Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1942 — Page 4

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Gene Autry + Smiley Burnette “HEART OF THE RIO GRANDE” Henry Fonda “MALE ANIMAL”

“WOMAN OF THE YEAR” Paulette Goddard “LADY HAS PLANS”

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Gene Tierney “SHANGHAI GESTURE” Joan Blondell “3 GIRLS ABOUT TOWN”

[NEiGHBORHOODS

ONE OF THE SWINGIEST MUSICALS .of the year, “The Fleet's In” drops anchor in the neighborhood houses this week.

This picture is full of talent,

both old and new, with Dorothy

Lamour and William Holden in the leading roles. If you enjoy singing, then youll like to hear Betty Jane Rhodes entertaining an auditorium full of sailors by singing the title song of

the picture as it opens” Then theré’s: Bob Eberly singing the hit tune, “Tangerine,” with Jimmy Dorsey and his fine band. Keep a close eye on the'climax of the picture when the sailors have the big party at the dance hall. The picture will be at the Granada and Strand tomorrow through Sunday, the Daisy Sunday and Monday d the Belmont, Irving, Rivoli, St. Clair and Speedway Sunday through Tuesday. ” ” n A GOOD COMEDY is “The Male Animal,” which is playing at the Belmont, Irving, Rivoli, Vogue and Zaring through Saturday. Starring Henry Fonda, Olivia de Havilland, Jack Carson and Joan Leslie, it is the story of a young serious university professor and the trouble he runs into when his wife’s former boy friend comes back to the college.

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YOU MIGHT HAVE thought that the monster in “Frankenstein” was dead, but he isn't. He returns in the “Ghost of Frankenstein,” at the Irving, Rivoli and St. Clair through Saturday and the Strand tomorrow through Sunday. Lon Chaney and Bela Lugosi are the guys who try to scare you to death. f J os #

THE USUAL Wednesday and Sunday openings of new shows at the Strand have been changed for this week. Program changes will be made Thursday and Monday instead of on the regular nights and the old schedule will go back nto effect May 27. » » ”

THE MID-WEEK SCHEDULE

ELMONT—Through Saturday: “He of Be Rio Grande” and * Ma Ania: " CINEMA—Through Saturday: “Woman of he Year” and ‘‘Joe Smith, American.” DAISY—Through tomorrow: “Woman of the Year” and “Lady Has Plans.” DRIVE-IN—‘“Woman of the Year’ and shorts. Tomorrow through Saturday: ok Who's Laughing” and “Three Cockeyed Sailors. ..EMERSON—‘‘Shanghai Gesture” and Lady for a Night.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “part | of the Rio Grande” and “Fly -by Nigh

ESQUIRE—' New: has, Failed” and “Remember the Ni Tomorrow through Safurday: * Weéman of the Year” ‘“This Woman Is Mine.” PFOUNTAIN SQUARE. Through Friday: ‘Heart of the Rio Grande” and ‘Young America GRA N AD A—‘Black Dragons” and pon’ t Get Personal.” Tomorrow through Sunday: “The Fleet's In” and “Fly by

HAMILTON—‘ ‘Roxie Hart” and ‘‘Young America.” Tomor: rrow through Saturday “Paris Calling” and “Swing It, Soldier.” »

IRVING—Throu mn Saturday: ‘Male Animal” and “G of Frankenstein.” MECCA—Thr hoy Eo “Swing It. Soldier” and ‘“Bad Man.”

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The Lk Prize Novel elezeLeon Errol ‘Mexican Spitfire at Sea,”

ORIENTAL Sullty vans I Travels” and rrow through v: Rote Hart” and “Bom! bay Pr.”

PARAMOUNT—"Oarolina Moors and “A pointment for Love.” Tom wand day: ‘Second Chorus” Sr Visteel Against the Sky. ' ER—Through tomorrow: ‘Comin’ 'RounG. the Mountain” and “Red River Valley.” REX—Through tomorrow: po and a Jill” and “So Ends r Nig RITZ gong of the “Islands” ‘“What’ ookin’.’”’ Tomorrow through Saturday: Paris Calling” and “Shanghai

Gestu Through Saturday: ‘Mal and “Gnost of Frankenstein. CLAIR—Through Saturday: “Ghost of Fronktnttein® and “Born to Sing.” SANDERS—“Blondie Goes to College” and . “Two Latins from Manhattan.” Tomorrow through Sat turday: “Mr, District Attorney” and ‘Dude ‘Cowhoy.” SHERIDAN—"To Bé or Not to Be’ ang anrooklvn Orchid.” Tomorrow thro Saturday: NSnepherd of of ne Hills" and “Riders of the Purple Sa SPEEDWAY — Th . h tomorrow: ghanghal Gesture” and “Three Girls

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ST ATE Through Nigh to College’’ and “All Through the

TEAND_ Remarkable Andrew” and Will mg. Tom 10TTOW. through y: *5 The eet's hos

and “Ghost of Frankenstein.” STRATFORD—Thr Design for Scandal” an COMA — Through OEOETOW: Ciatiss ” and ‘‘Bombay Clipper.’ TALBO TI=Throush Saturday: ‘Valley of the Sun’ and ‘Call Out the Marines. TUXEDD-—ThrouEh tomorrow: ‘‘Tanks a Million” Nd Top Sergeant Mulligan.” UPTOW. -— Through Satirday: “Belle Starr” hi ie ‘Charley’s Aun VOGUE — Takoveh Saturdey: Avimal and “Son of Fury RING — na “Built Saturday: ASB and “Bullet Scars.”

