Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1942 — Page 14

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‘Gondoliers’ Shows Fine

Partnership,

Jordan and Civic Join In Operetta Full of Blended Singing.

THE JORDAN CIVIC Operetta Guild and the Civic Theater partnership in “The Gondoliers” began last night, and we see no reason why it shouldnt keep going indefinitely. The presentation of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, with its mincing, comedy-satire, was delightful. “The Gondoliers” is to continue nightly through next Saturday night. The immediate purpose of the partnership, as well expressed by the program, is to further the music theater for American singers and audiences. Bravo. I don't know how one would compare this performance with professional light opera presentations. For my part, no comparison is called for. This is the work of a group of citizens and voice students, It stands up well on its own feet. The

performance is highly entertaining.

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I can think of no better critical standard. i There are some mighty good voices | present. Carol Geisler, Lillie She aw and John Phillips, a Tech senior are excellent. Charles Hedley, director of the grou ® he sings the part of Marco, is splendid. In nearly all Gilbert and Sulli- | van operas, there is always aj pompous character, somewhat] grandiose about things and usually! a bass-bariton It's a part which] requires the grand manner plus a bit of tongue-in-cheek behavior. | Carroll Reynolds does the job smoothly as the Duke of Plaza Toro. Lloyd Patten as Luiz, his at-| tendant, and Mary Guidone as! Casilda, his daughter. do a romantic bit neatly. Their voices blend well In this gather ring, there Is a large variety of voice types and timbres, which sometimes presents difficulties, especialy in choral work. But this chorus is fine and strong Mr. Hedley, voice department director at Jordan, and Richard Hoover of the Civic Theater collaborated in the production. R. L THE CAST Duke of Plaza-Toro (a grandee of Spain Carroll Reynolds Luiz ig attendant) .. Lloyd Patten Den Alb xambra del Bol ero (the grand nquisitor) . . Louis Candedo Venetian Gondoliers hina Charles Hedley

John Phillips ..Ralph Leonard

John Haner i ena . . Theodore Rolf Annibale Alan Hamblen The duchess of Plaza-Tor Irma Brady

Casilda (her daughter) . Mary Guidone Peasant Girls

Gianetta tiraarasaaasaeeo Carol Geisler) Tessa vA MILO Lillie Shaw wn 3 Caroline Battin

ittor " Dorene Goodwin Inez (the King's foster-meother) .. ..... . Frances Brinkman Gondoliers and Peasant Girls Roberta Asa, Mary Anne Beaumont. Raloh Brooke, Bernice Butler, Frederick ack Henry, Rose Cecilia Houk, son, Joe Jordan, Rosalie Keller-

meyer, Be Long, Gloria Monninger, Nancy Nell Morrison, Edward Payne, Rob-| ert Ramsey, Martha Rose Spaulding, Jacqueline Lee Sundt, Martha Thompson.

SOUTHPORT O. E. §. TO MEET |

Southport chapter 442, OE. S., will hold a stated meeting sat 8 p. m. | Wednesday in the Southport Ma-| sonic temple. Mrs. Opal Swords | worthy matron and Howard S.| Smith is worthy patron.

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By Frank Widner

MOTION PICTURES HAVE FINALLY got around to making an adaptation of the better than usual radio program, “Gang Busters.” Universal studios foresaw the possibilities of this popular program, which has been on the airwaves for more than five years, and turned it into a stirring 13-chapter serial drama. It opened this week-end at the Granada and will be shown each Friday, Saturday and Sunday |

| through Tuesday: “All Through the along with the regular scheduled | xi lent’ and Moon Over Her Shoulder.

DAISY—"Three Cockeyed Sailors” and

: and “The Bugle Sounds." most serials. In

the cast are Irene Hervey, the California born actress who has seen several years experience iI n Hollywood, and

Robert Armstrong, who still Miss Hervey MECCA— Man From Headquarters" and Dude Cowboys.” Tomorrow through

cuts quite a : Tuesday: ‘‘Corsican Brothers” and “Tarcaper in his he-man roles. zan's Secret Treasure. Other cast members are Kent ORIENTAL—-"Sw th mp Water” and

, “Blondie Goes to Colle Tomorrow Taylor, Pat O'Malley and Ralph | .ng Monday: “Babes on “Sronawar’ and Morgan.

