Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1942 — Page 19

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Fox Features

New Dance Star

THE NEW, traveling burlesque show which opens at the Fox theater today features Irene O’Dare, who makes her first Indianapolis appéarance. Al Rio and Everette La wson are the comedy team. The extra-add-ed attraction is ‘ Dottie Wahl. Irene O'Dare Louise Rogers remains for another week and Joan Anderson also is spotlighted.

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VOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS

Trials of Two Acrobats

ON THE STAGE AT KEITH'S this week are the Mudson Wonders, sometimes known as the “Hudson Sisters” or simply “Ray and Geraldine.” They alone are worth the price of admission and if you ever have wondered what acrobatic dancers think about while going through their gyrations, these girls can tell you. They worry. It seems that there is more to acrobatic detvivg hry simply a good set of conditioned reflexes. At the apex of a spin, they can see the first four rows of the audience and if anyone happens to be reading a newspaper or sleeping, it upsets them.

“I am thinking about the audience most of the time,” said Geraldine, the taller of the two who keeps her hands or feet on the stage most of the time while Ray is in the air. “At a show like this, you see mostly men in the front row. But when there's a name band on the stage, you see the front rows filled with women and girls. I'd rather see the men.” Ray said they worried most about the music. If the music is off, that’s bad.

The Hudson Sisters

said. I expressed a doubt about that. But Mrs. H. E. Hudson, the mother of the girls, assured me I

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was very wrong. “The drums” she said, “the drums. They've got to be right.” = = = Age Worries MRS. HUDSON ought to know. She was one of the original “English Tilla Girls” years ago and she had Geraldine and Ray dancing on the stage at the age of 5 and 6

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respectively. “Why, they danced for the soldiers coming home from the last war,” said Mrs. Hudson. “Oh, no, mother!” said Geraldine. “It was several years after the war.” “Yes, it really was, were not that old,” said Ray. “Well, they were soldiers and they were coming home from the war,” said Mrs. Hudson. “How | these girls worry about their age.”

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their age, ready to back down at the first sign of hostility. “Oh, do we have to tell?” demanded Geraidine. “Well, why not?” said Mrs. Hudson. “That's perfectly silly. Two young girls worrying about their ages like that.”

“Well,” said Geraldine, “I'm 21.» She blushed, too. “I'm 22,” said Ray, frankly, “and I'll be 23 in"—she flashed a glance at Geraldine—“pretty soon.” “Just say 21 and 22, please, if you have to,” said Geraldine. So if you happen to see the act where Ray does a fast series of flips over the head of her prostrate sister, feet skimming Geraldines blond curls, you will know that the girls are worrying. Not about Ray kicking Geraldine in

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gl PIANIST IN RECITAL Mildred Allen. Indianapolis pianist, will give a recital at Indiana university at 8:15 Pp. m. Monday. Her program consists of selections by classical and modern American composers. A graduate of the Jordan conservatory, Miss Allen maine tains a local studio.

a Sg OFFER SWANEE REVUE The “Swanee River Revue,” featuring an all-Negro cast with Eddie Lemont and his troupe, is the current entertainment offered by the New Red Gables night clib. Danee musi¢ is furnished by Curly Newport and his orchestra.

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_ “Kings Row.” with Ann Sheridan, Robert Cymmings a and Ronald ReaEO at 11:} 4:30, 7:05 and

“Kings Row” at 1:30,

9:35. INDIANA “Saboteur,” with Robert Cummings and Priscilla Lane, at 12: 39, 3:45,

6:53 and 10. Lil,” with Irene Herve:

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Liederkrangz, its 70th anni-| versary concert at 8:15 p. m. to morrow at the Liederkranz Hall, | Mrs. Ludbe soloist assisted by Carl Kiefer at the

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FRIDAY. APRIL 24 1002

Second Week for 'Kings Row"

Robert Cummings, Ann Sheridan and Ronald Reagan move from the Indiana to the Circle for their second downtown week in “Kings Row.” Mr. Cummings is also busy at the Indiana in “Saboteur,” the W. Washington st. theater's new attraction.

FILM DEPICTS MARCH

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Maureen O'Hara is still around town. “To the Shores of Tripoli,” that movie about the marines, does another week at the Lyric.

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TECH CLASS GIVES COMEDY TONIGHT

Arsenal Tech's senior class play, “Western Union, Please,” will be presented at 8 tonight at the high school gymnasium. Members of the cast are Virginia Charlton, James Mutter, Betty Fleming, Jeanne Bundy, Edward Teppig, Bernard DeKalb, Lural Coryell, Marilyn Mackey, Geraldine Heath, Marian Ball, Robert Sachs, Noel Jones, Robert Payne, William Gommel, Gordon Gates, John Miller, Randall Bradford, Arthur Baron, John Meredith and Jay Halcomb.

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