Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1942 — Page 13
WHEN DOES IT START?
CIRCLE “Bullet Scars,” with Regis dogmey and Adele Longmire, at 11:30, 2:35, 8: 35 and 8:55. “The Male Animal,” with Henry Fonda, Olivia de Havilland and on Leslie, at 12:30, 3:35, 6:45 and
ENGLISH'S *The Watch on the Rhine,” a play by Lillian Hellman, with Lucile Watson, Paul Lukas, Mady Christians and George Coulouris, Curtain at 2:30 and 8:30. INDIANA
“The t's In,” with Dorothy Lamour, William Holden and Vinnie and his OlChestra, at 12:
10 Night,” with Nancy Kelly Richard, Carlson, at 11:37, 2:42,
5:47 and 8 * LoEw’ Ss “Yank on the Burma Road,” with Laraine Day and Barty Nelson, at 11, 2:12, 5:2¢ and 8:3 “We Were Dancing. » with Norma Shearer and Melvyn Douglas, at 12:33, 3:45, 6:57 and 10:08. Sanday—Yank” at 2:09, 5:24 and 39; oS heing at 12:30, 3:42, 6:57
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SOUTHERNAIRES
SING TOMORROW Negro male | quartet, will present a concert at 8 in Cadle Tabernacle under the sonsorship of the
The Southernaires, p. m. tomorrow
Shiloch Baptist church
The quartet, composed of Homer | Lowell Peters, !
Smith, lyric tenor; second tenor; Jay Stone Toney, baritone, and William Edmonson. |
bass, will be accompanied by Spen-
cer Odom.
DIES OF CRASH INJURIES LAFAYETTE, Ind, Apri 8 P.) .—Ivan Knotts, 20, vesterday of injuries received auto accident Monday near cott. at the truck.
wheel and crashed
(U.! Elwood, died in an Wol-| Police believed he fell asleep
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HURRY! LAST 2 BAYS!
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YOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS
Amateur Night EVER SINCE I TOOK THE
PART of a Christmas candle who
rebelled against Santa Claus in a play put on by the Little Pupils of the Third Grade, I have had a soft spot for amateur theatricals.
That was some time ago in
another world, but I recall quite
clearly that my part called for climbing up on a chair and shouting: “Down with Santa Claus!” I was a pretty good shouter in those days,
too. and I put everything I had into the effort. With the result that I tumbled over backward, fracturing a board in the school stage. So it was with this fond memory that I witnessed a heartening spectacle at the Fountain Square theater last night entitled “The Junior Citizens Revue.” It is to continue through Thursday night. At the moment, I am not so concerned with the social service side of this community effort, which is to give youngsters something constructive to do, as with the possibilities it presents for the development of real talent. rere is no doubt that “The Junior Citizens Revue” succeeds on both counts. t is the product of the citizens committee of the South Side and Keystone community centers. There will be more of it. juni jor citizens are a group of bors and
do stunts. Some of them perform amazingly well. ® & 5
| Acts Total 23
THE JUNIOR CITIZENS performed, ali told, a total of 23 acts, which is kind of staggering for one evening when you recall how
five acts used to be considered
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curtain, which is no mean accomplishment. He moved fast. My favorites, naturally, the “Three Little Dancers, tanley, Martha Galloway Sandy Major, each four old. They came out in little white
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dresses and did a tap dance and the audience “ahhhhed.” Barbara Shellhouse and Dick Howard did a tap and later emerged as Spanish dancers in the 22d act. Pat Kelly ‘got himself tied up in knots he couldnt untie which was part of the show. He kept appearing here and there and the stunt worked to the amusement of the audience. There was a piano solo by Phyllis Pruitt and five-year-old Beverly Kursey did a toe dance. The Hawaiian dance of little Joy Kursey was a wonder. The others in the revue were: LaVerne Stewart and Mary Jones, Shirley Stonebreaker, Bob Moates, Dorothy Howard, Dolores Hurst, Derothy Clark, Marilyn Major, Helen Maloney, Patty An Miles, Silvers the Magician, Delia Fields, Jack Burris, Joana Gordon, Gene
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James, Jack Featheringill and Jimmy Hastings.
