Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1942 — Page 14
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i PACE “ Bette Davis
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~ In New Film
Plays Role of Cruel Sister In Feature at
Indiana.
“In This Our Life,” which opened at the Indiana yesterday, is a poig-
soon. Bette Davis, as the selfish, incon- | siderate “member of the once proud ‘Timberlake family, again proves that she is deserving of any and all praise critics have heaped on her in the past. She’s cruel, capricious— ‘the type that would commit murder if she believed it would bene-
All during her splendid ‘performance, Bette will have you hating her and at the same time liking her and wondering what she will do next. Has Able Support
Ably supported by Olivia de Havilland, who portrays her sister, Roy, George Brent, as Craig, Dennis Morgan, as Peter, Charles Coburn, as her uncle and Frank Craven, as her father, Miss Davis, as Stanley, first begins to take what she wants when she runs away with Roy’s husband, Peter.
But the runaways cannot get|i
along and in the end, Peter Kills himself and Stanley comes back to ‘the Timberlake home. It is then that she attempts to win back her former fiance, Craig, who has since found solace and comfort with Roy. Stanley: attempts to force Craig - to meet her at a roadside tavern and when he stands her up, she drives away angrily. She .fails to notice a woman and her daughter crossing the street and runs them down, killing the little girl.
Coburn and Craven Good
An attempt to place the blame on a young man who does odd jobs for the family fails in the end and Stanley seeks to escape from the ‘police in the car her uncle provided her. The end comes in the blazing wreck of an automobile on a lonely country road. . Mr. Coburn and Mr. Craven are ‘outstanding in their roles and the work of Miss de Havilland is, as usual, splendid. It’s a memorable experience.
2 ” The second feature is “Mexican Spitfire at Sea,” starring Lupe Velez and Leon Errol. Charles (Buddy) Rogers and Zazu Pitts top the supporting cast.—F. W.
WEEDE TO APPEAR AS SOLOIST TONIGHT
Robert Weede, young American baritone of the Metropolitan Opera, ‘will appear here tonight as soloist with the Indianapolis Maennerchor at 8:30 o'clock in the AthenaeumTurners. Accompanists will be Miriam Otto for Mr. Weede and Dorothy Merrill Ritter for the Maennerchor.
B-b-b-Bing! |
The camera caught Harry L. (Bing to you) Crosby in a pensive mood on the set of his latest film for Paramount, “Holiday Inn.” Bing, who has been absent from his regular radio series because of a golf match for charity, also is scheduled soon to appear in another of those short subjects on golf.
WHEN DOES IT START?
INDIANA
“In This Our Life,” with Davis, Olivia de Havilland, George Sine aid Dennis Morgan, ‘at 12:29, 3: and 10:08.
nd Leo at Sea,” . with Lupe Jeles 20 an Leon Errol, at 11:08, an andes at 12:29, 3:42, 6:55
3 “Mexican,” at 2:21, 5:34
CIRCLE
“Broadway,” with Geoize Rag and mo Brien, at 12:40, 3:5 7 and:
“Sleepy Time Gal,” Fin uy Canova, at 11:15, 2: 25, 5:35 and 3: 45. Su nday— Broadway.” at 4:05, 7:10 and 10:15; “Sleepy,” at 2:40, 5:45 and 8:50.
