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Ballet To Give The Lunts Return ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES 4 Mar. 6, 1948. Dancing 'Helen Of Troy1 4 Performances LIST I irat uj. z.S4.

XH TONICHT at SJO I 27 ki THOMAS MITCHELL la I. B. Primtlya ttsfltiat at1ry An Inspector Calls With MIIVIUI COOPtl In 3-Day Stand 0 wiL ADBrrgiinw TONIGHT AT 8:30 ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY VLADIMIR ORCHESTRA oolschmanm FINAL SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT nrHOamt 1 4-y ear-eld St. Pianist ELOISE WELLS POLK Pt06RAMi 'War Unit," HssM) Ptoao Coaeert No, tswveait No.

pVaSiM SIATS NOW Sf LUNA Aaalloo Co 1004 Olive. mm4 tSo to 1 HERBERT AGAR Cerrespondtat a4 Hlstarlaa "ENGLAND TODAY" SUNDAY. MARCH 7 at 8:30 p. m. LIBERAL FORUM TJ.IIJ.-I.WJX Symphony Crowd Gives Girl Pianist Hearty Reception BY REED ilNIS For the first of the final subscription concert pair, the St.

Louis Symphony Orchestra presented Eloise Wells Polk, 14-year-old St. Louis pianist, as the guest artist. Mtes Polk, who will appear under the same auspices again tonight, gathered a strong response when she played the Beethoven Concerto No. 1 In In Kiel Auditorium yesterday afternoon. The number was especially well chosen.

Despite her extraordinary fluency and dexterity, she couldn't Tomorrow at 4 P. M. "POP" CONCERT HAMV PARIMAN. Coadoettaf 4 Profra at Maslcal Variety SIATS SILLINa at Aooliaa od Aadltarlam. Tlcketsi 0c, Oc.

Uoioa m.4 Patll Aim rin las FOR THt BEST GOOD TIME IN ST. LOUIS TrtMITP ft 1 1 IT'S THI NEW UNO lALUOOM IWllllC Til I at yr 1 mmm His tatfra fad Saow ia Parseo GRANDPAPPY JONES Ballet Theater, supported by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, will present four performances during a three-day engagement which opens next Friday night In Kiel Auditorium. Evening pcrformancra are scheduled for next Friday and Saturday at 8 .30 o'clock, with matinees next Saturday and on Sunday, March 14, at 2:30 o'clock. One new work and one revival are on the lLst.

The new work, "Theme and Variations," to be presented on opening night, le a classical ballet with music by Tschal-kowsky, costumes by Woodman Thompson and choreography by George Balanchine. Other works scheduled for the first performance are "Romeo and Juliet" and "Interplay." The revival, "Princess Aurora," will open Saturday night's program. It is a rearrangement of excerpts from the 19th century ballet "The Sleeping Beauty" by Marius Petipa, with music by Tschaikowsky. Works to follow include "Tally-Ho" and "Helen of Troy." Saturday's matinee program will offer "Swan Lake," "On Stage," "The Black Swan" and "Fancy Free." The final performance on Sunday afternoon will Include a repetition of "Interplay," along with "Les Patineurs." Featured members of the company include Igor Youskevitch, Alicia Alonso, Nora Kaye, Hugh Laing. John Krlza, Lucia Chase and Dlmitr Romanoff.

St. Louis Symphony Fia Calort 2 Bands 2 Modem and Squara Oanclnj Coatlaaoa-t atarfalamaaf Saf-(t Oafy have chosen music more within her own special Kt ry 1 i iambi t. Your New LINDY BALLROOM The careful analysts will remember that she forgot her part during the easy rondo, but they may not emphasize the Starting 3iondau9 March 8 if AN AMUSING MOMENT from the Ballet Theater's production of "Helen of Troy," which the St. Louis Symphony Society will present during the three-day engagement of the ballet company starting next Friday evening in Kiel Auditorium. From left, Barbara Fallis, Diana Adams and John Kriza.

JIAIIY JEM MILLER OUTSTANDING HAMMOND ORGANIST Flying Gounod's "Ave "Don Juan" and the Johann Strauss waltz "Roses in the South." ALFRED LUNT and LYNN FONTANNE, outstanding man-and- Maria," Schubert's "Who Is Sylvia?" and Schumann's "The Two Grena NO AMUSEMENT TAX diers." The popular songs "Come FINE FOOD IftlMARTINO' Uk Rastaurant Cocktail Back to Sorrento" apd "Spring Came Hack to Vienna" make up Trail ie SiENiViriE wife team of the American stage, who will be seen in Terence Rattigan'i comedy, Mistress Mine," for a week beginning Monday evening at the American Theater. Lunts Opening At American Lounge. Lou si his final group. McArthur's orchestral selections 513 OLIVE Schedules 2 Concerts LIQUORS for this second concert will Include Grieg's "Peer Gynt" Suite, the GENUINE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI. and RAVIOLI CHOICE OF FINE FOODS.

