Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1941 — Page 12

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LITTLE BY LITTLE: Hobart Bosworth, one of the greats in the silent days, has been signed by Warners for a supporting role to Fredric

March in “One Foot in Heaven.” picture was in 1913, “The Sea Wolf."

Robinson and seen here at the Indiana. accepted as a regular orchestra instrument ‘and so Cliff (Ukulele Tke) Edwards has been obliged to pay up his union dues in order to

play the box in “Flight Patrol.”

In Billboard's survey of the college folk, the popular in the following order: 1, Glenn Miller: 2, Tommy Dorsey: 3,

Kay Kyser; 4 Artie Shaw; 5, Benny Goodman; 6 Jimmy Dorsey; 7, Glen Gray; most “up-and-coming.” Vaughn Monroe; top feminine warbler, Ginny Simms; tops for the men crooners, Frank Sinatra. Wee Bonnie Baker, who “Oh, Johnnied” her way into first place a year ago, skidded to seventh for 1941. And we hope she’s been saving up her pennies

"Little Foxes"

“THE LITTLE FOXES,” with pert Bette Davis in the lead role, is being filmed now by RKO. It's from the play by the same name by the same Lillian Hellman who copped the Drama Critics’ award this year for her “Watch on the hine.” . Movie exhibitors the country over (and that includes Indianapolis) are complaining that they're not getting any of the defense coin floating around. And they don't know why or what to do “Kiss the Boys Goodbye.” current fare at the Civic Theater, is to be held over through next Saturday Screen rights to “The Night Before Christmas,” Broadway money-maker by Laura and 8. J. Perelman, have been gobbled up by Warners. That makes seven stage successes within the last two seasons to go Warner-ward . Janet Blair, vocalist with the

late Hal Kemp, has put her John Henrietta on a Columbia contract. Upon completion of their | current picture, “In the Navy,” the Andrews Sisters will make a | personal appearance tour of the | country—and so we're waiting | for advices from the Lyric management.

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Now's Your Chance

ITS TOO late for the Pulitzer prize now to report that they're going to make a movie out of that novel called “For Whom the Bell Tolls,” written by a Mr. E. Hemingtay., The matter at hand is an announcement from Paramount that the public will be given a sav-so in the casting. In its usual

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restrained manner, Paramount's parrots have written that this decision was prompted by “a steady stream of letters from all parts of the nation and Canada as well, containing queries as to who will play the various roles and keeping WHITE HOT THE BURNING QUESTION: How are you going to put ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ on the screen?” And so while the question is still white-hot, get out your firebrand and burn one through to Paramount, Just tell ‘em what you think right out! You know what I think? I think Judy Canova is perfect for Maria and Johnny Weissmuller is precisely the gent to play that young engineer guy, Robert. Mazie, stop chewing that gum and take a letter to Paramount.

VICHY TAKES MOVIE CONTROL

VICHY, May 12 (U. P.). — Reorganization of the French movie industry has been ordered by the government. Producers, exhibitors and distributors were instructed to hand over their properties to a new committee, thus transferring the industry entirely from private to government control. Jews already have been banned from the movie industry. Arvan administrators have been named for firms prev iously owned or controlled by Jews

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE

“Reaching for the Sun,” with Joel ¢Crea and Ellen Drew. at 12:40,

an 10.10 s Nights,” with Tommy his & {pein at 11:14 and . ave “Kiss the Boys Goodbye" by Cjare Boothe. Directe ard Hoover. Evelyn Ste Cindy Lou role. Nightly Saturday at 8:30

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(on stage) 2 Richin the through

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American Broadcast.” yn . the Wiers Prothers and the Four Ink Spots, at 12 2:30, 4:58 7:26 and 9:54 “The March of Time, dealing with the FBI's fight aedinst fifth column. 5 at 11:41, 2:09, 4:37, 7:05 and

KEITH'S “The Pursuit of Happiness” (on stage) romantic comedy of the Revolutionary era by Lawrence ag. ner a Armina Marshall. duced bv Martin Burton and J mes Daggett Directed by Edward Shurue, Cast includes William Roerich. ivde Franklin, Wal er Gilbert, V ri C Katherine

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Plays Civic Role

Evelyn Steffan plays the fiery, exasperating Cindy Lou in “Kiss the Boys Goodbye,” currently at the Civic Theater. The Clare Booth comedy is to play an extended run through next Saturday.

2 Pianists In Recital

Jordan Students to Appear at Odeon Tomorrow.