KEITH'S “Girl From Alaska,” with Jean Parker and Ray Middleton, at 12:10, 2:40, 5:10, 7:40, 10:10 and_ 12:30. Sta e Show—-Time of Your Life,” at 1: 4:10, 6:40, 9il0 and 11:31. Shngay Girl at 12:15, 2:45, 5:15, 7:45 and a HS Stage, at 1: 45, 4:15, 6:41 and 9
NR Ss “Tortilla . Flat,” with Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr and John Garfield, at 11, 1:45, 4:35, 7:20 and 10:10. “About Face,” with William Tracy and g Joe Sawyer, at 12:50, 3:35, 6:25
and ‘ LYRIC
“My Gal Sal,” with Rita Hayworth and Victor Mature, at 12:34, 3:54, 7:04 and 10:14. “Secret Agent of Japan,” with Preston Foster and Lynn Bari, at 11:15, 2:35, 5:45 and 8:55. Sunday—*Sal,” at 1, 4:07, 7:14 and Pr “Agent,” at 3:55, 6:02 and
Clarence Elbert is director of the| chorus. . Included among Mr. Weede’s se-| lections are “Aprile,” by Tosti; “Visione Veneziana,” by Brogi; “Aria: Contifiana, vil razza dannata, from ‘Rigoletto’” by Verdi, and several modern selections. He also will be heard in “Danny Deever,” by Damrosch, accompanied by the Maennerchor.
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PELLET TO SING IN CENTRAL RECITAL
Austin Pellet, baritone, will ap- ’| pear in’ a recital at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Kephart Memorial auditorium on the campus of Indiana Central college. Mr. Pellet, who lives in Brook, Ind., is a senior at the college and a student of Esther Becker. Miss Anna Mary Glick, teacher of piano at the college, will be the accompanist. .
ACTRESS GETS DIVORCE
HOLLYWOOD, May 16 (U. P.. —Actress Lynne Carver won a divorce yesterday from Nicholas Mayfack, studio executive, after she testified that he drank excessively “and it so embarassed me that I became ill.” She won a property settlement of $100 a week for three years.
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NEIGHBORHOODS
By FRANK WIDNER ep t———— THE NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER Kiddie Klubs have opened a
campaign for new members.
Managers of the Emerson and Sheridan have installed registration desks in the lobbies of their respective theaters so that the youngsters may sign up when they go to the show. The Rivoli already has a registration system set up for each Saturday matinee.
Members of the Kiddie Klubs receive free annual theater parties, picnics and a gratis pass to the show on their birthday. The age limit is 12 and those already registered are not: required to do so again. ” ” =
DON WRIGHT at ihe Rivoli tells us that those Saturday night late shows his theater has been featuring are getting more and more popular with defense workers who work on odd shifts. The theater brings back a revival each Saturday to add to the regular bill. Tickets can be obtained after 11 p. m. and the late show usually starts around 11:30. “I Take This Woman,” with Hedy Lamarr, Spencer Tracy and Laraine Day, is tonight's scheduled added attraction. » o » THAT HORROR show starring Bela Lugosi, “Black Dragon,” has moved to the South side and will be at the Granada Monday through Wednesday along with Hugh Herbert in “Don’t Get Personal.”
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BILLNSHIRLEY, the Indianapolis lad who has been doing all right for himself out in Hollywood, can be seen in “Sailors on Leave,” the attraction at the Parker tomorrow and Monday. Bill, the son of Luther Shirley, Indianapolis, is now working on “Tiger Flyers” and is scheduled to appear in “Broadway Goes to College” and “My Buddy.” Twenty years old, Bill is hoping to come home this summer before he goes into the army.
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DUE TO THE government’s efforts to cut down on power supply, the Uptown will inaugurate a new policy effective Monday which will cut approximately one hour off the regular power usage. Beginning Monday the theater will move its opening time to 6:45 p. m. instead of the 5:45 p. m. opening it has had in the past. ” ” V'’ and “Mr.
