Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1940 — Page 14

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NEIGHBORHOODS

Drive-In Manager Chased Balls as Indian Mascot In Washington Park

By DAVID MARSHALL

VERSATILE IS THE NAME for Arthur Phillips, Theater's manager, “Shorty,” (he stands about five inches over five feet) has had a career as heterogeneous as vegetable soup. He's been a professional baseball player, automobile salesman, orchestra leader, vaudeville production manager, purveyor of motion pictures, treasurer of a New York theater, and a booker for dance bands.

the Drive-In

title as the Variety Club's golf

champion. 5 8&8 & HE WAS BORN at 145th St. and Broadway in New York City. When he was about 10, he became mascot for the United Booking Office nine. The UBO was the predecessor of today's RKO. In 1917 “Shorty’s” father was named branch manager of an enamelware outfit here. Soon, “Shorty” was chasing fiies in batting practice at old Washington Park.

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A COUNTERFEITING expose, “Know Your Money,” which was made in co-operation with the Federal Government, is showing tonight, tomorrow and Friday at the Fountain Square. It's one of M-G-M's “Crime Doesn't Pay” series and on the bill with South of Pago Pago” and “Wagons Westward = ~ The Rivoli will continous matinee policy beginning Saturday. . . . Heretofore the East Side house has had one show in afternoon for the Kids, closed for an hour or so, and then reopened for the evening trade— mostly adult. . . . Saturday the theater will open at 12:45 p. m. (the show starting at 1 o'clock) and run straight through with a 20-cent admission for adults before 6 *p. . Children, of course, still can get in for a dime, anytime The Parker row revives Bing Crosby's to Singapore.” = = = THE MID-WEEK SCHEDULE: BELMONT-—Tonight and tomorrow: “Danger Ahead” and “Treasure Island.” CINEMA—Tonight and tomorrow; well Sons” and “You Can't Fool Your DAISY—Tonight and tom orrow:

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THEN THE Indians picked him up as mascot for three years. Manager Jack Hendricks got him a job with the Mattoon, Ill, proteam as second baseman. He finished the season there and for the next two years played second for the Saginaw, Mich., nine. When his father died, Shorty went to Jersey City as assistant manager of RKO’'s vaudevilie house, the State Theater. From there he went to a Mt. Vernon, N. Y, theater as treasurer. Several years afterward he returned to Indianapolis to organize his own dance band. Je pl aved at old Germania Par at the Paramount Club, and ur at the Hoosier Athletic Club and the Broad Ripple pavilion. THEN HIS band ran out of bookings. From 1935 to 1937 he | “Florian and ‘Primrose Path.’ sold automobiles, then became a pine er a, Meets Grand National film salesman for | Debutante” “Captain Is a Lady.’ Indiana and Kentucky. When ORE i En ou Grand National folded he sold FOUN TAIN SQUARE — Tonight trailers for the National Screen thas h Friday: “South of Pago Fago” Service and ‘Wagons Westward.’ Ire 1 H AMILTON Tonight “Mr Phillip Smith chose him to GQ on” and “Doctor Takes manage the local Drive-In branch w Nn w through Saturday: of the Midwest Drive-In Theaters in March of this year. In that helter-skelter Jobs

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Blue Barron, the band leader debut at the Lyric Friday when he arrives with his band for a week's On the same bill will be Wilkey and Dare—one look at their picture and you need not be told they are a comedy dance team.

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Apollo Gets Anti-Nazi Film

This scene from “Pastor Hall” shows Marius Goring as the menacing Storm Trooper, Wilfrid Lawson as the courageous German minister and Nova Pilbeam as his daughter, Nazi picture partially based on the experiences of the Rev. Martin It was made in England, is distributed by James Roosevelt, features an introductory speech by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, and is booked for the Apollo beginning tomorrow.

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Coming to Lyric Friday

Jordan Head To Be Feted

Public Reception Arranged for Alfred Mirovitch.

