Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1942 — Page 14
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ p= Kay Kyser Due at Circle July I0 Kept Mum on Shakedownis
_ SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1942 DELAY ACCEPTANCE | project is the biggest ever unders
taken in the city. It is being care OF WAR HOMES BIDS ried out to furnish living accommo= | dations for the expanding personnel Acceptance of bids for the 50-| of the naval ordnance plant, unit Irvington defense housing proj- ———————————————— ect have been postponed until June INSTALL SLATE MONDAY 30, Allied Architects & Engineers| Newly elected department officers
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RVOICE 7rom the Batcony
by RICHARD LEWIS
End of an Era
AT THE CIRCLE this week, they finally bury Bogart. He was a tough hombre to get, but Hollywood finally got him in “The Big Shot,” where his fine dramatic talent is kicked around considerably.
It isn't a bad picture.
It can’t be, because it has Mr.
Bogart
to hold it together until, as all Hollywood gangsters must, — meets
a sad end. Fortunately, at this It seems to me that “The Big | Shot” will be doing a salutary service to the community if it marks
And, when
dary long ago what is left Bogart? Pushed around, double-crossed, framed and shot are not ali Mr. Bogart goes through in this film He also suffers the experience of having his own
they bury
who can’t or won't act, and a trite story. However, there is a cops-and-robbers chase in the film which beats anything I ever saw. It is a long, slippery chase up and down hairpin-turn mountain roads in the snowy Catskills and I bet it wasted more good tire rubber in three minutes than the average motorist consumes in Six months. It certainly makes the kids cheer for Bogart. The story is about an shot who is goaded into an attempt to make a comeback by his ex-pals and an empty stomach. They get him in the end and they bury him, and professionally, = » » “WHISPERING GHOSTS” Circle's second bill, has Berle in it and some light comedy, spookified by a treasure hunt in the bilge of an old boat. number of sinister characters participate and when not looking for treasure evervone is looking for Brenda Joyce, who eiutehing hands with consider-
able skill. Not bad, not bad. ® » »
The Circle's Stage I® ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE were needed as proof of this column’s contention that stage shows are on the way back, it found in the plans of Art Baker, Circle manager. He has booked Kay Kyser & Co. July 10 Ted Weems and his band and Judy Canova open up the Circle's summertime series of stage attractions July 3. After Kyser, comes Skinnay Ennis July 17. with the Calgary Bros, comedians, and the dance act of Ruth and Billy Ambrose Last week, vaudeville established ite foothold once again in Indianapolis when a group of Chicago showmen purchased Keith's theater. Now. Mr. Baker has rought back the unit stage show. which is to continue all summer at least It seems to us that the town's brightening up . . . considerably.
the
the end of Hollywood's | gangster era which was pumped | after all, |
performance | hammed up by Irene Manning, |
ex-big |
cinematically |
Milton |
" i
sidesteps |
can be |
point the picture ends,
WHEN DOES IT START?
CIRCLE “Whispering Ghosts,” with Milton Berle and Brenda Jovee, at 11:30, 2:49, 5:50 and © “The Big Shot” with Humphrey Rogart and Irene Manning, at 12:50, § 5:10. and 10:13. Sundar— "Rig Shot” at 1, 2:19, 7:25 and 10:13; “Ghosts” at 3, 8:05 and °
KEITH'S
“A Girl Must Live,” ret Lockwood, at 12:12, 2:33, 7:48, 10:13 and 12:32, On Stage—“Fun’s-A-Poppin’ 37, 4:08 8:41, 9:13 and 11:33. Sunday—"Girl® at 12:17, 2:51, 5:23 8:01 and 10:27; Stage at 1:42, 4:14 6:52 and 9:25. LOEW'S “Ship Ahoy,” with Eleanor Powell, Red Skelton and Tommy Dersev. at 11:29, 3:02, 6:37 and 10:12. “Adventures of Martin Eden” with Glenn Ford and Claire Trevor at 1:07 4:42 and 8:17 Sundav—"Adventnres” at £43 and £:21: “Ship Aber" §:38 and 10:1%§ LYRIC “Fantasia” pre.
conception of at 1, 4:10,
with Marga5:18,
at
1:08, at 3}
Walt Disnev's senting the artists’ seven musie classies 7:25 and 19:30 “Henry Aldrich and Digey.” with Jimmy Lydon and Mary Anderson, at 11:40. 2:50. 6:05 and 9:15 at } 4:30 at 2:30,
Sundav—“Fantasia™ 7:25 and 10:30; “Aldrich” 8:05 and 9:13
PIGEON HAILED
'FATHER OF YEAR'|
HOLLYWOOD, June 20 (U.P). —|
| Actor Walter Pidgeon today | played a medal given to him as! | the “father of the year” by the | national father’s day committee. The medal was presented for his) portrayal of Clem Miniver in the motion picture, “Mrs. Miniver,” in
dis- |
| connection with tomorrow's father’s,
day observances. | Bob Hope was chosen the | father of radio for 1942" for his shows in military ERNips.
