Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1952 — Page 24

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Clermont Rodeo Draws

« Stage and Music—

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By HENRY BUTLER . WITH THE BROWN COUNTY Playhouse already

expert riders from five states’ have been entered im the eighth § annual rodeo at Clermont next Saturday night and Sunday. Added features this year will be a demonstration by the “mil-| lion-dollar” Murat Temple Shrine

under way, the summer season is livening up. on a Pwaborate HOLLY That's if you make Greater Indianapolis take in a float parade with a new Chal- proc . radius of 50 to 100 miles from the Monument, after the lenge Trophy tor the Jott Sntry. wood uh: fashion of Los Angeles in the] a wie own attention } pete, Deda heyday of its 1920s boom enthus-/ County Playhouse. Incidentally, sitincied winning 3 visions her jasm. [Saturday and Sunday nights are third Pradisl on rill, competi- : That's the For next Friday in Blooming- very apt to be sell-outs; so plan ‘tion ince Fla., 10 days ago. Bie Gardner = | The float parade, scheduled fof; \(|CAELA — Helen George, wh

ton, the Indiana University Operaito reach Nashville reasonably

early before 8 p. m. curtain time. ting more sex

Sunday noon at the Clermont

operetta seaWorkshop summer ope will sing the role of

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ns in East Hall with; On the Bloomington campus, A o| soprano “Song of Norway.” East Hall will light up next Community Park, will’ portray] Go oo" © we men next os disiog: t} Song o ¥ the march of progress in a va : Still farther from Monument Friday and Saturday and July riety of subjects. Tuesday and Friday with the permitted to 1 Circle, the Maxinkuckee Play-|11-12 win vSong of Norway": [/ The Clermont Lions Club, Cincinnati Summer Opera. The girl” star of «¢ house will begin its third season Patrons of last summer's Star- J/ hich is ring the two-day ' TV dramas. ” | 1 w sponsoring opera's 3ist season opens toTuesday with “Present Laughter” light Musicals will remember the event, will present the Challenge| °f : a Lured to Hi yey. loperetta based on Grieg’s life and | Trophy to the parade winner for night in the Cincinnati Zoo her torrid cha And with your jet-propelled hel- music as the 1951 season-opener. § the first time. The winner will with "La Traviata," starring fn the no-tall jeopter, you can take in the sum-| According to reliable info reach- have to defend the trophy in suc-| Eleanor Steber, - David Poleri Thief,” gorgec mer seasons in Evansville, |Ing this desk, East Hall has had ceeding years. and Robert Weeds : “Television Louisville, Cincinnati and even| its ventilating system. just about Wild west riding contests, in-| : gex—like low Lo d Chi as easily|doubled in capacity. That will be cluding expert calf ropers from Ti A ment too busy tellin St. Louis an ago |good news to patrons who re- imes Amuse as you would visit a Marion 80°C 0 pas : five midwestern states, have been Clock time to really scheduled both Saturday night oc Its sex values

4 {member the heat of last summer, County drive-in. HOTEL ANTLERS

. . and all day Sunday along with “Detective Story,” presented by all over TV i

Incidentally, a notice from the . Ea of the summer| A NOVEL program will be competition among five-gaited| Circle Players, 3:30 characterizatic eries in Mesker, Park amphi played next Tuesday evening in horses. Denver. ane Dead esnda I'm doing in Mr eater, Evansville, lists the fol| Recital Hall at IU by Walter P. O, Ferrel, Clermont, will be| Edmund O'Brien. at 1, 4. 7:10 could be as e 1 . attractions for July: | Robert and Sidney Foster of the general chaifmas ‘of the event. {iomle Clr" a8 330, 390 wna heur oF Hour val n Spain, with Tito|music school faculty. They're Carter Dillman and Peter Arnold| #4. SQUIRE just wouldn't en'lva pan, |doing a concert of music origi- are cochairmen of the float Pa-| . “The Raine Geacy with Myina Rita Gam i Guizar, Nilo Meneuties Sanit, | nally writien #or ~four-hands-—on rade. Walt Shelton and Howard Lov. Tyrone Power and, Geores HR al and Belle. and Julio, ncer Hone Diane keybonrd. | tclod Cantwell will direct the ‘western| 10:15. INDEANA “Are you ki Nhat vi elr program will 'nclude a division of the show. “The Winning Team,” with Ronald -and-raise Gilbert & Sullivan night, Julyigonata in B flat by Mozart, three Oatis White, Lions Club presi-| Reasan and Doris Day, at 12:30, 3:38. ie

