Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1941 — Page 15
BRUCE CABOT OFF TO BRITAIN SOON
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 11. — After finishing “Wild Bill Hickok,” Bruce Cabot. will go to England to appear in “Eagle Squadron” which Walter Wanger is making there. ~
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MONTREAL, Oct. 11 (U. P).— One of the ambitions of Bugene Schneider, 59, viola teacher, was to play in a concert conducted by Bruno Walter. This week, Walter conducted the Montreal . Symphony Orchestra— and Mr. Schneider was in the string section. They were playing the first movement of Brahms Symphony No. 1, one of Mr. Schneider's favorite works. In the midst of it a slight noise ‘was heard. Two musicians quietly laid down their instruments and carried him off the stage. The concert continued without a break. Mr. Schneider was dead, of a heart attack. His wife said he had been excited all week over the prospect of playing under Mr. Wal-| , ter—before the concert his excitement reached such a piteh that be| she tried to persuade him not to
NEIGHBORHOODS
VOICE from the Balcony| ] 1 Eo Gu : By David Marshall ' : : . de . by FREMONT POWER | — RT Ts ; : : . THE SPEEDWAY NEXT WEEK celebrates its fourth Smiversary by showing three big pictures and altering its policy to but two changes for the seven days instead of three as heretofore. Sunday through Wednesday the pictures will be “Life Begins for Andy Hardy” (see below) and “Dance Hall.” Then on Thursday will the Southern Mansion house band into New York by the ‘end of the come “Kiss the Boys Goodbye” (keep. reading) and Dorothy Lamour’s year. Ayars has bullt a new Suits 2 the Witla opening ‘of the @ : : ; “Aloma of the South Seas. ‘Mansion on Oct. 24 and he’s styled it after John Kirby's. : 8 » : ' He figures he has something that will go well in some of the spots ng : OF ‘YOUR. theatéts have WHEN DOES IT START? \ in New York, where leader LaMarr might have had.a top-rank Dixie rat tral aE. CIRCLE land unit some time ago had it not been for a bad booking break. Hee Le unning 8 Defcros Do ir i. saried ah Po, with Fo Besides these films, the -Rivoli | | Roert Cu imines, 145, 4:35,
He. has connections. Personnel of the new seven-man band: Bill ‘Jolly, electric’ guitar; plays Barry W ood's record: of Pen EH Choris” wily Je ny Bonds yr a ; ithe naz ae 008. 3: Boe 6-20 and bi And yet Mr. Laughton and Miss |Durbin and Robert Cummings also,
Ei olindo Mastrapolo, violin; Dick Green, clarinet; Chuck ‘Haug and - . | 15. minutes of recordings before 319 RAF. Movie | == FRE E n= ; : % : ‘| manage to make the thing a pleasY : RR Re rable; ut | |ant entertainment. But don’t get
LaMarr, two . pianos; Charles INDIANA 7: one Power on 1s the idea that you're going to
Is ‘Pleasant’
Charles Laughton Does Everything Well
You can be thankful for Charles Laughton and Deanna Durbin in It Started With Eve,” showing now on the Circle screen. For had it not been for these two, this pic~ ture would be no more than an ordinary assemblage of uninspired -| comedy situations. | There is, in fact, the essence of ‘| belt-line production throughout the picture. - All the sequences have the touch of hard precision.
Next hy Fri, Sat. Pop. Mat, Sa
™ THE GLOWING PLANS of vats LaMarr go right, hell ave
Mastrapolo, drums, and ‘Herbie Guy, bass fiddle. The two Mastrapolos are rs and were. with LaMarr
» THE WEEK'S NEW PICin New York. Sally Powell, at 2
TURES: : “Man Hunt” (Walter Pidgeon, 1 3:39, 6:47 and
Chan nl io. with Sid,
. Death of a man on the
£ Heaven”
very large
- Louis ~ Count wrote the music and Rich-
the Mansion last summer as vo-
calist, will continue in the same
role. ‘The new indoor quarters 2
nsion have aye bean mam he Mansion 3 Samed
fatgle) and broadcast En its have
been arranged with WISH. First | : name band, to put in for the new
season will be Lionel Hampton's, on Oct. 26. 3. TI 8 5
'Let-Down
IT MAY come as a surprise and disappointment to Charles Boyer’s lady friends to learn that the Great Lover is just & henpecked husband in his next pic ture, “Appointment for Love. » Margaret Sullavan is the nagging wife. . . . Harriet Hilliard and Ken Murray have been signed for Universal's “Fifty Million Nickels” based on the music box ‘ craze. Which makes two to date
on the same subject.
