Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1939 — Page 12

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Circle Bills Four Films And Dorsey

Clarinetist of Swing Bros. Coming Friday as May Highlight.

The merry month of May this year will bring, in addition to the traditional Kentucky Derby and Speedway Race, a quartet of highly touted pictures to the Circle screen. Meanwhile the theater has booked another stage show for the coming week to round out its April attractions on “name” bands and favorite radio and film stars. Jimmy, the clarinet playing member of the Dorsey brothers, will bring his band to the Circle Friday. Besides Swing

In addition to a heaping portion of solid swing, the bill promises Bob Eberle and Helen O'Connell, singers; Ray McKinley, Ruthie Barnes, Emmett Oldfield (who was featured in “Life Begins at 8:40”) and Eddie Ware. . Leading off the Circle’s “May Festival” of cinema attractions will be Cecil B. DeMille’s “Union Pacific,” replete with puffing engines, wild Indians and a host of players headed by Joel McCrea and Barbara Stanwyck. Following this glorification of early railroading, the telephone’s pioneer days will come in for attention with “The Life of Alexander Graham Bell,” slated for May 12. Don Ameche and Loretta Young are starred.

Espionage for Race “Bugs”

The following week brings “Rose of Washington Square,” with Alice Faye. Like “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” it has a tuneful vintage title, and is said to be built along the same lines. For the 500-mile race week-end, the Circle will offer the visiting patrons one of the year’s most talked-and-guessed-about pictures, “Confessions of a Nazi Spy.” It features Edward G. Robinson and includes a lot of players identified only by numbers, for fear their foreign relatives might be the victims of reprisals. It’s said to come right out and name names.

Opera Tickets On Sale Today

Reserved seats for the Gilbert and “The Pirates] will go on sale today!

Sullivan comic opera, of Penzance,”

at Keith's boxoffice. The opera will {

be presented at Keith's Wednesday night by

the Concert Choir and]

Light Opera Club of the Burroughs

School of Music.

Jane Johnson Burroughs will di-| rect the 16-piece orchestra for the production. Lenore Ivey Frederickson is stage director and Hal Hawkes is dramatic director. Proceeds from the performance will go toward the cancer control work being carried on this month ker the local unit of the Women's Field Army.

PUPILS WILL TAKE |

"TOUR BY MUSIC"

Nearly 100 Manual Training High fli School pupils will take part in an he’s

were a few screen villains, a couple of middle-aged character actors, one crooner. |

Tyrone Power, young film actor, and Ann Charpentier, known on the screen as Annabella, are shown after their marriage in a quiet ceremony at the bride's home in Hollywood, Cal. Only members of Mr. Power's family and a few friends were present.

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Times Telepfotos , Douglas Fairbanks Jr., movie actor, and his bride, the former Mrs.

Mary Lee Hervelg, oY shown after their marriage in Hollywood, Cal. = ” ” 2

Power's Wedding Leaves Famine of Film Bachelors

By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, April 24-—-A series of movie-star weddings, culminated yesterday by Tyrone Power's, left Hollywood with a serious shortage of eligible bachelors today. Alas, the only marriageable bachelors in sight, with one exception,

and

The exception among the topght stars was Robert Taylor—and | s definitely out of the field with

predicted would be a fashionable ‘color this summer, and which looked

Ce entitled “Around the! his marriage to Barbara Stanwyck ‘to this reporter like the shade of

Vorld in Music,” to be presented rr in the school auditorium. Music of America, France, Holland, Germany, Italy, Rumania, Syria, Persia, India, Russia, Finland and Norway will be included in the program. Martha Vander Schoor, Virginia Bogioacca | and Marie Saldine will be among those who will present songs and | dances in the costumes of their native countries. Proceeds of the performance will |

Ireland, | chances of marrying a leading man | Spain, | are concerned.

| picture company press agents who

borg almost any Jay. This 1o8ves ribbon customarily tied around the etter than a score of picture damo- |, |zels in the lurch insofar as their| o> Of baby boys. Mr. Power wore a double-breast-{ed blue-striped suit and the smile Also left in the lurch—and what which has become familiar to a saq plight was theirs—were the, ... jans during the last two had to forego, for the first time Years. since the days of Mack Sennett,| He'd hardly had a chance to (their beloved stories about studio jament the fact that he had to re-

romances. turn to the sound stages at 20th Century-Fox at 9 a. m. tomorrow, Mr. Power married Annabella— pefore 13 photographers rushed in,

Seven Minutes

be used for the purchase of choir | Susanne Georgette Charpentier. The and spent 40 minutes taking 300

robes.

