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“DREAMING OUT LOUD”—With Chester Lauck and Norris Goff Sum and Abner), Frances Langford, Frank Craven. Directed by Harold

In their ‘first picture, Lum and Abner apprehend a hit-and-run driver, build an oxygen tent, promote a new hospital and generally prove themselves indispensable to Pine Ridge. “TOO MANY GIRLS”—With Lucille Ball, Richard Carlson, ‘Ann Miller, Eddie Bracken. Produced and directed by George Abboit. A film adaptation of Mr. Abbott’s successful musical comedy, which is about jam, jive and romance at mythical Pottawatomie College.

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“KIT CARSON”—With Jon Hall, Lynn Bari, Dana Andrews. Directed by George B. Seitz. Highlights from the adventures of Scout Kit Carson, who surveyed the overland route to California for Gen. John Fremont in spite of savage Indians, scheming Mexicans and rough going for the wagon trains. “DR. KILDARE GOES HOME”—With Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day. Directed by Harold S. Bucquet. After three or four. pictures as an interne, young Dr. Kildare finally goes home. And high time, too, for his father is trying to care for the sick in two poverty-stricken towns.

Circle. (Second Week)

“NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE”—With Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, Paulette Goddard, Preston Foster, Robert Preston. Produced and directed by Cecil B. DeMille. A story of the abortive Indian rebellion against British rule in Canada, 1885. It has Mounties, one Texas Ranger and, of course, a couple of romances. Lyric “HOLLYWOOD ON THE LOOSE” (on stage)—With Tom Brown, Arleen Whelan, Alexander D’Arcy, Judith Allen. “HIT PARADE OF 1941”—With Kenny Baker, Frances Langford, Hugh Herbert, Mary ‘Boland, Ann Miller. Directed by John H. Auer. LA behind-the-mike romance which acts as a prop for several topflight radio and screen performers,

Clark Gable and Hedy Lamarr went through a grueling physical experience in scenes showing th Cary gleine, Carroll : : Sao ing em Palette” Goddard, Robert Preston. at rossing a river in a Russian army : Jo an : b March of Time: at 1:21, 4:02. tank for “Comrade X!” They not|| 6:43 Mar 9:24. i only had to work in water up to ENGLISH’S their waists, but were [covered with “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” dy by George S. Kauf vd oil. It got into their eyes ears and || 3 Sos Hart and star litton Webt

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE north st Mounted Police,” with

Moss Hart and starring Clifton Webb. Engagement through Saturday, cur=saint at 8:30; matinee Saturday at

INDIANA “Dreaming Out Loud.” with Lum and Abner. Frank Craven, rE aticet Langford. at 12:48, 3:58. 7:08 and

“Too Many Girls,” with Lucille Ball. Richard Carlson, Ann Miller. at 11:22, 2:32, 5:42 and 8:52.

tomorrow.

Phil Silvers, comedy recruit from burlesque, is shown above with Frances Langford and Patsy Kelly (right) in “Hit Parade of 1941” in which he makes his movie bow. The picture will be at the Lyric Below are Tom Brown and Arleen Whelan who, with Judith Allen and Alexander D’Arcy, will make up the featured Hollywood foursome on the Lyric’s new stage bill.

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“Kit Carson,” with Jon Hall, Lynn Bari, at 12: 20. 3:40, 6:55 and

; Kildare Goes Home,” with Lionel Barrymore, at 11, 2:15, 5:30 and

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SAM H HARRIS Presents the MOSS HART and GEO S. KAUFMAN SENSATION

‘THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER

LYRIC Russ Morgan and his orchestra on 3:57, 6:54 and 9:41.

“The Great Frofile.’ with John Barrymore, Mary Beth Hughes, Gregory Haws. at 11:29, 2:26, 5:23, 8:10 an

Cartoon Animals Take Musical Spot; Symphony to Introduce 'Krazy Kat’

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chestra. And he was part of two and a half hours of great music plus Disney color animation which, in the opinion of Messrs. Disney, Stokowski and some others, is going to blaze a new trail in our cultural history. But we shouldn't let our enthusiasm lead us to the conclusion that Mickey is the first member of the animal kingdom to scale such heights. A glance at tomorrow's opening program of the Indianapolis 'Symphbny Orchestra will recall another and earlier animal hero whose character combined the qualities of popular and esoteric delight. His name was Krazy Kat. And his name and fame are published in John Alden Carpenter’s music which Fabien Sevitzky will con= duct tomorrow and Saturday.

