Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1940 — Page 14

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | SATURDAY, SEPT. 28, 1940

Laughton, Colbert and Baby Sandy Are Featured in ‘Coming Attractions .

Deanna Scores Again in Romance ld LOEW’'S—“Strike Up the Band,” with Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, June Preisser, Paul Whiteman and his orchestra. Also “The Secret Seven,” with Florence Rice, Bruce Bennett, Barton MacLane.

INDIANA—“Spring Parade,” with Deanna Durbin, Robert Cummings, Mischa Auer. Also “Men Against the Sky,” with Richard Dix,

Edmund Lowe, Wendy Barrie.

LYRIC—Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra with Harriet Hilliard, Roseanne Stevens, Don Cummings (on stage). Also “Up in the Air,” with Frankie Darro, Marjorie Reynolds, Mantan Moreland.

CIRCLE—*“Argentine Nights,” w ith the Ritz Bros. the Andrews Sisters, Constance Moore. Also “The Mummy's Hand,” with Dick Foran, Peggy Moran, Eduardo Ciannelli.

There| is nothing wrong with the Riverwood High School Band exSept the kind of music it plays and Hickey Rooney does something about hat in “Strike Up the Band,” featured at Loew's this week. From a “corny brass band,” swihg-loving Mickey converts the high school’s orchestra into a swinging, jiving melody of hot and cold notes. | Full of fun, music and creating a|“I-wish-I-was-back-in high-school” feeling, the picture has all tliis and | Judy Garland. too. Si when she remembers - her Judy, as refreshing as gven, has ¢ortune— “your future is in Vienna.” a Shante {0 sing Fons as oy The She accepts Laci's invitation to San yee ig hi An stay at the bakery, but only for a as much love for Jimmy Connors so ltl iy £9 xe (Mickey) as he has for music. :

to have forgotten the other parts Best laughs of the show are in DF Ror fortune)

those ma scenes where Mickey : : treats TR only a pal, much to|| Working in the bakery, she meets her disgust. a corporal in the Emperor's army Applause, too, is due teen-aged Robert Cummings), who has come Frances Morgan! [0 see Laci's shop girl, Jenny. When

giren Barbara ) (June Preisser). The, villain of the| the corporal gives a note for Jenny 3 the mis-

Hugh Herbert, Mischa Auer, Stuart Erwin and Edgar Kennedy (left to right) are going mildly insane over Baby Sandy’s histrionic ability. Proof that they aren't kidding is their new organization—The Society for the Preventi on of Scene Stealing by Baby Sandy.

NEIGHBORHOODS _ At Music Hall

Granada Will Reopen

Among the new fall pictures on their way here is RKO’s version of Sidney Howard’s Pulitzer Prize play of 1925, “They Knew What They Wanted.” Carole Lombard portrays a waitress who has been inveigled by correspondence into marrying Charles Laughton,

The Paramount publicity department says that in her new pice ture, “Arise My Love,” Claudette Celbert is a war correspondent and here interviews the daring American aviater Ray Milland to get his life story. What? In that dress?

vide plenty of laughs. The plot, which the Ritz Brothers refuse to let thicken, begins in a theater hired by Al, Harry and Jimmy so that they may speak to all their creditors at one time.

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piece, she (does her part well. Mickey has visions of being a band leader some day. Judy helps him in his career ‘and—wonder of wonders—Paul Whiteman comes to town to play for the birthday party of siren Barbara, Whiteman and the band retire for refreshments and before they . are back Mickey and his gang are trying to melt the instruments with their own version of swing. Tmpressed, Whiteman chooses the ~ band as one of four to compete in a Chicago| broadcast. Many difficulties face the boys before they! can finance the trip. They make it, however, win the contest and the story ends in a blaze of glory for Mickey, his band, and torch singing Judy. One of the best camera tricks ou} of the film capital in many an A, B and C picture is Mickey's placing on a table an orchestra represented by plums, pears and layer cake. Coming alive, the plums, pears and cake become tiny musicians who follow directions of Mickey's wand. What must have been a headache to both mechanics and cameramen is a high spot in the picture. “The Secret Seven” is partner to “Strike Up| the Band” at Loew's this week [and stars Florence Rice, Bruce Bennett, and Barton MacLane.—(T. T.).

