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Evans Here | In Macbeth YOICE from the Balcony
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Play Opening
Close Season.
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English’s grand finale of the the-|
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“Macbeth,” opens at
8:30 tonight. This is the “Macbeth”
of Maurice Evans derson.
The play will be presented tomorrow and Wednesday nights, with a Wednesday matinee, in addition to tonight's performance. Rvans interprets the part of
Mr.
Macbeth, thane of
and Judith An-
Super Serials EVER SINCE I GREW out of
able to keep up with the Saturday afternoon serial trends, but I une | derstand times have changed these thrillers, Where I came from, you always had to have roller skates to go | to the show on Saturday afternoon. You strapped your skates to the iron seat leg so they wouldn't roll and waited for some kid to trip
Cawdor, who|
works his way up tO king by elim-|
inating Duncan, the
legal king.!
Judith Anderson is Lady Macbeth, | who eggs on her ambitious lord to
murder Duncan.
The stars are supported by HerStaats Cotsworth, Harry Irvine, William Hansen, Viola Brandon, Ada MecFarland and Richard Tyler.
WOMEN DEMAND RIGHTS SYDNEY, New South Wales (U. P.).—Members of the new women’s army are insisting on one feminine Khaki coats of their uniform will button from right to left.
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| 8B, got back in and finally got | promoted into 5A.
my roller skates, I haven't been
over them coming in the aisle. What fun. Remember “The Perils of Paul
Hawk of .the Hills?” That was a pip—2T7 episodes. We used to
ning of a serial and then at the end. During the “Hawk of the Hills,” I grew an inch, had a birthday, got expelled from grade
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In “Hawk of the Hills,” Walter Lacketeen was always being chased by Indians. He was a great Indian fighter, only he always seemed to be retreating. One Saturday, he retreated into a bear trap and the last thing you saw as the episode ended was his agonized frenzy. You couldn’t wait until the next Saturday and when it finally came, there he was again, being chased by the Indians while the girl at the plano played the chase music from “William Tell” which she knew by heart so she could watch the picture, too. Again the bear trap snagged his foot, again he beat his chest and then, flexing his mighty muscles, he calmly stooped over, opened the trap and ran like mad until he fell over a cliff.
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morrow from the east steps of the courthouse. Governor Schricker will welcome the ball team back from its spring training trip and Manager Gabby Hartnett and players will speak. Bert Wilson will be master of ceremonies. ” 8 8 GARY COOPER, the lanky screen star who was given the academy award for the best screen performance of any actor in 1941, will star in Cecil B. DeMille’s adaptation of the film epic, “Northwest Mounted Police,” at 8 o'clock to-
Theater” program. Mr. Cooper will be heard in the} original role he portrayed on the screen, hat of MT- Cooper Dusty Rivers, a fast shooting Texas ranger. Opposite him will be Paulette Goddard, also in her movie role of Loupette Corbeau, bewitching half-breed. “Northwest Mounted Police” is a saga of the gendarmes of Canada's north woods. ' Action centers around the revolt of half-breeds against the dominion government.
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I. U. Student Gets Award in Music
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. April 13.— A scholarship of $175 was to be pre=sented to an Indiana university music student this afternoon by the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, in convention here. The scholarship fund was created through the sale of a book, “Indiana Composers,” which Mrs, Frank Cregor, federation president, com= piled and the university published. The I. U, school of music composer’s prize also was to be awarded, Held here in connection with the appearance of the Metropolitan Opera Co. tonight, the convention opened this morning, Mrs. Cregor presided. During the afternoon the cone vention was to hear Elza Marques, Rio de Janerio, pianist. Senorita Marques is an exchange student. Mrs. W. G. Biddle is convention hostess. Arrangements were made by Mrs. G. D. Thather, of Kokomo, president of the past presidents’ ase sembly, and Mrs. D. R. Major of Bloomington.