” ” ” . KRAZY KAT was the creation of cartoonist George Herriman. He didn’t have the advantage of animation, sound and color. But he had the intrinsic stuff which moved Mr. Carpenter to musical praise, and Gilbert Seldes to a lyrical chapter of adulation in his book, “The Seven Lively Arts. 2 What Mr. Carpenter thought of Krazy Kat when he wrote his music in 1921 is worth setting

down here: «To those who have not mastered Mr. Herriman’s psychology,” the composer wrote, “it may be explained that Krazy Kat is the world’s greatest optimist — Don Quixote and Parsifal rolled into one. It is therefore possible for him to maintain constantly at white heat a passionate relationship with Ignatz Mouse, in whick the gender of each remains ever a delightful mystery. “Ignatz, on the, other hand, condenses in his sexless self all the cardinal vices. If Krazy blows beautiful bubbles, Ignatz shatters them; if he builds castles in Spain, Ignatz is there with the brick. In short, he is meaner

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By JAMES THRASHER THERE ISN'T MUCH doubt but that the esthetic man of the Mickey Mouse, to be precise. Last night Mickey appeared in new and opulent surroundings at the world premiere of Walt Disney's was the’ hero of “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice,” cavorting to the music of Dukas as played by Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Or-

“Fantasia” in New York. He

than anything. And his complex is cats.” ” ” ” PRESUMABLY KRAZY stirs Mr. Carpenter as deeply today as he did 20 years ago. At least the Chicago composer only recently revised the score completely. Mr. Sevitzky already had spoken for the new music, and it will be giv= en its first performance this week-end with the ink scarcely dry. : The version to be heard here is the third in which the music has been played. Its first performance was as an orchestral suite in Chicago on Dec. 23, 1921. The following month it was given in its complete ballet form at Town Hall, New York. In both these instances Mr. Carpenter had scored the music for small orchestra. At Mr, Sevitzky’s suggestion, it has been recast for the full symphonic forces plus, apparently, some changes in the music itself. If “Krazy Kat” seems to be emphasized at the expense of more serious things, let it be said that the program also will include Beethoven's “Eroica” Symphony, Ravel's Rhapsodie Espanole and three excerpts from Gounod’s “The Damnation of Faust.”

Twin Bills at

Loew's Again

Manager Farrar Announces His Bookings.

With Loew’s returning to doublefeatures and popular prices today after two weeks of “The Great Dictator,” Manager Ward Farrar has settled back, taken stock of his preChristmas bookings, and passed the

word along, Following the coupling of “Kit Carson” and “Dr. Kildare Goes Home,” which begins tomorrow,

sweet,” with Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, as the Thanksgiving attraction. There are 11 songs in the score, in case youre interested. “Escape Booked

Next in line is “Escape,” based on the Ethel Vance story of Nazi Germany, with Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor and Alla Nazimova featured. Other films on the schedule haven’t a definite date as yet, but theyll be at the Pennsylvania St. house in or around the holiday season. Among them are “Arizona,” the $2,000,000 Western “epic,” starring Jean Arthur and William Holden; George M. Cohan's musical comedy, “Little Nelly Kelly,” with Judy Garland; a Clark Gable-Hedy Lamarr starrer, “Comrade X”; “Duley,” with Ann Sothern, and “Gallant Sons,” which has Jackie Cooper and June Priesser.

Ford Film Coming

Also on the: future book is the John Ford production, “The Long Voyage Home.” This is one of the most widely and extravagantly praised pictures of the season. It is adapted from three one-act plays by Eugene O'Neill, and includes in its cast John Wayne, Ian Hunter, Thomas Mitchell and Barry Fitzgerald. Nor is that all. For Mr. Farrar also has booked the technicolor “Thief of Bagdad” and “Son of Monte Cristo,’ with Joan Bennett and Louis Hayward.

- TARZAN TALKS NOW

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Opens 2d Week “North West Mounted Police” will begin its second week at the Circle tomorrow. The picture is being held over for the same reason that most of the Cecil B. DeMille “epics” play here for a fortnight: Ac-

tion, excitement and plenty of stars—and in the present film's case, color photography thrown in for good measure. Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, Paulette Goddard, Preston Foster and Robert Preston are among the featured players.

RIVOLI CHANGE TO COMEDY BILL

The Rivoli today substituted an Boa Durbin in “Spring Parade,” all musical comedy program to open| the Ritz Brothers in “Argentine tonight ‘and run through Satur-iNights” and an Ozzie Nelson short.

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