GROVE SCOUTS JOIN RUBBER COLLECTION
The five patrols of Boy troop 79, Beech Grove, have gathered 2100 pounds of the vital material | | since yesterday in their serap rubber collection drive. Jim Bishop, scoutmaster, said that the drive would close July 1 and]
i }
“No. 1!
Scout |
that the patrol leading the collec- |
tion would be given a prize. The | Flying Eagles were leading at the {close of the first day.
EE T————————————————
Cubs.
campaian.
how small. tubes, boots,
wife in taking the tion if she wants
Scouts handle no ple.
borheod.
and Seouters Attention’
Every member of our oroanization it expected to do his part on the rubber salvage
Make a complete check of vour own home for any scrap rubber, no matter Articles include tires and rubber hot water bottles, garden hose, jar rings, in short, anything and everything made of rubber.
Call on your neighbors and all other homes in your block. for her scrap rubber.
permitted to take the rubber to sell, and return the money to the housewife.
If they want to donate the rubber to the Boy Scout Organization we can take it and turn it in.
Contact your nearest gas station and volunteer your services to help. station operator has a big job to do. Help him whenever you can.
Scoutmasters, organize your Troop to make a thorough canvass of your neiah-
Harry T. lee, President Central Indiana Council Boy Scouts of America.
Ralph W. Hook, Chairman War Service Committee.
Seouts
raincoats, bathing caps, aloves,
heels,
Ask the housewife Assist the houserubber to the gas sta-
help. Scouts are not
money for other peo-
Your
SESE
Kay Kyser, the ole perfessor, and hie band are due to arrive at the Circle theater's stage the morn-
ing of July 10 for a week's engagement. Erwin and Dorothy Dunn,
ers Trudy see.
Pardon us. but the two gals he’s got a stranglehold on are sing-
Kyser likes to keep his band close together, as anyone can plainly
Where
THE NIGHTSPOTS Broad Ripple Dance Pavilion,
Hal Bailev’s orchestra. Cifaldi’'s Dream Barn, 9600 E. to Tarpv Thatcher's orchestra.
Milano Inn, 231 S. Noble st. food and musie. Old Inn, Beech Grove, dancing to Dutch Holt's orchestra. Red Gables, 1610 Lafayette rd., dancing to Harry Wiliford's or-
chestra plus floor show.
To Go
Broad Ripple Park, dancing to
Washington st, food and caneing
Open June 3 In Nashville
Brown County Players Plan Summer Session. NASHVILLE, Ind, June 20.-~The
| Brown County Players are conduet-
Riverside Showboat, Riverside amusement park, dancing to Denny Dutton’s orchestra plus floor show.
Roselawn ‘Terrace, 34th st. Sky Harbor, one block south of to Corky's orchestra.
and Lafayette rd. dancing.
municipal airport, outdoor dancing
The Sapphire Room, Hotel Washington, downtown, cuisine and dancing to Ozzie Clark’s orchestra.
Southern Mansion, orchestra.
4425 N. Key
stone ave, dancing to Dick Bixby's
Westlake. on N. High School rd, dancing to Chuck Smith's uni-
SWIMMING
versity orchestra.
Longacre pool. 4700 Madison ave.
grounds. Westlake, N.
High School rd,
’
artificial lake with sandy beach.