Indiana

Deanna Durbin has done it again. “Spring Parade” is as gay and lilting as a Strauss waltz. Like each of her seven previous pictures, “Spring Parade” is splendidly cast, heautifully photographed and expertly directed. It is as life at 17—joyous, light-hearted, overflowing with dancing, laughter and song.

Deanna, is the lovely peasant girl who dreams of romance and believes in a [fortune bought. at the village fair. It predicts a trip to Vienna, the| friendship of a great man and marriage to an artist. Returning from the village, she

falls asleep on what she believes is

a haystack, | When she awakens she|

finds it to be a wagon load of hay driven by Laci, a baker. They are nearing the outskirts of Vienna. Her anxiety over how she will get home (some 50 miles distant) is

Orange Grove 6th & Keysto GLENN VAUGHN'S SOPHISTICATED

BARN DANCE

Every Saturday & Sunday Night Waltz Contest Every Sunday Nite We Serve Delicious Sandwiches

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ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW.

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“Young he ca’s Musical Favorites”

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jo. Laci's two nephews, hievous youngsiers Deanna. Following the note’s instructions she meets the corporal at a wine arden and there naively tells him hat their date is futile since she is oing to marry an artist. When she parns he composes waltzes she disovers that she always has thought f artists as those who paint or raw. (So the fortune is working fter all.) Her corporal ail ar has been Sony ing a waltz melody in his head. e writes it out for her on the back r their order slip and she gets the rchestra to play it. Since there is a strict army rule that the soldiers must devote all their energies to soldiering (time ut of course for | lovely young ladies), to get attention for his music would mean the bastille. Deanna akes the waltz and slips it with a ote into some salt rolls Laci bakes or the Emperor. Laci is arrested for trying to poison he Emperor and Deanna quarrels ith her corporal. Again the forine comes true. Deanna is beriended by a great man. With several embellishments that is fundamentally the same plot which has been used|for Deanna's other films. Weak in spots, inc b

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reduious in others. | But it has een done with such freshness and very other phase of the picture is sg adroit that the lack| of convincing story is little handicap. Perhaps bw that Deanna has grown up (you may be surprised how much s0) other more suitable vehicles will be found for her. (Particularly skillful performances are given by S. Z. Sakall as the baker, Henry Stephenson as the Emperor and Robert Cummings. Minor in scope but major in their effectiveness are the portrayals by Mischa Auer, who has| the role of a peasant; Butch and| Buddy, the baker's nephews, and Franklin Pangborn as a court favorite. Also showing is “Men Against the Sky” with Richard Dix, Edmund Lowe and Wendy Barrie.—(D. M.),

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pice the Ritz Brothers, the Andrews Sisters and surprisingly pretty) Constance Moore before a ‘cam- % wind it for an hour and 10 inutes, and the result is Hollywood's version of | “Argentine Nighis.” The Ritz Brothers |are slightly | more fantastic than eyer; the An\d ews Sisters have developed from a ing song trio into Charlotte Greenwood triplets, and Miss Moore wields a baton with skill enough to ke the eye as well |as the ear.

Playing at the Circle this week, e dance and song Piece will pro- |

MONDAY, SEPT. 30th \ C PPORTUNITY NIGHT’

ON THE STAGE

ROSANNE STEVENS : Toppers ® Barton & Stone

SCREEN ®@ A murderer stikes in a radio studio ‘UP IN THE

wie FRANKIE DARRO

® Next Friday ® Z{| PHIL SPITALNY -and His ‘Hour of Charm’,

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TH CAPRA’S

Mightiest Production

RONALD

in the most

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of his career

Lina

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Love comes to Miss Moore.

he is arrested. This all builds up

which leaves the all-girl orchestra

a horse riding binge.

dynasty.

