The Indianapolis times. [volume], January 12, 1933, Home Edition, Second Section, Page PAGE 16, Image 16

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LEISURE HOUR
INSTITUTE TO
BEGIN JAN. 25
Plans for Training Course to
Be Competed at
Meeting.
TONIGHT
Oak Hill Kom.n'i Clnb. afternoon.
Michigan and Noble, card party; after
noon
School tt.
FRIDAY
fhriatian Park community houe.
Ft Wayne and Walnut.
School lb.
School 31.
Committee composed of repre
sentatives from twelve co-operating
organizations which will take part
in the institute sponsored by the
Leisure Hour Club movement, be
ginning Jan. 25, will meet Tuesday,
Jan. 17, to complete plans for the
course.
Robert K. Murray, specialist in
social recreation for the National
Recreation Association, who will di
rect the course, has provided these
organizations with suggestions of
needs for the institute.
From these they will be ready to
name persons capable of aiding in
the course.
The course will offer special in
struction in acocmpanying com
munity singing and musical games,
as well as the directing of commu
nity singing. Dwight Ritter, director
of the Lesure Hour clubs, says that
the lack of ability has been one
of the most noticeable features in
the forming of the clubs, as well as
the lack of persons who have the
ability to set up a program.
“What we are hoping to get out
of this institute,” Ritter said today,
"is a group of ring-masters for our
clubs, and for any future work we
may be able to do in this way."
A permanent committee will be
appointed to work with the Leisure
Hour Club after the '-lose of the in
stitute.
School 9 will have a safety pro
gram tonight, under the direction
of Sergeant Frank Owen.
Two hundred fifty persons at
tended the Prospect-Sherman Driv
Club meeting Wednesday night.
NEW BUSSES PLACED
IN OPERATION HERE
Fifteen Will Be Running on City
Lines hv Saturday.
Patrons of University and South
Emerson avenue branches of the
East New York street bus lines to
day rode new busses of the In
dianapolis Street Railways, Inc.
Fifteen of the thirty new busses
have arrived and will be running by
Saturday on the East Tenth street
line.
New busses will be put into op
eration early next week on Sixty
fourth and Central, Fifty-second and
Keystone and Broad Ripple lines.
By the end of next week, the new
equipment will be in service on the
Meridian, Riverside and Speedway
lines,
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If beer comes back we’ll still
hear the dissatisfied complain
that it’s not like dad used to
make.
•n a a
Repeal of the Wright law is
destined, however, to stop a
thriving home industry.
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We issue 1033 license plates
and apply them free.
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Friday, the 13th, gives most
folks less worry than will
Wednesday, the Ist.
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With a Republican Club in
viting: membership from
Democrats perhaps we are ap
proaching - that long sought
millennium which the prophet
symbolized as the lion and
lamb lying down together.
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Ganz Will Play Chopin
Group at His Concert
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Noted Pianist and Orchestra Conductor Includes Some of
His Own Compositions on Tonight’s Program.
TONIGHT at Caleb Mills Hall as an offering of the Civic Music series.
Rudolph Ganz. eminent pianist and for several years conductor of
the St. Louis Svmphony orchestra, will give a piano recital.
The program of Ganz will open with a Chopin group, then going into
Haydn. Beethoven, Ganz, Debussy and Liszt.
Versatile even as a boy. Ganz stepped before his first audience as a
cellist. That was five years before he appeared at the age of 17 with
the Municipal Orchestra in Lausanne to play Beethoven s C minor piano
concerto.
The success of this event determined him to specialize on this in-
strument. After further study with
noted teachers in Strassbourg and
Busoni in Berlin came his official
debut as a pianist. At once he
established his prestige.
Four months after that event Ru
dolph Ganz reappeared with the
Berlin Philharmonic orchestra, this
time to conduct his own Symphony
in E. An offer to become dean of
the piano department of Chicago
Musical college followed. There he
taught for five years.
It w f as in 1906 that this Swiss
musician (he was born in Zurich),
was first heard in New York. His
appearance with the New York
Symphony orchestra under Felix
Weingartner created a sensation.
For the next three years European
engagements occupied Ganz. Eight
of the following nine seasons found
him again giving concerts in this
country and Canada, during which
tours he played in more than 200
cities.
He had firmly established his
prestige as a pianist with American
audiences when he was invited to
BROADCAST IS PLANNED
Red Cross Recital to Be Given Over
WKBF Friday.
A musical recital to interest the
public in the campaign now being
conducted vy the Indianapolis chap
ter of the American Red Cross to
enlist services of women to make
clothing for needy families will be
presented over WKBF at 8:30 Fri
day.
Marie Dawson Motrell, violinist,
has arranged the program and will
appear with Bomar, pianist, and
Ruth Sterling Devin, soprano.
Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter will ac
company Miss Morrell.
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appear as guest conductor of the St.
Louis Symphony orchestra in 1921.
The deep impression he made re
sulted in his being appointed per
manent director.
Ganz remained as conductor of
the orchestra through the season of
1926-27 when he resigned.
He has also appeared as guest
conductor of the New York Stadium
concerts and at the Hollywood Bowl.
Nocturne in C Minor” Chonin
Maiden's Wish” and Mv jov ” P
Transcriped by Liszt ChODin
in A Fla '-- ChSp S
Etude in C Minor” Chopin
Berceuse' Chopin
Polonaise in A Flat” Chopin
"Sonata in D Major” Haydn
Allegro
Adagio
Presto
Sonata in F Minor” < Appasionata i..
■ ■ •.-•••. Ganz
Idle Rythmique Ganz
La Puerts del vino " Debussy
Hommage O S. Pickwick, Esq.. P
M.- F C Debussy
Ondine Debussy
Fireworks Debussy
Rakoczy March” Liszt
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Madame Butterfly” on the screen
at the Indiana, Raynor Lehr on the
stage and "They Just Had to Get
Married" on the screen at the Lyric,
"Second Hand Wife" at the Apollo]
"Son-Daughter" at the Palace. “Is
land of Lost Souls" at the Circle,
"Goona-Goona” at the Terminal]
and "The Vinegar Tree" at the
Playhouse, a Civic production.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
TAXI FARE WAR IS ON!
Valparaiso Cabman Cut Price to 5
Cents for First I life.
By 1 nit ft Prrttt
VALPARAISO. Ind . Jan. 12 —A
taxi war in Valparaiso has reduced
taxi fares to 5 cents for the first
mile. Originally the rate was 25
cents. Then it dropped to 15 to
10 and now to 5.
See
Ayres’
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