CHOIRS FROM HERE TO SING AT DEPAUW

Times Special GREENCASTLE, April number of Indianapolis choirs will! Be mele in DPT University’s

afternoon | ‘home of the “bride. Taking Judge William J. Palmer read the

beeus” oratorio Sunday on the University campus. part will be the Indianapolis a cappella choir,

Indianapolis group not nounced. lumbus,

vet

Danville,

WHEN DOES IT START?

APOLLO

“The [tory of Vernon and irene Castle,” with Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire, Edna May Oliver and Walter Brennan, at 1:05 3: 5:15, %:30 and

CIRCLE

Vaudeville (on stage), with Judy Canova, Zeke and Annie. Al Donahue and his orchestra, Paula Kelly, vocalist. and Duke McHale, dancer, at 12:55, 3:45, 6:30 and 9:20 “The Lady's From Kentucky,” with George Raft, Ellen Drew, Hugh Holbert and Zasu Pitts, at 11:05, 1:50, 4:40, 7:25 and 15

INDIANA

“East Side of Heaven,’ with Bing Crosby, Joan Blondel and Mischa Auer, at 12:41, 3:48, 6:55 and 10:02, “Mystery of the hite Room,” with Bruce Cabot, Helen Mack and Constance Worth, at 11:31, 2:38, 5:45 and 8:32.

LOEW'S

“The Ice Follies of 1939” Joan Crawford, James Stewart, Ayres end, Swe Stone, at

with Lew 12:40,

Without Bars,” with Corinne Luchaire, Edna est and Barry Barnes, at 11:15, 2:23, 5:35 and 8:45.

| became the husband of Mrs. Lee Epling Hartford of Hot Springs,

the Woodruff Place champagne and a corned-beef sandBaptist Church choir and another wich. an- | Choral units from Co- banked New Castle and Ameche, best man; West Lafayette also will participate. | Boyer, {band; Mrs. Patia Power, the groom’s

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|studio standin; Bill Gallagher, his

| French actress who has been mar-

gown of Nile blue, which her studio

'day before Douglas Fairbanks Jr.| pictures of the bride and groom in Mary | nearly as many affectionate poses. The picture boys, who smashed a 2 few flash bulbs on Annabella’s carW. Va. A few days previously Clark pets and climbed on her antique Carole furniture, were stymied only when, jv demanded that Annabella kiss {her husband for the benefit of the The Power-Annabelle nuptials public, She said she wouldn't do it. \were celebrated in seven minutes| MI. Power squeezed her hand— flat, and with a minimum of Holly- and if you want to see a picture of at the Bel-Air her kissing him, you'll have to see a Superior Court last vear’s movie, entitled “Suez,” | wherein the groom makes love to vows and then joined a few friends {he bride for eight reels and is broken-hearted in the ninth when (OF Ne DONS at 53s of a Sahara windstorm blows her out | of his life.

in the flower- | room were Don Mrs. Charles matron of honor; her hus-

Only witnesses

living

ANN SHERIDAN—JOHN

‘They Made Me A Criminal Wm, Powell c:nauhle Wedding’

mother; his sister, Ann; F. D. Ad

ams, his attorney; Tom Noonan, his Myrna Loy

general handy man, and Fernande Chatain, Annabell’s secretary. The wedding was held at 11 a. m,, while most of Hollywood still was abed, so that best man Ameche could get away to rehearse his radio program.

Annabella Wouldn't Kiss Annabella, the beauteous blond

ried twice before, wore an afternoon

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COLLEGE WORK |S DISCUSSED BY INSURANGE AIDS

Indianapolis Among Centers For Such Training, Says Krueger.

A program emphasizing recruiting of college men for surance jobs was presented today at a Midwest Life Insurance Management Conference panel discussion at the Severin Hotel, “Coilege men are subjected to tests of all kinds to determine their personalities and abilities,” said Edward A. Krueger of Indianapolis in summarizing the discussion in which four other Indianapolis agents took part. “With Butler University and the Indiana University Extension Center, Indianapolis is one of the leading centers for life insurance training,” he added. Local men who took part in panel discussion include Horace E. Storer, Dan W. Flickinger, E. Leo Smith and Oren D, Pritchard. James A. Giffin, assistant manager of agencies, Phoenix Mutual, Hartford, Conn., will be guest speaker at the dinner which will close the conference tonight.