Me.”

by the vocalists. Harriet Hilliard remains the lovely, college girl who builds dream castles

His little boy. Teamed with Ozzie she

temperate “I'm Nobody's Baby” she

out her.

zling cymbal Rag” gives them their zip.

are three splendid acts: The Three Toppers, Don Cummings, and Barton and Stone. some extraordinary acrobatics atop balanced poles. present a cavalcade of dancing impressions waltz-clog, George White's military tap, Ruby Keeler’s toe-tapping, and Bill Robinson’s stair dance. also dance their own specialties.

most droll and genuinely funny comedians who has appeared here

dunit.” Frankie Darro, Marjorie Reynolds and Mantan Moreland.—(D.

Hoping to appease them, the boys put on a musical show with the Andrews Sisters doing the specialty, and Bonnie. Brooks (Constance Moore) and her all-girl orchestra giving out sweet music. Escape from the irate creditors. is managed after a near riot and the Ritz rendition of “Spirit of 77-B,” a bankruptcy law misunderstood: by Harry Ritz, but welcomed. Jumping from the frying pan into the fire. the troupe finds itself in the Argentine, broke but happy. Her hero is suave and rich Eduardo {George Reeves). At Buenos Aires into a South American mixup in a dither over imagined bandits who in reality are polo players on

Providing chills and more chills, is the Circle’s second film, “The Mummy's Hand.” In this thriller, with a cast including Dick Foran, Wallace Ford, Peggy Moran, Charles Trowbridge and Tom Tyler (the mummy, b-r-r-r-r), Hollywood places its scenario in the tomb of Ananka, royal princess of the 17th

An expeditionary force. runs into the disfavor of a 3000-year-old Mummy, kept alive by a secret fluid. All is saved when the Mummy dies under a spilled pot of boiling fAuid.—(T. T).

Lyric

Tacoma Shows

'Bengal Lancer’

By DAVID

Bargain prices are to be offered on Thursday from 5:45 p.m. when the doors open until the 6 p. m. show starting time and on Saturday from the 5 p. m. opening until 6 o'clock. The Saturday show will begin at 5:30 p. m. For next Thursday's reopening, Earl Cunningham has booked a double laugh bill: “The Girl from Avenue A,’ with Jane Withers and Kent Taylor, plus “My Love Came Back,” starring Olivia De Havilland, Jeffrey Lynn and Charles Winninger,

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TONIGHT THE TACOMA has brought back “Lives of a Bengal Lancer” coupled with Jean Parker's “Sons of the Navy.” Jean is the love interest in the picture which was filmed at and between the California naval bases of San Pedro and San Francisco.

You can see Indianapolis’ own Ben Carter as the stable boy in “Maryland’’X tomorrow through Wednesday at the Emerson. Mr.

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Devotees of popular dance bands are pretty generally divided into two camps: Those who like their

to whom boogie-woogie and jive are as manna. When you can build a show to please them both, as Ozzie Nelson has done with his orchestra, you have learned the fundamentals required of a career diplomat. Ozzie's boys give “Johnson Rag” plenty of the kind of drive that sends the hep-cats into dithers then slip into the honey- -sweet “I'll Never Smile Again.” The torrid “One O'clock Jump” is discriminatingly balanced by “That's For

The same style contrast is handled

‘and sings tender songs like “The Captain and Men” about her imaginary

gives her own version of “Two Sleepy People” and “My Heart Belongs to Daddy,” both wholesomely amusing. On the peppery side is Roseanna Stevens, Ft. Wayne's : sultry songtress who does ‘Six Lesson From Madam La Zonga” and “I'm a Cat That's in the Know.” In the more

nearly stopped the show. The customers wouldn't let the band play through a second chorus with-

The show {is well spiced - with festive novelties, the best being “The Man Who Comes to Our House.” Star of the band Bruno, the drummer, whose dazwork in ‘Johnson “One O'clock Jump”

is Howard

and

With the orchestra's personnel

The Toppers do Barton and Stone

including Pat Rooney's

They Don Cummings is one of the n ‘a long time. On the screen is a musical “who-

“Up in the Air,” with M).

