild headquarters loved. I adored ‘Amphitryon*

_land ‘Jacobowsky and the Coloand got tea and cakes and eon: oie >

LJ versation. It is | Yes, Miss Helburn will agree always straight- ‘that the theater of the momént forward talk 'is a strange and extraordinary when the Bryn- | busiress.

Mawr - educated “Absolutely rave notices are Miss Helburn, of necessary for a hit. Even a hint the blue-gray of disapproval and people will hair, “co-director stay away. You now can't take a of the Guild {tea cup on the stage without pay-

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, ling four to six stagehands. I organization's §

‘think that at least 50 per cent of operations. . . . {the fun has gone out of playe “We once had 10 producing, but Lawrence Lang® hd fi a Mr. Morehouse |, and Armina and I are still in ps lit—and I suppose you ave to —-and we stay “ 1s business. oe {kill us to get us out of it. Season BOW om ng but I think “We have plans for next seavary Job va, bu s a good 50D We're doing ‘Picnic,’ the Wile we ve ven our a woh Sro- liam Inge play, with Leland Haye ducers have done five plays? ward and Joshua, lagen, Jud wo “ Observed” 1s have Peter Ust ov’s >] think Venus bout! Four Colonels’ and options on two wonderful, ’ We're. happy [OF three other London plays . . . the Crities' Circle awa, but 1 We start the early curtain with though It does Se 3 pA ses ‘Jane’ on Monday night. I learned remember ‘Both Yow aL to love those early curtains in Mazwell Anderson's play. days london and believe they will tap got the Pulitzer Prize two ala new audience for Broadway. a Bei and a3 VAY fond{WE've. banpy to. have, produced - {‘Jane' . +» We do ) of ‘Jane! We Won't be very badly| + cize Christopher Fry, but we

in the red because we have 2|,,.,,, pave the feeling, ‘For variety of Ingomes. Myere's radio. God's sake, dear man, cut some There's always and 1s’ ‘Car- more.” But what play on Broads now- in Eng 40 ’ way today has more to offer than ousel’ Not a fine season for usi, “uo opcerved — and for from a financial standpoint, but $4.80? You get beautiful langue n feel when yogYe oon s five age, superb an lovely scenery yiays Jouve done at og 0b efor and ideas in every speech.” start asking yourself, ‘Is this going to be a hit?’ every tue Tou Jordan Rand start to'produce a play you'd jus have to quit.” Plays Wednesday Behrman and the Guild Butler University's Jordan Cole Theresa Helburn drinks tea lege of Music Concert Band, Nilo when she’s in London, in Con-|Hovey directing, will give its ant, in New York, and eveninual spring concert Wednesday when shé's in the vicinity of the evening in Caleb Mills Hall. Tropid of Capricorn. She was now| The program, open free to the pouring it—and saying: public, will include compositions “Let's talk about' San Behr-or Berlioz, Rimsky - Korsakov, man, author of our ‘Jane’ I call Richarq Strauss, Harl McDonald pm orrie and hed pon of ny and Coleridge - Taylor, 2 ending that the guild is now celebrating wv, i Se dren its 25th anniversary with Berrie? |; 4 mn nity 8 It was on Apr, I 10%, Sat we| ? did ‘The Secon an. NOwSs | . how many Behrman plays we've Wholesale Prices roduced since then. get very! : sentimental when I think about Row Slightly . it. Berrie had been a press agent HINGTON, Apr. 19 (UP) with the Shuberts and Jed Harris Average wholesale prices fell and when we told him we were one-tenth of 1 per cent during going to produce his play he the week ended last Tuesday. could hardly believe it. .., Berrie] The Bureau of Labor Statistics is a man with wit and charm sald farm products led the de and is the most fascinating com-|cline. It said the wholesale index panion you ever saw. ... I think{was 111.5 per cent of the 1947-49

plays. ‘Blography’ is almost my|levels of January, 1951, when favorite. ‘The Second Man’ Il!prices were frozen.

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