5201 Shaw Ave. PR. 8608 OPEN SUNDAY CLOSED MONDAY Two SDecial nost-seanon ronrertj Overture to Wagner's "Die Melster-slnger," Richard Strauss' tone poem Monday In'O Mistress Mine9 will be presented by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. The first is.

a St. Patrick's Dav "ron" concert. the Lunts have been co-starred, LElVTEiV 1EA1LS OPENS 12 NOON! scheduled for Kiel Auditorium Con and it has proved one of their most popular. IADE EASY vention Hall on Wednesday, March dramatic and po-Eloise rolk etlc address that she gave the first two movements of the concerto. Shrugging aside the cliche that Beethoven's first concerto was Mozartian, as though that damned it, in this playing one could grasp the full working out of another, peculiarly Individualistic style.

There wasn't any doubt about the pianist's virtuosity. She was able not only to give Beethoven's scale passages neat and clean articulation; she was quite up to fitting them Into their emotional context and filling them out with appropriate emphasis and rhythmic assurance. The pianist was brought to the stage again and again, afterward, and responded with encores. The most remarkable of these was a Chopin Etude (No. 8 In F), in which her fleet dexterity was all to the fore.

Vladimir Qolschmann's sympathetic support was felt throughout the concerto, but his major attainment was In the Brahms Symphony No. 1 in which was personal In character but nonetheless gratifying artistically. The concert, which will be repeated at 8:30 o'clock tonight, began with a fine-hued performance of a Suite from Handel's "Water Music TWIN TRIUMPH ENCOtI TREATS! 17, at 8:30 p. m. a variety program will be featured and refreshments will be served.

ititi.M. 5i 011 xxn Tin: K.MIIIK FAMILY US TO RAHtv6trH VkHi ffNlV DANA ANDREWS The second concert will nresent 1 Lauritz Melchior. MetroDolitan Or- Oscar wllde 8 comedy of the Victorian "Lady Windermere's Fan." will follow Mistress Mine" at the American, beginning a two-week engagement on Monday, March 15. Cornelia Otis Skinner heads the cast, which also features David Manners, Bramwell Fletcher, Rex Evans, Judith Fellows and Es-telle Winwood. era tenor, as soloist with the orches 'DELLE STARR' RANDOLPH SCOTT NANCY KELLY CESAR ROMERO 'FRONTIER MARSHAL' Still Serves STtCAK FISH KPAI.1IKTTI For L.rntx FISH OYSTKItS Sllltl.lll LOII.STF.liS tra on Baturaay, March 20, at 8:30 7 One or the most iamous coupu3 of the modern stage, Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, will come to the American Theater on Monday night at 8:30 o'clock in Mistress Mine," the Terence Rattigan comedy which is booked for a one-week engagement.

Matinee performances at 2:30 o'clock are scheduled for next Wednesday and Saturday. The play presents the stars as a British war-cabinet minister and an attractive widow. Their romance is strongly opposed by the widow's moralistic son, who tries to separate them and almost succeeds. Dick Van Patten has the role of the son and the cast also Includes Eva Leonard-Boyne, Ann Lee, Esther Mitchell and Marie Paxton. This is the 20th play in which p.

m. ine opera House of Kiel Auditorium. Edwin McArthur, musical director of Municipal nncra This play, which had its first CLOSED will be guest conductor for both concerts. ALWAYS GOOD FOOD DAYS London engagement in 1892, was Wilde's first success. It had a successful Broadway revival of seven Melchior will offer three groups of selections, including operatic ART 3143 Olive Noel Howard's 'THIS II API BIIEKD la Ttchnleolor Starring CELIA JOHNSOR and JOHN MILLS.

Shown at 2:30, 7:15, 9:15. months during the 1946-47 season. One of the high points of the arias. The first will comprise jriegs "Kornmoldsgland sen." bv Lanee-Mueller. nnri sir.

production is the care which has gone info reproducing Victorian BARRACKS THEATER 82 Shsrmaa Jeff. Barfacks MATINEE 2:00. ALAN LAOO-GAIL RUSSELL. 'CALCUTTA' Ed Dean. 'Romance sf the WmI' (Claaealsr).

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