COLMAN

stirring role

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WHEN DOES IT START?

APOLLO

“Leopard Men of Africa,”” photographed by Dr. Paul L. Hoefler who Produced. “Africa Speaks, * at 11:02, : 7:38 and 0:30. “Rebellious Dau a with MarBron Reynolds, erna Hille. Sheila ot at 10:02, 12:54, 3:48, 6:38

CIRCLE

“The Mummy’s Hand.” with Dick Foran, Peggy Moran, Eduardo Ciannelli, at 12:13. 2:47. 5:21. 7:55 and

‘Argentine Nights.” with the Ritz Bros., the Andrews Sisters. Constance Moore, at 11, 1:34. 4:08, 6:42 and 9:16.

INDIANA

“Spring Parade.” with Deanna Durbin. Robert Cummings. Mischa Auer, at 12:34, 3:52, 7:10 and 10.28. 2. ore the Sky.” with Rich1

v rch of Time at il, 2 18. 5:36 and

LOEW’S

“Strike Up the Band,” with Mickey ooney, Judv Garland. June Preisser, Paul Whiteman and his orchestra, at 9, 12:10, 3:25, 6:40 and 9:55. Rice Se eget Seven with Florence e uce Benne arton McLane, at 11:05, 2:20. 5:35 and 8

LYRIC

Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra, with Harriet Hilliard. Roseanne Stevens, Don Cummings. at 1, 3:52, 6:46 and

in the Air.” with Darro, Maniorie Reynolds. am pis

music sweet and mellow and those

Carter is the head of the Negro actor’s union and got into pictures quite by accident. Unable to find a suitable! actor: to play a bartender in ‘Little Old New York,” 20th Century-Fox insisted that he play the part. He did and was a hit. The role in “Maryland” followed and he created even more of an impression.

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Two of the largest neighborhood theater groups, the Indianapolis Co-operative Theaters, Inc. and the Cantor Theaters, have joined hands. In the former group are the Belmont, Cinema, Garfield, Hollywood, Rex, Tacoma, Talbott and Tuxedo, while the Cantor Theaters are the Emerson, Esquire, Parker, Sheridan and Rivoli. : o ” 2 ® SINCE THE ESQUIRE'S boxoffice poll showed Bob Hope as its leading male star, Morris Cantor has been rescheduling all the Hope films he can get. Beginning tomorrow he will show Bob's first picture, “Give Me a Sailor,” along with “Green Light,” the picturization of Lloyd Douglas’ noted novel. This program will be shown four days.

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The Strand has made a lastminute change in programs for all of next week. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the bill will be “Buck Benny Rides Again” with Jack Benny and- Rochester, and “Road to Singapore,” starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour. Thursday through Sunday the films will be “Beau Geste” with Gary Cooper and Robert Preston, and George Brent in “The Man Who Talked Too Much.”

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For this next week only the Parker family nights will be on Tuesday and Wednesday instead of the regular Tuesday through Thursday stretch.

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THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE:

BELMONT ~= Tonight: “Scatterbrain’ and ‘‘Texas Stagecoach.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Three Faces West’ and ‘They Drive by Night.” CINEMA—Tonight: “Andy Hardy Meets Debutante’ and ‘‘Cavalcade of Academy Awards.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Sporting Blood” and ‘Now and Forgre AISY—Tonight: ‘Cafe Hostess” and Tn Fisted Rangers.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘They Drive by Night” and “Too Many Husbands.” EMERSON—Tonight: “‘Destry Rides Again” and “If I Had My Way.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “‘Maryland’ and “Sailor's Lady.’ ESQUIRE — Tonight: “Andy Hardy Meets Debutante” and short subjects. Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Green Light” and “Give Me a Sailor.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE--Tonight thronglt Tuesday: ‘They Drive by Night’ and “We Who Are Young.” HAMILTON—Tonight: ‘His Girl Friday’ and ‘On Their Own.” Tomorrow

