Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 190, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1933 — Page 28

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‘CRADLE SONG' WILL OPEN AT CIRCLE THEATER Presentation Will Be Seen on Screen Here Thursday. BY WALTER D. HICKMAN Many who saw Dorothea Wieck in the cast of “Maedchen in Uniform" predicted corectly that this actress would be brought to America and made a star. Miss Wieck's first American-made picture, ‘‘Cradle Song, ' will open Thursday at the Circle for a threeday run. "Design for Living" opens on Sunday. Paramount purchased "Cradle Song" more than twelve years ago and put it on the studio shelf because the company was unable to obtain the right type of an actress to play the role of Joanna. When Miss Wieck was brought to the United States under contract it was decided to shake the dust off the manucrip and put it into production, with Miss Wieck in the chief role. The cast Is lengthy, with Sir Guy Standing. Evelyn Venable and Dickie Moore among the better known names. "Cradle Song" originally was produced and acted by Eva Le Gallienne at her Civic Repertory theater in New York City. a a a New Indiana Policy The Indiana theater has changed Its booking for the re-opening of the theater on Sunday, Dec. 24. It was planned originally to present the movie version of “Alice in Wonderland." After some discussion, it was decided to re-light the theater with the “Son of A Sailor" which features Joe E. Brown and has the comedy services of Thelma Todd, Frank McHugh, and Johnny Mack Brown. The showing of the Brown comedy ushers in a straight movie policy at the Indiana as the policy will be all sound, with no orchestra or stage shows. The Indiana management in announcing the screen policy announces anew price schedule. On week days until 1 p. m., the price of all seats will be 20 cents. From 1 to 6 o’clock, the balcony will be 20 cents and the main floor will be 25 cents. After 6 p. m., the balcony will be 25 cents and the main floor will be 40 cents. On Sundays and holidays from opening until 2 p. m.. the balcony will be 20 cents and the main floor will be 25 cents. After 2 p. m., the balcony will be 25 cents and the main floor will be 40 cents. Children always will be admitted for 10 cents. GAS KILLS ANDERSON WOMAN AND ROOMER Coroner Believes Tragedy Aeciden- j tal. Not Double Suicide. Bir Timm Special ANDERSON. Dec. 19.—Mrs. Hazel Fulton, 40, and John Watkins, 62,! a real estate agent who had been rooming at the Fulton home, are i dead today as result of inhaling gas | from the kitchen tsove. S. J. Stottlemyer, coroner, does not believe the deaths were a double suicide, but thinks that one of them had turned on the gas in the ; kitchen stove, and. thinking that it had ignited, failed to notice the odor. Mrs. Felton was a divorcee. Watkins, who came here from Wabash four years ago. was the father of four children.

I^ART ROSE The real day for exchanging gifts is I)e----cember 26th. n oo o* mm tt n a For a practical, worthwhile, lasting gift, give something for the car. We suggest Miller Geared-to-the-Road Tires, a Vesta Plate-Lock Battery, an Arvin Hot-Water Heater or an Auto Radio. You don't need the cash as you can pay as little as 50 cents weekly. We also issue Credit Certificates that can be applied on merchandise or service at any time. tt U M The distillers have that Thurston touch. They can make two pints appear where there was only one before. CHIEF TIRE CHANGER Mill.r Tir, Distributor,

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MUNTER AGAIN HEADS LODGE Re-Elected President by B’nai B’rith: Other Chiefs Renamed. Richard K. Munter was reelected president of the Indianapolis B’nai B’rith at the semiannual election last night at Kirschbaum center. The officers elected last night will be installed Jan. 10 by Louis Kranitz, St. Louis, Mo., grand lodge vice-president. Other officers, all re-elected, were N. E. Isaacs, first vice-president; Walter Lichtenstein, second vicepresident; Charles J. Karabell, recording secretary; George A. Solomons, financial secretary; Rufus Isaacs, treasurer; S. J. Sternberger, monitor; Richard Efroymson, assistant monitor, and Harry Borman, Henry Blatt, Philip Kraft and Max Katz, trustees. Grand lodge convention delegates named were Saul Munter, Eph Levin, Mr. Sternberger, Samuel Mantel and Richard K. Munter.

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Say Merry Christmas “With a Radio’' 01 From Dee’s The Most Welcome Gift of All I Crosby' /aasjjfei^ R AD 118 1934 Model* priced $18.50, Crosley Dual Fiver, am shown. j 1 Wf Crowley Lowboy Console Radio. $38.00 m^ N- li-' Xmas *4A.tp

ORGANIZING OF ADULT SCHOOL SYSTEM BEGUN Persons Older Than 16 Eligible to Enroll; Service Free. Classes are being organized for j the new free schools for adults | which will be opened under the emergency education program and j sponsored by Indianapolis public school authorities, J. C. Beane, supervisor. announced yestprday. Instruction will be given in any ; subject in which there is a sufj ficient number of persons interested |to form a class. Two classes, j which will meet in the Y. W. C. A., ; will study costume designing and interior decorating. Classes will meet from 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. and from 1 to 3 p. m. or 3 to 5 p. m., at the following places: Y. W. C. A., 379 North Pennsylvania street; south side branch Y. W. C. A., 1627 Prospect street; colored Y. W. C. A., 653 North West street; colored Y. M. C. A., 450 North Senate avenue; American Settlement, 617 West Pearl street; Hawthorne Community center, 2440 West Ohio street; Flanner house, I 802 North West street; Kirschbaum Community center, 2314 North : Meridian street, and the Communal building, 17 W T est Morris street. Persons more than 16 may enroll | by sending their names, address and ! subjects in which they are interested, to any of the”school centers. Parked Car Is Looted Three cartons of automatic pencils and two dozen bottles of fingernail polish, valued at $11.50, were stolen from the car of Harry Heyman, 2339 Spann avenue, while it was parked last night in front of 150 Harlan street, police were notified.

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