NEIGHBORHOODS
By Frank Widner
HERE AND THERE-—The Emerson has announced a new opening
policy, effective today. at 5:45 p. m, with bargain prices will open at the usual time, 12:45
Doors will open Friday and Saturday nights
until 6 p. m. Sunday, the theater p. m, with bargain prices in effect
until 2 p. m. Monday through Thursday nights the doors will open
at 6:45 p. m. . . . That 13-chapter *
| Paramount Tuesday and Wednes-
{ Barrymore's last pictures, | mates.”
| along
day. Tomorrow and Monday, the theater will show one of John “Play-
® ” »
REVIVALS ARB the Cantor
popping cireuit
up again,
| The Esquire opens tomorrow with
| tures the Parker will bring back | x
| on program
“No Time for Comedy,” Jimmy Stewart, Rosalind Russell
and Charles Ruggles, and “Third | T
Finger, Left Hand.” with Myrna Loy, Melvyn Douglas and Bonita Granville. “Penny Serenade” and “Kit Carson” are the two pic-
its Tuesday
family night through Thursday. » = »
MCRRIS CANTOR of the Cantor theaters, has been home
| on furlough from his army duties, | He reports back to Ft. Harrison | Monday.
| of Frankenstein.’
{ “Dumbo.”
| ..DA the
| Your Worries Away
THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE
BELMONT. ‘Larceny, Inc.” and “Ghost Tuesday: “Courtshi To Andy Hardy’ Ss n and “Always in My Tteart. y Huey CINEMA “We Were Dancin nd ~ Tomorrow through ; WL ‘Lady Is Willing” and “Torpedo Boat." ISY ‘Larceny. Ine. Marines.” The Invaders” Heart.’
DRIVE-IN — Valley "Shanghai Gesture.’ Wednesday: “King's subjects.
EMERSON - , Shut My Big Mouth™ ahd “Strange Case of Dr. Rx. Tomorro through Wednesday: “King's Row’ ‘Jungle Book.’ “ ESQUIRE — “Male am Time Tor Co ir Queh a apes, ne for Comedy” an Finger Left Hand. Thre FOUNT: IN SQUARE—Th NS - ay: COL MERI of Th Andy ery kt “Ellery Queen and Murder Ring." GRANADA--Through Wednesday: “My Pavonite Blonde” and “Sing Your WorY.
" and “Call Out Tomorrow and Monday: and “Always in My
of the Sun" and
Rox" and
and
Animal’ and
i HAMILTON “Pacific Blacront » Call Out the Ma arines.’ thiough Wednesday: The Sporn? King’s Row IRVING“ Lar id in Mv, Heart. ToOMOIrOW av:
orrow and and “Always Tomorrow through Tues“My Favorite Blonde” and “Sing
Cea ‘Hard Guy” orrow
Pinto o Tom and “Phantom a) ey of the Su me nn’
, through Tuesday and “The Fleet's
ORIENTAL — ‘Captains of th * and “Mercy Island. morrow” and Snes. The Fleet's In" and ‘“‘Pardon
PARAMOUNT ‘Power Dive" and “Rid IE * - gerousy They Live arines” and “Dan PARKER ‘Male Animal . aay. hey, ite am mh Dn hunters of CAribbean Motnlight' and Mens
Has Planes Tuneuton and hady row throu 18s day: oaenherd of the Hills» and * “Juke Box Jenny RITE the Si “On the Suny Side. T ao ht Wednesd day: gle Book.”
and Tomorrow through “40,000 Horsemen and * he
RIVOLI—-Thro h iomorraw: hi 7, . ship bs] Andy Sn i n and Larseny, . ast s Bw on - eign ot Spot ® oy:
TAL LAIR “Courtship of Andy Ring nd “Rllery Jueen an Murder Tomorrow esday: pe Blonde Tonge, “Castles in
the Falcon” Ewer and am bay Clipper.” Ry: on oe
SHERIDAN “Male Animal” and “Couns aay: ie a Antough a hoent of the Rio Grande. Bute -" SPEEDWAY ¥. Ine dav Co LW i Tom a mortow | ro a our “Always n MY Heart. a STATE. ‘Duke “of hts “Texas Manhunt thro! Tuesday: “The Feet: s Toe ‘and ‘Mr. STRAND Courtshi of An ho nd Bley, Stee whe! MURS AS cmd ite Blonde’ ard * a a rook | av
try
and es=A and
ave. and
the Burma Road.’
starring | Pl
Tomorrow through | short |
‘Gang Busters” Serial moves to the
| Tuesday: moNiians , , Purchase”
“Shut My Rig Mout TACOMA “Paris lie” and “Red Riv er Valley." Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Dangerously They Live” and “Lady
and
| Has Plans.