1940 BECOMES GUESSING GAME

Correspondents Flunk Out, Cross Bridges Before They Get to Them.

By THOMAS L. STOKES Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, April 24 — A novel method of trying to pick a 1940 Presidential candidate has come along. It is a combination of the old parlor games of “Historical Characters” and “Twenty Questions,” with a touch of “information, Please” and a bit of “Guess Whom,” including such clues as “he has brown hair, brown eyes, likes fancy ties and lemon in his tea.” A week ago, Washington newspaper correspondents were intrigue to receive postcards with detailed specifications of the logical 1940 Republican candidate. ‘They were told that a week later they would receive the name. A guessing contest started.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Claims New Plane Wing Is ‘Perfect’

LOS ANGELES, April 24 (U. P.).— Development of “the perfect airplane wing” was claimed today by David R. Davis, veteran aeronautical designer and former partner of Donald Douglas, airplane builder. Mr. Davis said the wing he has developed is 100 percent effective and will increase plane speed at least 20 per cent. Mr. Davis said he submitted his formula to the Guggenheim Aeronautical Laboratory at California Institute of Technology where a sample wing was constructed and then tested in wind tunnels. He said the wing solved the problem of giving a plane the maximum possible lift with the minimum possible drag.

MURDER AND VANITY SEND YOUTH TO GHAIR

BELLEFONTE, Pa. April 24 (U. P.) —Ernest M. Hipple, 22, a hill"billy, paid for the sins of vanity and for the crime of murder early today. He was electrocuted at Rockview Penitentiary. Hipple killed Mrs. Jennie Porter, 70, near Wheelersville, Pa., Feb. T, 1938, while robbing her. Lieutenant Governor Samuel S. Lewis, disguised as a law breaker, got himself admitted to the Sullivan County Jail at La Porte, where Hipple was then confined after making a second appeal. There he heard Hipple boast at length and in detail to his pals of the bull pen how he had fooled the alienists by “acting dumb.” Mr. Lewis reported to the Pardon Board on Thursday and it decided not to intervene,

HUNTSVILLE, Tex. April 24 (U. P.).—Governor O’Daniel’s campaign against capital punishment was ignored by the Pardon and Parole Board yesterday and the Texas electric chair was used for the first Sabbath executions in history. Genaro Lugo, 23, who killed a nightwatchman, and James Clifford Miles, 22, who attacked a white woman, were executed at midnight. LAST

Constance Bennett—Roland Young “TOPPER TAKES A TRIP” Fred MacMurray, “CAFE SOCIETY”

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O’Brien Paul Kelly, “FORGED PASSPORT”

“LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN”

Just About Perfect

Briefly, the unnamed aspirant was described as having honesty and! courage, as being acceptable to labor, agriculture and industry, as having experience in state and national office, a record for sound financial administration and for sponsoring progressive legislation, as possessing youth appeal, humble heritage, radio appeal, ability to meet people and win a warm response, and freedom from employment by, or connection with, Wall Street or big business. The postcards came from New York. The possibilities were combed, and | one by one the newspapermen were! compelled to discard such promimently mentioned figures as Thomas E. Dewey, Senator Taft of Ohio, Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, Mayor La Guardia of New York, Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, Rep. Bruce Barton of New York, Governor Bricker of Ohio, and various others. Each was lacking in some qualification. Today correspondents received another postcard saying: “Here is the man who fulfills all requirements! Styles Bridges, United States Senator.” Senator Bridges had been overlooked in the shuffle.

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3—Popeye—“COPS IS ALWAYS RIGHT” 4—Clyde McCoy and Orchestra 4630 SHUSEER) Fredric March—Joan Bennett Ralph Bellamy “TRADE WINDS” Don Ameche “S MUSKETEERS" EXTRA! A 40-Minute Revival “SIDE SHOW”

With Donald Duck, Popeye, Pluto Olive Oyle, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and a Trip Thru the Disney Studios “SEE HOW THEY ARE MADE” Pare Ee } E. Wash. i Jersey aramoun Thich “sttractions 1—Boris JSaleft—Bela Lugosi SON OF FRANKENSTEIN" 2—Pat O’Brien—lean Blondell FF THE R

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Bing Croshy Flancisss Gaal TY HONEYM! “LET US LIVES |

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TALBOTT Talbott at 22d NDS’ & College at 63d JAMES” In Technicolor 16th & Delaware “TRADE WIND Tyrone Power “LITTLE ADVANTORESS”

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, April 24, 1939

ADAM William wl of 3036 E. 10th St. ntered into rest Sunday, age 66 years, d _of Lillie As Adam father of H., Herman C. a" wibur Nel.

