Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1940 — Page 8

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1940 AMOS OTSTOT

AND HIS ORCHESTRA

THE DELLS

E. 42ND AND FALL CREEK BLVD. DNE—DANCE--DRINKS | ENTERTAINMENT . PHONE TA. 0796 ROLL HOSS

C. SPILL) AN OPENS SATURDAY! |

ety Club's Midnight Show NE GHBORHOODS _t rasa orson When Deep Purple Falls Drive-In. Curtain Rises

: INDIANAPOLIS NEW Drive-In theater opens Saturday night and we're looking forward to seeing the ushefs scooting around on bicycles. The first show will start at 7:30 p. m., weather permitting, and that means, if it's dark enough. Alden Smith of the theater management, says there may have to be some time adjustment there, but that they'll catch on after the first show. > ; ; The first show will be “The Real Glory,” not .smack off the bat as far as age Eas hut a good coun opener for a neighborhood house. oe . Mr. Smith says the theater will wJIECCA = Ben Sars un show movies at about the same | 'Em Up O'Comnor’® : time other neighborhood houses | OBIENTAL—Tonight: ‘One Hour to and will open new engagements

Home.” Tomorrow ‘hrouglt Saturday: each Sunday and Thursday. Tower of London” and ‘Three Cheers #2 &

for the Irish.’ Most f th ighborhood ON orem ou BS, Gist ost o e neighbor : 25, . S theaters will have matinee pro- and “Calling Al ines oon EO Maisie grams tomorrow, with the Rivoli | PARKER—Tonight and tomorrow: catering to the pre-Speedway “Sing You Sifiners” and “Arizona, Kid.” crowds with a midnight Show 10- | sont ana CuEny" in Sys Family Robinnight. : "Shooting High’ Among the theaters announc- Love. ing matinees are the Rivoli, Emerson and Esquire in the Cantor group and all the Olson theaters. The Rivoli’s midnight show will be “Give Me a Sailor,” with Martha Raye and Bob Hope and will be shown in addition to the regular double feature. o # 2 ADD NOTES OF THE TIMES: The Rivoli went through its regular Lost and Found cleanup the other day. to turn over ar-

Daughter” and “Free, Blonde and 21.” Tomorrow thtough Sufiday: “It’s a Date” and ‘/Itt All Tue.” -

Paul Sabin opens an engagement at the Hotel V’/ashington’s ‘Sapphire Room tonight, just in time to entertain Speedway visitors. i :

Evelyn Adams is half the dance team of Adams and Lischeron, which arrives tonight with the Sabin orchestra at the Sapphire Room.

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RIVOLI—Tonight: “Free, Blonde and21” and “Forgotten Women.” Las show u.nly: “Give Me a Sailor.” morrow through Saturday: ‘It All Came : True” and ‘Courageous Dr. Christian.”

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heels. SHERIDAN—Tonight: ‘Virginia City” and ‘‘Adventure in Diamonds.” i Tomorrow through Saturday: Melodv of 1940” and =“ Dakota.” !

ST. CLAIR—Tonight: “Black Friday” - and ‘House of Seven Gables.” Tomorrow through Sunday: ‘Young Tom Edison” and “Viva Cisco Kid.” SANDERS—Toni ht: “Invisible Man Returns” and ‘Charlie McCarthy, Detective.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Four Wives’ and ‘‘Fugitive at Large.”

i yr | { i ! t One of the many acts scheduled on the Variety Club’s midnight charity’ show at the Lyric tonight is the dance ensemble, called the Bernards and the Fraday Girls. They're rr of the Lyric vaudeville ~ bill which, with the “Egyptian Follies,” will provide entertainment until the early hours of Race Day.

