Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1942 — Page 4

ner —e NWR TNDIANAPOLIS TIME hr MONDAY, JUNE 3, 13 POSTAL SERVICE ON | T Opens Friday at Circ! 100,000 RECORDINGS Ess on, Sui

oersmonies committe, of records for

S TN \ RN A X ; test enthusiasm —Postmaster General Frank ©. Antik nN N 3 TR Indianapolis will be asked by the AY yun - This. arive, I bee

Walker has ord A | \ : A Ae American Legion to “dig-up” at er ered all postoffices A \ \ nN ; \ 0 [least 100,000 0d, used or broken re- ote Tal. io 14408 will exceed the

and branches to maintain regular] NS 3 i \ \ 2 pee LY lor A A ao N : \ ! ngs as its part in a hations ope \ r Saturday service on July 4 because A : Al RN . |wide house-to-house canvas, TR i R Jay wy on view a the present war condi- \ N \ | Object of the drive is 37,500,000 °" v4 ms it is obvious that t \ A A \ EL Ba ! ;

be no interruption in the service to invent eS \ WN fk ® [out the mation. The collection will all business ‘connected with our war More Than Entertai 3 Nl be sold for sorap to provide funds| SEATTLE, June 20 (U, P).~Six

’ I I Es \ - ma \ \ wl \ [for new records and fable instrus | warships launched over the weeks Pony exception to the order was| the motion picture industry, Hollywood is playing a simply stupendous | a LA § BR Nh NL IL [monte Tor tre Tr, Jen Ha Sa Pact fic Northwest, Shipyards \ Jor Furs] delivery. Which Will wok be) Yolen the nitions War Sel, a A NA 5 of Plans for the drive here were dis- | awaited completion today for the maintained. From what I have been able to observe, by far the most valuable x A ; LA 1 [=> on vxive hve wae vie) WWE SOR, HO — | contribution the movies can make is the series of short subjects illus- \ \ LR & \ i | Su AS 2 ium yy i J trating the nation's war effort. And there have been pitifully few of N La 7 py 7 tnese. Nearly all of the major film | I have seen have all been firstcompanies are planning terrific | rate, much better in some cases =u % production schedules of A and B | than the feature attractions. MONTGOMERY» pictures for 1942-43. Yet they are If the film industry's idea of faced with the necessity of sav- | conservation is to cut down on ing film raw materials of which | short subjects like these so that explosives alsdo are made. So | feature tripe can be manufacguess what. They are cutting | tured as usual, a singular travesty down on short subjects! is in the making. It would seem YTeasonable that For those of us who have to stay the war effort and the public | at home in civilian life ought to would be better served by & re- | have some idea what the war duction of full-length pictures, | effort really means beyond the half of which are going to be sec- | occasional inconveniences ‘of ond rate and & portion of which | sugar, tire and gasoline rationing.

are going to be juvenile serials. Maybe then we wouldn't squawk

Fewer but better pictures would | so loud at the prospect of no Sun(Toh be & more logical response to & | day driving. MISSOURI HIGH N/R Tip off from shortage of film raw materials. This, it seems to me, is the real

= columnist! r & 0 function of the motion picture in-

dustry in wartime. Entertainment " Lo ROTRY | More Documentary Shorts is fine. Sure, we need it. But the Crop Damage in Millions; K ! 6 A | E N | IN BRITAIN, documentary | motion picture industry offers a

shorts have become a very great | much greater perspective than | Eour Dead, Thousands \ \ | \ A. kat hy Man's Brill iant » \ oe ; % » -

adds to her list of the morale factor. They show people | any other medium in helping us

10-BEST-PICTURES iy 3 BY Of ven oe virfley or Wor wont 0 | Are Homeless. SS || : : - Diamond Ring

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beating Hitler and his pack. war. oF ALL-TINE The few American-made shorts It can be and it should be a ST. LOUTS, Mo. June 20 (U.P) —

