Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1942 — Page 14
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
VOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS
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Rough-House Romance
THE ROUGHEST HORSE OPERA in my recollection is “The Spoilers.” It's so tough that the bank-robbing scene is merely an incident. In the average action epic, maybe only two or three actors get slugged. Everybody gets walioped in “The Spoilers” and after the furniture is all busted and the characters black, blue and bleeding, you stumble out of the Circle with your guard up and your chin down. It is always well to remember that in the days of Milton Sills when “The Spoilers” first appeared, there was no sound-track. The acting of the silent films was largely pantomime, with every other move a gross exaggeration. In those good, old days, a fight always started with the hero and the villain swinging from their shoe-laces in 90-degree arcs. This lent the impression that the actors were good and mad at one another.
At the Indiana
“KINGS ROW” DOES for Ann |
Sheridan what “Kitty Foyle” did
for Ginger Rogers—it makes her
act. The “oomph” girl of a year ago has been shorn of that baloney and emerges in the film version of Henry Bellamann'’s sensitive novel as an artist. A novel like “Kings Row” which explores the subtle, psychopathic passages of small-town life, isn’t the easiest kind of a story for the films to handle. But Director Sam Woods takes the book boldly and presents as much of it as can be put upon the screen. There is an honesty in this picture which helps it achieve excellence. It keeps faith with the mood and spirit of the novel. As Randy Monaghan, the girl from the other side of the tracks, Miss
WHEN DOES IT START?
CIRCLE
“Almost Married,” with Jane Frazee and Robert Paige, at 11:40, 2:45, 5:65 and 9. ‘‘The Spoilers,” with Randolph Scott, John Wayne and Marlene Dist rich, at 12:45, 3:50, 6:55 and 10:05 Sunday—“Spoilers” at i, 4, 7 and i ‘Co uost Married” at 2:55, 5:55
INDIANA
“Kings Row.” with Ann Sheridan, Betty Neld, Robert Cummings and Ronald Reagan, at 11:29, 2:05, 4:41, 7:07 and 9 Sunday — “King's Row" at 1:39, 4:18, 6:57 and 9:36.
KEITH'S
“Shut My Momih ’ with Joe E. Brown, at 12:19, 2:53, 5:27, 8:01, 10:16 and 12:16. Stage show, “Gay Nineties Revue,” with the Rigoletto Bros., the Aimee Sisters, Joer Termini and the Gibson Girls, at 1:44, 4:18, 6:52, 9:26 and 11:26. Sunda ay—Stage at a 2a 56, 3:07, 5: 18, 7:20 an Mouth” at 12:10, 1:51, Loo, or a 5 and 10:41. LOEW'S
“The Invaders,” with Laurence Olivier, Leslie Howard, Raymond Massey and Glynis Johns, at 11:15, a
nd 10. * with Stiriey Temple, and 8:1
‘Sunday—“Invade 85 at 2:50, 6:25 and 10; “Kathleen” at 1:05, 4: 40 and
LYRIC “To the Shores of Tripo'i,”” with Maureen O’Har John Payne and Randolph Scott, R 11, 1:50, 4:45, 7:35 and 10:30. “On the Sunny Side,” with Roddy McDowall and Jane Darwell, at 12: 40, 3:35, 6:30 and 9:25. Sunday—“Tripoli" at 2:15, 5, 7:48 and 10:30; “Sunny Side” at 1:10, 3:50, 6:35 and 9:20.
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CONCERT TONIGHT
COUGHLIN MAY FACE JURY
— Father founder of the magazine
Charles E. Coughlin,
“Social Justice,” which was banned from|here, it was learned today.
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| the mails as “seditious” ard “none
WASHINGTON, April 18 (U. PJ). majlable,’ probably will be called te
testify before a federal grand jury
Now Open TONITE!!