Warners has one coming up “ irl,” starring Ann called “Juke G Mii fimo Boyd Raeburn brings his band down from Chicago’s Chez Paree tonight for the formal opening of the season at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Following the opening, Louis Lowe’s WwW Boyd Raeburn es as house band for dancing four nights weekly. . . . Last of the
first “Stage Door” cast to cash in
on the Hollywood bonanza are Frank Conlan and Walter Baldwin. Theyre to be in a picture “All That Money Can
in. the first Broadway of the newspaper later established
. drama themselves in Hollywood are Lee
Tracy, Allen Jenkins, Joseph
Calleia, George Barbier and Wil-
lard Robertson. . . . “Week-end .
‘in Havana” (Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda, John Payne and Cesar
Romero) smashed a 10-year open-ing-day record in Denver. Credit
. went to a newspaper contest in
which the girl whose body measurements most closely approximated Miss Faye's, won a ‘trip to Havana, Elliot Paul, author of “Life and Rows and »Woogie piano de, is working on the script for the new Orson Welles picture to be based on the
life of “Louis Armstrong, king of ~~ the trumpet.
The Long Green
TABBED THE “biggest picture of the year” (by 20th CenturyFox), “How Green Was My Valley” is reputed to have cost the studio a nifty million and a half.
.The New York premiere da'e is + Oct. 23, but the film probably
won't be nationally released before January. . , . For the first time, the Hays office has gone on record as recommending a particular motion picture. In a form letter to more than
(Fredric March) as bringing “our industry one step
- closer in the esteem of a religious
group that is representative of a ; portion of our potential audience” . . . Walt Disney’s “Dumbo” is scheduled for a New
York premiere the same night
as “How Green Was My Valley,” Bet. 23
Count Basie, the bandleader, ‘and Paul Robeson, the famous concert baritone, got together recently and recorded the “Joe Blues” for Okeh. The
ard Wright, author of “Native
Son,” supplied the words. It was
Mr. Robeson’s first tussle with the “lower” forms of music. . . .
Warners would like to have Jim
Jeffries, Tom Sharkey and Joe Choynski, the only three living
tleman Jim,” a film to be based
His press agent said that Ben5 Goodman was only experimenting the other day when he recorded “The Earl,” “How Deep Is the Ocean,” “That's the Way Goes” and “ "Tis Autumn.” Goodman used no drummer. But that isn’t the way Variety “heard it. The way the trade Jape: reporters got it, »Sidney ' Catlett, the regular beater, didn’t show and so Joe Jones, Count Basie was summoned. But when ones got to the studio, he found a union official barring his way. Beerws that Jones didn’t belong to ‘the right local. At which point Mr. Goodman vided to wait no longer, - }
C NITA GRANVILLE
IGNS CONTRACT :
‘Granville film
Filled With Fine Humor
It t's a Human: Account of The Pilots Who Are . Doing Battle
It’s a pleasure to describe “A Yank in the R.A. F.” as a light-
a tiring account -of ‘British bravery or of their methods of training pilots. Too many of the first war pictures bogged down under the weight of what they were trying to depict. For too long it seemed that the only relief from this might be the slapstick comedy. : The movie now at the Indiana, however, isa fine example of how the problem was solved. It. deals with matters of the greatest import in a gay manner and there is a great ‘deal to: be said for this technique. After all, we all know that the British are in a tight spot. We don’t need an hour-and-a-half lecture on the subject.
It’s Human Account
What we needed was a more human account of the men whe were doing the fighting. “A Yank in the R. A. F.” fills- the bill. Tyrone Power is a brash young Amerjcan flier who joins the R. A. F. merely to impress a chorus girlfriend, Betty Grable. Thanks to Director Henry King, Mr, Power is a brash, young fellow, ‘unreliable and happy - go - lucky, throughout most of the film. : It is only when ‘one of his buddies dies in trying to save the Yank’s plane that Pilot Power realizes just what makes the British fight.