Service phuesds Y W. MOO sited? SHABEL, Burial Crown he

Al SATA Jane, age 79, beloved wife 1 Allen, mother of Alta Slusher, Charles D. Allen, Ethel King, George L. Allen, grandmother of Mary Louise Fife, Marjorie Jane Allen and Richard Allen, sister of Laura Hinchman and Mrs. Lvey Aufderheide, passed away Saturday

Bi fro riends | Invi Park. Friends m

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ARENS—Samuel, 2550 N. New J Hugtand St Laura, otra of Mrs. Ste assed awa atur ray: STvices at ANNER ® & BUCH ORTUARY

Tuesday, 2” nA NA tas Burial Crown Hill. invited.

BIRD—Stanton, passed away at the home of Earl Gossard on Stop 8 Road, south B Grove, April 383 pril 22, Funeral

he 3, Bissgar 22

Prospect St. Friends Round Hill,

CUNNINGHAM--Maude B., beloved wife of ence O. Cunningham. departed this ite Monday, age 34, Funeral ednesday, Apri 00

SIDE FUNERAL OME. Coll A ollege Av t Fairfield, p. m. Friends \nvited, oe

DUGAN-—Miss Mary, sister of Mrs. Gavin, Mrs. Mar jret on Dugan (deceased) Plisk, pasted a Biturday: Funeral r 4 at the USHER Mo TUARY, 2313 W. Washing. ton St, m., 88. Peter and Paul Caihedrail _ Piiends Filed. Burial Holy Trea y. ends may call at FORDING—May F., age 50 years, beloved wife of Walter J. Fordi ng, mother of Mrs. Veva Runyan, Mrs. Ms. stvter Bay and Kendal y o rth . Fuson, Miami Beach, Mrs. Eva Andress, Danville, Ill, passed’ away Friday. neral Tuesa Nob m., NEE SHIRLEY BROS.

NERAL HOME. Burial Flores Park. Friends ma chapel, 2002 W. Michi gan. Sell oie HARLAN—Jacob N., age 80, Dositttied Jason. Brother of Mrs orge and B member of Puritan Lodge ¥. Ha Jasted 5 away ar TaL SRT aheral Tuesday.

MI HIGAN ST FUNERAL HOME 200 W. Michigan. Friends invited. , 2003 Anderson Cemetery, Friends may call at Funeral Home after noon Monday.

KOEHY, — Elizabeth MALY. widow of the | N. Holmes Ave., moth- | Edward, John, Paul sister of Miss Carrie Enpassed away Sunday. An 23. from FINN BRO UNERAT, 1639 N. Meridian, AR April 2 t 8:30 a. m. Interment, Holy Triny Church, " 8. m. Interment St. Jo seph’s Cemetery, Friends invited.

MacIVOR—Flora, passed away Sat morning, Apri! 2h, Funeral eee sal Tuesday. A ril Bo. the RAGSN. Alabama, followed by L HOME Ty

MORTON—Daniel W. V.. 7 husband of Mrs. Anna M, : of Mrs.

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SHEELEY—James F., of 2034 N. Kevstone Ave., entered into rest Monday, age 70 years, husband of Julia Ann Sheeley, father of Mrs. Lula Rice, Mrs. Lila Mrs. Celesta Gates and Mrs. haxon. Services Wednesday, 2 Dn. at Winter Avenue Nazarene Church, ne Ave. and Fernwavy. ends may call at HARRY W. Fe PEACE HAPEL. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.

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BROADWAY, sinks; utilities; con-

nicely furnished, stant hot water. BROADWAY, 2404 kitchenette; private entrance; HE-2826. BROADWAY, 2545—Large room kitchenette. refrigerator: nicely furnished. __ Utilities paid. Phone. CARROLLTON, 1620—2-room 1 apartment; utilities; private entrance; cross ventilation: phone: $6: adults. CENTRAL, 1418—Nicely “furnished 1- room kitchenette; across frdm bath; utilities; innersprings. RI-3802.

CENTRAL, Th “front 1 room;

Corner room and garage.

stove, innersprings: utflities; private entrance; garage; reasonable. ' COLLEGE, 1420—2 large cheerful rooms; everything furnished: phone; adults.

