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Featured at English's in Successive Weeks WHEN BOE IT sTART?| [Weeks' Band Due apie At Roof Saturday

“The Remarkable Andrew,” with Brian Donlevy, Wiliam Holden and ne at 11. 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 A Weeks. Cultfernia . band . " nson eeks a length eo "3:20, slo will play at the Indiana Roof SatS88 urday and Sunday nights. He will be followed by Carl “Deacon” Moore and his Miami university 12 the week of April 10, 11 and 12. Mr. Weeks is credited with the discovery of Bob Crosby, Griff Williams and Xavier Cugat. Mr. Weeks, who is recovering from an, operation, will not appear in person, but his band will be led by Don Reagan.

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VOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS

INDIANA Tier: on Her hig with Gene y_an enr 3:47. 6:51 and 9 85, Bua 8 te “The Night Before the Divorce,” with Lynn Bari, Joseph Allen Jr. and § Nis Asther, at 11:36, 2:40, 5:44 and 8:

Sic Gloria

THE FIRST OF THE MONTH brings a deluge of mail from Hollywood, mostly addressed to the party who sat and suffered at this desk 11 years ago. It makes me wonder what ever became of him. In 11 more years, perhaps, Hollywood may at length inscribe my name on the sucker list for mailing purposes. Perhaps, then, there will be someone shuffling through the trash pile on this desk, wondering for a fleeting moment |, whatever became of me. Sic | transit gloria mundi. | Today's infonmation concerning the films of the near future reveal five new “powerful, dramatic, human-interest sagas of the Early West,” three mystery chillers, two domestic comedies, one parlor, bedroom and sink comedy, two musical comedies and one ittle number I can't classify, entitled “Sweater Girl.” I shall review the plots briefly.

LOEW'S

“Jungle Book,” based on the story by Rudyard Kipling, with Sabu, JoSeph, Calleia ag Patricia O'Rourke, exander orda production, 1.29, ig og and 3:40. Peat “Born To _Sin with Virginia Ne Ray RicDonend, at g 1:15,

4:45 an Sunday—: Nungte > at 2:40, 6:10 and at 1:10, 4:40 and 8:05.

9:40; “Sing” LYRIC “Song of the Islands,” wit Grable and Victor Mature, th Hehe 1:55. 4:50, 7:40 and 10:35. “Blue, White and Perfect,” with Lloyd Noland and Mary Be at 12:40. 3:35. 6:25 and 020 Hughes.

The fifth saga—well, you never say anything like it. Richard Dix (welcome home, old timer) plays the part of a frontier marshal who beats up a bunch of rustlers. It is easy to see that the only thing in common these pictures have is that they all have fine horses in them, except the oil picture which has oil plugs. = = =

Toujours Lamour “ONCE MORE,” the Hollywood movie calendar says, “Dorothy Lamour is back to the sarong which made her famous and vice versa, THE FIRST “POWERFUL, | playing a white girl found in the dramatic, etc.” saga of the early | | jungle with a Ag oe Ne : ferocious tiger as her pe - west details the sufferings of a | lilting songs and learning how frontiersman (Joe McCrea) who | DE re is spurred on to fame by his love | The title of this picture is

Symphonic Choir To Appear at I. U.

The Indianapolis symphonic choir will appear at Indiana university Sunday afternoon, April 19, for its first out-of -town performance. Elmer A. Steffen will direct. The choir will sing several unaccompanied melodies by contemporary Russian composers, modern part-songs and operatic excerpts. Another concert by the choir is scheduled Sunday afternoon and evening, May 3, at the Coliseum in which the choir will be part of the program of a piano festival.

HES A DANGEROUS MAN IN THE CLINCHES!

1. Maurice Evans and Judith Anderson as immortal conspirators of Shakespeare's “Macbeth,” which opens at English’s April 13. 2. Kurt Mueller (Paul Lukas) makes certain that the treacherous Count de Brancovis (George Coulouris) doesn’t reveal his identity to the German embassy in “Watch on the Rhine.”. This prize-winning. .play by Lillian Hellman appears at English’s next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, with a matinee Wednesday.

“= professor, but with the gals he’s a. in a class BR by himself!

Utterly, Utterly Different

Jeepers! This picture's not for weepers ! From the hilarity-packed stage hit with a wonderful cor* bringing it to the screen!

for a frontierswoman (Barbara |

Stanwyck). The second saga details the sufferings of a rancher (William Boyd) who is spurred on to success by a rancheress (Jacqueline Holt).

| wakes memories of

This is different from the |

first saga because it has rustlers |

Saga number one has In-

The third saga is utterly different. of ranchers at the hands of cattle rustlers. The fourth saga is phenomenally different. Nothing to do with rustlers, Indians or frontiers at

all. It tells of an oil man (Rich- i

ard Arlen) he spurred on to success by an oil girl (Ariine Judge).

who suffers because

It details the sufferings |

cant find oil and who is |

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“Beyond the Blue Horizon" and it five other pictures of Lamour singing lilting songs and learning how to love, tiger, ape and all. It formerly was titled “Malaya.” but the title was changed because the Japs spoiled it.

«Sweater Girl” is another new | and original film. The story deals |

| with a group of college students | merrily putting on their campus

| students are murdered.