Climax at Dunkirk
After that, he goes into the battle of Dunkirk and there is where the picture réaches a great climax. The scenes of that heroic‘ evacuation were designed after actual pictures sent to 20th Century-Fox by the British Air Ministry. War-weary soldiers cover the beach on the fateful mid-July Sunday afternoon and the Stukas unmercifully spit death from the skies. the ships come to rescue the “hopelessly trapped” army
tribute to British courage. But to say that it is Propaganda. in a pure sense, is only reaching for an argument. It is principally the story of an American flier and his chorus girl sweetheart.
Fine Performances
And for some reason, Mr. Power as the Yank and Miss Grable as the chorus girl give suprisingly e®cellent performances. Mr. Power gives one of his best.portrayals in Hollywood to date. Miss Grable is a distinct surprise. There are places where you may long for Hoke action but nonetheless, here is a film that is worth
WANT IRENE DUNNE [> IN SARATOGA TRUNK|:x:
HOLLYWOQD, Cal, Oct. 1) Trade Talk: Irene Dunne is being sought for the lead in' Edha Ferber’s' “Saratoga Trunk.” . .. Para-|ii mount has acquired screen rights to “Black Curtain,” a new mystery in novel by Cornell Woolrich. Joel Frede of Columbia Univer- |B sity and Stanley Kapner of Harvard have just been signed term-writing Contracts,
PAGLIACCI? Eddie Bracken claims he is not
naturally a Somledian, but a “made one.”
hearted, bantering comedy and not
This picture, quite a is al,
any movie customer's time—F. P.|ss
* Parrish Miss Blane
Bandleader Abe ' Lyman will bring his Californians to the Indiana Roof ‘tomorrow night and ~with him will ‘be: Frank Parrish, ° the Indianapolis singer who got his start with Charlie Davis. Davis used to have the house band at the Indiana Theater. On ‘the feminine side, there will be vocalist Rose Blane. A new amplifying system, specially ‘designed to fit the Roof’s accoustical setup, was put into “use this’ week. :
Auditions for Guild are Set
Operettas to Be Given: by Jordan Unit: ’
Auditions for principals and ¢horus will be held by the new Jordan Conservatory Operetta Guild. at 7:45 p. m. Monday at Student Hall, 1204 N. Delaware St. Charles Hedley, head of the conservatory voice department and organizer of the guild, explained that there will be no charges for auditions. From those chosen, he plans to present several operettas during the coming season.
Benjamin Parronchi, new first ‘cellist with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and teacher at Jordan = Conservatory, has announced that “half scholarships” are to be awarded to a ’cellist in each Indianapolis high school for the remainder of the current semester. The term ends Jan. 24. Each high school wil determine how it is to choose its winner,
SEASON TO OPEN AT LIEDERKRANZ
The Indianapolis Liederkranz will open its season tonight with a concert and dance at the hall, 1417 E. Washington St. Assisting the chorus will bé Loretta S. Goory, contralto, and Margaret ‘Gallagher, piano. The program: Forest Sv ilight.
—T— Jacob Edward Scjmoelzer Gaily Singin ied
rich Silcher
Schumann Brahms
Simon Breu Karl Beker ert
e Chorus.
Whe Chor Sing to Me, em Sylney Homer fitter, Ernest Charles
The Chorus.
RUNS OFF WITH ROLE
Martha O'Driscoll went through storms, hurricanes and figh “Reap the Wild Wind” - without trouble, but slipped and injured both knees while making one running
. {shot for “Midnight Angel.”
McCrea Sees ‘Other Side’
ts in| day
English big game hunter who, shortly before the outbreak of the present war, con-
.ceives' the fantastic notion. of
simply stalking Hitler for sport. He’s nabbed by the Gestapo who even follow him to England after he escapes. A sinister story with ‘a surprising ending, it is on today and tomorrow at the Rivoli, St. Clair and Strand.