«LAWYER ACTOR IDK to Film 53 Features,

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190 Shorts During Year

NEW YORK, May 29.—Another (“Tom, Dick and Harry,” an original

expansive film program in \the face story.

arket RKO-

of a war-curtailed wond' been announced b Radio Pictures. A schedule of 53 featuresjand 190 short subjects is planned for 194041, Ned E. Depinet, vice psesident,

told | the company’s ninth ‘annual

sales convention here yesterday. Three starring pictures are planned for Ginger Rogers: “Kitty

¢ Foyle,” the Christopher Morley best-

seller; “Two on an Island,” from Elnier Rice's play of this season); and

Carole Lcumbard and Charles Laughton are\to be’ teamed in Sidney Howard's! “The Other Man,” while Mr. Lawighton is also to be seen in “Not ‘Quite a Gentleman,” and Miss Lombard in “Mr. and Mrs. Smith.” \ Two musicals !of a former day, “No, No Nanette® and “Sunny,” are t. be remade ly Herl@rt Wilcox with Anna Neagle, as tke star. And George Abbott \is scheduled to

ticles to the Salvation Army. A number of Bibles: and prayer books -were among the articles. . . « A regular East Side neighborhood moviegoer has what he thinks should be a helpful idea for theater managers and patrons alike. Aroused by the noises indulged in by youngsters, he suggests that managers give away all-day suckers to each child entering the theater. . . . Miss Helen Troutman is the new cashier at the Rivoli.

. ” ”n ” The Vogue Theater is bringing back ‘Jezebel’ tomorrow through Saturday. The management sees

“It All “High.”

can Spitfire.”

Eyes at Me” and ‘Double Alibi." morrow through Sunda Edison” and “

T ‘and “Adventure in Diamonds.” row throurh Saturday:

a resemblance between the char-

SPEEDWAY—Tonjght and tomorrow: Came True’ and “Shooting

and tomorrow:

. STATE—Tonight Swiss * Family Robinson” “and .“Mexi-

STRAND—Tonight: ‘Ma, He's Making To-

{ y: “Young Tom t's a Date.” STRATFORD—Tonight and tomorrow: ‘Flight at Midnight” and ‘Honeymoon Deferred.” :

TACOMA—Tonight and tomorrow: “Dr. Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet” and ° I cr ay pens -—Tonight: ‘Stran iid 20d apmost Comes Home!" MFomorfow z aturday: “Dr. rlich’s- i Bullet” and “Danger on Wheels." agic

UXEDO—Tonight: “Virginia City” "DY. Engler : r, rlich’s Ma ric Bullet” and ‘‘Farmer’s Daughter.”

Martin and Marvel, dancers, will entertain the Race Frolic patrons at Tom Devine’s Music Hall"

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HOLLYWOOD, May 29 (U. P.).— Hal Roach Jr., son of the producer, and Dolly Hunt, Pasadena [society girl, will announce "their engagement at a reception at the home of Mrs. Hunt's mother, it ‘was reported today. Affer an apprenticeship in movie making, Mr. Roach recently became a producer. Mrs. Hunt was divorced from Willis Hunt, shipping broker.

TOWN Tonight: ; ‘‘Allegheny ' Up‘rising ,, and “That's Right—You're Wrong. Tomorrow through Saturday: Viva Cisco Kid” and “And One Was

POGUE Tonight 4 —Tonight: “Strange Cargo” and ‘Love. Honor and Behave.” Fomorrow through Saturday: ‘Jezebel’ and ‘Slightly Honorable.” . ZARING—Tonight through | Saturday: Rebecca” and “Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me.” DOWNTOWN ALAMO—Tonight: “Return

and “Danger on Wheels.”

| Tomorrow through onday: ‘‘Gaucho pe and ‘‘Black Friday.” % fSefenade

AMBASSADOR — Tonight: “Rebecca” | een o:ihout Souls. Temortow aturday: “It's a ate” “Courageous Dr.” Christian.” g and

Authors of I. U. Revue Win Prize

BLOOMINGTON, May 29. — Richard Shores of Bloomington and Paul” Boxell of Indianapolis’ today were informed they won the Fourth ' District Ascap Fellowship Competition for composers and authors of college musical plays. : The award was made for their work with the Indiana University Jordan River vue of 1940, for which Mr. Shores composed the music and Mr. Boxell wrote the book. vik & The two students are to share the $720 prize fund in continuing their studies of music and play writing. y _ Mr. Shores is a graduate student in the School of Music. ‘Mr. Boxell, a senior, is to graduate with honors from the School of Arts and Sciences next week. - | The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Sponsored the competition for the first time this year, / Also considered were shows of other schools in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky and Tennessee. This year’s Jordan River Revue was presented at English’s Theater, Indianapolis, March 27.

