Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1952 — Page 18

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Stage and Music— | Good Cargo Of Attractions

. By Henry Butler

WITH “MISTER ROBERTS” and the Booth Tarkington Civic's “Harvey,” this week brightens up. That's not even mentioning musical events like “The Bartered Bride,”, opera production by Butler University's

Jordan College of Music Saturday] evening in Manual High School Auditorium, or the Maennerchor eancert, also Saturday, with Poly-' Metropolitan soprano, as solist, nd Stoska as soloist. : “ | The same evening, the Jordan . The second visit of “Mister Roberts” to the Murat, this time| OPera Workshop production of ' “The Bartered Bride,” by Sme-

with the revised Broadway cont tana, will be staged in Manual

_ High 8chool auditorium, the theater for three dayg, start-\" “1 ) is Instance, Mr. Elbert and

tomorrow, gr Tr from the number ‘of the Maennerchor undoubtedly

pleas to this desk for intercés-{Nave precedence, since their en-| gion in obtaining the unobtain-{tire concert series has to be) able, namely passes or comps, Beared to imported soloists, advance interest is greater than| As I've suggested before, if a before the first visit of the city-wide committee would set up| Thomas Heggen-Joshua Logan/& master calendar, starting with| strong-worded drama of World dates fixed far in advance, like| War II Navy activity in the Pa- (those of the Maennerchor, the! cific {Symphony or the Booth Tark-!| As everybody knows by now, ington Civic, conflicts could be the play is a study in strain and|very largely eliminated. | frustration. The crew of the] A calendar of the sort would] Navy cargo ship, repeatedly de- have a further advantage: It| nied shore leave by a tyrannical might just possibly gete schools) Saptain, fe Close to the rea. and colleges out of their present | point. . (J. 8) “Mister” unfortunate habit of plannin rts, after a terrific scene their major dramatic AE nes th the Old Man, wins the shore events for the end of the season. leave for the men by himself There's logic in that planning, of making a galling and humiliat-lcourge, Like commencement, it ing sacrifice ‘of a chance to getigives students and faculty both himself transferred. a sense of having completed! .- the version we'll see, Tod something. | Andrews will play the title role, . put 1t can lead to great confu-| and Daniel Keyes the captain.igo, Ang it invariably rules out

There will be three evening per-| ything like the press coverage formances and a matinee ,, sponsors would wish,

" ww. 8 MISS - STOSKA, incidentally sang her way into the Metropolitan by way of Kurt Welill's

chor will give their long-planned and scheduled concert in the | Athenaeum, with Polyna Stoska,

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® 8 = { “HARVEY” scarcely needs introduction. Touring companies of it twice have visited the Murat,

EVIL—The ‘contrasting forces of good and evil in "Aida" here are depicted _in two panels by Times Artist Gene Feingold. This one shows Blanche Thebom, as | Amneris (rear) and (left to right) Jerome Hines, as Ramfis, and Norman Scott as the King. As repeatedly announced, "Aida" will be the Meropolitan Opera's May 19 offering in Indiana J

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with Jos E. Brown and Frank| Street Scene” that profound and goon County

tragic opera based on the Elmer,

Fay. Jack Hatfield's players at

first time. ance in the opera luckily is pre-;

Mary Chase's play about the served on records, amiable drunk and his imaginary

‘Bat , May 17. singing society.

through ‘Saturday evening brings up one

of ‘those date.confliets I've dis. Julius Huehn, chairman of the

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the Smetana comic opera in full

and an orchestra directed by Bel-| don Leonard. ' " Reminders department: Here's

torium; Bloomington. The same

Dean Wilfred C. Bain will conduct| ¢

the Civic are tackling it for the Rice Play. Her splendid perform-| Ar Shown

Times State

Service

NASHVILLE, May 3 — The|

Her appearance with Mr. El- Brown County Gallery Associa-| six-foot rabbit friend: will open bert and the Maennerchor willltjon will hold its 26th formal! Friday at the Civic, to continue/¢lose the season for the historic opening and tea at the gallery| in Nashville from 2 to 5 p. m.| Jordan students, directed by| Sunday, May 11.