HELLZAPOPPIN”
STARTS TOMORROW
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EAST SIDE
MECCA 933 Bill Elliott N. Noble Tex Ritter “KING OF DODGE CITY” Wm. Gargan “SEALED LIPS” SUNDAY—Errol Flynn-O. DeHavilland “THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON’ Zasu Pitts “NIAGARA FALLS”
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SULLIVANS TRAVELS
The annual spring concert of the | Indianapolis Saengerbund will be ‘held at 8 o'clock tonight at the ‘Athenaeum. The color guard of the] | Twelfth District American Legion| will be an added attraction. The Saengerbund will present al
concert of light classical music, including excerpts from Johann
Betty Grable “1 WAKE UP SCREAMING”
BV BIGGEST BEST
The jab, developed by Jimmy Cagney and refined by Edward G. Robinson, wouldn't have passed for a love-tap in silent films like the first “Spoilers.” So, the fight you'll see in the new edition of “The Spoilers” isn't so incredible after all. Even for the silents, though, it was a masterpiece of overstatement. It is supposed to be the fight that
Miss Sheridan turns an expressive face to the camera and becomes a star. This is the first time I've seen her in a picture where the more enthusiastic gents in the audience didn’t utter low whistles. On the basis of past association, the casting in this pictures seems strange. Robert Cummings and
Here's one way to keep busy, if vou know your way around a big four, manual church organ. Claire Cocl, distinguished woman organist, has no trouble at all. She will appear in public recital at 8 p. m. Thursday at DePauw university's Gobin Memorial church at Greencastle.
Children See NEIGHBORHOODS
Fi Imed Mass By Frank Widner
4630 5:45t0 6 . 10th 20c Plus Tax
Noh “BED TIME STORY”
Lor. Young Zane Grey’ s “RIDERS OF PURFLE SAGE” OF SECRET SERVICE"
AND! “HOLT SUN. 2. ‘Bahama Passage’
arroll
Mat. Today Plus
Sunday 12:45 to 6 20c Tax EMERSON |,
Jas. Cagney—Dennis Morgan ¥
| “Captains of the Clouds”
* Joel McCrea—Veronica Lake
Preston “Sullivan’s Travels”
Sturgess Added to Last Show
Today &
and
of! CHARLES ZACK, MANAGER | Pendleton Pike, isn’t the least bit | business. And so, the theater opened last the past. there will be two shows include the automobile. new season. Mr. Zack said that | the theater is planning a series of charity night broadcasts through- | out the coming season to raise funds for the USO. = = A DRAMATIZATION about the 4-H clubs of the country Is “Young America,” a 20th Cen- | tury-Fox film which opens for a first run in the ‘ city at the Irv- | ing Monday. It stars Jane Withers and | will continue throuwgh Wednesday. “Young Amer- | ica” is the story of a rich; ¥ : spoiled “city Jane Withers girl” who is sent home to her grandmother in the country. Unhappy in her new environment, she is determined to make things miserable for the friendly country youngsters who invite her to join the 4-H club. The cast also includes Jane Darwell, Lynne Roberts, William Tracy, Robert Cornell and Roman Bohnen.
‘Eternal Gift' Source Spiritual Uplift.
The first sound motion picture | of the Catholic solemn mass, “The! Eternal Gift,” was given a preview | at the Granada yesterday befére| 1500 school children. To this reviewer, “The Eternal Gift” is outstanding both from the standpoint of its simplicity and its mystery. It gives a person. whether he be Catholic, Jew or Protestant, a ringside seat at that great sacri-| fice made on the cross of Calvary | over 1900 vears ago. It is something different, something new and refreshing to see a motion picture far removed from the Hollywood stereotypes.
Cost a Fortune
“The Eternal Gift” is no ordinary| film, It cost a small fortune and two years of hard work to make. § It catches sound no movie has ever caught before. It contains scenes and actions that many Catholics | themselves doubtlessly have never viewed, in spite of the fact that | they have watched this sacrifice time and time again. This is a picture without one visible star. Each role is portrayed as if the cast were entirely oblivious of the modern motion picture cam-| era grinding away on an ancient] scene. The clear, accentuated voice of} the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen| explains every movement of the priest on the altar.
= = = TONIGHT WILL BE the 10th and final showing of the “Stars | Look Down” and “Man Who | Came to Dinner” at the Esquire. . Four of the five Cantor theaters are currently presenting the latest chapter plays.
THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE
BELMONT— Swing It Scidier” and | Captains of the Clouds.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Woman of the Year” and “Sullivan's Travels.” CINEMA— "Blues in the “Johnny Eager.’ Tomorrow Tuesday: Corsican Brothers” Swamp Water.’ DAISY— Jorpedo Boat” and “Wid Bill Hickok Rides Tomorrow and Monday: “Captains of the Clouds™ and “Gentleman at Heart.” EMERSON—"Bed Time Story’ Riders of the Purple Sage.” row through Wednesday: Blues” and “Bahama Passage.” ESQUIRE— ‘Man Who Came to Dinner’ and “Stars Look Down.’ dC Nam sQu! ARE —TRIOuER Tues-
Source of Consolation
The inspiring voices of the 125] cathedral choristers and 50 Greg-| orian chanters a treat seldom heard by many laymen. In sum and substance, “The| Eternal Gift” 1s a source of con- | solation in troubled times such as| we now are going through. The main engagement of the pic-| ture will be Monday through Wednesday at the Granada, with a! special matinee Tuesday afternoon at 3oclock.... By F. W.
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Night” and through and
the Clouds” and
OF THE Drive-In theater on the worried about this tire rationing
night for its third season. As in nightly and admission prices will
“Hellzapoppin’ ” is the initial feature of the
| Travels.” Last show tonight only:
| of the Year”
i through
| and
{ Time Story.’
| tains of the Clou
‘Birth of the
I. U. Symphonic Choir Will Sing
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, April 18
Sunday drivers who find them-
{| "Joe Smith,
| tains of
EI Tt Soldier > GRANADA — Throu h tomorrow: “Woman of the Year’ and ‘‘Hayioot.’ HAMILTON— Married Bachelor” ‘Corsican Brothers. 3 | Wednesday: “Remember ¢he Day” American.” IRVING—Through tomorrow: the Clouds” and
and
“CapTravels.’
Tomorrow through i and |
“Sullivan's
“The Westerner.’
SANDERS — ‘Blonde from Singapore” and “West of Tombstone.” and Monday: “I Wake Up, Screaming” and “Wild Geese Calling
ST. CLAIR— ‘They Boots On” and “Birth of the Blues.” Tomorrow throug h Tuesday: ‘Woman Soe “Sullivan's Travels.”
SHERIDAN ‘All Through the Night” and “The Body Disappears.” througn Wednesday: ‘Bugle and “Married Bachelor.”
SPEEDWAY "Remember and “Hurry, Charlie, Hurry.” Tuesday: SERtains Clouds” and “Miss Polly
STATE— ‘Secrets of the Lone Wolf” “Lone Rider Fights Back.” morrow through Tuesday: ‘They Died with Their Boots On” and “Miss Polly.
STRAND—"Son of Fury’ and Tomorrow thre h Tues. day: “Woman of the Year” “Swing
It Soldier.” STRATFORD — “Sealed Lips’ “Wrangler's Roost.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “You're in the Army Now” and “Unholy Partners.” TACOMA— ‘Rhythm on the River” and “Cyclone on _ Ho! rse back.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Johnny Eager” “Blondie Goes to College.’ TALBOTT Corsican Brothers’ “Small Town Deb.” To Tuesday: “Married Bachelor” and ‘Bugle Sounds.” TUXEDO—''Bad Lands of Dakota’ “I Wake Up Screaming.” Tom through Tues Hey: Shinty Eager” ‘Blondie Goes to College UPTOWN—"Wolf Man" lark. Tomorrow throu ‘Louisiana Purchase” an Boston Blackie
Sounds’
the Day”
of
and
and Orrow and
and Skyh ay: “Secrets of
VOGUE—* ‘Captains of the Ciguds the Blues.”
“Birth of Hjoush Tuesday: ‘‘Bed Time story” and How Green Was My Valley.’ ZARING—-Through tomorrow: “'Caps’ and “New Wine.”
and Orrow
Tomorrow | : | down the stairs, wrecks the bar,
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Tomorrow | the |
To- |
and
and | morrow IhIoush
Sings at Roof
Linda Page, who was pinch-hit
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made history in the motion pictures. I wouldn't doubt it. In this corner of the Great Northern Saloon (operated by our favorite saloon-keeper, Marlene Dietrich) is John Wayne. Yay! In the other corner, near the glassware, is rugged Randolph Scott. Boo! The fight starts up in Proprietress Dietrich’'s private suite, crashes over the balcony, rolls
tears down the chandeliers, demolishes two windows and a pair swinging doors and finally
The boys battle one another in
| the style demonstrated recently
and unsuccessfully by Tony Galento. At every blow, you think the roof is coming down, but it's only the crash of splintering bone. The scene is Nome, Alaska; the time, 1900; the plot, the attempt
| of racketeers to steal a gold mine,
and the fight is over Miss Dietrich. 2 ” 2 “ALMOST MARRIED.” the second feature, is pretty fair comedy and there's a “March of Time.”