“Life Begins for Andy Hardy” introduces Mickey Rooney ° to New York City where he’s “taken” by a neat little brunet gold dig-
ger. This helps him make up his .
mind whether he wants to go to college or work. The picture- is on today and. tomorrow at the Irving, Rivoli, St. Clair, Strand and Uptown; today through Tuesday at the Fountain Square; tomorrow through Tuesday at the Belmont; tomorrow through Wednesday at the Speedway.
“Kiss the Boys Goodbye” is a burlesque of professional southernism, with the singing of Mary Martin and Connie Boswell, the piano playing and sarcasm of Oscar (“Information Please”) Levant, and the swell comedy of Eddie (Rochester) Anderson. It’s on today and tomorrow at the Granada, Irving, Monday through Wednesday at the St. Clair and rand
THE GRANADA, which on
Wednesday announced it would.
begin operating on an open-every-day policy Nov. 1 now announces the new policy will begin next Thursday. For the entire following seven-day period the - pictures will be “Charley’s Aunt” with Jack Benney, and “The Nurse's: Secret” starring Regis Toomey and Lee Patrick. Effective immediately the Granada will have a full matinee every Saturday starting at 1:30 p. m. with bargain hours until 6 p. m,
» ” ” THE PARAMOUNT has a new time schedule. Monday through Fridays the theater opens at 6:15 p. m. with the show beginning at 6:45 p. m. On Saturdays doors open at 5 o'clock, the show starting half-an-hour later while on Sunday the theater is open at 1s p- m. and the shows start a .
® ” 2 THAT BRITISH SPY thriller, “Blackout”, which was first shown in the city at several of the neighborhoods has its initial Irvington presentation tomorrow through Wednesday at the Sheridan. The picture, with Conrad Veidt and Valerie Hobson, concerns spying and counter espionage in London and is notable for its splendid photography.
” THE ESQUIRE ends its reshowing. of Garbo’s “Ninotchka” tonight and’ then tomorrow brings back’ for four days “21 Days Together,” last year’s husband-and wife picture starring Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier. Second feature will be the hilarious “Yom, Dick and Harry” starring Ginger Rogers.
8 8 @ THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE: BE ON Icecapades” and ‘“‘Shootigh.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: re op, for Andy rdy” and “Ellery Bs Periect Crime. Aw’ 13arnucle Bili” and “The Love.” Tomorrow throug “Moon Over Miami” and Dick and Harry. DAISY—‘ ‘The Big Boss” and “Hands Across the Rockies. * Tomorrow onday: ‘“‘Charley’s Dune and “Elk Monday Perfect Store” and
DRIVE-IN “The. "Big “Broadway Lim mited. * Tomorrow trough next Saturday: “Reefer , Madness” and “How to Take a. Bath.” EMERSON—“Men of the Timberland” and “Ellery Queen’s Perfect Crime.” Tomorrow "Yared h Wednesaay “Hold That Ghost” and “Ringside Maisie. He ESQUIRE — “Shining Victory” and ne cika. i SUMOrroY through Wednes“Tom d Harry” and
Dans Soyeihed w QUARE—Through Tuesda day? ites Segine for Andy Hardy" and lery if Perfect, Crim il “Kiss
GRAN. ADA Through tomo! the Boys. Goodby and “Parson of
Pana! HAMILTON-—‘Blossoms in the Dust" and Biondio in Society.” Tom through, We: Weduesd aday. “H d That Ghost
vicrude Makie tomorrow: ‘Kiss
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harlie Toler, Mar Hughts Cobina na a Tonk nx » 8b “Tab, 137, 5: S48
SUND. Te “R, A. F.” at 1. 3:55 8:50 and 9:45. «Chan at 2:53, 5:48
LOEW'S “Honky Tonk,” with Clark Gable and Lana Turner, at 11, 1:45, 4:35, 7:20 and 10. “Tanks a Mittion, with ih william
Tra Jam Gle, Beery, at 13:45, 3:35, 6:25 $end Sib 15. SUNDAY i Tonk” at 1:55, 4:40, N48 and 1 Ta nks” at 12:45, } 8: 35, 6:25 and 9
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“Hold Back the Dawn,” cad Boyer. Paulette Goddard and oO ie 2,5 ia¥illand, at 12:25, 3:4 “Flying oo with Richard Ar len and’ Jean Parker, at 11:15, 2: Av.