M-G-Ms | scoreboard on which the score is The perennially troublesome Mis- \ X N m 2 A ww ¥ \ ®- ° EN Ld Sid: DUTDOOR 2. plainly printed. To be less—and [sour river today lapped its muddy \ a h kk 5 J 20 Mrs. Miniver 1 a 7s to say it is making a vital con- [waters over thousands of acres of A 7 ai \ . | "Soe : s $4 tribution to the war effort is sheer |pjch farm land that would have hd | 3 | iv Lae resent time, 'produceq Tood for freedom, ruining Ny | A handsome, expensive looking ring of

ae The others ares J] Final Nite ‘Puddin Head § | 44 io gefinitely less. ollars worth of cro : : . A] “Ghost of Frankenstein” y hia © Cou th bs massive design. Richly streamlined to

nn | : “Melody and dS % 9% as surely as if its swirling currents " " v FAREW ] A y FAREWELL TO GMs TUE ‘Svooniignc For Example had been directed by the hand of Billy Blair (No. 1) plays a large part in the orchestra of Ted | 77 place emphasis on the radiantly spark | THE SCOUNDREL ple... an enemy saboteur. Weems (No, 2) when the latter's orchestra launches the summer stage 4 ing center diamond. An outstanding

[HERE COMES MR. JORDAN < NOW! ON JULY 16 Keith's theater | a¢ Jeast four persons had drowned, | show season at the Oirele. Judy Canova (No. 3) appears with the | = value at this low price.

GONE WITH THE WIND LY Ri plans to show the British docu- thousands of others were home- band when it moves in on Friday. REBECCA mentary film, “The Warning,” jess, highway and train travel was - : Open a Rost Charge Account

kind of short I am |gisrupted and weather forecasters Asthma and Hay (DV PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY mn paso or zon || EES Tal: Soom 3 HK Soa ten [Cruyted, ane, ‘SCHEDULE SCHOOL LO a . 1% : e crest of the flood T tment (ra) Interest ov Carri oe FOR RAID WARDENS | Fever Treatmen Acad No Interest or Carrying Charges

PYGMALTON picture will disturb a lot of us & |was yet to come, : DARK VICTORY great deal, because it will show us | What might happen later in the On Free Trial | 7 Mail Orders / receive prompt

MR. SMITH hot how little we know as civilians [week When the flood load of the! A school for air raid wardens of | oI. VVRY'S. Wore. 3. Wms. Conn

GOES TO WASHINGTON Re 3 about total war. Missouri gulps into the confluence District 46 will be held at 8 p. m.| Co ne. St. Mary's. | © ] ationtion

Tt is a particularly important where it joins the already high| Wednesday in the Northeast COM= | Kan, manufactures n medicine for the

film for Indianapolis, where civil | Mississippi was & matter of specula- | munity center, 30th and LaSalle sts. relief of Asthma and Hay Fever symptoms

5 3 i Asch is instructor for the class in which they have so much confidence | defense preparations have lagged. | tion, Alex | that they will send by mail a regular 1.8%,

For it shows you the war as it is Highway 40 Jammed and L. B. Jones is district Warden. [Dottie to any one who will write for ¥. fought between you in your home District 46 is bounded by Rural ye i according to directions on Jabel | and the enemy in the sky. Coast guard cutters plied the on the west, Emerson ave. on the [and afee; you are completely satisfied, |

i | pa Iy_$1.25.. ¥f not satisfied, you owe The picture is only 30 minutes swollen Missouri as far west as east, 38th st. on the north and [Rowing but a report “Sed your name ~ long. But it packs a real punch.

Boonville, Mo., evacuating refugees yrassachusetts ave. on the south. and ravens today, stating which symp-| We need more shorts, not less. a = : : We need to be Shown. homes had been swept away in oN a the torrent. : : RFC BEGINS LOANS U. S. highway 40, which carries

t 3 'e. and Triver-front dwellers Whose, mle me thousands of war workers to the

BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS ON FROZEN VEWICLES Wea serine. Mo. INT ian,

was jammed with sightseers and AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER WASHINGTON, June 2 (U. P). |rescus workers all ay yesterday | —The reconstruction finance corpo-!|and highway officials admitted that ration today began making contracts they did not know whether it could with banks and finance companies | be kept open all day today. for loans on motor vehicles frozen| Part of the tracks of the Misor rationed by federal agencies. souri, Kansas & Texas railroad Secretary of Commerce Jesse |which borders the river were under i rie Jones said that banks and other water and essential trains were Shirley Temple Institutions which co-operate with routed over other lines.