Ronald Reagan are not exactly identified in the movie audience’s experience as interpreters of great
Strauss, Sigmund Romberg, Franz Schubert,
parts. They have been affiliated for some time with playboy and mystery plots or at best, a wiseguy newspaper man role or two. But they spring the same surprise as Miss Sheridan does. They rise to the occasion, although Mr. Cummings’ pretty-boy appearance
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Betty Field as the terrified, beautiful Cassandra on the border of insanity, keeps pace with Claude Rains as the lonely, desperate Dr. Tower. Theater-goers will recognize Judith Anderson (Lady MacBeth) as Mrs. Harriet Gordon. An upside down casting arrangement, this, with light material taking the leads and the older hands in secondary parts. But the trick is that it works. The light material, including Miss Sheridan and Messrs. Cummings and Reagan, give startlingly good |
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E. Wash. at New Jersey
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Jackie Cooper—Aldrich Family “LIFE WITH HENRY” Chas. Starrett—Russell Hayden “ROYAL MOUNTED PATROL”
SUN. & MON.—2 BIG HITS
Humphrey Bogart—Conrad Veidt
“ALL THRU THE NIGHT” Gene Tierney “SUNDOWN”
Bruce Cabot
| TACOMA
performances. The finished product is intense and moving. I don’t think those
STARTS WEDNESDAY! CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES ‘GONE WITH THE WIND”
who read the book will be disap-
pointed.
luncheon
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
Sponsor Card Party Monday—
Ladies Society to the Brotherhood of Locomotive firemen and enginemen No. 137 will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. Monday at 2308'% W. Michigan st.
0. E. S. to Hold Initiation—
Brightwood chapter 399, O. E. S., will hold its stated meeting at 8 p. m. Monday. are scheduled. Mrs. Helen Reddick
Initiation services
is worthy matron and Herbert Red-
dick is worthy patron.
Club to Honor Mrs. Fisher—A
Tuesday
Marguerite
The committee appointed by Mrs.
Louis G. Prosch, president, includes Mrs. Fred Uhl, chairman, Mesdames Raymond Lane, Bruce C. Frantz, Ernest B. Thompson and J. A. Case.
Joe VanArsdale
in the Hotel Lincoln by the Marguerite Fisher club will honor Mrs. Fisher of Nabb for whom the club was named.
‘| Rule auxiliary of O. E. S. will meet
1847 N. Bradley ave, Legal Fraternity to Hear Wilde—|for a covered dish luncheon.
bankruptcy for the southern district of Indiana, will speak at the luncheon meeting of the local alumni chapter of Sigma Delta Kappa legal fraternity Monday noon in the Canary Cottage. His subject will be “Brother Candidates.” Sixteen alumni members who are candidates for national, state and county offices, subject to the May primary, will be introduced. Sheldon A. Key, president of the fraternity, will preside.
TT OF TIME
Townsend Club Plans Supper— Townsend club No. 14 will sponsor a pitch-in supper at 5:30 p. m. Monday night in the Holliday building. Nominations will be accepted for president of the club. William Rhodes will present a motion picture showing war scenes from Pearl Harber.
0.E. 8
ANN SHERIDAN - ROBT Soi La REAGAN - BETTY
. Auxiliary to Meet—Golden
at the home of Mrs. Hazel Berry,
B JANE FRAZER ROBERT PAIGE
LILI S NEW ARMY"
INDIANA
2442 Plus
E. Wash. 22¢C Tax Bing Crosby “RHYTHM ON RIVER” “CYCLONE ON HORSEBACK” “DICK TRACY vs. CRIME, INC.” SUNDAY—The Bumsteads ‘BLONDIE GOES TO COLLEGE”
Robt. Taylor “JOHNNY EAGER” 2930 Open Plus
PARKER E. 10th 6:45 20¢ Tax
H. Bogart “ALL THRU THE NIGHT” “THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER” AND! Chapt. 1 “Riders of Death Valley” SUN Exciting “DEADLY GAME” . “MAN FROM HEADQUARTERS”
BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS TODAY
Bing Crosby (BIRTH — BLUES”
Mary Martin 2 ? 20 3 joe kre GENE TIERNEY-
SON o/ FURY
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BEDTIME STORY
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[SUN “WOMAN OF THE YEAR” .