5:40 SUNDAY-—-The sa e chedule will Jo used, with the exception f ‘“Flying Blind.” w which will not- be shown
jhe Boys Goodnye" “Life Begins for Andy Har
MECCA ox Island’ and “Take t Oklaho ma.” Tomorrow
Me 0 through ear ‘Submarine D-1" and Slight Case of Murder.
and
OLD TRAIL—‘“Ride, ne deriont, Ride” and shorts. Midnight ~show tonight: ‘‘Charle 's Aunt.” Be ow and Monay: harley’'s Aunt” and “Accent on
ORIENTAL—" The Bride Came C. O. and ‘Phantom Submarine, ’ To= morrow and Monda ar Met in Bombay” and ‘‘Blondie ng Society, 0» PARAMO OUNT-—"‘Scattergood Pulls: the Strings” and “Along the Rio Cand 1» Tomorrow , and Monday: ‘They Met Bombay” and “Sunset in Wyoming.” PARKER— ‘Tom, Dick and Hart ” and “Arkansas Judge.” Tomorrow Mon4a Hers TRyaid Follies” and. VGang's REX—“San Antonio Rose” and ‘Mata Hari.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Big Store’’ and “Bride Came C. O. D.”
RIVOLI—Through tomorrow: “Life Begins for Andy Hardy” and “Man Hunt.” “Too Many Hus-
' CLAIR—Throu h tomorrow: “Life Begin for Andy ardy” and ‘Man
SANDERS — “Devil's Pipelimer aud “Murder Among Friends.” Tom and Monday: “One Night Jp Lisbon’: and “Devil Dogs of the SHERIDAN ~— “The 0 ae and “Sweetheart of the Campus.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: * Blackout” and ‘That Uncertain Feeling SPEEDWAYX— “Kisses for Brenkiasy and “Wide Open Town.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Life Rosine for Andy Hardy” and “Dance Hall.” STATE— “Horror Island’ ane Mal Co ng lors Roost.” Tomorrow throu Tuesfay: nh venture of Robinnosd” and ig
STRAND—Through tomorrow: “Man Hunp ' and “Life Begins for Andy Hardy” ATFORD—'‘Men of Timberland" a “Rawhide er.’ ihrought ,.Tuesda ay: “The Bri & 0. and “Confessions of a Nazi ny
TACOMA! “They Dare Not Love” and “Young. Bill Hickok.” Tomorrow Pr Pugh Tuesday: Barnacle Bill” an Bride Came C. O. a Sn Monda ay: “Blos~ mst in the Dust” and “Tom, Dick and arr
XEDO—'‘Sweetheart of the Campus’
TU i and aa pmarine D-1."” Tomorrow through c!
Tuesday: ‘Tom “Barnacle Bill.” DF TOWN- Through tomorrow 3 Begins for A and “Ellery Queen’s Berteot Primes VOGUE—Through Wednesday: ‘Blosand A “Moon Over Miami.”
WEST SIDE OUTDOOR Man Whe Lost Himself” and “Black Cat.” Tom row and Monday: ‘Little Nellie Kelly” and shorts. ZARING — “Blondie in Society” and “They Met in Bombay.” Tomorro through Wednesday: ‘Moon Over Miami and “Billy the Kid.” DOWNTOWN ALAMO -- Thro ough Monday: “Son of Crockett’ and “Desperate Cargo.” ASSADOR—* ‘Life ins for Andy Herdy” and “Dance Hall.”
through Wednesday: “Kiss Goodbye” and ‘Parson of Panamint” b
DANCE EVERY SATURDAY
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Deanna ‘Fills In’
As the dying millionaire, Mr.
mings, to bring his. fiancee. He wants to see the girl before he dies.
play. “He wouldn't hear of it,” she said.
JUNGLE NOTES Dorothy Lamour had to learn Malay to sing native songs in Jungle pictures.