Down.”

GRANADA—Through Wednesday: ‘Ride Em Cowboy’ and ‘Bombay Clipper.’ HAMILTON-—"Johnny Ea Eo RL “Man Whe Came to Dinner.’ through Wednesday: All Through the Night” and “The Bugle Sounds.” IRVING—Through tomorrow: ‘Ride ‘Em Cowboy” and “Wild Bill Hickok Rides.”

“Secrets of the Lone Wo

a PARAMOUNT—'"My Boy Ship” and ‘Arizona Cyclone.” Tomorrow and Mon- : : day: “They died With Their Boots On" COMPLETE ringside pictures | and “Moon Over Burma.”

he rece is-Si vy- PARKER—' Swamp Water" and “Charof Jas ent Lo wi Simon hea y lie Chan in Rio.” Tomorrow and Mon weight championship fight will be dave “Son of the Navy” and “South ™ \ : ie ahiti.’ included in the bills of the Irv REX—"Uader Fiesta Stars” and “Men ing tonight, the Fountain Square | Her Life.” Temorrow through Tues. tonight through Tuesday and dav: “You're in 2he Army Now" and

. “Blues in the Night the Hamilton tomorrow through

Wednesday. = = » and “Six Gun Tomorrow through Monday: “Playmates” and ‘Reluctant NEIGHBORHOOD FANS will | Dragon . ST. CLAIR—'Wol! Man" and “Bed have another opportunity to see | Time Storv.” Tomorréw through Tues- : i day: “Ride ‘Em Cowboy” and “Bahama that fine picture, “Stars Look | Passage.”

a SHERIDAN— "Confirm or Denv’ and Down,” which the downtown the- | cadet Girl." Tomorrow through Wednes-

day J ater boys overlooked. NN Coonny Eager” and ‘‘Blondie Goes

: : : o SPEEDWAY ‘Wild Bill Hickok Rides” This picture, which has a set and ‘Joe Smith, Americ can.’ Tomorrow

: s ini through Tuesday: “Ride 'Em Cowboy” ting in a Welsh mining town, and “Bombay Clipper. stars Margaret Lockwood, who STATE "The Body Disappears” and . “Lightning Bill Carson Tomorrow turned in such a fine perform- through Tuesday: “Corsican Brothers” : : . *» a ance in “Night Train" The same | “'grrioure hy aT did director, Carol Reed, also worked | ‘Bombay Clipper.” Tomorrow through on the picture.

The movie adaptation of this (The Traitor.” Tomorrow through Tuesfamous novel by A. J. Cronin will day. ~ They Died With Their Boots On" be shown at the Esquire through | "d ‘Harvard, Here I Come. tomorrow along with “The Man RE ra ibe Resertn Lo " roug uesday “Man 0 Came to Who Came to Dinner.” Dinner” and “You're in the Army Now.”

® ® 2 TALBOTT —* ‘The Body Disappears” throu i Woman 5 Mine morrow . rou esday “Johnny er an BETTER LATE THAN NEVER: | “A "firough the Night» x Joe Coffey, manager at the Para- TUXEDO — “South of Tahiti” and

, : “Hellza poppin’.’ Tomorrow through mount, and the theater's cashier, Tuetsday: "Man Who Came to Dinoaeh Mary Lou Antibus, both cele- and “Confirm or Deny.”

s > OWN—'Joe Smith, American’ and brated birthdays last Thursday. | «pisirict Attorney in the Carter Case.”

8 ” =

RITZ—Through Wednesday: ‘Corsican Brothers” and ‘‘Bugle Sounds."

SANDERS—‘‘Secrets of the Lone Wolf" Gold.”

“Right to the Heart.

