Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1943 — Page 11

Kaye Returns

SAMMY KAYE and his band returned to the stage of the Circle the first name organization to hit the trail back to these The Kaye show is as smooth and as full of pep as His organization is large and the pressure of current events

yesterday, parts this year. ever. hasn't impaired its efficiency.

The band has, in addition to its music, a neat color routine worked

War Movies

Irk Soldiers

Britons, Americans in London|

Want to Relax. By HELEN KIRKPATRICK

Copy right, 1943, by The Indianapolis Times

he Chicago Daily News, Inc. LONDON,

May 15.—Hollywood’s

war consciousness is causing considerable discontent among British and American troops in Britain, ac-

eording to all accounts.

Only two movie theaters of Cen-|

tral London's 14 are showing nonwar films this week—one is “The Black Swan,” an American film, and

the other is the British film, “Miss]

London Limited.”

Few people here want to see a|

plethora of war films with sirens sounding and bombs falling. On the other hand, films like “Desert Victory” play to full houses, but they are on the list of “Must Be Been” movies and people do not go to them for relaxation. The London Daily Mirror's film eritic quoted the remarks of a solgier and a WAAF while standing in Leicester Square, where there are five movie houses. “Blimey, it's another ruddy war film.” said the soldier. The critic also mentions letters he has had from other parts of the country where munitions workers gay that after a day in the factory they want relaxation and the glamour of escapist films.

FRANK M’VAUGH GETS HIGHWAY PROMOTION

Frank McVaugh, former

with red, white and blue stars in a partial blackout. The stunt intrigued members of the teenage corps who were present in large numbers. One of the reasons, of course, the Kaye fan club keeps growing is the maestro’s famous audienceparticipation stunt which permits the boys and girls to lead the band. Four took a whirl at this assignment at the first show yesterday and a George Washington high school student came off with top honors, while a young housewife whose husband stayed home to mind the youngsters came in second. In addition to the extra-cur-ricular features, there are the band regulars, Nancy Norman, the West coast high school girl whom - tile band acquired last year; Tommy Ryan, Arthur Wright, Billy Williams and the Kaye choir. The vaudeville attractions are Sunny Rice, a talented, young dancer who first appeared here last summer as a substitute for an act that didn’t show up. Miss Rice has since gone on to the better bookings and the ballet tap which she demonstrated last time is still the best part of her routine. Don Cummings is back again, too. Don is the rope twirler who spills a line of pretty fair comedy as a build-up for his stunt of jumping through his twirling rope. On the screen, “The Falcon Strikes Back,” as usual, with Tom Conway and the routine excitement.

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has the field pretty much to him-

His feats of strength include being a human tug-of-war rope between two teams of five men each and picking up a keg of beer by a rope attached te his hair. He also breaks chains to expanding his chest (expansion: eight inches). At noon today he will pull a fire truck around the Circle by the hair of his head. Art Castle and Helene are present with their bicycie routine and Art pulls in some customers from the audience to help out. Jackson and Nedra, dance stylists. have a neat routine with a brief flight of steps. Bert Walton is m. e. and presents some “amateur” talent which turns out to be his partner, a blond, billed as “& company.” Sharkey is a seal and Mark Huling, the seals owner, claims Sharkey is the smartest seal in captivity. At any rate, Sharkey is one smart seal. Ben Dova has an inebriate act which requires him to'climb a portable lampost and read a newspaper. That is somewhat diverting, too. On the screen, Keith's has brought back the grand-daddy of all Hitchcock thrillers, the famous “33 Steps,” which is still better than most of mysteries which it has inspired.

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Washington Slept Here” at the Mecca, and “The Meanest Man in the World” at the Ritz, Emerson, Hamilton and Old Trail The former is a tale of a man, played by Jack, and his wife, played by Ann Sheridan, who buys an old tumbledown home in which George Washington is once supposed to have slept. The picture tells the story of their efforts to rebuild and modernize the home. ® 2 = YOUR OLD favorite radio comedian holds forth against the axis in “They Got Me Covered” at the Talbott, Hamilton, Ritz and Speedway. Bob Hope plays a reporter in this picture. Bob traipses through many a hilarious sequence before he rounds up the axis gang which is bent on the destruction of Amer-

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BELMONT— ‘Chetniks” and ‘“‘Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Three Hearts for Julia” and ‘Tennessee Johnson.” CINEMA irs, Begins at 8:30” and “Lucky Jord 'omorrow \brough Tuesday: “Immortal Sergeant” and Hep to Love.’ DAISY—“In Which We Serve’ and “Lost Canyon.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Air Force” and shorts. DRIVE- DN eh I Married a Witch” and “Silver Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Flight Lieutenant” and “Dudes Are Pretty People.” EMERSON— "Shadow of a Doubt” and

