Punchy Headline: Fistfight at Chicago symphony doesn't stop the
music  The main entrance of Chicago's orchestra hall Tim
Boyle/Getty Images  The main entrance of Chicago's Orchestra
Hall Tim Boyle/Getty Images (CBS) CHICAGO - A fistfight
reportedly broke out last week among spectators in Chicago's
Orchestra Hall during a performance of the Brahms Symphony No.
2.  Just as the second movement was drawing to a close, a man in
his 30s, according to police, started punching a 67-year-old man
in one of the box seat areas, reports CBS Chicago.   Police said
the fight stemmed from an argument over seats in the box.
"According to the victim, the offender became irate and struck
him several times," police said.   The concert never stopped,
but Music Director Riccardo Muti, who was conducting the
concert, shot a glance over his left shoulder toward the box
where the punches were thrown. One concert-goer described the
look as "dagger eyes."  Robinson said Muti merely paused longer
than would be expected and then continu