Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1941 — Page 4
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Dante Gives Self Key
Whe
Dante, the magician now appearing at English’s, went
around to Mayor Sullivan’s office to. receive the key to the city yesterday, it developed that neithér the Mayor nor his secretary, Russ
Campbell,
could find the ceremonial key.
That didn’t stump a
magician, of course. The bearded prestidigitator promptly conjured up "one of his own, complete with name, and calmly accepted it from
Mr. Sullivan.
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By DAVID MARSHALL
IT WASN'T SO LONG AGO that the self-respecting movie male would 100k down his nose at serials, but since the huge box-office success of some of the thrillers things have been different. Now the industry has dignified the serial by dubbing it a “chapter play” and by signing Class A actors for the major roles. Two such serials are shown each week at the Paramount and at the Fountain
Square. Tomorrow and ¥riday nights “Sky Raiders” opens at the Fountain Square. Starred is Billy Healup, who hag stayed in Hollywood despite the break-up of the “Dead End Kids.” Featured with him are Robért Armstrong and Donald Woods. The same nights at the Paramount those same “Dead End Kids” 'are in ‘Junior G-Men” a story of spy activities in the United States. Saturday at the matinee and first evening perfprmances the Fountain Square will have the first city showing of “White Eagle,” which stars Buck Jones. Then on Sunday and Monday the Paramount shows | “The Green Archer,” an adaptation of one of Edgar Wallace's great mystery stories. This stars ‘Victor Jory. = » tJ THE PARKER'S remaining family nights tonight and tomorrow are given over to a firstshowing for that house and a revival. “Raffles,” starring Olivia deHavilland and David Niven is there for the initial appearance while “Varsity Show” comes back. s
tJ PART OF THE remodeling and redecorating going on at the Strand includes a new “easy-on-the-eyes” screen which lets the sound come right through—it’'s woven of fine wire mesh. oN »n £1 “NIGHT TRAIN,” originally booked to close last night at the Esquire, is being held through tonight along with “Haunted Honeymoon.” The new show opening tomorrow, then, will be “BEscape” and “1,000,000 B. C.” (Which is sorne escape.) a 2 EARL CUNNINGHAM says that
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the Granada for four days starting tomorrow will present an “allhorror show” including Boris Karloff in “The Ape” plus Key Luke and Grant Withers in “Phantom in Chinatown” and “From Nurse to Worse” starring the Three Stooges. : ” » » “THE LONG VOYAGE HOME,” first set to be shown at the Rivoli last Sunday, opéns there tomorrow instead. x x = . THE MID-WEEK SCHEDULE: BELMONT — Tonight: wong yo yoyage Home” and “Hullabaloo. om Shiguen Sa Saturday; ‘‘Strike Up the and ar Tonight through Saturday: South of Suez’ and “Kit rson.’”’
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. ERSON—Tonight: and ‘Little Notlie Kelly through. Saturday:. Youth. Will. be Served’ and “Trail of the Vigilantes.” ESQUIRE — Tonight: “Night Train’ and “Haunted Honeymoon.” Tomorrow
through Saturday: ‘Escape’ and ‘‘1,000,-
FOUNTAIN S UARE—Tonight through Fridiy: , ‘‘Chero ee 8trip’ and ‘Sky
er.’ GRANADA — Tomorrow through Sunday: “The Ape” and “Phantom of China-
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ENTAL — Tonight: “You'll Find ather is a Prince. ” Tomorurday: “Dreaming Out “Diamond Frontier ht: “T's a Wonlamour for Sale.” Tomorrow and Friday: “Safari” and “Pop Always Pays.” KER — Tonight aia tomorrow: “varsity Show” and ‘Raffles.’ REX.—Tonig ht it snd tof tomorrow: “Bitter Hh Aly “Nellie Kelly” . Tomorrow through Saturday: “South of Suez” and ‘Lillian Russell.” RIVOLI—Tonight: “Arisona’’ and “Dr. Kildare’s Crisis.” Tomorrow through SUNY: “Chad Hanna'’ and ‘Long Voyage Hom ST. CLAIR— Tonight: “Youth Will Be Served” and “Murder Over New York.’ Tomorrow through Sunday: Nish at Bal} Carroll’s’”’ and “Chad Han ANDERS—T!
io Tomorrow thr ough Saturday: ger on Yyhaele and ‘‘Son aring De id SHE) “Little Nellie KOOER ; Tomorrow through Saturday: “Pastor Hall” ‘and “Youth Will Be Served.’ SPEEDWAY-—Tonight and tomorrow: "Biiertwesy ’ and “Dr. Kildare’'s Crisis.” TATE—Tonight and Yoistrrow: 4 ne All Husbands’ and 1 STRAND — Tonight: “Christmas July” and “Dr. Kildare's Crisis.” morrow through Sunday: ‘Chad Hanna’ and “A Night at Earl Faroe STRATFORD-—Tonight and tomorrow: “Dispatch from Reuters’ and “Gambling on the High Seas. TACOMA — To night and tomorrow: “Charter Pilot” and * iady in Question.” TALBOTT — Ton night EL tomorrow: "BasioL Hall’ and “Sky Murder DO — Tonight
PTOWN — Ton night: “Chrismas in July. Saturday: “I'm
and Tomerrow: d “Our Town.” ‘Arizona’ and Tomorrow through dy’s Svesthea;t
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ALAMO — Tonight and tomorrow: 2h the Kid—Gun Justice’ and “Dr, are Goes. Home.’ Ki i gh “Chad Han na” and “La ay ¥ air.” Tomorrow he Sunday: “Riding Rainbow” and ‘S80 You Won't
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If you saw Katharine Hepburn in “The Philadelphia Story” at English’s earlier this.season, you will remember the second act scene on the left between the star and Van Heflin. Now Miss Hepburn has made the Philip Barry comedy into a movie which will be at Loew’s Friday. And on the right 18 the identical scene from the film, with James Stewart in Mr. Heflin’s role of the picture-magazine photographer.
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Fabien Sevitzky' has been reengaged as guest conductor on. the Montreal Symphony Orchestra’s summer concert series. Mr. Sevitzky, who made his first appearance in the Canadian city last summer, will conduct concerts in Montreal next July 3 and 10. In accepting the invitation, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra conductor made the following comment: “It is significant proof of the value of music in a community that countries which are at war expand, rather than curtail, their musical activities for the sake of the morale of their people. They know the availability of great music in a community is a necessity, not a luxury.”
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Mr. Sevitzky is now taking his customary brief mid-season vacation, and the concerts of Friday afternoon and Saturday evening will be conducted by the orchestra's founder and conductor emeritus, Ferdinand Schaefer. Next week Mr. Sevitzky will return to the podium to conduct five concerts: the annual series of four afternoon concerts in the city high schools, and an all-Brahms program at the Murat on Feb. 21. The high school concerts will be held on the four days beginning Feb. 17 at Technical, Manual Training, Washington and Shortridge High Schools, respectively. They will begin at 1:45 p. m., and the programs will be identical: “The Star Spangled Banner”; the -Over-
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