“SWING IT SOLDIER”
6116
Sheridan °°, 20c ©
H. Bogart “ALL THRU THE NIGHT" Jeffrey Lynn “BODY DISAPPEARS” AND “Jack Holt of Secret Service” SUN 1st IRVINGTON SHOWINGS ' R. Young “MARRIED BACHELOR’
Wallace “BUGLE SOUNDS”
Beery
; : t 2116 E. Tenth 3: FREE PARKING
Ruth Hussey “MARRIED BACHELOR?” D. Fairbanks, Jr. “CORSICAN BROS.”
SUN thru WED.—2 BIG HITS
Claudette Colbert—John Payne
“REMEMBER THE DAY”
Robt. Young—Marsha Hunt
NORT
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Talbott at end Open Pp,
TALBOTT Cont. Eis
Doug. Fairbanks ‘“CORSICAN BROS. "
Jane Withers ‘SMALL TOWN DEB” 16th & 1:30
CINEMA ns 1% 22g
Pris. Lane “BLUES IN THE NIGHT” Robt. Taylor “JOHNNY EAGER”
Sunday thru Tuesday
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
“CORSICAN BROTHERS”
Walter Brennan § Walter Huston Swamp Water’ |
Monday noon Mrs.
Carl Wilde, Indiana State Bar as-|Sarah Watson will preside at a brief
sociation president and
DISTRICT 41 TO HEAR
BOND CANVASS PLANS
referee in! business ¢ session.
EXAMS SET FOR 10
Hedy
28TH & CENTRAL
HELD OVER—THRU T FIRST CITY SHOWING
ILONA MASSEY, ALLAN CURTIS
“NEW WINE”
Based on the Life of FRANZ SCHUBERT
PLUS JAMES GAGNEY ™
“CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS”
31st & lus Northwestern 20c rus
Lamarr “H. M. PULHAM, Esa ad Brian Donlevy “SOUTH OF TAHITI” SUNDAY—The Bumstead Family
“BLONDIE GOES TO COLLEGE”
Robt. Taylor “JOHNNY EAGER”
“JOE SMITH, AMERICAN” fil
| Ta COLLEGE SPECIAL SAT. MATINE
1. Gene éRidin’ On a Rainbow
(insicaa of “SKYLARK''—DMat. Only, on i Chines WOLF MAN” See Bofh Features Ate 9:30 P. M. CARTOON N—FLASH NEWS “CAPT. MIDNIGHT”—SERIAL FREE COMIC BOOKS TO KIDDIES
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19th & College Stratford . “n Cen June Clyde “SEALED LIPS” Range Busters “WRANGLER'S ROOST" SUNDAY—Jimmy Durante-Jane Wyman
“YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW”
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E. G. Robinson “UNHOLY PARTNERS"
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34th TA-2232 & 111. Thru Tues,
“SON OF FURY”
Madelsie WBAHAMA PASSAGE”
Jas. Cagney “CAPTAINS OF CLOUDS” Bing Crosby “BIRTH OF BLUES”
UN.—YOU MUST SEE IT! “HOW GREEN WA or
MY VALLEY” Young “BED TIME STORY”
BIG FREE PARKING LOT
vocalist with Deacon Moore last week, returns to the Indiana roof tonight, tomorrow and Sunday nights with Dick Pierce.
CONDITION SERIOUS Sparks from a lighted pipe re‘sulted in serious burns to William Baker, 69, of 29 Virginia ave., when he fell asleep in a rocking chair
Cay: cclonnny Eager” and Blondie in his home. The accident hapRITZ — Through Tuesday: pened Thursday and Mr. Baker's Fury” and “Bahama Passage.” condition was reported serious to|day at City hospital.
MECCA—"Sealed Lips” and “King of | Dodge City.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “They Died With Their Boots On” and “Niagara Falls.” Wicd god ‘You're in the N and "Go West Young Lady MOTTO and Monday: “Playmates” Steel Against the Sky.” PARAMOUNT — Lite with Henry” “Rova! Mounted Patrol.” Tomorrow ! Monday: ‘All Through the Night” “Sundown. PARKER— ‘All Through the Night” anc ‘Man Who Care to Dinner.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Dead ly Game” and “Man from Headquarters.” REX — “H. M. Pulham, Esq." and “South of Tahiti.” Tomorrow Turonen {
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Sce BOTH FE ATURES AFTZR 9:30 P. M.