dent, said proceeds from the q Stolen Face” at 2:20, 5:28 and

10, with Louls Sudler, baritone gyngarian Dances by Brahms,

Nancy Carr, soprano, and Ennlo|gchyhert's Variations on a French rodeo will go toward construction ward Bolognini, cellist, as soloists. \Song, Op. 10 (dedicated to Bee- NASHVILLE PLAYERS—Gene Feingold's sketch of the play- spirit; Lucy Emry as Mrs. Bradman, Rachel Slagel as Ruth, and, at jof a wi Bie community] _ ‘Lydia Bailes,” with Ann Francis. aw HE Wor I 205m & Hammerstein night, thoven); two. Beethoven marches, ers in "Blithe Spirit," current atiraction at the Brown County Play. the bottom of the picture, Judy Beebe as Edith, the maid. The building. Scandal Shoot at 3:35, 8:38 and his estranged + 3 Btsber, July 17. [Bagatelles 1931) by Eras; Kre- house, Nashville, shows (left to right] Henry Kleymeyer as Charles, show plays again at 8 p. m. today, and on Friday, Saturday and St. Loui io S js JLoEW's Garfield's will Jan Peerce, July 20. | oy : Jeanne Hatch as Mme. Arcati, Julie Strong as Elvira, the blithe Sunday evenings through July 13. . Sy yee Grancer 0d Eleanor Parker, nas estate wil lif Night in Vienna, July 27, with] | — » ‘Rose arie | EI TO 00. Co a + .. The Pegg Vivian della Chiesa. ra AL A ge, recy, Tchearsals start. That way, hecrasiest thing of all” All thela stage manager for the Guild Firestone Plant Cut Times Special fins uma, om. merich II heir Whittemore & Lowe, duo-plan-|,, National Thespian . Soclet g| 521d, you learn the progréss of entertainment innovations sinceithree years before I acted on ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 28 —| 6:35 and 5:45. ih? 8 1310, 3:00, arfive in Octol P YS ideas, the relation of questions/the early 1920's, though they've Broadway.” {To Four-Day Week “Rose Marie,” the Municipal] , Tl Get By" at 2:10, 5:20 and lions just by s

ists, with other soloists, July 31.) conference last week at Indiana ,, 4. answers, the entire structure helped a few actors earn big sal-| Of the 60 filnis he's been in,| NOBLESVILLE, June 28 (UP) Opera's fourth Production Of {Ie ery. Ooh »

a a. {University, had interesting) “ IN NASHVILLE, Dr. Lee Nor-| >/of dialog. |aries, have greatly hurt the stage, (one of his favorites is Arise, My|—Some 2000 employees of the!season, will open Monday in For- . things to say about how an actor! growing the play that well, you| On that point, he recalled his/LOve” (1940), in which he ap-|Firestone Industrial Products Co. lest Park amphitheater. | DANCE and FLOOR SHOW

velle's IU student players are re-| | : peating “Blithe Spirit” tonight” “Pair Anel told hie mainly high. ced never worry about cues. start in show business 33 years peared with Claudette Colbert and will be cut to a four-day week Singing leading roles in the J SUNSET TERRA E BALLROOM They'll give the Noel Coward gohool-age hearers they should! Somebody asks ‘a ques tio n, ago. when some 450 stock com- Ray Milland. 873 Indiana Ave. PL-0876

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comedy triple whirls next Friday, | “ " |which you're supposed to answer. panies were operating year-round| His immediate plans include an shortage. Walter Cassel, baritone, and - Saturiay and Sunday and the ning fo tudy their lines.” The You know immediately there's Nolin this country. “They paid good |iPPearance at the Stockbridge! Plant Manager R. D. SmithMaria D'Attill, soprano new-| ORCHESTRA f Award. following week end in the Brown i.’ you learn it by reading jt other possible answer but the salaries, too, not the measly Playhouse, near Tanglewood, said the firm has sufficient steellcomer to the “Muny Opera.” “The, *Bugivody Welcome : = — i TO ; Basia one you're suposed to give,” he wages .of summer stock nowa-/Mass, with Margaret Phillips inito operate on. the four-day week production will run thrugs Tickets On Bale at: ROSS-BABCOCK ! A NOT-IN-1

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