Tomorrow through Is Willing’ and “Re-
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BELMONT—“Mr. Goes to Town.” Tuesday: “Lady magkable Andrew.” MA—‘Ride °'Em Cowboy” “Blackout.” Tomorrow . throu day: Rhythm on the River’ an in the Draft.’ DAISY—‘ ‘Mr. Bug Goes to Town” and “Castle in the Desert.’ Tomorrow and Monday: “To Be or Not to Be” and “Brooklyn Orchid.” DRIVE-IN—‘“Ride 'Em Cowboy” and “Parachute Battalion.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Woman of the Year’ and Shorts. ; EMERSON—‘‘Remarkable Andrew’’ and “Mr. Bug Goes to To wn.” Tomorrow through Wedn ee eh Shanghai Gesture” and “Lady for a
ESQUIRE—“Ride
and Tues“Caught
Ee Cowboy” and ‘Captains of the Clouds.” Tomorrow throu Wednesday: “The Light that ”’ and “Remember the Night.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE Th Tough on ess day: aly Has Plans’ and “North the Klond GRANADA-—Through tomorrow: ‘The Lady Is Willing’ and *¢ Bg on Her Fingers. ” Monday through ack Dragon” and ‘Don’t
HAMILTON—‘ ‘Wolf Man” Woman Mine.” ‘Tomo! Wednesday: “Roxie Hart” America.
IRVING—Through tomorrow: “Rings on Her Fingers” and “Remarkable Anrew.’
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and “This rrow through and ‘Young
MECCA—‘Bombay Clipper” and ‘Secret of the Wasteland.” Tomorrow through iE Tyesday: “Babes on Broadway” and ‘“Hayfoot.” ORIENTAL—‘ ‘Wolf Man’’ and ‘Juke Tomorrow through Monay: “Son of Fury”. and iJoe Smith, American.” PARAMOUNT — “Mercy Island’ and ‘Riders of dhe Badlan Tomorrow and Monday: “Ride Em " Cowboy” and Pliyans ‘ravels.”
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‘Em and
and Monday: Pr ‘Public Enemies.” REX—‘‘Steel Against the Sky” and “Bed Time Sto Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Bombay Clipper” and ‘Ride 'Em .Cowboy RITZ—* ‘Sullivan's Travels” and “New Wine.” Tomorrow ihionen Wednesday: EeOnE of the Islands” kin’,
RIVOLI-—‘‘Black Dragons’ With Two Lives.” Last show only: Take This Woman.” Tomorrow through ye . ‘Lady Is Willing” and “Mr
and “Man i
CLAIR—‘“Rings on Her Fingers” ry ov Boron Before the Divorce.” Tomorrow h Tuesday: dy, Js willing” a markable Andrew
SAN : E RS —‘‘Man Be etrayed” and “Thunder Over the Prairies.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Confirm or Deny” and “Corsican Brothers.”
SHERIDAN—“Birth of the Blues” and Tomorrow throu Wednesda, Brooklyn Orchid” and * 2S
Be or Not To CE A oii White and Perfect” and “Mr. Bug Goes to Town.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “To Be or Not to Be” a “Brooklyn Orchid.” STATE—‘ ‘Bombay Clipper” and “The Traitor.” Tomorrow t rough Tuesday: or ady Be Good” and ‘Shanghai Ges-
STRAND-Rings on Her Fingers” and ‘Burma Con Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Remarkable Andrew” and “Lady Is Willing
STRATFORD: ‘Stork Work Off’ and Toy Heilza Ma i Lined a tPipagh n ” an “ow Be Good.” Popp TACOMA—‘“‘Cadet Girl” and “Tanks a Million.” Tomorrow throu; ugh Tuesday: “Bed Time Story” and aptains of the Clouds.
ALB OT] —a)omo of the South Seas’ ‘‘Blackou Tomorrow through Tuesday: KWoman of the Year” and “Road to Happiness.”
TUXED! Ov Juke Box Jenny” and ‘Bed Time Story.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Captains of the Clouds” and “Joe Smith, America: UPTOWN—‘‘Lady, = Willing” and ‘“Remarkable Andrew. Tomorrow throug! Tuesday: “Rings on Her Fingers” an “Torpedo Boat.’ and
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Tuesday M. “Shanghai Gesture. 5 ZARING 5 pangerously and “Mr. es v) “Mr.
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CHUCK SMITH BAND PLAYS AT WESTLAKE
Chuck Smith and his orchestra is Se ———— as oleae eb Westlake, where the | |summer season has beer formally opened.