Association officers this year|

another ‘word on the performance! GREER next Sunday of the Brahms Re-|Biazer quiem by the Indiana University has named Choral Union and Philharmonic| critic of The Indianapolis Times, | Orchestra at 4 p. m. in IU audi- an honorary member, i

several times In the past. opera department; Mrs. Warner,iare Leota W. Loop, president; C.| Clarence Elbert and the Manner-|director of the Opera Workshop, Carey Cloud, vice president, and . . . and Eileen Poston, head of the Dale P, Bessire, secretary and Jordan dance department, will do) treasurer.

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Times State Service

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of Greenfield, Butler, music|

The club, of which Barbara Gil-|

program- will include the Baint-| gon ins president, will hold its| Saens Symphony in C minor or| Founder's Day dinner at 7 p. m.| orchestra, organ and two planos. next Saturday at the Greenfield!

ountry Club, — t (the Brahms, and Ernst Hoffman| = hs a

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; In case any other reminder of| RAPPED the Metropolitan Opera's forth-|} p AED ao A iis coming Indiana visit is needed Rina 4 wears the grim ex

besides Times Artist Gene Feingold’s pen-and-pink romp on this page, here again is the schedule: May 19, “Aida,” IU auditorium,

~ tight, explosive ggen-Logan |Bloomington. drama of a World War Il Navy iy 20, “Cosi fan Tutte,” agime k place. :

gargo ship in the South Pacific May 21, “Carmen,” Purdue Uni-

versity’s Hall of Music, Lafayette.

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LOEW'S “The Wild North,” with Stewart Granger and Cyd Charisse, at 1 3:85, T and 10. : “Shadows in ths Sky,” at 2:35, | 5:35 and 8:35. CIRCLE ‘Jack and the Beanstalk,” with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, at

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GOOD Virtue is apparent in every feature of the three characters in this | panel, which is dominated by Delia Rigal, with outstretched hands, as Aida herself, and" Mario Del Monaco, as Radames, and Robert Merrill, as Amonasro, Will good or evil triumph? You can find out by seeing and hearing Verdi's opera on its Bloomington visit. "Cosi fan tutte’ will follow it on May 20.

In Recital

BLOOMINGTON, May 3 — A| Miss Elma Igelman will present one-man show of prints by Arthur|her voice pupil Geraldine Craw{Deshales, Indiana University fine/ford Starks in recital at 8 p. m, in| Wednesday in Riddick auditorium.

Miss Starks will sing a four-

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8:30, | To continue through May 31, 'anging from Scarlatti to Deems|

ESQUIRE “An American in Paris,” with Geéhe Kelly and Leslie Caron, at 1:45, 2:45, 5:50, 7:55 and 10. INDIANA “Pride of St. Logis,” with Dan

(first one-man show in New York, | lalso the frst to be sponsored by! the Contemporaries Gallery. {

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Met Picks’ 23 Operas

NEW YORK, May 3-—The plans of the Metropolitan Opera for its next, 68th, season come prise 23 operas by 14 composers, Three of them will be ngw proe ductions, nine will be revivals and 11 will be repeats. - One of the new productions is the American premiere of Igor Stravinsky's “The Rake's Progress,” which had its world premiere last fall in Venice, Italy. The ‘other two new productions are: Verdi's “La Forza del Destino,” which will open the season, andgRugeint * “La Boheme,” to be sung affernately in Italian and in English, The complete plan includes four operas by Wagner (“Lohengrin,” “Tristan und Isolde,” “Die Meistersinger” and !Parsifal”), four | by Verdi (“La Forza del Destino,” “Aida,” “Don Carlo” and “Rigo= {letto), three by Puccini (“La Boheme,” “Madame Butterfly” an “Tosca”), two by Mozart (“Don Giovanni” and “Cosi fan Tutte”), and one opera by each of the 10 following composers: Donizetti (“Don Pasquale”), Moussorgsky (“Boris Godunov”), Ponchielll ‘| (“La Gioconda”), Saint - Saens (“Samson ' et Delila”), Bizet (“Carmen), Mascagni (“Cavalleria Rusticana”), Leoncavallo (“Pagliacci”), Richard Strauss (“Der Rosenkavalier’”), Johann Strauss (“Fledermaus”) and Igor {Stravingky (“The Rake's Progeress”). The season will last 22 weeks, from Nov. 10, 1952, until Apr. 11, 1953.

Blood Center Open Tuesday

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