MARSHALL

THE GRANADA THEATER, closed since July 31 ll of a picture shortage, will geopen Thursday under a new policy. . Henceforth the Class A South Side house will be open four days a week (Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday) with the exception of a complete week's run for the bigger films like “Boom Town.” be shown for seven days beginning Thursday, Oct. 10, at reg

It will ular prices.

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“All This, a Town.’

“Blazing Six Monday: i sa Lady.

and through

“Valley

Talked Too Over.”

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“They Drive Came Back.”

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MECCA—Tonight: and “Bad Man From _ Red morrow through Tuesday:

ORIENTAL—Tonight: “Florian.” ‘New Moon"

PARAMOUN Shalt

and ‘Gulliver's Travels.” PARKER-—Tonight:

‘Heroes of the “Captain Is a Lady.”

RIVOLI—Tonight and tomy Drive by Night” and ‘My, ” Last show , tonight | in the Iron Mask.’ !

ST. CLAIR—Tonight an

SANDERS—Tonight:

“Lillian Russell’

Wednesday: ( and ‘‘Honeymoon in Bali.” |

SPEEDWAY—Tonight:

Tomorrow , “My Favorite Wife”

STATE—Tonight: ‘Westbound Stage.” through Tuesday:

STRAND — Tonight

STRATFORD — Tonight: and *

TALBOTT —_— Joni ht: throngh Tulsday:

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‘Ghost Breakers” Tomorrow and Saddle” and

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‘Skil Patrol” and Shooters.” Tomorrow and + {and ‘Sandy

SHERIDAN—Tonight: “Four’'s a Crowd’

of the Giants!” Tomorrow

“College Swing’

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“Sainf, Takes Over’ Tomorrow and ‘Our

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“Untamed”

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“My [Love Came i TomorWednesday: ‘Pri

I Take This Oath’ and Royal Mounted.” OR—Tonight: ‘Man Who Much” and ‘“Tfiree Faces through Wednesday: by Night’ and ‘‘Scatter-

“The Man Who-

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DOWNTOWN!

AL AMO — Toni ht through Mond “Durango Kid,’ i S Nd

ENGLISH sicars | Mar

JOHN GOLDEN

With John Emery—Glen Anders

| Eves.: 55¢ to $2.75. Sat. Mat.: 850 to $2.20 Incl. Tax.

Seats NOW on Sale.

Jayne Sherry is the featured vocalist with Herb Stoner and his Aristocrats who -will play at Tom Devine’s Music Hall tonight only.

Theater Pays Bill.

Effective tomorrow afternoon and evening and each day thereafter from 6 p. m., until closing, the

parking space for pafrons’ cars.

Patrons may park at the E. & W. Auto Park, 117 W. Maryland St.

‘When they present their parking

ticket at the Apollo box office it will be stamped “paid.”

2 HITSIYY 20c ,, 6

“MAN WHO TALKED TOO MUCH” John Wayne, “THREE FACES WEST” © did BEALE

2 HITS ALAMO} 15¢,, 6 Err Rfitetie:

+ First Indianapolis Khowings + Chas. Starrett “DURANGO KID” ‘Gordon Jones “I TAKE THIS OATH” “King of the Royal Mounted —News

From 6 P. M. to Closing, I

Apollo Theater will provide free|

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Tommy Dorsey Here Tomorrow

Tommy Dorsey is rated America’s No. 1 exponent of sweet music ac‘cording to a national poll currently appearing in Metronome, musical publication. The famous trombonist brings his orchestra to the Indiana Roof tomorrow night for a one-night stand from 9 p. m. until 1 a. m. With the band are the Pied Pipers, Connie Haines, Frank $Sinatra, Ziggy Elman and Buddy

‘Merry Mickey and | Joyous/ Judy in a musical fun show’ that starts where’ “Babes in Arms" left oft!