Congratulations! : Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Ride 'Em |

Cowboy” and Bombay Clipper.” § = 5

shooting and hard riding out at a oh h Tuesda

the Belmont over this week-end. | Hickok Katee house ajo Barbara Tonight, the theater will show En oRBor a h OITOW: “Cowboy Serenade” and tomorrow | Rides.” pi Av tonight only: through Tuesday they have sched- | Star Is Born uled “Ride Em Cowboy” and “Wild Bill Hickok Rides.”

CINEMA— The y_Disal rs’ and i i “This Woman Is ine. APR a | will preside.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Principals in the Immortal Dictator Drama, ‘Macbeth’

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1. Macduff (Herbert Rudley) is !

the peoples’ avenger in “Macbeth,” Shakespeare's immortal drama of the rise and fall of a dictator opens at English's Monday. 2. Lady Macduff (Viola Keats) and Macduff Jr. (Richard Tyler). Under the tyranny of the usurper, Macbeth, they become refugees.

CARY GRANT JOINS "VICTORY CARAVAN'

HOLLYWOOD, April 11 (U. P). -—Film, Star Cary Grant has joined

the Hollywood “victory caravan” for a nation-wide tour for army

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SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1942

MON, TUES, WED.—EVES., 8:30 WED. MAT.—MATINEE, 2:30

ANDERSON

in SHAKESPEARE’'S

MACBETH

Directed by MARGERT WEBSTER EVES.—ORCH,, $2.75. WED. MATINEE—ORCH,, $2.20

and navy relief societies.

A special train will carry about 70 stars and committee officers to Washington for the caravan’s first performance, April 30. The stars will appear in a three-hour show arranged by Producer Mark Sande rich,

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HAMILTON Eo Free Parking Robt, Taylor “JOHNNY EAGER”

Bette Davis—Monty Wooley “MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER”

SUNDAY thru TUESDAY

Humphrey Bogart—Conrad Veidt

“ALL THRU THE NIGHT” waince WBUGLE SOUNDS”

Beery

VOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS

3. Banquo (Staats Costworth) | Saved by the Service

is liquidated. But his ghost returns.

ESQUIRE-—Through tomorrow: “Man |! Who Came to Dinner” and ‘Stars Look |

FOUNTAIN SQUARE — Throu h Tues- | lay: “Wolf Man” and “Juke Box Jen- | ny

afternoon 106 E. North st.

ed in recital at 7

New Jordan Series Opens

Marilyn Redinger Is First

Sunday Recitalist.

The first of a series of Sunday recitals at the Odeon,

Clarinet students will be present130 p. m. Wednesday at the Odeon and piano students at 8 p. m. At 8:30 p. m. Thursday, Rosalind Phillips, soprano, will give her graduation recital, with Mae Engle of the faculty at the piano.

Tuesday: Louisiana Purchase’ and |

STRATFORD — “Flying Cadets” and |

TACOMA—“H. M. Pulham, Esq.” and |

VOGUE— ‘Wild Bil Hickok Rides” and |

‘ “I Wake Up Scre > Tom | THERE WILL BE a lot of fast | through Tuesday. Jehu Eager ind |

Wild Bill |

whe BI sicko

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE

“Dumbo,” a full length, feature farigon, at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and

onlising Young Lady,” with Joan mond O’Brien and Ruth wartjes. at SiS 330; 6:10 and 9. unday—"Dumbo” at 2: and Jo:20: “Lady,” at i Tho a eae

INDIANA

“To the Shores . Tripoli,” with John Payne, Mau O'Hara and Randolph Scott, we Na. 39, 3:48, 6:57 an “On the Sunny Side,” with Roddy McDowall, Jane Darwe ang Stanley

Cisments, at 11:29, 2: 5:47 an “Sunda y—"Tripoli® at 3:32, 1 and 10; “Sunny Side” at 2: 43, $3 and 8:50. LOEW'S

“Yank on the Burma Road,” with Laraine Day a8 Barry Nelson, at 11, 2:12, 5:24 and 8:3 “We ere Dancing,” with Norma Shearer and Melvyn Douglas, at 23, 3:45, 6:57 and | 10:09.