“R ] 0 L | TA" YT jie use would make and service| EE ae liedy dd the loans and would be entitled to TY Us 0 Aa WEE IN | @ ver cent interest, RFC wil agree, Cl TEACHER GETS VICTORY REEL « under certain conditions, to pur- COURSE AT CORNELL MORNING 4 : : AFTERNOON EVENING

COLOR CARTOON—NEWS chase financed passenger automo-| iss Dorothy Peterson, Short- ) biles and trucks from the banks, ridge history department, is one of NN) ’ Y 10 | i p. K) 4 8 9

30 teachers in the country receiving

summer scholarships to Cornell uni-

atx Swe 1 * JOHN HOWARD o. * THE be hg a i Woon TA4+h x TLLINGCIS *» TA- 2232 | " u iscussions o in Smoking Permitted in the Lounges § LJ MAN WHO RETURNED T0 UFE \4 LAST Wig YS NOHO American affairs, the British Com-

While Enjoying the Show. CO CCRC ROCCO BENNETT TONE monwealth and the history of the ® Shirley Temple, “KATHLEEN” @ ' Tar East.

in John Wyne ® Randolph Scott CINEMA 16th & COOL 5 J - ARR | Open Daily Tp. Mitte to 6 pr Wit TAKES Official enrollment of Shortridge | Dorothy “THE FLEETS IN” , L R summer high school is 790 pupils, ——————— ll Lamb Short | Subjects mrereed 4 Armrey largest in the history of the school. py on eBid er va FINGERS AT This does not include 100 elemen- : ; or. r Gol EALYE 2 | Strattora not tuys THE WINDOW” | tay puoi envolea in special muBob Hope—Paulette Goddard varniik FLEETS INC with art classes. Approximately “CAT AND THE CANARY" REMARK SLE ajoRn AS LARAINE 102 pupils enrolled from public, priBarbara Stanwyck—Robt. Young REX sist & 20¢ Plus ! d vate and parochial schools in the “ S MAN” Northwest Tax d 0 ah Marlens Dietrich LADY TS WILLING” New SHOW | city, state and neighboring states. o8th & Central Disney Cartoon Feature “DUMBO” ad STARTS ZARING Last 2 Days! Talbott wt 2ana ; REBEKAH CLUB TO MEET Chas. Laughton—yon Han TALBOTT roroay ramow | % The Past Noble Grands’ club of “TUTTLES OF TAHITI” “THE FLEET'S IN" ; Progress, Rebekah lodge 395 will Anne Shirley “MAYOR OF #4TH ST.” Plus Selected Short Subjects 5 Fe . - meet at the home of Mrs. Katie WEST SIDE QR: | vo i

STATE > Joc E Brown pr WENT . officers will be held. They are: Mrs. Hr Sr A FEF rE at Ada Hatfield, president; Miss Hazel Kipling's “JUNGLE BOOK" v ARE GTR IN BER ‘Gillis, vice president; Mrs. Mary Sy eo i atcleine, Carton : Nelson, secretary, and Mrs, Elsi Belmont & Wash. “MY FAVORITE BLONDE” Ba 5 » TY, . Rilsie BELMONT Eh Hope YTrene Hervey “FRISCO LIL” iad Ludwig, treasurer, Madeleine Carro Gg 5 —————————— “MY FAVORITE BLONDE” DAISY Fa id Cry un ; LEE IREE | LONDON FIREMAN TO TALK “RING OF STEEL” SHORT SUBJECT “TUTTLES OF TAHITI” London Auxiliary Fireman MatWestinghouse Air-Conditioned Abbott & Costello “RIO RITA" RS) 58% vyn Wright will address the Co-op-SOUTH SIDE erative club at 7 p. m. Wednesday — oe : in the Columbia club. Mr, Wright, — in who has been exhibiting pictures 06 Prospect 0D. “ | Sanders oo LL CLLR dim | THE REAL GLORY which he painted during the air

with “CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS" “TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI" David Niven—Andren Leeds raids of last year, will describe his

Kea Murray “SWING IT SOLDIER” § ¥. Bartholomew “CADETS ON PARADE” , TRY _ experiences.