TALBOTT - and “Yank on Tomorrow through | Tuesday: ‘Lady Is Willing” and “Rhythm | on the River. TUXEDO “Ghost and * ‘What's Cookin’. | Tuesday: “Dumbo” ans.’
| U PTOWN poy hE © of Andy Hardy" | and “Yokel Boy morrow through uesday: ‘My Favorite Blonde" short subjects. VOGUE and “Always in My Heart. Tomor through Tuesday: “Lady Is Willing" “Larceny, Ine."
“Dumbe’™
of Frankenstein” * Tomorrow through and “Lady Has
and
rrow and
Young Lady’ and ‘Ride, Ride.” Tomorrow and Monday: to De and
EARIN “Larceny, Inc’ in My ert :
| day: “Sun of Fury.
Tender oot “Roa
and “Always Valley
Serenade” and
Unions Ease
ling rehearsals here in preparation for a summer session of produce | tions.
(Rd. 431) with adjacent picnic |
Organized three years ago—and | | composed almost entirely of Brown
| county residents—the theater had
a successful summer last year, and
in spite of the possibility of gaso-|
line rationing, plans to open July 3}
| with ‘an old-fashioned melodrama,
“Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter
| Girl.” Plang are being made te bring, soldiers and sailors from nearby in-| duction centers to Brown county $8
for the plays this summer.
Frederick G. Winter, director, has
|
|
| Barney Balaban, president of Para«
Balaban Slow to Learn Bioff-Browne Tactics. NEW YORK, June 20 (U. P.).—
mount Pictures, Ine, testified in supreme court today that he knew nothing of shakedown payments made to William Bioff and George Browne, labor leaders, for almost 1% years after he took office. Balaban’s testimony was given at
announced today.
Bids previously were to have been
Comprising 340 buildings, the
of the Maj. Harold C. Megrew auxiliary No. 3, United Spanish War
accepted next Tuesday. The bids| Veterans, will be installed at 8 p. m. are to be taken at Allied's offices,| Monday Architect and Builders building.
in Ft. Friendly, 512 N, Illinois st. Mrs. Ora Love, auxiliary president, will act as hostess.
the trial of a stockholders’ suit against the Paramount board of directors to recover $100,000 paid to
BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER
Bioff and Browne to avert labor trouble, The stockholders maintain the payments were unauthor-
NORTH SIDE
ized. Balaban pointed out that he had previous experience with the tactics of Bioff and Browne, former west coast representative and president, respectively, of the International Alliance of Stage and Theatrical
TALBOTT
Laraine Day “YANK ON BURMA ROAD”
Talbott at 22nd Open 1 P. M.
n Cont, Showings
Disney's Technicolor Hit “DUMBO” Thrilling Serial “SPY SMASHER" Westinghouse Air-Conditioned
19th & College Richard Arlen
Stratford Jean Parker
“TORPEDO BOAT" Bill Elliott “WILDCAT OF TUCSON" SUNDAY-<Bob Hope-Victor Moore “LOUISIANA PURCHASE” Joe E. Brown “SHUT MY BIG MOUTH"
Employees’ Union. Bioff and Browne are now serving prison terms for extortion. Therefore, he said, when he did learn of the payinents he kept quiet. “I did nothing and said nothing about it at the time,” he said, “because I had a Bitter experience with the labor leaders in Chicago and I
knew Paramount was not in a posi
tion to withstand labor troubles. | —_—_
“I felt that I would serve the best | interests of the company by not, broadeasting the facts about Bioff and Browne and their shakedowns,”
LISTED AS ‘MISSING’
FRANKLIN, Ind. June 20.—The navy department today said that Ensign Norman PF. Vandivier, 26 years old, had been placed on the official missing list instead of the “lost in action” which the depart-
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FE IE TET EEE . «+ LAST SHOWING TODAY , .
é J. Payne-—M. O'Hara-—R. Scott & “To the Shores of Tripoli” Roddy McDowell “On the Sunny Side”
SUN 1st Showing North Side
“40,000 HORSEMEN" Sabu=“Jungle Book”
= FT.WAYNE & ST. CLAIR * 207s 6 - PLUS TAX
ArSu HR
STONE « « ROONEY + PARKER « HOLDEN ples RALPH BELLAMY - MARGARET LINDSAY A
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ZARING 28th & Central Final Night Fdw, G. Robinson “LARCENY, INC." Kay Francie ‘ALWAYS IN MY HEART’ SUN “SUN VALLEY SERENADE" . “SON OF FURY"
“TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI” “ALWAYS IN MY HEART"
0th (ESQUIRERE .