They Live” own. " Tomor rrow * and “Blondie
Featuring Charles Baker on the|. trumpet and Bill Croker as vocalist,
the band will play every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday night this summer, The orchestra played in the Union building at Indiana university each afternoon the past winter): and made numerous - one-night stands in Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky.
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O'Brien and Raft Teamed
Score Triumph in Gang Thriller at Circle.
Universal picked a good 'team when they selected Pat O’Brien and George Raft to co-star in the screen version of the famous stage success, “Broadway,” which opened at the Circle yesterday. The studio also brought two comparatively newcomers as far as the public is concerned into roles where they get a chance to show what they can do. These young ladies are Janet Blair and Anne Gwynne, the former whom you might remember as a singing star with the late Hal Kemp and his orchestra. Pat O'Brien is cast ‘as the wise member of New York’s homicide squad and George Raft plays the
|role- of a hoofer striving to reach
the top. ; A Bootleg Era Drama The scene is laid in the prohibitionr era, when life meant little to
the hoodlums in the liquor racket. Brod Crawford is one of these and
he starts himself on the downgrade when he kills his rival mobster, Damijan O'Flynn,’ who is planning to quit the racket and marry Anne Gwynne.
Crawford but soon discovers that
dancing career with Mr. Raft. Flashback Style Used
Hard feelings between Crawford and Raft over the attentions of Miss|gr, Blair result in the latter being framed for the murder of Flynn. Pat O'Brien, with a heart that is|?® bigger than the job he has to do, is the typical Irish cop who knows when and where to ask the questions and when to keep his mouth shut. The film is presented in a flashback manner, that is, the picture opens in the present era with Mr. Raft revisiting the scene of the night club where he used to dance.
‘ | There, he tells the story of his rise
to fame to the nightwatchman of a construction company that is building a bowling alley on the spot. It’s good entertainment, with a well rounded cast. » ” ”
Skinnay Ennis and his orchestra, along with the singing of Judy Canova, provide the high spots for “Sleepy Time Gal”, the second feature at the Circle this week.— F.W.
Organizations
Benefit Group to Meet—Fidelity review No. 140, Women’s Benefit association, will hold a business session at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday in Castle hall, 230 E. Ohio st. Mrs. Hannah Hiatt is president.
O. E. S. Initiation Monday — Prospect chapter 452, O. E. S., will hold an initiation at 7:45 p. m. Monday at the Prospect Masonic hall, Prospect and State sts.
Auxiliary to Hold Luncheon—Golden Rule auxiliary, O. E. S., will have a luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. Edna Rathert, 737 S. Meridian st. Mrs. Sarah Watson will preside.
Arrange May Festival — Naomi
{chapter and auxiliary, O. E. S., will
hold a May festival May 29 at the Y. W. C. A, 329 N. Pennsylvania st. Card playing is on the afternoon program, with a dinner following.
Card Party at Post Tonight—The auxiliary of the Burns-West-Strie-beck post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will sponsor a card party at 8 o'clock tonight at the post hall, Denny and E. Washington sts.
Liberty Lawyer to Speak—Walter Bossert, Liberty, Ind., attorney, will speak at a pitch-in supper of Townsend club No. 9, Odd Fellow hall, Hamilton and Washington sts., at 6 p. m. Monday, Blanche L. McKinney, secretary, announces.
Moose Band Sponsors Party— The Kitchen Band of the Women of the Moose will sponsor a card party tonight at Mae's restaurant, 845 Massachusetts ave. with Mrs. Mae Aufderheide in charge. A second card party will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Moose temple, 135 N. Delaware st.
School Sponsors Skating — The Fleming Garden school will sponsor a skating party Monday ‘night at the Riverside Roller rink.