WHEN DOES IT START?

FOUNTAIN_C AL a. » orROLE "ESL ASF-R C8 SE | OVER wie wen. “Ten Gentlemen of West Point,” with George Montgomery, Laird

TT You've only tonite and tomorrow § & a LO “RIO RITA” Cregar, Maureen O'Hara and John ®

it , , ¢ is th a5. S40, 6: nite to see what we think is the g | Pius John @ “The Man Who Sutton, at 12:25, 3:40, 6:50 and The chart shows the ebb

BEST RITA ® vi eT oR | Howard Returned to Life” 10:05. Long Distance facilities: Make { “Ie Happened in Flatbush,” with of Distance Starts Thursday at 4:00 P. M. ¢ Lloyd Nolin and Carole Landis, at ond flow Long . v »"» . HAYWORTH e MATURE | CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS! HE AE Ape i only “must” calls during the | UNCUT! FULL-LENGTH! ’ calls during an average da . “MY GAL SAL” LOEW'S y peak hours — call in the “val.

1:05 2:10, 5:20 and 8:25, 9X Notice the high “peaks” in late morning, “The Wife Takes a Fiver,” with

Yn Technicolor { GONE WITH “Fingers at the Window,” with WIND RNS 20, 530 and oT leys” whenever you can. You'll get fast service

Prest , 2 Ly | a JE np, Jl Tondo Tum, mid-afternoon, and early evening. These periods +: : and you'll help spread the telephone load

DE at 12:40, 3:50, 6:55 and 10. . . » » » EAST SI represent the “rush hours” when our Long Dis so that vital wartime service will not be delayed. L. Olivier—L. Howard “INVADERS" “SHORES OF TRIPOLI” Bogart and Irene Manning, at 11, Much of this calling is important to the war J. i i : i i 6116 Open IR. “CALL OUT THE MARINES” Veronica Lake if in doubt Nat Pendleton “JATLHOUSE BLUES shat ore listed in your directory. “TO BE OR NOT TO BE" “MAN WHO RETURNED TO LIFE”

THE SON 50. To | HAMILTON (Ske LYRIC ED Msureen O'nrs—yon Favre \ iL 2 vip tance lines and switchboards are busiest. Shirley Temple “KATHLEEN™ 1:55, 4:55, 7:45 and 10:35. — Dennis O'Keefe—Jane Wyatt : 3 N . Y “WEEK-END FOR THREE” a VE boii Whale Nts Sih — | x 12:35, 3:30, 6:30 wna 020 || and, of course, should not be delayed. YOUR USE OF HE TELEPHONE il E Wash. 6:45 5000 5 | ht Umber == Victor McLaglen—Edmund Lowe Ray Milland 4] Wanted Wings” he ; : On the other hand, there may be some calls, 32 Make sure you have the righ ii Metta lf Ry less urgent in nature, which would accomplish Nodkin the GHEEIEny oe for tw ; PARKER, Ton +5 20€ II ames BRENDA | their purpose satisfactorily if made owr Please do not coll “Information U2 IDE + | Bamuna Lowe “KLONDIKE FURY" | CAGNEY * MARSHALL } r Ss US hY y x TACOMA . 7... Tas Rall | AINS oops” | side the peak periods. ally “SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS" ou EIEN 20:06 AY 11 “CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS S pas pe Jo avoid long conversations, 6SPeC TE ir taba rrr eg > p ; RIES SUMS, Joly Here's a suggestion worth remembering these Sete are on a party line. tens. “RIO RITA” Ey : i i Costen |. (KEITH days when the war is putting such a big load on

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