Henry Fonda “MALE ANIMAL" Disney's Cartoon Feature “DUMBO”
SUN Jas. Stewart—Ros. Russell . “NO TIME FOR COMEDY”
Myrna Loy “8rd FINGER LEFT HAND*
ment had announced two days previous. Ensign Vandivier is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred F vandivier.
DANCE
Every Thursday & Sunday Nite
CIFALDI'S
Music by Tavpy Thatcher
9600 EAST WASH ST.
| |
already chosen his cast and more
than half are native Brown countyites. Included are Marie Poling, always at the telephone exchange-— that is, except when she's rehears-
ing: Deb Mills, whose “Whipporwill |
who's |
|
Bread” was justly renowned through- |
lout Indiana; George Turner, | Nashville House: Fuzzy Walker, of |Indiana university; Karl | well known potter, Bohm, Brown county artist known throughout the Middle West for his oils.
At |. U. Thursday
‘To the hore, of Tripoli” |
WEST SIDE OUTDOOR - “Qbliging |
“Barnyard Follies.”
Tomorrow through Tues- | ‘Son |
Met Burden
through |
Make Possible 16-Week
Season Next Year.
NEW YORK, June 20 (U. P).— The Metropolitan Opera association ; will be able to have a 168-week ‘season next fall and winter as a result of the “generous co-operation” | various unions | agreements. Edward Johnson, general mane ager of the Met, said that the revised agreements also would pers mit the opera association to reduce its prices. The unions involved in the new arrangements are the American
d | Guild of Musical Artists and the
| various iceals of he orchestra muse sicians, stagehands, electricians ang others. While no specific details were given, Mr. Johnson said that these agreements, together with the co-operation of the administration staff of the Met, would enable it to “meet its burden of taxation.” The seasons starts Nov. 28.
GENE REACHES LONDON
LONDON, June 20 (U. P)) —Gene Raymond, Hollywood actor and husband of Jeaneite McDonald, arrived in London today to take up duties as a first lieutenant of the United States air force combat command.
O.E.S, GROUP TO MEET
Three candidates will receive degrees at a stated meeting of the Beech Grove chapter 465, O.E. S., Tuesday night. A social hour will follow. Mrs. Luelia Frame, worthy matron, and the Rev. Amos Bastin, worthy patron, will preside.
LLU
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HTC LA
CATS
of | in revising their
Bomar Cramer, Indianapolis pianist, will play a recital at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Indiana university auditorium at Bloom-
ington. His appearance is listed
| as one of the summer convocatien series,
JACK FUMBLES AX IN DREAM ROLE
HOLLYWOOD, June 20 (U.P). — Comedian Jack Benny nursed a disabled knee today because he fumbled an axe in a dream sequence, Benny was dreaming he was George Washington chopping down the cherry tree for a scehe in “George Washington Slept Here” when he cracked his knee with the blunt side of the axe. His physician reported contusion of a nerve but said the injury was not serious.
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9:00-12:00 @ 2We Till 9
HAL BAILEY
and his orchestra d Ri Pavilion |
Broad Ripple Park
Dance Friday, turday, Sunday
Tee Shen Shows,
Mat., a. Get Up
of |
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Marts, | and Curry
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LAST DAY!
Mickey Rooney in
“THE COURTSHIP OF ANDY HARDY”
Joan Davis—<Albert Dekker
“YOKEL BOY”
VICTORY REEL
COLOR CARTOON-—NEWS
16th &
CINEMA 7.“ COOL
Open Daily 1:30 P. M.—22 to 6 Norma Shearer “WE WERE DANCING” Disney's Cartoon Feature DUMBO”
Sunday Through Tuesday arlene “LADY IS WILLING” “Torpedo Boat” Rich. Arlen
Jean Parker
\
ist & Plus REX Northwestern 20c¢ Tax
Weaver Bros. “TUXEDO JUNCTION" Paulette Goddard “LADY HAS PLANS»
SUNDAY~—Harriett Hilliard-Ken Murray “JUKE BOX JENNY”
“Obliging Yount Lady” | “Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride
SUN. “Barnyard Follies" “Road to Happiness” TE A IR TTI. © —-—-—"
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Owl Show (1:30 Tonite spNDAY RARGAIN HOUR, i 1, ALL AER
AIR-CONDITIONED We (Plus
STARTS WEDNESDAY “THE WIFE TAKES A FLYER”
“FINGERS AT THE WINDOW”
25¢ yn g a Tax)
DAISY
“SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS”
WEST SIDE .