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board and to copy it all down, I had to stand in the path of the gentleman who shuttled back and forth between the curtain ropes and the lights. We had several collisions as he dashed to and fro, but after a while I learned to hear him coming and to step nimbly aside when he grabbed for a light switch. The finale was a patriotic tableau with three boys made up as three great Americans: Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt. They wore signs as further evidence, Only the sign painter got mixed up and spelled it “Rooseved” and nobody noticed it until the act was on stage. Anyway, amateur theatricals
got off to a good start. It's a barrel of fun for everybody. I think it will succeed.
TOUR MAY COST
ANN FILM ROLE
HOLLYWOOD, April 8 (U. P).—
Film star George Brent said today
that his wife, red-haired Ann Sheridan, needs a 10-day vacation after her personal appearance tour of Midwestern army camps. She was scheduled to go back to| work immediately after her return] Brent said | she needed a rest. It was believed the scheduled role in a picture with Jack Benny might
|be given to Mary Livingstone, Benny's wife,
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DISNIYS
FULLLENSTH FEATURE " TES"
Zaring to Show First-Run Shaw Film; Cantors Celebrate Double Birthday
TWO BIRTHDAYS ARE being celebrated this week by the Cantor circuit. It was just five years ago that Don Wright, manager of the Rivoli, hit on an idea to add an extra attraction to the last show every Saturday night. Patrons who attended the last show on that night not only would see a complete bill but would be entertained by a revival hit as well. Another birthday is that of the Emerson's introduction into the Cantor regime. This east side theater was acquired from Chick Calloway, booker for the Indianapolis co-operative, of which the Cantor theaters are a member. Present officers of the Cantor group are: Joseph Cantor, president; Leo Cantor, vice president, and Morris Cantor, secretarytreasurer. $$ & 3 BRUCE CABOT trades bullet for bullet in the story of a twofisted marshal bringing law and order to the frontier towns which opens this week in the neighborhoods. The picture is a better than average western, “Wild Bill Hickok Rides” It also stars Warren William and Constance Bennett. It wiil be at the Vogue through Saturday, the Zaring tomorrow through Saturday and at the Irving and Rivoli tomorrow through Sunday. The Speedway will show the film Friday and Saturday and the Belmont has scheduled it for Sunday through Tuesday. ~ » = » ABBCTT AND Costello go berserk as usual in “Ride ’Em Cowboy,” another new film showing this week. Costello does a lot of running from the redskins in the show, Dick Foran and Anne Gwynne provide the love interest while the Merry Macs and Ella Fitzgerald take care of the musical end of the picture. It will be at the Strand through Saturday, the Granada for a full week beginning tomorrow and at the Irving and Rivoli tomorrow through Sunday. The Belmont, St. Clair, Speedway and Uptown will show the picture Sunday through Tuesday. = = =
THE REGULAR policy of the
Fountain Square has undergone a slight change this week due to the presentation of the “Junior Citizen Revue” tonight and tomorrow. “Let's Go Collegiate” and “Three Cockeyed Sailors” will be shown at the theater Friday night cnly and Saturday the theater returns to its regular policy of two
“weekly changes, on Saturday and
Wednesday. ” 2 2
THE MID WEEK SCHEDULE: BELMONT—Through Saturday “‘CowSerenade’ and ‘‘Bombay Clipper.” CINEMA—Through Saturday: “The Body Disappears’ and “This Woman Is Mine.’ DAISY-Through tomorrow—° ‘All Thiough the Night’ and “Blues in the ight EMERSON— ‘All Through the Night» and ‘‘Corsican Brother s.”” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Married Bachelor” oi “Blondie Goes to College.” FSQU UIRE—Through Saturday: sign for Scandal” and ‘‘Sundown.’ FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through tomore
De-
pens When . .
A BABY ELEPHA NT FLIES?
