Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1952 — Page 36

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_ By Henry Botler E

A FEW SUMMER events are in prospect for the next couple of weeks. __JPhis week the Charles Weidman dancers will strut “their stuff onrthe stage of Purdue University’s Hall of Music oi. Saturday, eeivemsm——— In Lafayette oS ary” For further information the Weidman program, will pre- on arrangements, consult the sent the kind of mingled modern SPOnser. dance and pantomime for which as Mr. Weidman has built himself a! THIS COLUMN frequently has great reputation. dealt with the musician’s problem

It i8, of course, a wide departure of earning a living. Here is a from traditional ballet: In few -* belated plug for fields is the battle of the ancients an article in the and moderns more bitter. i May issue of Mr. Weidman is one of the per-| Symphony ‘magformers most often named as an azine (I take it example of the free, individualistic | the magazine is style which breaks away from a bit late reachthe rigorous technique and strict |} ing the stands) discipline of classical ballet. : by Keith Har-

Some other important items are mon, second coming up. One is the opening Friday, July 18, “On the Town,” the Indiana niversity Opera Workshop's second summer production at 8 p. m. in East Hall on the Bloomington campus. The musical show’ which, as a Broadway success, first brought composer - conductor Leonard Bernstein into the limelight, will be repeated July-19 and 25 and 26.

Also July 18, “Arsenic and Old Lace” will open at the Brown County Playhouse, Nashville, where “Blithe Spirit” remains for performances tonight and next

Indianapolis Symphony. Mr. Harmon calls his article “I Made the Off-Season Pay Off.” He discusses the plight of the symphony musician employed 20 or so weeks per year, but thrown on his own resources for the 30 remaining weeks,

“Too many of us in the symphony field are faced year after year with the looming up of the ‘long haul’ from April to October. As the last month of the season prov spreads trou HE The JE ties A i“ 8p ‘THroughout the orAnd here's another reminder of chestra as we all start to figure the Indianapolis night excursioniout how to keep body and soul July 19 to the Cincinnati Sum-itogether till fall, when we can mer Opera, sponsored by Gladysirelax again, happy in our chosen Alwes of the Gladys Alwes Music |profession, and with people of our Shoppe, 120 N. Pennsylvania St..own kind. Say what you will, we The opera will be “Madame But- are a bit different. But, different

5 or not, we must live with the rest Wet Subject

of the world, and we must eat to live,” Mr. Harmon writes. Great Lakes cities like Chicago nnn and Duluth have a comparativelyy MR. HARMON’S own solution

simple problem of water supply./to the problem has been through

They extend pipes two to eight finding emplo ; yment selling used miles offshore to bring lake water Pa: “It 4 one of the: charac

from beyond the range of citycaused pollution, says the Na- teristics of the automobile busitional Geographic Society. ness that the best selling time of * A measured inch of rain totalsithe year happens to be during the 27,000 gallons of water per acre'off-season for musicians,” he exof ground. When an inch of rain plains. falls on the District of Columbia,| And he discusses the difficulty it brings roughly 12 millionlhe had at first convincing his gallons. boss he “could be an efficient

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Symphony.” But with earnest] work on his part in selling and| co-operation from the boss in ad-| justing his necessarily irregular schedule, he’s found his answer to the livelihood question.

Other members of Fabien Sevitzky’s orchestra I know have, sold in department stores, done mail-sorting in the main Post] Office and even worked in filling stations. '

Whatever their off-season gmployment, it's generally remote from their major concern with| music. If these stubborn and ad-

mirahly - persistent individuals gave up music in despair, the| community would be impov-|

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But they keep on. I think all of us throughout the country owe them more than we're giving them. |

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: ARD MOREHOUSE : NEW YORE IY 5 New York goes into July with 14 stage attractions in the Broadway area, another at Jones Beach, one in Jamaica and one in Brooklyn. And-—oh, yes — there's that production of “Summer and Smoke’ at the

downtown Circle in the Square, “ise men of the New York Seventh Ave. and Fourth St, and SE declined to invest in I'm told it's worth seeing. “Oklahoma.” ’ The drama has | IT didn’t care for “Wish You always had ‘Were Here,” but there are some going in |people in it who come through in | 2 lot of Jinction July — the thea- fine style. There's a lot ter shuts down in the playing of Paul Va entine, completely in {humor and skill in Harry Clark's such an impor- characterization, great zest in the tant outpost as dancing of Sheila Bond and plenty Boston—but ac- of authority in the musical direc~

tually there have SN" been, through. the years, a few big hits that had July openings. pr, ..» » The Shuberts found they could create a stampede at the Winter Garden by giving a “Passing Show” a ‘midsummer premiere and Al Woods

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