HORSES AGAIN

Robert Young, who rode a horse to fame in “Florian,” becomes" a breeder of racehorses for “One Came Home.”

bring his just-closed Broadway revue, “Too Many ' Girls,” to the .| screen. ' At least one starring picture is slated for Orson Welles, Ronald Coleman, Jean Artkwr, Cary Grant and Charles Boyer.’ from radio will come Lum and Abner in “Dreaming Out Low,” and from the comic strips, Al ‘Capp’s favorite character, Li'l Abner. Clarence Budington Kelland's fiction character, Scattergood Baines, is to be the hero of a series of\ films. Of particular interest will: be March of Time's first featurelength ‘picture, based! on Maj. George ‘Fielding Elliot's! book, “The

Eb THE NONROE DOCTRINE a Fcnwnoion! Ramparts We Watch.” Harold Dance “A Lioyd also will make hlis bow as a host Comes Hom

Flebr” § in! LAST 2 DAYS! nroducer with “Three (llirls and a | , DAISY—Tonight and J Clever § . > ! p Road Singapore

Philo Vance i . aw 3 "” Ballrooin EMERSON—Tonight: “Virginia City Speciall y

and ‘‘Adventure in Diamonds.’ TomorVs, Numbers

row through Saturday: ‘Vita = Cisco BUSINESS LUNCHEONS

Kid" and “Ghost Comes Home.” ESQUIRE—Tonight: “House of Seven Daily fyrom i ‘ Ui > 11 tos 2 4 ¢ p

Gables’! and “Dr. Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet.” Tomorrow through Saturday: DINNERS From 6 to 9 P. M. in Hg 9P.M.to1A M.

portrayed in ‘Jezebel’ by Davis and George Brent, arlett O'Hara and Rhett in “Gone With the Wind,” ,most | sensational boxoffice : picture in years. : The Paramount Theater is givits housewife patrons a

acters

The Romantic Rhythnis of Bette

PAUL SABIN

and His {Orchestra Featuring DONNA LEE "The Sweeitest ot Swing Singers” | ADDE D ATTRACTION |

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Lischera n & Adams

“Aristocrats of the

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EDWARD ARNOLD K :. “Men Without } land “Yukon Flight.” Tomorrow Saturday: “Young Tom Edison” ne Was Beautiful.’ ‘‘Green Hell” and Daughter.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘‘Strange Cargo’ and 4 e

tomorrow and “‘Calling

FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Tonight through Friday: ‘‘Marshall of Mesa |City” and “Free, [Blonde and 21." FA GRANADA—Tonight: “Souls at Sea’ and ‘Tropic Holiday.” Tomorrow throigh Sunday; “It All Came True’ and‘ Courageous Dr. Christian.” HAMILTON—Tonight: ‘Strange Car0’ and “Three Cheers for the .Irish.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet” and ‘‘Green Hell.” WOOD—Tonight and tomor‘College Swing” and ‘Partners in

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WHEN DOES IT START? id > CIRCLE ‘Saturday’s Children,” Garfield, Anne Shirley Claas Rugnn at 11. 1:45, 4:30. 7:15 and 10, Tear Gas Squad.” with Dennis Payne, Qloris, Dickson,

As a girl whom life forced into the easiest T way...it’sher first since , GWTWand afiery new 4 role worthy to follow A her triumph as Scarlett,