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musical show when two of the |

The advance notice doesn’t say why.

It just says they were murdered | | and adds that the rest of the pic- | ture is devoted to clearing up the |

murders while the show rehearses. Ill have to see that one, because I don’t believe it.

| along Cassidy film with William | Boyd, who is in two of the pre- | vious westerns. This, too, is a

| western, but different.

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“Hopalong Cassidy is summoned |

to detect the criminals. He ar- | | many times if you listen to the

rives with his two sidekicks, Breezy and California. “Breezy falls in love with Dolores (Esther Estrella), a young girl who has been educated by an American governess, Louise. It turns out that Louise is the tool of the criminals after Hopalong Cassidy discovers the truth and goodwill is established between Mexico and the United States.” ” = » SO I KEEP wondering who is going to be sitting at this desk 11 years from now. I am going to place this column in an iron box.

I am going to bury the box in |

the basement, with instructions on how to dig it up. I am going to paste a note on the box: “For release April 1, 1953.” All my successor has to do is to change the names of the actors— maybe he won't even have to do that—and he has a column all laid out for him. It1l be timely, too.

PHILLIPS SINGERS TO GIVE CANTATA

The senior choir of the Phillips! ,C. M. E church will present an | Easter cantata, “The Resurrection,”

at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Singers include Buford Hazel, baritone; Anna Glenn, soprano; Horace Cecil, tenor, and Bertha Brown, alto. Mrs. Ella Cecil is president of the group. Anna Roundtree will be organist. The production is under the direction of Charles T. Amos. The Rev. O. A, Calhoun is pastor of the church.

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| like his daddy

WHEN YOU TURN 1800 PEOPLE away from a neighborhood theater because there are no more seats, brother, that's something! That's what Carl Niesse did last week at the Vogue theater during the showing of “Sergeant York,” so, in order that those who missed the picture will have an opportunity to see it, he is bringing it back

for a return engagement tonight

Mr. Niesse's explanation of the

sudden rush to see the film that |

won for Gary Cooper the academy award is this: The show broke in the downtown theaters about the time of the Pear] Har-

| bor attack. Most people at that | time spent their evenings digestThe last picture on my advance |

| ing their newspapers and listen- | , list is “Undercover Man,” a Hop- | g i

didn't | | Fountain Square comedy through Very appropriately, it is | | titled, “Yoo, Who, General.” .

ing to the radios. They have time for motion pictures. Now that people are more or less resigned to the war, Mr Niesse reasoned. they are starting

| back to their usual trend of life.

“Sergeant York,” by the way, has broken all existing boxoffice records at the Vogue during its four years of existence. = = ®

A MUSICAL FILM full of talent that you have probably heard

radio very much will be at the Belmont through Saturday and at the Rivoli tomorrow through Saturday. The picture is “Juke Box Jenny,” with Harriet Hilliard, Charlie Barnet and his orchestra, Wingy Manone, the Milt Herth trio, the King's Men and Ken Murray. It has several catchy tunes, too. It will also be at the Speedway Friday and Saturday. = = = LON CHANEY Jr. dons makeup used to do and scares the wits out of everyone in the horror film, “Wolf Man,” which is at the Strand through Saturday, the Rivoli tomorrow through Saturday and the Irving tomorrow through Sunday. Also in the cast are Claude Rains, Warren William, Ralph

Bellamy, Patric Knowles, Bela Lu- |

gosi and Maria Ouspenskaya. It is the story of a werewolf. The picture will be at the Speedway Friday and Saturday and the Belmont Sunday through Tuesday. = t ” AN ADVENTURE yarn which has Gene Tierney doing a “Lamour” is “Son of Fury,” which is at the St. Clair and Uptown Saturday and the Irving tomorrow through Sunday. Tyrone Power and Miss Tierney both wear sarongs in the film before it is finished. Other stars are George Sanders, Frances Farmer and Roddy McDowall. = = = HERE AND THERE: Through the request of its patrpns, the Esquire is showing a repeat performance of “One Foot in Heaven,” aloag with the picture which won an Oscar for Joan Fontaine, “Suspicion.” They will be at the theater tomorrow through Saturday. Earl Cunningham at the

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Fountain Square has designated this week as “chiller diller” week at the Granada. “The Spooks Run Wild” is scheduled there along with “I Killed That Man” tomorrow through Sunday. He also said that the “Yoo, Who” incident in one of the army camps

will be brought to mind in the | { quarters.’

A pre-Easter color cartoon revue— 40 minutes of comics — will be along with the regular bill at the Rivoli tomorrow through Saturday. . .. Pvt. Slack and his “Four Aces” have been booked at the State and Stratford Friday and Saturday. = = 3

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ESQUIRE—“H. M. Pulham, wR “Men in Her Life.” Tomorrow rough ie ‘One Foot in Heaven” and uspic FOU STAIN SQUARE Through Friday: “Blondie Goes to College” and “Royal Mouhiea Patrol.” GRANADA “Bugle Sounds” and “Married Bachelor. Tomorrow through Sunday: '‘Spooks Run Wild” and “1 Killed That Man.’ HAMILTON— ‘Babes on Broadway’ and “Perfect Snob.” Tomorrow and Friday: ‘‘Confirm or Deny” and “ApVal-

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