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PUT THEM ALL TOGETHER FOR A THREE-RING FEATURE RIOT OF WALT DISNEV'S HAPPIEST DELIONTS
Plus—Joan Carroll in “OBLIGING YOUNG LADY”
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Pupils’ Posters in TB Contest Shown
Posters representing the work of 55 Indiana high school art students who have taken part in the.annual contest conducted by the Indiana Tuberculosis association are on exhibit this week at the Lieber art gallery, 2¢ W. Washington st. The winning poster selected will enable its author to receive ,B a scholarship given by the John Herron art school. The winner will be announced at the annual meeting of the state association next Wednesday. Judges include Donald W. Mattison, director of the John Herron art school; Dr. John W. Ferree, director of the state board of health; Miss Marie Stewart, supervisor of art. in the Indianapolis city schools; Murray A. Auerbach, executive secretary of the Indiana Tuberculosis association, and Mrs. Dorothea Wood of the state department of public instruction.
CLASS AT FISHERS WILL GIVE COMEDY
“George in a Jam,” a three-act romantic comedy, will be presented by the senior class of Fishers high school at 8 p. m. Friday in the school, 116th st. off Route 37. The cast includes James King, Betty Jane Morgan, Glen McKin-
Wendy Hiller and Rex Harrison do a live bit of comedy in George | non, Nora Fuller, Jerry Reynolds, Bernard Shaw's “Major Barbara,” opening in Indianapolis for the |Phyllis Crossley, Betty Gene Reid, first time tomorrow at the Zaring. The cast includes the famed Roma Whippo, Paul Harrison and British pfaywright, Emlyn Williams, author of “The Corn Is Green,” (Harry Rollins.
which played here recently. “Major Barbara” is a first-run United Proceeds will be used to pay Artists release. commencement expenses,
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LAST 2 DAYS!
Tow “Sailors on Leave” and shorts. On stage: “Junior Citizen Revue.
GRANADA ‘District Atlerney in the and “Law of the Jun je." Tomorrow through Wednesday: ® Em Cowboy’ and “Bombay Slipper 4]
HAMILTON — Through Saturday: “Johnny Eager” and “Man Who Came to Dinner.”
through Saturday: “Secrets of the Lone Wo and “Six-Gun Gold. ST. CLAIR—Through SeLurday: Man’’ and “Bed Time Sto SHERIDAN—'‘Man Wig Dinner” and Swamp Water.” row through Saturday: ‘Confirm or Deny” and ‘Cadet Girl.” SPEEDWAY —Through tomorrow: “Married Bachelor” and ‘Naval Academy.’ STATE—Through Jecred Uncle” and ady.” STRAND — Through Saturday: . “Ride ‘em Cowboy’ and ‘Bombay Clipper.” STRATFORD—Through tomorrow: “Go West Young Lady’ and ‘“‘Man From Headquarters.” TACOMA—Throu h tomorrow: “Johnny Apollo” and ‘ ‘Unexpected Uncle.” TALBOTT—Through Saturday: ‘The Body, Disappears” and “This Woman Is
“Wolf
IRVING—' ‘Sergeant ors * Tomorrow through Sunday ‘Em Cowboy” and “Wild Bill Y Hickok ‘Rides. ”
MECCA-—Through tomorrow: Agent” and “Men in Her Life.” ORIENTAL — “Flying Cadets” and “Blonde From Sin; apore. Tomorrow through Saturday: wamp Water” and Blondie Goes to College.” PARAMOUNT — “International Lady” and “Saddlemates.” Tomorrow and Friday: “Lydia” and ‘Citadel of Crime.” FARRER Thiough tomorrow: “It All Came True’ and “Man 3. Large.” REX — Intouch tomorr “We Go Fast” and Dr. Kildares. Victory.” RITZ— ‘Johnny Eager” and ‘'‘Confirm or Deny.” Tomorrow through Satur- UPTOWN—Through Saturday: ‘.Joe day: ““Cortican Brothers” and “Bugle Smith, American” and ° District Attornds.” neg Hui the Canes Se tiie “wild RIVOLI— Bed Time Story” and “Joe TTough eager : Smith, American.” Tomorrow through Screaming.” Rides” and "I Wake Up Sunday: “Ride "Em Cowboy” and “Wild ZARIN “Bahama Passage” Aud Ps Bill Hickok Rides.” “Week - End for Three. om SANDERS—' ustpecied Uncle” and “Wild Bill Hickok
through Saturda, “All That Money. Can Buy.” Tomorrow Ridest and "Major Barbara.’
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tomorrow: “Go West,
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