2440 W. Vie. MocLaglen Michigan Edmund Lowe “CALL OUT THE MARINES” Edw. G. Robinson “LARCENY, INC.” Leslie
SUN. icwara “INVADERS”
Plus “ALWAYS IN MY HEART” Ralph Byrd
STATE TE ow en Veda Pn ‘Borg
“DUKE OF THE NAVY”
Bill Boyd “TEXAS MAN HUN SUN AY~D rothy Lamour-Wm. Holden 8D THE FLE EET'S IN" Leste oward “MR. V"
Belmont & Wash, BELMONT Open 1 P. M. Cont. Showings Edw. G. Robinson “LARCENY, INC.” “GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN" inhouse, Air- Conditioned
Edw. G. Robinson “LARCENY, INC." Lupe Velez ‘HONOLULU LU” SUN “Courtship of Andy Hardy™ . “ALWAYS IN MY HEART”
SOUTH SIDE
FOUNTAIN DUARKE
TODAY, nt y Mat. Today MON, & TUES, @ 1:30 to 6:00 22¢
It's Cool! MICKEY ROONEY LEWIS STONE DONNA REED
AND THE HARDY FAMILY
All Seats | jg PATE WITH FALCON" Tonight “IN OLD CHEYENNE"
SUNDAY-—RBud Abbott-Lou Costello “RIDE ‘EM: COWBOY”
Wm. Gargan “Bombay Clipper”
RALPH RLLERY QUEEN & BELLAMY @ THE MURDER RING 1
TONITE
Thru Next Wed, 5:00 to 6:00
BOB HOPE who colts MAREAL CARROLL
“ £ A vrs NDE"
BUDDY SING YOUR BSEN WORRIES AWAY
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ph “MILTON BEI'LE =~ £ T ING CHOS WHISPERING 0 JOYCE
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Tomorrow 12:45 to 6 20¢ Mickey Rooney—Lewis Stone:
“Gourtship of Andy Hardy” Edw. G. Robinson ‘Larceny, ine.
Jane Wyman And! Popeye Cartoon Hit!
Added to Last Show EXTRA TONIGHT ONLY! Alfred Hitchcock's “Foreign Correspondent” With Joel McCrea—Laraine Day MON “ALWAYS IN MY HEART” * “Ellery Queen Murder Ring”
Plus Tax
Henry Fonda “MALE ANIMAL"
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E. Wash. at New Jersey Richard Arlen—Jean Parker “POWER DIVE”
Tim Holt—Ray Whitley “RIDING THE WIND”
SUN. & MON.—2 BIG HITS
“CAPT. MOONLIGHT” ‘MAN HUNTERS OF CARIBBEAN’
WESTLAKE
ON HIGH SCHOOL ROAD
MECCA N. Noble
Jack Larue Mary Healy “HARD GUY” Buzzy Henry “PHANTOM PINTO” SUNDAY-—Lucille Ball-Jas. Craig “VALLEY OF THE SUN" Dorothy Lamour “FLEET'S JN”
CRUCK SMITH
And His Indiana University Orch.
BURLESQUE AS YOU LIKE IT DIXIE LEE with PASSING REVUE
AND GLORIFIED AMERICAN GIRLS
7 and 8, At ttend Our Saturday
Every Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun.
1 RYI ATS ub TODAY
500 fF. WASH
AIR CONDITIONED
Kay Kyser “PLAYMATES”
and Band Bela Lugosi—Ralph Bellamy
“Ghost of Frankenstein”
[Err FREE PARKING
Robt. Preston “PACIFIC BLACKOUT”
Victor McLaglen—Edmund Lowe “CALL OUT THE MARINES”
EDOW.G. ROBINSON. WYMAN
LARCEN YINC.
ALTER HUSTON - PT FRANCIS
LINE IN aM l=.
NEW SUPER
CONTINUOUS ON SUNDAY. Midnight Show, 11:15.
SUN. thru WED.—2 Big Hits Marlene “SPOILERS”
Dietrich Ann
“KINGS ROW” . 0i..
HT 4630 5:45 to @
EMERSON E. 10th 20c Plus Tag Joe E. Brown “SHUT MY BIG MOUTH% 1st City Showing ‘Strange Case Dr. Rx" Lionell Atwill—Anne Qwynne And! Chapt Play “GANG BUSTERS”
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