Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1952 — Page 34

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Stage and Music—

How Much Ice

By Henry Butler THE BATTLE of the ice queens here next month may | make local show-biz history. With Sonja Henie more or less in the role of the Queen and Barbara Ann Scott more or less in the role of Snow

White, the tussle may involve some skating on thin ice, finan- last inch or so of the glass with cially and otherwise. seltzer and stir slightly.) As previously se om Mr. Waring's musical influence] announced, Miss © oft. 3 has been enormous. I personally

Hertie will bring do not care for some of the here the touring things the Pennsylvanians do.| show “that has But there's no question that the had misfortunes Waring style in glee-club singing | (the Baltimore and orchestral accompaniment] bleachers col- has generally improved popular | lapse, . for Ms. taste in the past generation. rem A 7e J to The maestro himself will always play the Butler yecupy a special niche in the In-| Fieldhouse. dianapolis hall of musical fame|

Miss Scott and for his performance here as guest! Arthur Wirtzs |conductor with Fabien Sevitzky| 1953 Hollywood Ice Revue will oc-|and the symphony Jan. 7, 1947. cupy the Coliseum Oct. 9 through That was the occasion on which] Oct. 26. {the two conductors jointly di-| A question currently raised is rected the “Poet and Peasant”| how much ice the local show-go- Overture, ending by waltzing to-| ing public can absorb in the gether on the podium in time to three-and-a-half-week period. the music. Another question concerns the nN role of Butler University in this| BACK FROM a Far-Western somewhat con- | trovefsial crowding of local dates § by the rival troupes. When Indiana Univer- j sity and Purdue have played road

Miss Henie

of the piano department of Butler University’s Jordan College of Music, | An inveterate explorer of re-

mote and rugged terrain,

Do We Need? ”

vacation is Ozan Marsh, chairman

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PENNSYLVANIANS—Fred sylvanians, as they will appear here at the Murat Theater for two scheduled for that Monday will be at 7:15 and 9 p. m.

an even more exciting season he|/Ball State Teachers College, Munhas planned for 1952-53. |cie. If arrangements are completed, ® 5 = { this year’s Artists Class will give] ROBERT .LEHRFELD,. first|

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music ever included in a series, ... «will appear on a program planned strictly for students. PP Ys pp prog ALSO BACK from the West is| Saratoga Springs, N. Y., next George Newton, local teacher of|Saturday evening. singing and choir director at = Mr. Iehrfeld, who will be with

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

2 x a {of the Yaddo Music Festival in|, , Broadway musical comedy.

shows in their Marsh is full of auditoriums, stories about there has been Zion National

s ome protest from Indianapo-

First Baptist Church. Mr, Newton did a stretch this summer ‘on the

again in the season starting with

Dr. Sevitzky and the orchestra

the pair of Murat concerts Oct. 25 ‘and 26, will be soloist in How-

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Waring is in the foreground of this panorama of the Waring Penn-

shows*on Sept. 22, Performances

Thomas Mitchell Signed for Musical

NEW YORK, Sept. 6—Thomas of a doctor in this show which

Jordan College some of the best|oboist of the Indianapolis Sym-| pitchell has done almost every-| Ben Hecht has based on a notable

{movie comedy, “Nothing Sacred.” Hecht wrote it years ago and the | late Carol Lombard had great He will remedy that this season success in it. by costarring with Helen Gal-| j,)e Styne is the composer and lagher in “Hazel Flagg.” Robert Hilliard the lyricist for

Mr. Mitchell will play the role|*“Hazel Flagg.”

thing in the theater but appear

Judith Andersoh

® SUNDAY, SEPT. 7, 1952

“n | City Music

Chosen for Role NEW YORK. Sept, 6— Paul | Teacher Returns

Gregory has increased the potehtial of his projected presenta-|,,. pi tjer University music dee tion of “John Brown's Body” in|. iment, has returned to Indian-

Anderson to a lineup that already (;iversity Park includes Tyrone Power and Ray- ~y, rjstian’ mond Massey. Church. Miss Anderson will portray the “,. ’ feminine points of view in Ste-| : when Vincent Benet's narrative poem which Charles Laughton is turning into a dramatic reading exercise rather than an orthodox play. There will be a choral background.

Lautner, for eight years a voice teacher at Jordan College and conductor of the Jordan - Butler Philharmonic |Choir, left Indianapolis in 1946. | Since then he fhas taught at |Chicago . Musical College, Colo= “ . ei ROLE [rado College and the Westmin= AE iter aD geitrence Olivicy lster Choir College, Princeton, nd 9738, IN. J.. where he was assistant to "Royal Journey.” #1 3. 6 and 9. |Dr. John Finley Williamson.

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ESQUIRE “Actors _and Sin,” with Edward Besides church music, Mr, Gq Robinson, Marsha Hunt and [aytner will direct the (Lieder. e ’ a ’ h 90, a | and 9:50. lkranz and Saenger-Chor, local

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lis theater inter- no tt [Canyon de Chell ests, despite the : National M on udistance from here of Blooming-\y ont in Arizona. ton and Lafayette, [Although he Some observers query: If But-| . oq no preler University competes with thei, 00 ot hein g ” Coliseum in the ice-show business, |. +o than an ¢ what's to prevent the Coliseum |, oionr™ angler Mr, Marsh from competing with Butler Uni-}, 144 gome extraordinary luck versity faite Dasketval) Dusineos: Satehing trout in High Sierra akes. niverslty couig or the a With similar energetic enthusi0! asm, Mr. Marsh has pioneered insome interesting consequences. |i. esting projects at Jordan. Last 2-5 = season's Artists Class, which FRED WARING and the Penn-iy5,0nt here a series of faculty gylvanians, coming to the Murat|artists from other midwest music for two.shows on Sept. 22, dis-|gchools, was a preparatory run for

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