Suddsy—° ‘Yank” at 2:09, 5:24 and 8: 3h “Dancing” at et 30, 3:42, 6:57 and 10:12, LYRIC

“The Fleet's In,” with Dorothy Lamour, William Holden and Jimmie Dorsey and his orchestra, at 11, 1:50, 4:45, » aid 10:30. “Fly B v Night,” with Nancy Relly and Richard Carlson, at 12:40, 3:30, 6:25 and 9:20. Sunday—*Fleet™ at 11g, 4, 6:55 and 9:55: “Fly” at 2:50, 45 and

chorus of dancing girls materialize.

John Payne plays the spoiled rich

will be given by|oruit size. Maureen O'Hara is a students of the Arthur Jordan con- nurse, only she isn't the daughter servatory of music beginning at 3|of a general, but the niece of a p. m. tomorrow. Marilyn Redinger, soprano, will be presented at tomorrow's recital by Joseph Lautner. She will be accompanied by Alice Jean Fisher, a student of Alfred Mirovitch. °

major.

Seems like the other girl, the one John Payne throws over, is the gen-

get Johnny a soft job in Washing-

TT. THE FILM AT THE INDIANA this week is “To the Shores of | Tripoli,” produced by Darryl F. Zanuck, beautified by Maureen O'Hara in technicolor and saved by the U. S. Marines. Twentieth-Century Fox had to lean heavily on the service in this instance. The training shots are authentic. Marine Corps base at San Diego and are outstanding amid the razzledazzle Hollywood adds. The combination, however, sums up to timely

and spirited entertainment, although at times you do expect to see a

They were made at the

But the picture succeeds in catching the color of this crack service {and it’s a good recruiting tall for the marines. I don’t know why it is that every service picture has to have some rich smart-aleck in it who finally gets it knocked out of him in the

end, after falling for the general's daughter, But here it is again,

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vance how it is coming out in the end. That's the way it comes out, except for a little different twist, the assault on Pearl Harbor. Our hero has been thinking of taking IEE that soft job in Washington until ELT he hears the news over the general’s daughter's portable radio. So UE

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WARREN CLUB MEETS TUESDAY

Warren Township Democratic club! {meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in the THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE: members will meet at 7:30 p. m. Stout field restaurant to hear ClifBELMONT — * Cowboy Serenade” and Tuesday at the home of Mr. and ford M. Rigsbee, C. A. P. Taebay wSippe “Em CTY na rough Mrs, F. E. Shaw, 1188 N. Arlington | communications officer. His subject Bill Hickok Rides. ave. F. M. Gordon, club president, will be “Radio and Its Relation to | Flying.”

AERO CLUB MEETS TUESDAY

Indianapolis Aero Club, Inc. will

state

IS DEMOCRACY DOOMED?

ARE WE LIVING IN THE LAST DAYS? — WILL THE U. S. A. LOSE THE WAR? — WILL

WE BECOME A DICTATORSHIP? — IS HITLER THE ANTI-CHRIST DESCRIBED IN THE BIBLE? — DUNKIRK —

CRETE — SINGAPORE — JAVA — BATAAN HEAR THESE VITAL QUESTIONS DISCUSSED BY

EVANGELIST “JACKIE” BURRIS

Sunday Afternoon-2:30

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he runs back to his outfit just in time to sail away with Maureen O'Hara.

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Roddy McDowell, is the second feature.

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Disney's "Dumbo"

at Dumbo’s big ears. at the Circle for the week. It’s to 14.

dream-like charm they all have. There are nine, new song hits, including “When I See An Elephant Fly,” “Baby Mine,” “Look Out for Mr. Stork” and “Song of the Roustabouts.”

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“OBLIGING YOUNG LADY,” the second feature, has a brand new cast of players and is pretty fair going most of the way. Joan Carroll is an excellent juv-

the name of Red Reddy (Edmond O’Brien) for Linda Norton (Ruth Warrick), the youngster’s guardian. There is light romance and comedy and the picture does not pretend to be what it is not. So it makes out as passable entertainment.

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