“In Which ye Serve. - Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Meanest Man in the World” and “Chetniks. ESQUIRE—Through tomorrow: “The Little Foxes” and “Ball of Fire.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Throu Tuesday: ‘Three Hearts for Julia” and Tennessee Johnson.” GARFIELD — “Mummy's Tomb” and “Silver Queen.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Pittsburgh” and “Crystal Ball.” “Afr

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MECCA" ‘Riders of the West” and od Ship.” Tomorrow through Tues- : “George Washington Slept Here” antl “Confirm or Deny.” OLD TRAIL— “Little Joe, the Wrangler’ and ‘Over My Dead Body." Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘“‘Meanest Man in the World” and ““Chetniks.” ORIENTAL — “When Johnny Comes Marching Home” and “Lucky Jordan.’ Tomorrow and Monday: Immortal Sergeant” and “Johnny Doughboy.” PARAMOUNT ‘Little Joe, the Wrangler” and “Half WAY. to Shanghai » 90morrow and Monday The Fleet's In" and “Behind the Eieht-sal PARKER— ‘Remember the Day” and “Daring Young Man.” Tomorrow and Monday: “A Yank in Lybia” and “Prisoner of Japan. REX— "Roxie Hart”

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COMEDY HOLDS the spotlight in the neighborhood movies this week-end. And a welcome relief from the war at that. fans will have an opportunity to see their favorite stars in action. Topping the list of attractions is Jack Benny with two shows. Mary Livingston's Sunday evening side-kick comes up with “George

‘MISS UNIVERSE OF 1930 IS DIVORCED

Besides, radio

TUXEDO ‘College Swing” and “The Texans.” Tomor: Tow through Tuesday: “China Girl” and “Springtime in the Rockies.”

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Wolf Man” and “Hi Ya Chum.’ morrow through Tuesday: ree Hearts for Julia” and ‘Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon.”

VOGUE—Through Tuesday: “Air Force” and shorts. WEST SIDE OUTDOOR ‘Springtime in the Rockies” and shorts. Tomorrow through Tvesday: “Jungle Siren” and “A Yank in Lybia.' ZARING — Through Tuesday: “Air Force” and shorts. DOWNTOWN ALAMO Through Monday: “Law of

the Northwest” and “Destination Unknown.” AMBASSADOR Through Wednesday: “Corregidor’’ and shorts.

RENO, Nev, May 15 (U. P.). Mrs. Alkali Deplaraki Weiller, who was chosen Miss Universe of 1930 while representing her native Greece, held a default divorce today from Paul Weiller, French aircraft manufacturer. Mrs. Weiller, whose portrait once adorned Greek stamps, charged cruelty and her husband failed to contest her action. She was granted custody of their one child. They were married at Paris.

TO DISCUSS WAR GAS The Rev. Harold Ranes will discuss poison gas at the meeting of the emergency medical corps of civilian defense district 46 Tuesday at district headquarters.

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Events Set

Maennerchor and Knights of

Two local music programs, presenting the Indianapolis Maennerchor and the Knights of Columbus choir, will be given tonight and

The final Maennerchor concert of the season, featuring the operatic baritone, Robert Weede, as soloist, will be held at 8:® tonight at the

At 8:30 p. m. Monday, the Knights of Columbus will present a music festival at the K. of C. auditorium. The Maennerchor also will participate in this program which will feature the Knights of Columbus choir, R. Watson Moon, baritone,

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“The 39 Steps,” with Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll, at 12:08, 2:40, 4:58, 7:3 Sunday— "Steps" 5:20, 7:55 and 10:13; 1:45, 4:20, 6:55 and 9:13

“Ravaged Earth,” film of Japanese atrocity,

12:54 a. m. and 2:54 a. m. Sunday—"Ravaked Earth” at 2:54, 4:54, 6:54, 8:54 and 10:54. LOEW'S “The More the Merrier,” with Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea and Charles Coburn, at 11:37, 3:06, 6:35 and 10:04. “Power of the Press,” with Guy Kibbee and Gloria Dickson, at 1:25, 4:54 and 8:23. Sunday— “Press” at 1:19, 4:51 and 8:23; “Merrier” at 3, 6:32 and 10:04. INDIANA “Edge of Darkness,” with Ann Sheridan

3:22, 6:3¢ and 9:4C “Rhythm of the Islands,” with Allan Jones and Jane Frazee, 11:10, 2:22, 5:34 and 8:46.

Sunday—"“Darkness” at 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 and 10; “Rhythm” at 2:40, 5:50 and 0. LYRIC “My Friend Flicka,” with Roddy

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The Indianapolis Civic theater

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and the Carpenter.” It is a mildly loony family story, with mother wondering how to pay the rent and son-in-law pacing floors while the baby is being born upstairs, Members of the cast are Hal Hawkes, Richard Eisenbach, Josephine Hoel, Evelyn Steffan, Katharine Pantzer, Nanci Golden, Donald Finlayson, Paul Lennon, Tom Moody, Harry Wade and Horace Booty. The play was directed by Jack Hatfield.

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