Rich. The band is en route to pa

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WILLIAM TRACY FLORENCE RICE

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Geo. Raft—Ann Sheridan—H. Bogart

| “THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT”

Olivia De Havilland—Jeftrey Lynn

“MY LOVE CAME BACK” EXTRA! Added to Last Show

Tonight Only! Joan Bennett §

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Leon Errol “Papa Always Pays” MERSON E. 10th to 6

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John Payne “MARYLAND” UN. Nancy Kelly Kelly “SAILOR’S LADY” Nese GI16 E. Washington heridan Doors Open at 6:45

Errol Flynn “FOUR’S A CROWD”

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Mecca Noble Saturday

| Weaver Bros. “IN OLD MISSOURI” | “BAD MAN FROM RED BUTTE”

SUNDAY—Mickey Rooney—Judy Garland “ANDY HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE”

1 Florence Rice GIRL IN 313”

vy) | 20c ALN Ay Time “LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER” Jas. Dunn “SONS OF THE NAVY” | SUNDAY—Bette Davis—Chas. Boyer “ALL THIS AND HEAVEN T00” “LA CONGA NIGHTS” 5507 E. Warn TILL 6 P. 20c Geo. Raft “THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT” Jeffrey Lynn “MY LOVE CAME BACK” E. Wash. St.

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Adults, 15¢c—ALWAYS—Children, 10¢ Geo. O’Brien—Virginia Vale “BULLET CODE” Chas. Bickford—Doris Day “THOU SHALT NOT KILL” COUNTRY STORE TONITE

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TUXEDO Final Nite Bob Hope COLLEGE SWING”

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Geo. Sanders “SAINT TAKES OVER” Tex Ritter “WESTBOUND STAGE"

SUNDAY—Akim Tamirofi—Ray Milland “UNTAMED”

Fay Bainter “OUR TOWN"

SPEEDWAY Speedwav City

Geo. Brent Virginia Bruce “MAN WHO TALKED TOO MUCH” Geo. Sanders “SAINT TAKES OVER” BELMONT Chas. Starrett Iris Merideth

“TEXAS STAGECOACH” Judy Canova ‘‘SCATTERBRAIN"

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Geo. Raft “THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT” Jean Arthur “TOO MANY HUSBANDS”

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“ANDY HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE”

Also Selected Short Subjects

SUN Bob Hope—Martha Raye 8 “GIVE ME .A SAILOR”

Errol Flynn “GREEN LIGHT”

Anita Louise 16th and Open Daily

CINEM Jelaware at 1:30 P. M

«ANDY HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE" CAVALCADE OF ACADEMY AW ARDS” SUN.—Robt. Young—Maureen O'Sullivan «SPORTING BLOOD”

Cont. Matinee |

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RAIDERS” Wayne Morris “FLIGHT ANGELS” ~ SUN. —Madeleine Carroll—Brian Aherne MY SON, MY SONY Jas. Cagney “Ti “TORRID ZONE

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College at 63a * Free Parking Lot eo. Brent “THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT”

Billy Lee “BISCUIT EATER”

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Today, Sun. Tues.

HUMPHREY

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Plus Lana Turner in “WE WHO ARE YOUNG”

All Seats 10¢ &‘SKI PATROL” Tonite EL Lu 6-SHOOTERS” SUNDAY—Alice Faye—Don !/ meche “LILLIAN RUSSEL “SANDY IS A 1ADY”

____“NOW AND FOREVER" Lioyd Nolan

TALBOTT Barton MacLane

Wm. Holder “OUR TOWN”

“GANGS OF CHICAGO” Barbara Reed ‘CURTAIN CALL”

Talbott at 22nd

RIEAT

1105 S. MERIDIAN

rm Bruce “FLIGHT ANGELS” Robert Young “FLORIAN”