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INDIANA i . “Lillian Russell,” with Alice Faye.’ Don Ameche, Henry Fonda. w Arnold. at 11:02, 1:38 4:14, 8's 2d,

“Monroe Doctrine,” technicolor shot subject. at 1:10, 3:46. 6:9 and || NO COVER CHARGE [ ;

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Tracy. Rita Johnson, Lynne Overoer SIDE

man, at 12:15, 3:30. 6:40 and 9:55. ‘‘Babies for Sale,” with Rochelle Hudson, at 11:05. 2:20. 5:30 and: 8:45. LYRIC Vaudeville, with Charles Ke on stage, at 1, 3:51. 6:42 and 0

“Earthbound.” with Warner Baxter. || Andrea Leeds, at 11:29, 2:20 BT

EAST SIDE — RIVOLI .'%. oF BL ) Bari—Joan Davis

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VASHIN : 9 Added to Last Show OVER “REBECCA |. Continuous Matinee Tomorrow 1 P. M, n ron F ; EXTRA *“Fonient ony “PRIMROSE PATH” Cell CIE becea.” Plas “Men Without Souls Martha Raye—Bob Hope Green Hornet Once at Six. Cartoon, Stratford Col. Roscoe s “GIVE ME A SAILOR” Continuous Matinee Tomorrow : Turner , ! Continuous Matinee Tomorrow 12:45 |yppyp _ nv Rooney “Young Tom Edison” LLL NH 1 Epo 0:45 bh EMERSON .“%. (5c

Matinee—D. Dur “IT’S DATE” ~ 1nth to 6 I 16th & Mat. Daily Errol Flynn “VIRGINIA CITY" CINEM Dela. Cont. from 1:30 Adults 15¢ a H

Yo ~ Gep. Brent “Adventure in Diamonds” gy. if n LR i = 1 LT i 2 Childsen toc Before 6

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Permits Orchestra

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Eric Blore ® Warren Hull ® Roger Pryor - A | BROAD RIPPLE

STARTING FRIDAY Prices Reduced

lo L OEW’ Adults 25¢, Children (0c

SAFE oH - SANITARY \ZARING: Laurence Olivier

SUPERVISED" I! ny mos BEES, or ha |

Richard Arlen, “Danger On Wheels” Humphrey Bogart, “Return of Dr. X.”

Joan Bennett “GREEN HELL” ¢ Martha Rave “FARMER'S DAUGHTER”

SPEEDWAY DANCE FREE (TONIGHT) FREE

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2030 Open | 5:45 (0¢ PARKER E. 10thall Sents PRE f , “SING YOU 8S y Bur “ARIZONA KID” .

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May Robson Margot Sicvenson “GRANNY GET YOUR GUN” “SORN EM UP O'CONNOR” | 42 E£. Wash. Ee Robinson “DR. EHRLICH’S MAGIC BULLET” “LONE WOLF STRIKES”

2702 W: Tenth This production (and its performances) is M-G-M's candidate for the Academy Award” 1,7. Jo RIGHT OURE WRONG” CONTINUOUS MATINEE, TOMORROW

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SOUTH SIDE

| Doors Open 6:45 Y Bo Show Starts at 7 roe its 51 “TROPIC HOLIDAY” > 1

o" Continuous Matinee Tomorrow Clark Gable “STRANGE CARG

Wayne Morris “Love, Honor & Behave” FOUNTAIN SQ] Door Open 5:45 Eo THUR.: MAT. CONT. 180 P. M. dallas Adu "Tin 6 | be

HENRY FONDA ontinuous Matinee Tomorrow .

Daring as a va : gree EZEBEL™ || STEN vite VHOR x Se IBLE MAN RETURNS”

Speedway ~~ sia oy Jane Withers “SHOOTING BELMONT

MEN Jas. Newell,

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oN FV. (0) 01, 1 NEE Cary Grant—Rosalind Russell

“HIS GIRL FRIDAY”

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“YOUNG AS YOU FEEL”

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“3 CHEERS FOR THE IRISH”

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