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Pianists Enroll In Local Meet

Several hundred student pianists from Indianapolis and surrounding towns have enrolled in a three-day piano meet which starts Friday in Hotel Washington for honors in the ninth annual piano playing auditions. Sponsored by the Indianapolis chapter of the National Guild of Piano Teachers, the local meet will be part of a nation-wide movement

which is held each year by the guild to set up definite goals with rewards for the piano students as an inducement toward deeper study of artistic piano playing. More than 12,000 students in 112 music centers will participate. Bomar Cramer is general chairman for the Indianapolis event and Hugh Ridout, Detroit, Mich., wellknown pianist-teacher, will judge the contestants here.

WHEN DOES IT START?

INDIANA

“In This Our Life,” with Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland, George Brent and Dennis Morgan, ‘at 132: y 3:42, 6:55 and 10:08. “Mexican Spitfire at Sea,” with Lupe Velez an Loon Errol, at 11:08, 2:21, 5:34 and 8:4

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“Broadway,” with Geonae: Rah and Pat rarien, at 12:40, 7 and

0:1 iiSieepy Time Gal,” with Sudy Canova, at 11:15, 2:25, 5:35 and 8:45.

LOEW'S

Trane iia That, » with Spencer Hedy Taman and John Garfield, Vet 11, 1:45, 4:35, 7:20 and 10:10. “About Face,” with William Tracy and Joe Sawyer, at 12:50, 3:35

and 9:10 LYRIC

“My Gal Sal,” with Rita Hayworth and Victor Mature, at 12:34, 3:54, 7:04 and 10:1 “Secret as of Japan,” with Preston Foster and 30 Bari, at 11:15, 2:35, 5:45.and 8

HALE TER ALL Ubi hd SPECTACLES!

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June Carroll is a member of the team of “Fitz and Carroll” in Keith’s new stage show, “Footlight Parade,” which opens tomorrow for four days. Heading the revue will be Harry Savoy, former stooge and gag man for\ Eddie Cantor. The movie i$ “Shepherd of the Ozarks,” with Elviry Weaver, Frank Albertson, the Weaver Brothers, Marilyn Hare and Thurston Hall.

NAMED COMMANDER AT CAMP ATTERBURY

Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind, May 20.—Col. Welton Matthews Modisette of New York, a cavalry officer, will command Camp Atterbury, huge new army camp being built near here, Col. Modisette arrived here yesterday to inspect the camp and went on to' Ft. Knox, Ky. today to choose officer personnel for the camp. The new commandant said he

|had been given a choice of four

new army camps and that he had chosen Atterbury. Col. Clarence Lineberger, F't. Knox, has been selected as quartermaster commanding officer for the new camp which is expected to receive its first consignment of troops sometime next month.

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Harrington Is Associate Orchestra Manager.

Howard Harrington, Boston, has been appointed associate manager of the Indianapolis symphony orchestra for the coming year, Dr. G. H .A. Clowes, president of the Indiana state symphony society, announced today. The manager of thé symphony is Franklin Miner, who has been called to active duty with the navy. Mr. Harrington will arrive here next week and will be joined later

|by his wife and young daughter.

Known to audiences of the local

__|orchestra for his appearances here | |as tenor soloist in the presentations .:|lof Kodaly’s “Psalmus Hungaricus” . land Mozart's “Requiem,” Mr. Har:|rington’s musical career has in_|cluded concert and recital appear- : lances in most parts of the country.

He has been associated with

i |Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the : | Indianapolis orchestra, since 1935 :lwhen he was a member of the : |Sevitzky vocal ensemble. He has

been with the Bertha Wells con-

Mr. Harring-

season’s plans.

GRABLE IN HOSPITAL

HOLLYWOOD, May 20 (U. P.).— Agiress Betty Grable was reported showing improvement today at Cedars of Lebanon hospital where she was being treated for an infection in her side. Her physician said she probably may need an operation later.

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‘TORTILLA FLAT STARTS 2D WEEK

“Tortilla Flat,” the film version of John Steinbeck’s story of the California “paisanos,” made such a hit with Indianapolis movie fans that Loew’s has decided to hold it over another week. The stars are Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr, John Garfield, Frank Morgan and Akim Tamiroff.

CHILD DROWNS IN DITCH

WASHINGTON, Ind., May 20 (U. P).—John Ralph Cannon, 21-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paris Cannon, Loogootee, drowned yesterday when he fell from the porch of his parent’s home into a water-filled ditch. The mother

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