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volunteers from the Indiana area.
completed and will be adequate to handle large groups of recruits in the next few weeks. Coast guard officers point out that because the service is the smallest of the armed fotces, its men work under close supervision of commanding officers and therefore are quickly selected for promotion if they show merit. ” » 2 Leon Zawisza, concert master of the Indianapolis symphony orchestra since 1938, has been inducted into the army at Ft. Harrison as a private. Mr. Zawisza was the youngest concert master of any symphony in the country. Another of the looal orchestra’s first chair men, Jules Salkin, first violinist since 1937, previously was inducted into the army and now is stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky.
Paratrooper Promoted
Pvt. John H, Goldey of Indianapolis, has been promoted to sergeant in the headquarters company of the parachute infantry, Ft. Benning, Ga.
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They are:
David L. Jack, 18, 3813 Rockville rd.; John E, Pedlow, 20, 2423 N. Delaware st.: Edward H. Harrington, 26, po N. Hamilton ave.; Ray C. ley, . Sione ave.; bert
ol ave.; i ng ave.; an! J. McBride, ‘at 43316 oh ekn ave.; George H. 2, 16 Central ave.: 3 26, 908 Eastern ave.: , ARIn, 19, 1431 Hiatt st.; Howard 8. Davison, 18, 3025 Colorado ave.; Herher 2 Finklin, 3, alter M. 3 $325 College ave.; - Robert W. 20. 6 Carrollton ave.; Herman P. Stat
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Joins the Marines
Kenneth Joseph Heydon, 24, son of -Mrs. Anna Hubbard, 202 Park- - view ave, has joined the marine corps and is en route to an unannounced destination. Mr. Heydon was a baseball star while attending Technical high school and was timekeeper at the C. H. Wallerich Co. Kenneth Heydon pefore enlisting in the marine corps with 45 other Indianapolis men. s
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Dr. Sparks Is Major
Dr. Alan L, Sparks has been commissioned major in the medical corps and has reported for dufy at Billings hospital at Ft. Harrison. Dr. Sparks is married, has one son and lives at 4310 Central ave. He is a graduate of Indiana university school of medicine and for 16 years has practiced in ear, nose and throat diseases with offices in the Hume-Mansur building.
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Donald S. Wilcoxen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wilcoxen, Indianapolis, has been promoted from corporal to sergeant in company G of the second regiment at the quartermaster replacement center, Pt. Warren, Wyo.
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Enjoys Furlough Here
Sergi. Robert E. Hobbs has returned to Ft. Benning, Ga., after spending a 10-day furlough visiting his mother Mrs. Frances Brooks, 2144 E. Michigan st. Sergt. Hobbs is a graduate of Technical high school and is with the 151st infantry at Pt. Benning.
turned to Portsmouth, Va., after several days’ visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alven Stoneburner, 4404 E. 21st st. He is serving with the coast artillery. Before joining the army last October, Pvt. Stoneburner was employed in the warehouse at Ft. Harrison. = ” ” Lieut. D. John Turpin, 4103 College ave., has been transferred from Carlisle Barracks, Pa. to Camp Grant, Ill, where he will become sanitary officer. While at Carlisle, Lieut. Turpin was assistant to the commanding officer of the medical
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Great Lakes naval training station. |J:
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Pvt. Irvan Stoneburner has re-
RRs a RR a 2 The United States coast guard is now accepting enlistments for the A recruiting office. has been opened here -at 210 Kresge building for
Until now the coast guard has been forced to restrict recruiting because of overtaxed training facilities. New training bases have been|
field service school detachment. He
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Michigan. J Pvt. ‘Joseph Leon Huffman, of
828 River ave, has been promoted
to corporal at Camp Croft, 8. C., where he has been in training for several months,
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James A. Hogshire, 4503 N. Pennsylvania st., an official of the Wake Up System, Inc., has been commissioned a captain in the army air corps and will enter the commanding officers training school at Miami, Fla. before being sent to Randolph Field, Tex., for active duty. He is a native of Lebanon and attended Wabash college.
47 Inducted at Fort
Forty-seven Marion county men from selective service board No. 8 are new inductees:
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