Detroy and Joseph Lewis, Conservatory students of Master Teacher Alfred Mirovitch, will be presented in a joint piano recital at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Odeon, 106 E. North St. A first-year student, Mr. Detroy is from Evansville, Ind. and was the winner of the 1940-41 conservatory scholarship in piano. Mr. Lewis in from Indianapolis and has served this season as soloist and accompanist with the Jordan- John Detroy Butler Philharmonic Choir. Mr. Detroy will play Bach's English Suite in A minor; two Chopin pieces, Nocturne in F minor and Waltz in A-flat major, and Greig's Ballade and Variations in G minor. Mr. Lewis’ part of the program will consist of two Godowsky items, “Nocturnal Tangier,” and “Alt Wien"; Begthov en's 32 Variations on a Theme in C minor, and the Suite in C major by Poulenc,

John Jordan

Joseph Lautner, head of the Jordan opera department, was to pre-| sent Mildred Reimer, soprano, in a full-length recital tonight at the] Qdeon.

Keith's Has

"The Pursuit of Happiness" Opens Tonight

“The Pursuit of Happiness,” a Revolutionary era comedy dealing with the quaint custom of bundling, | opens a week's run on Keith's stage tonight. Lawrence Langner and Armina Marshall wrote the play and the cast lineup here is as follows: William Roerich—A young Hessian, Mas Christman, who deserts the British to fight with the Americans. Clyde Franklin—A newcomer to the Burton-Daggett company, Mr. Franklin will play the role of Capt. Aaron Kirkland of the Connecticut Militia. Walter Gllbert—Col. Mortimer Sherwood of the Virginia light horse cavalry and a true gentleman of the old South, suh! Valerie Cossart—Aaron’'s daughter, Prudence, who is the objective of the actions of the young Hessian. It is she who does the bundling. Katherine Meskill—Capt. Jig land's wife, Comfort, who uphold the tenets of the church, encept when they attack bundling.

with matrimonial inc kiinations. Whitner Bissell A faithful

the Rev. Lyman Banks. Betty Goodrich—Meg,. a servant | who finds the straight and narrow | path mighty narrow. Minor roles will he played by

two “Sons of Liberty,” and Charles] Baily, a runaway slave. | “The Pursuit of Happiness” will] lay through Saturday, with ednesday and Saturday matinees.

MULES, NOT STARS, GET ATTENTION

HOLLYWOOD, May 12 (U. P).— Actress Merle Oberon and other stars in Alexander Korda's forthcoming film, “Illusions,” are piqued because two mules on a movie set in the San Fernando Valley received more attention than they. The temperature was nearly 100 and flies were almost infuriating, Miss Oberon said. The film players had to fight the flies away themselves, but the mules had flunkies to spray them..

SCANTY "SCANTIES"

A mere eight-and-one-half oun 3 is the total weight of one chor costume Joan Bennett wears ih ‘She Knew All the Answers.”

James Stewart—Hedy Lamarr

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GRANT, HELLER KIN, RESIGNS ROAD POST

Russell V. Grant, personnel director of the State Highway Commission for the past four years, has

resigned his state position, effective May 15, it was learned today. James D. Adams, Highway Commission chairman, denied reports that he had discharged Mr. Grant, a brother-in-law of Dick Heller, patronage secretary during the Townsend administration. Mr. Adams said he had felt that there was not sufficient personnel turnover to justify the hiring of a

personnel director and that he had |

talked it over with Mr. Grant and that the latter had resigned. The chairman said that the position, which paid a salary of $250 a month, would not be filled. Mr. Grant could not be reached for comment. State House observers have noted that a large percentage of the close political associates of Mr. Heller have been asked to resign since Governor Schricker took office.

MARTIN WINSTON OF RUSHVILLE IS DEAD

Times Special RUSHVILLE, Ind, May 12.— Martin Winston, retired Rushville businessman _and philanthropist, died yesterday at his home here. He had been ill for several months, and recently had returned to his home from a long confinement in St. Vincent’s Hospital at Indianapolis. Mr. Winston was born in County Mayo, Ireland. For many years he had maintained many charities, particularly for the benefit of children. Mr. Winston was a member of the Knights of Columbus. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Abercrombie, Rushville, and Mrs. Catherine Callopy, Ft. Collins, Colo Funeral and burial services will be at Rushville Wednesday.

Stress Benefits Of Living in U.S.

“APPRECIATING AMERICA WEEK" began today in Indianapolis. Between now and Sunday the Junior Chamber of Commerce asks all residents of the City to reflect on how fortunate they are to be U. S. citizens. To emphasize the benefits of being an American, speakers will talk over local radio stations and address Indianapolis organizations.

FRANK L. BAIRD DIES; WORLD WAR VETERAN

Frank Lee Baird, a World War veteran who died Saturday in the Veterans’ Hostal, will be buried in Crown Hill following services at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Beanblossom Funeral Home, Born in Missouri, Mr. was 55 and lived

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, May 12, 1941

HALEY—Dr. “Laura Oloud, wife of Joseph Haley, passed away at the hom w 33d ., Sunday morning. ry services at the Hisey & Titus Mortuary 951 N. Delaware St., 1: :30 hk m, Burial Crown me iends may call at the mortuary.