SUN “WOMAN OF THE YEAR” | . “SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS”
STATE POSITIONS
Examinations for 10 state posi-| tions were announced today by w. | Leonard Johnson, state personnel] director. The jobs open and the salaries _ are: Personal assistant,
selves in the vicinity of Indiana university tomorrow may drop in to hear the Indianapolis sympho- | nic choir at 4 p. m. at the univer- | sity’s auditorium. It's free. A group of 50 singers from the university's chorus will supplement the choir in excerpts from Mascagni’s “Rustic Cavalier.” The choir, under the direction of Elmer A. Steffen, will sing choral excerpts from Handel's “Samson” and a number of unaccompanied, six- and eight-part choruses.
Residents of defense district 41 ‘will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday at Meridian Heights Presbyterian church to receive instructions on the “MacArthur Week” war bond and defense campaign. The canvassiag for war bond pledges will be explained and an outline given of the civilian defense program. Defense volunteers will make the campaign canvass April 27 through May 2. District 41 is bounded by 46th st. Capitol ave, Tlst st, Keystone ave. and the Monon railroad.
ART, 30th & III. Open 6:45 TA-7400
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LAST TIMES
HELD OVER Ast Tm
Bette Davis—Ann Sheridan “MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER” A. J. Crenin’s “STARS LOOK DOWN” With Marg. Lockwood-Emlyn Williams SUN. GINGER ROGERS
JAS. STEWART
$140 a month: public assistafice ! we “VIVACIOUS LADY : \ Fredric March—Marg. Sullavan
consultant, $145 to $185. public| health dentist I, $100 to $150; pub-| “80 ENDS OUR NIGHT” lic health dentist II, $225 to $300; chemist II, $200 to $250; field ex- ame aminer, $170 to $215; county wel- ELE | CRG bo TAGE fare director I, $100 to $175; county| The BS, rR welfare director II, $150 to $225;| Comes to Life! RE id U E : N O | ON OUR SCREEN | -
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Starts 1 P. M. John Payne Claudette Colbert
BELMON Cont. Showings “REMEMBER THE DAY”
Jas. Cagney—Allen Hale | “HURRY, CHARLIE, HURRY”
“CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS” Ken Murray “SWING IT SOLDIER” 2702 Warren William SUN “CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS" . Zasu Pitts “MISS POLLY”
STATE W. 10th Ruth Ford 2540 W. Cs
“SECRETS OF THE LONE WOLF” “LONE RIDER FIGHTS BACK” | 2 Bruce Cabot DAISY Michigan Constance Bennet§
Midnite Show Tonite—Doors Open 12 “They Died With Their Boots On” “WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES” Richard Arlen “TORPEDO BOAT”
asu Pitts, “Miss Polly” “THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON” | “CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS" Zasu Pitts “MISS POLLY” ‘SUN. #GENTLEMAN AT ou 5 county welfare offices, employment
service offices or the personnel di- SOUTH SIDE
vision at 141 S. Meridian st. eS | ] |
RIVOLI—Through tomorrow:
“Ca tains of the Clouds” and ri
“Sullivan's
HEAR “JACKIE” BURRIS
YOU WILL STIRRED AND THRIiLLED TO LEARN WHAT THE BIBLE HAS TO SAY ur ® CONDITIONS. WILL INDIA FALL TO THE JAPS? |S THE BRITISH EMPIRE "FINISHED?" IS CHRIST COMING SOON?
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2:30 “Shall We Accept the Pope of Rome As the Religious Shepherd of the World?”
SUNDAY NIGHT, 7:30
BEAUTIFUL AND TOUCHING ILLUSTRATED SERMON WITH 12 CHARACTERS
“THE DIVIDED HOME”
World-Renowned Evan. TONIGHT, 7:30 gelist, Writer, Traveler. MOVING PICTURES OF INDIA AND EGYPT IN COLOR
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10,000 SEATS —INTERDENOMINATIONAL—
welfare visitor, $75 to $125 in smaller counties and $90 to $145 in| 'larger counties, and casework su-! | pervisor I, $125 to $145. | Applications for the examinations for these positions must be filed by| May 6, except for the latter two on which the closing date has been set as May 9. | The application forms may be obtained from state institutions,
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DAILY BROADCASTS
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