Well, Son Cummings can’t find her right away and so he persuades Miss Durbin to fill in for the moment, for Pappy Laughton is knocking on the door of death and there isn’t much time. The father likes Miss Durbin and begins to improve. All of which should suggest by now that the two ‘young ones, prodded on by Mr. Laughton, fall in love, with the real flancee getting the gate. That's about all there is to the
tra bit of comedy is supplied by Walter Catlett as the doctor who becomes ill himself worrying over the ‘hard-to-handle Patient Laughoe :
n. Laughton Hurdles Handicaps
Though given only ordinary material, Mr. Laughton makes capital
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All Seats
Marj. Weaver “Murder Among Friends” SUN. Madeleine Carroll—Fred MacMurray
Plus “DEVIL DOGS OF THE AIR”
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A Tonite. 116 “ipEVIL'S PIPELINE
‘ONE NIGHT IN LISBON”
voiced singing. “It. Started With Eve,” shall we say, is fair.—F. P.
'DADDIES' DUE FOR " REVIVAL AS MOVIE
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 11.—“Daddies,” a drawing-room piece by John L. Hobble which David Belasco put on for New Yorkers in 1918 with Jeanne Eagels, George Abbott and Bruce McRae, has been revived by Warner's as a vehicle for Gloria Warren and Patty Hale, the studio’s two new starlets.
BALLROOM DANCING
New_ Class Quens Oct. 13, 8:30 P.
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Monday,
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Tonight Tonight Adults Sunday { 5:00 to 7:00
DON oe MARY AMECHE MARTIN “KISS THE BOYS GOODBYE”
WITH ROCHESTER CHAS. RUGGLES % ELLEN ' DREW
PARSON OF PANAMINT
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Bette Davis “BRIDE CAME C. 0. D* Anita Louise “PHANTOM .SUBMARINE®
Today, Sun, Mat. Today Nos Teen aults to. 220
. MICKEY ROONEY
JUDY $b LEWIS GARLAND STONE
“Life Begins for Andy Hardy”
RALPH & MARGARET BELLAMY LINDSAY
Ellery Queen’s Perfect Crime
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Adults—20c (2¢ tax)-—Total 22¢ Children—10¢c (le tax)-—-Total lle Geo. Brent “THEY DARE NOT LOVE” Roy Rogers “YOUNG BILL HICKOK” “RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY” SUNDAY~—Jas. Cagney—Bette Davis
“THE BRIDE CAME C. O. D.”
RIVOLI:E
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‘Life Begins for Andy Hardy’ Joan Bennett “MAN HUNT”
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“SCATTERGOOD PULLS THE STRINGS”
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Tim Holt—Ray Whitley’ “ALONG THE RIO GRANDE”
COUNTRY STORE TONITE SUN. & MON.—2 BIG HITS
Clark Gable—Rosalind Russell
“THEY MET IN BOMBAY”
Gene Autry—Smiley Burnette
“SUNSET IN WYOMING”
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“ELLERY QUEEN’S PERFECT CRIME” And! “SEA RAIDERS” Dead End Kids SUNDAY “HOLD THAT GHOST” “RINGSIDE MAISIE”
Jean Parker
JANE FRAZEE “Sing Another Chorus” [JOHNNY DOWNS MISCHA AUE
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Sun. thru Wed.—2 Big Hits Contens’ “HOLD THAT GHOST” “RINGSIDE MAISIE”
Sheridan
Ruby etlen “Sweetheart et the Campus”
RAIDERS” Thrilling “BLACKOUT” SUNDAY ‘THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING’
NORTH SIDE
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“TO0 MANY HUSBANDS”
MON Cesar Romero “DANCE HALL” 8 Jerry Calona “ICE CAPADES”
MECCA N. Noble
“TAKE ME BACK TO OKLAHO Dick Foran y HORROR ISLAND” SUNDAY—Edw. G. Robinson—Jane Bryan “A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER” Pat O’Brien “SUBMARINE D-1"* Plus
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Ruby Keeler ‘Sweetheart of the Campus’ Pat O’Brien ‘SUBMARINE D-1" 2030 E. Tenth
Ginger Rogers “TOM, DICK & HARRY"
Weaver Bros. “ARKANSAS JUDGE”
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