MUESSIG—Bilhildis, age 70 years, wife of Carl, mother of rs. Rose Schleimer, Mrs, Elizabeth Haymaker, Charles and il Muessig, passed away Saturday Funeral Tuesday, May 13, 8:30 a ihe Usher Mortuary, ny Ww. Washingn: . ‘ t. Anthony's Churc Burial t. Joseph may call at morAltar. Society will meet at tuary at 7 p. m. Monday for praver. Deceased was a HieTwGer ‘of Third Order of St. Franc

PATTEN—Wiiliam Dean, aged 64, dearest friend of Myrtle Sackman, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell and family, passed away Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 m. at Shirley Bros. Chapel Tilinois at 10t Burial ity Cemetery, Columbus, Ind. : a m, Friends may call at the chapel after 5 p. m. Monday. [Columbus (Ind.) papers please copy.]

REED—Estella L.,

entered into rest Bat.

. Reed, " Elmer falmal. 8 m. Har Moore Peace Burial Goodland. Ind. Friends are welcome,

RONECKER— Elizabeth, of 1712 Woodlawn, beloved mother of Emma C., passed awav at the Methodist Hospital ‘Sunday, May 1. Funeral Wednesday, 1:3 m. Edwin Ray Methodist Church. ‘prends Invited. Burial

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SMITH—Frank W tered into rest husband of Emory J. Smith, m. at Harry W urial Crown Hill,

VERVEER -- Saddie. passed away at the home of her brother-in-law, Fred Romer. 534 E. 38th St. Sundar after a short illness. She Is survived by two brothers. Emmanuel C. and Samuel Verveer. Services will be at the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home at 2:30 p. m., Tuesday Burial will be at the Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery.

WATSON — Oliver father of Carl B. and Noble and Mrs. H. A, Walters, city, Mrs. James Fitzpatrick Ind passed away Sundav. Private funeral Tuesday afternoon. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends mav call i H. Herrmann S. East St from Pp. m. Monday

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Deaths—Funerals :

indianapolis Times, Monday, May _ Eo icky oe beloved brother of Laura Ca wel of Chicago and aan oO nlan of I o

y a D. Blossom, i . Ray St. uri am Cemetery. Friends may call a t the mors of Nellie EB

tuary any time. — ©O., husban he COOKE—William A AR tie, B. Cooke of Indians

Cooke, father of Alfred cage and Leonard A. apolis, nite away at his home, 621 East 25t , Saturday, Services at the Flanner & Shuchanan ortuary Tuesday Friends invited, rial Crown if: "Friends may call at the mortuary. DURBIN —

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GOODWIN —— Mary Elizabeth, of 5001 E Washington St, beloved wife of Harry Goodwin, mother of Mrs. Frank Danial and Ray Googwin, city; Ralph te a ab

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BUILT-IN Cabinets, Wood Screens, ABV Stor Sash, Inclosed orches. VANCE CREEN & CABINET CD,

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LOANE _& AUTO FINAN EQUITABLE SECURITIES COMEANY

AUTO LOANS

IN RiCATE OUR ECONOMICAL PLAN, ACKS BROS, AUTO LOAN 0. i: -8- 10 0 INDIANA A AVE. -5008,

MA-3361

Personal Services

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Renews, isuliates and waterproof styeco, stone and hrick; 30 shades an colors, free estimates. MA-T171.

(CRUSHED STONE, CINDERS) CRUSHED STONE, cinders, top dirt a _grading, fill-in, driveways built, RI-56 (FENCE)

; La Ford Fence Co. FAT da crechioms low prices: Re

free estimates: term 544) Night. BR-0317

6678 Cornell (FLOOR SANDING) FLOOR sanding and refin- “188 ishing. Terms if desired. No CH-1656 extra cost, sanded and refinished; Rie equipment; experiehied & men. GA-0974, K. & W, FLOOR SERVICING.

(FURNACE CLEANING) ING, REPAIRING— Victor Furnatess

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(GRADING & a T—_—

GRADING, soddi ing. excavating houses: haulin 35 Rent, work;

black dirt. TA- — WA-3882

Rich dirt, crushed a cinders, exevting. We do loan jobs aad (INSURANCE)

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BOAPS, waxes, mops, brushes nitor Joes J Eo

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(PAINTING) PAINTING, 1st- clags workmanship and

best material Rl- | 92 |

guaranteed, refs. SESH woot

AINTING, papering, LL] three years to pay. evenings. (PAPER CLEANING) ing, steams

WALL WASHING, pa ar clea 0 n ears experience, or ar teed. (Oblored) CH-436-J, aren (PAPER OLEANING & WALL WASHINGY WALL WASHING-Paper cleaning, pate plastering, work guaranteed. (Whitey 3 man and wife. CGA-418 - : (PIANOS) BALDWIN PIANO SALES ROOM “8 Pean MA. 1434 (PLASTERING)

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CARPENTER—Oement and brick work roofing an general remodeling. Screens, porches. 0389,

PLASTERING, new and old work, Glnara teed work. Reasonable price, Prompt service. MA-0437.

FLARER patching stimeies tree. 1 DE. new 4