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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS WednesiJoy, December 9, WS9 Page 43 I. U. Concert Here Tonight The featured work on to fsA I- I 4 1 i Butler Glee Club at Yule Display The Butler University Mn' Glee Club will sing at the dedication of the 1953 Christmas-display on Monument Circle at 8:30 p.m, tomorrow. The program includes other musical groups from schools, churches and clubs throughout the city. The Butler University Choir also will sing on the program.

Both the choir and men's glee club are directed by Df. James Carley. night's concert by the Indiana University School of Music in the Indiana World War Memorial auditorium at 8:15 will be Randall Thompson's "The Peaceable Kingdom." Dean Wilfred C. Bain will conduct the work which consists of a 'group of sacred choruses for unaccompanied mixed voices. The I.U.

Brass Choir, directed by William Adam, will present Des Pres" Motel and Royal Bach's "A Sacred Head" and "Come Sweet Death;" Dukas "Fanfare Reed's "Sound Piece," and Weinberger's "Concerto for Tym-pani." Richard Johnson will be soloist in the latter work. Once in a Moon 1 I A New Technicolor 1 I tTniverul Mcturtt I 1AlL Aoaf Maggie McNamara and Wil-I Will TT liam Holden star in the saucy comedy, "The Moon Is Blue," which begins a record-breaking 10th week at the Esquire tonight. David Niven also has a starring role. rnmoll Spencer Tracy and Jean Simmons wUiricUy play father and daughter in the humorous story, "The Actress," opening at the Keith's tomorrow. Miss Simmons plays a stage-struck girl who overrides her family's opposition to a career.

I---- Pixie to Reopen The Pixie Theater, 2702 West 10th will reopen tonight with the showing of "Botany Bay." It has been closed since early spring. PniTlfinrP 'aine Stewart and Richard Wid-lUlilUlllC mark find time for romance in the drama of Army life, "Take the High Ground." The movie, filmed in color at an Army training center, opens tomorrow at Loew's. 500,000 Safe Miles EAST WINDHAM, Me. (UP) As Molly or Sophie, She Charms Audiences By JACK GAYER, UP Reporter NEW YORK Molly Goldberg days for some of the material IMY Mr. Football Himself "CRAZYLEGS" Plus us I ack" "King of the Race Track' Warner Bros: FRANK AND FRISKY WEEK! is talking about! Exclusive City Showing 30TH v4 ILL ADMISSIONS THIS ENGAGEMENT 76c, 5:30 to 6 Aftei 6, Ta tnc.

I ATI The Sensational All-Time Record Long-Run Hit! Now nr' a- 't tAr'a -Herbert Abbott, 73, has driven an automobile more than DUO, 000 miles during the last 46 years without an accident. ON OUR PANORAMIC SCREEN! m.tyl-i LAST DAY "THE BIG HEAT" GLENN FORD GLORIA GRAHAME iTAfIS MGM's laaT JJTHURS. 'TAKE THE HIGH liAXSCO i starring Richard WIDMARK Karl MALDEN CARLtTON KUSS CARPENTER TAMBLYN nd ElaineSTEWART 'pcoo 'SLAVES of BABYLON" Richard COHTf Linda CHRISTIAN a The picture everyone STftaRln. t. WILLIAM HOLDEN DAYID NIVEN MAGGIE McNAMARA isn't working these days but Sophie Milner is, and, since they are both Mrs.

Gertrude Berg, the radio-television world hasn't yet gone completely to pot. Fans of the wonderful Molly, numbering in the millions after The Goldbergs program had been on radio and TV for almost a quarter of a century, were only temporarily bereft this fall when the tight TV air-time i a-tion made it impossible, for the time being, for NBC to find a Mrs. Berg spot for it that would be appealing tosponsors. NBC quickly had Mrs. Berg, creator, writer and chief actor of The Goldbergs, whip 'up a new idea for its expanded radio programming and put her back on the air in The House of Glass at 9:35 p.m.

each Friday. Although the background is different, it has the same warm charm that made The Goldbergs so popular. Mrs. Berg spent much of her time as a child in an upstate New York inn run by her parents and she has drawn on this background for the air serial about a resort hotel operated by Mr. Glass.

Her Sophie Milner is the cook at the hotel and the object of Mr. Glass affections. "I used to watch everything that went on in my father's inn," Mrs. Berg said, "and often I made notes on things that people said and did. I guess that even then I wanted to write.

"So I've gone back to those I in the Streets." The movie, opening tomorrow at the Circle, is based on the best seller of the same name. Toneinn Anne Francis, James I ClldlUll Cagney and Barbara Hale share acting honors in "A Lion Lftfill-k um "THE FIGHTING 1 I 1 2 for the new show. It brings back a lot of wonderful memories. Each script I prepare reminds me of all the fun we had in those days." Mrs. Berg, who began her network radio career 24 yearsago, said a lot of her fans probably have forgotten the Mr.

Glass on the new program is the original Uncle David of The Goldbergs Joseph Buloff. "Many years ago," she re called, "I happened to be in the audience of a little Second Ave nue theater on the lower East Side, and I saw this wonderful little man move about the stage with a kind of magic. He made me laugh and cry. Right Hhen I knew he was going to be Uncle David. LAST DAW "EAST OF SUMATRA" THE GOLDEN BLADE Start Tomorrow WHIMS BAH I TKCHNICOLON a lion IS It hie Streets? "AFFAIR IV mi MOXTE CARLO" JLracir if racy gay and funny as -ike.

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