Alfred Mirovitch, new head of the Jordan Conservatory will be introduced to Indianapolis at a facultystudent reception at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the piano studio and lounge of the Jordan main building, 1204 N. Delaware St. Besides Jordan teachers and students, Indianapolis piano teachers

and others interested in music have been invited to the reception by Miss Ada Bicking, Conservatory director. 2 2 2

Just as the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra benefited from the record sales by the National Committee for Music Appreciation, so the Chicago Opera company received a portion of the record receipts in the Committee's Chicago campaign. The opera's share will be used in modernizing scenery for this and future seasons. And the season's first Saturday matinee production, “Falstaff” on Nov. 9, will be dedicated to the Music Appreciation Committee.

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE Cab Calloway and his Srehestes, on stage at 1:15 50 :55. 9.30. “The Great McGinty,” with Brian Donlevy, Muriel Angelus. Akim Tame iroff. at 11:30, 2:05, 5:10, 7:45, 10:20. INDIANA

“Hired Wife,” with Rosalind Ruse sell, Brian Aherne, Robert Benchley, at 12:04, 3:21, 6:38 and 9:55. “Millionaires in Prison,” i pb 342 Tracy, Linda Hayes, at 11, 2:17, 5:3 and 8:51.

LOEW'S “He Staved for Breakfast,” with Loretta Young. Melvvn Douglas, EuZens Pallette, at 12:45, 3:45, 6:45 and

“Gold Rush Maisie,” with Ah Sothern. Lees Bowmen at 11:55. 2:20. 9:25 and 8

10 “Bowery Music Hall Follies,” with the Duncan Sisters, on stage at 1, 3:30, 6:40 and 9:30. “Pier 13,” with Lloyd Nolan, Lynn Pani at 11:34, 2:24, 5:14. 8:04 and

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BRANDT — “Joseph ~J. (Ikey. brother of John Brandt, passed away Sept. 11 at Vincent's Hospital, Friends may at the Feeney & Feeney Funeral p, 2339 N. Meridian after 1 p. Thursday Funes AT uy, 8:30 at the funeral hom St. Bridgets’ Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.

MINKLE- Adel G., beloved husband of nkle, father of William fie. or) awav at his home Wednesday, Sept. 11, 5:20 a. Funeral Fridav, 1:30 p. m., from Shirley Bros Central Chapel. illinois at 10th. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p. m. Wednesday.

HINTON—Grover C.. husband of Mattie, father of Mrs. Evelyn Bentz, Mrs. Anna Tavior. grandfather of Shari Bentz, brother of William and Frances Hinton and 4 Mrs. Oma Hill. passed away Tuesday m Friends may call at residence, B61 Fletcher Ave alee 8 p. m. today Service Fridav at residence. Friends invited. Interment Washington

MARTENS—Mrs. Nancy. Spink-Arms Hotel, assed away Wednesday morning. riends mav call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Notice of service later.

NORRIS-—Tealia of 1002 Holt Road: beloved mother of Tella, Myrtie, Bertha, Charles, William, Dewey and Peter Norris, passed away Sept, = age 65 years Services Friday, 2 p at above address Burial Rovad Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the above address any time.

OLSEN-Helen, mother of Edna and Elva Olsen, passed away at her home, 101 N.| Bosart, Wednesday, Sept. 11. Fiiends may call at the home after 4 bp. { Thursday. Funeral services Saturday 1:45 m. at residence: . I. First Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. E. McCarty and Noble Sts. Burial Memorial Park.

ROWLAND-—Horace W., beloved husband of Della Rowland and stepfather of Mrs, Lavina Mulryan and Everett Fallen, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 10. Funeral service will be held at the Wald Funeral Home, 1222 Union St., Thursday morning. Sept. 12, at 10 o'clock. Internment Dillsboro., Ind. Friends are welcome. Friends may call at the funeral home,

SHOCKNEY-—Mrs. Bessie L.., mother of Mrs. G. C. Murphy. grandmother of Betty Barbara and Mary Lou Murphy. passed away in Los Angeles, Sept 2, Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2 p. m. Priends invited. Cremation Friends may call at the mortuary.

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