EAST—4 furnished, modern rooms; private entrance; garage: also 2 furnished, downstairs. IR-7646 ILLINOIS, N., ~ 2360 — Attractive ~2-room apartment; sink; roll-away bed; parking space; reasonable. LEXINGTON. 922—Two furnished rooms; bath; utilities; private entrance; garage. Reasonable. . LOCKERBIE. 615 — 2, 3-r artments, steam heat; _shipiey. SE MERIDIAN, 814 _N —Library apartments (walking distance): furn and unfurnished apartments: Stihities paid. MERRILL, 242 E.—Completely furnished apartment; private bath; utilities; steam heat. NEW JERSEY. N., 517—Clean room; Kelvinator and sink in room. LI-9750. ORIENTAL, N. 20—2-room apartment; utilities; innersprings: hot water; Frigidaire. Private entrance. PARK, 1137—HOUSEKEEPING ~~ ROOMS; NICELY FURNISHED; CLEAN; $4. PARK, 1415—Lovely 1-2-room apartments: attractivelv furnished; all utilities; reasonable; phone. WOODRUFF, 813 W. DRIVE nished or unfurnished rooms; entrance: lose bath. CH-0336-J. W.—2 nicely furnished rooms; reasonable to em-

furnished

So TE Riley

Tatilittes.

Two furprivate

42 utilities furnished; __Ployed couples. ELY front 2 Jurrishea: sink; private entrance. entral.

13TH, FE. ‘nished; rooms.

zooms and kitchenette. 1103

~~ 810—2-room apartment furPrivate entrance. Also sleeping

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2251 PIERSON 4-room apartment; modern SO Riencay 851. $22.50. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI=

Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments

108 B. Wash. Rnom 302 LI- -538% $18—3-ROOM modern apartment (utilities furnished). 1650 Carrollton.

$31.00 UTIL. pd., secures lovely eff. at the Bear: 1244 N. Illinois. can't beat it

$33.50, tilities paid, secures lovely ficiency apartment at the DRAKELAN, 1512 N. Pennsylvania. You can't beat it.

secures lovely eff. apt. 144 W. 18th. You will

“apt. You

$32.50 UTIL. pd. At the Reyer, like it.

$40; FINEST 5-rm. apt.. North reduced) Others. WHITES AGENCY. HE-4

1815—Real home; Ey aE large vard; garage; laundry.

COLLEGE, porches; HE-1 788. ILLINOIS, N., apartments; HU-2093.

and 2 bedroom oil heat; adults.

Tie utilities; OIS, N., 2245—3-Room apartment; garage; utilities: $30. HA-0139-

MERIDIAN, N. 3055—3-bedroom apartment; good condition;

refrigerator; heat furnished; , MA-3519. BE-4446. NEW JERSEY, 1931 N.—6 rooms, heat and water furnished; $45. LI-8401. 44 ign? Sivenue,

AT 27 N. Oriental, $19 secures lovely large

ns; mod.3

—— semi-basement Apt. $19 includes util.

PENN., 2028 N.—Upper duplex; 5 rooms, garage. heat stove, refrigerator, water; $50. -0576. Pn 2009—Three rooms, private “bath: utilities; employed adults preferred; $30. STATE, N., 302—2 rooms, roll-a-way bed, Frigidaire, private entrance; nicely ly furn.

31ST. 927 W.—3-room apartment. PriBN entrance; utilities, heat furnished;

5-ROOM modern apartment; heat; water; electr fle Cea furnished; garage.

Phone RI-5551 for lowest want ad word rate ip the eitv and ouick resuits.

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810%.—Attractively utili=

Furn. Houses—-Apts,

$8-$10—ILLINOIS, N.. furnis' ed efficiency apartments; ties. T.I-8888.

CARROLLTON, 1932 _Unusually nice 4room apartment; private bath, entrance; lassed-in porch; all utilities. See 2 2201 arroliton. HE-3784.

CENTRAL, 2524—C Spietaly upper duplex;

furnished 2 bedrooms; heat: water

Frigidaire; DEARBORN, S., 32—One-room furnished apartment; gas; reasonable.

PARR. 2531 Delighitul 2 rooms; bath; HECi015, op

pro pe vat, PROSPECT, 609—3-room kitcnenette, bath apartment; Prigidaire. overstuffed, utille ties. Adults. See to appreciate. Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

330 water paid; 924 Union—6-rm. moderns ecorated: garage. RI-9561, BR-5944 .. 3342—3 bedrooms, mod= excellent Sondition; harde 35. iR-40 2431—5-room double; mod: garage; $22.50. Vir Averus,

Houses for Rent

Pn JARE, N., ern double; __wood floo

KENWOOD. new. decorated Inside;