DRYSDALE TO TALK TONIGHT Col. Walter S. Drysdale, come mander of Ft. Harrison, will address the Indianapolis Sales -Executives’ council at a dinner at the Indiane apolis Athletic club tonight. The committee arranging the meeting includes Edward Zink, Lewis W, Dunham and Paul O. Ferrel. Wile liam H. Meub is president of the council.
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THOSE WERE THE great days of serials. But you don't see this sort of thing anymore, I discover. The stuff nowadays has super heroes like Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon and Superman. They don't mess around with puny problems the heroes of my serial days struggled with. After beating up Hitler and Mussolini, Flash Gordon flies up to Mars and pacifies that planet. It seems to me, though, that the studio gets itself out on a limb in “Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe.” In my opinion, he's a dead duck from then on. What else is there left for him to cone tend with? One of the current serials around town is “Spy Smasher.” He gets captured in episode one, machine-gunned in episode two, drowned in episode three, suffocated in four, burned alive in five, decapitated in six, blown up in seven, blown up again for good measure in eight, crushed by a fall in nine and charred to a cinder in a fiery furnace in 10. Then episode 11 comes along and our hero is really killed by an ordinary pistol shot and tume bles off a high building. You know he's dead this time. But wait. Episode 12 is yet to come. Sure enough, it develops that it. was not “Spy Smasher” who got bumped, but his twin brother, Joe.
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ANOTHER casualty has’ been added to the growing list of radio programs that are going off the air because of the effects of the war. “Spotlight Bands,” one of the largest network programs on Mutual, will exit after the May 1 program. It is sponsored by a soft drink concern. This week's lineup, the 24th in the series heard here on WIBC, includes Dick Himber, tonight; Charlie Spivak, tomorrow; Sammy Kaye, Wednesday; Freddy Martin, Thursday, and Claude Thornhill,| of von report benefit! Follow label Friday. orth trying!
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tasy which first appeared to my knowledge about 12 years ago in “Amazing Stories” as a four-part
serial.
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Mongolians.
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vaders.
Of course, in the background of
these serials, H. G. Wells.
is Jules Verne and You can go even
further back then that, to 1885. and find a guy by the name of Reed inventing the airplane and flying up to the moon or some
sical program and book review at 7:30/p. m. Friday. Mrs. Henry Unger will review “Dragon Seed.” Mrs. Cecile Claffey is chairman of the committee.
Beech Grove O.E.S. Meeting— Beech Grove chapter 465, O.E. S., will hold a stated meeting tomorrow night in the Beech Grove Masonic temple. Mrs. Luella H. Frame, worthy matron, and the Rev. Amos Bastin, worthy patron, will preside
lation March 30.
Kiwanis to Hear Kline—Capt, K. E. Kline, in charge of the industrial protection ,division, Purdue university, will address members of the Kiwanis club at their noon luncheon Wednesday on “The Enemies of Production.” The luncheon will be
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in the Columbia club,
Rotary to Hear Actress—Elsie Mae Gordon, radio actress, will present 45 minutes of entertainment for members of the Rotary club tomorrow noon in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel.
Rebekahs to Meet—Temple Re.bekah lodge 591 will hold an initiation and business meeting at 8 Pp. m. tomorrow in Castle hall,
Social Club Sponsors Party — St. Patrick's Social club will sponsor a | card party at the Food Craft shop at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Richard French is in charge of arrangements, O. E. S. Auxiliary Meets—Brookside auxiliary 481, O. E. S., will hold a business meeting at 2:15 p. m. tomorrow at the Brookside Masonic temple. Mrs. Sara Davis will preside.
turns to New York for a glass of beer and when he wants to get back to his princess, he can't get his airplane started. It was very sad, that. The Edgar Rice Burroughs ine fluence undoubtedly has had much to do with Superman, who is kind of an improved model of Tarzan. As for me, I still prefer the old - epics about Dan'l Boone and Wild Bill Hickok. I think they were much more constructive heroes, even if they, too, died a thousand feaths every Saturday afternoon. The Hawk of the Hills showed us how to find north in the woods by looking at the mossy side of a jree and what deer tracks looked ike. But I guess the kids of today wouldn't tolerate this old fogey stuff. Yay, . Y
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