Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1942 — Page 11

VOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS

*Dansation’

FRANK VELOZ has the theory that in ‘every democratic country ‘there is a jitterbug dance and he and the svelte Yolanda proceed to prove it by demonstrating the Brazilian “Samba,” a ‘dance which Mr, Veloz predicts will be sweeping the U. S. in a few

months. 4s the firm of Veloz and

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“The Navy Comes Through,” with Pat S Brien and George Murphy, at 12:50, 4, 8 and 10:20. “Get Hep to Love,” with Gloria Jon and “Robert Paige, at 11:30, ,. 5:50 and 9. A smal at 1, 4:10, 7:20 and 10:17; “Hep” at 2: 50, 6 and 9.

ENGLISH’S Velor and Yolands 13 in “Dansa-

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“Sin Town,” with Constance Bennett and Brod Crawford, at 12:35, 3:15, 5:55, 8:35 and 11:15. “Sherlock Rolmes with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, at 11:30, 2:10, 4:50, 3 % and 10:10. Sunday—“Sin Town” at 2:15, 4:55 and 7:35; “Holmes” at 1:10, i 6:30 and 9:10.

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ya Old Homestead,” with the Weaver Bros. and Elviry, at 12:20, 2:52, 5:24, 17:56, 10:18 and 12:40.

Sunday—‘“Homestead” at 12:20, 2:52, 5:24, 17:56 and 10:18; stage at' 1:42, 4:14, 6:46 and 9:18. INDIANA “Who Done It?” with Abbott and Costello, at 11, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10:09. “Moonlight in Havana,” with Allan Jones and Jane Frazee, at 12:24, 3:09, 5:54 and 8:48., Sunday.-Abboit & Costello at 2:03, 4:48, 7:33 and 10:27; ‘‘Havana” at-1, 3:39, 6:18 and 9:06,

LOEW'S

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Sunday—‘Boogie”’ and 8:57; “Gal” at I, and 9:24.

WARNS MOTORISTS T0 SIGN GAS CARDS

Motorists are urge! by State OPA Director James D. Strickland to -indorse their gasoline ration coubons properly at once to avoid. inconvenience when fhey buy gasoline at a service station.

This will also help prevent their ration books from possible misuse in the event of loss or theft, he said. Under the new rationing regulations dealers must require notations on the back of all coupons they accept. A. B. C. and D coupons must be indorsed on the back with the car license number and state

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EDUCATOR 1S HONORED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (U. P). —The Most Rev. Amelto Giovanni Cicognani, apostolic delegate to the United States. announced yesterday ' that Pope Pius XII has elevated the Rev. Dr. George Johnson, associate professor of education of Catholic university, to the rank of domestic prelatz with the title ‘of right reverend raonsignor.

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Yolanda do it, the “Samba” is undoubtedly quite a dance. They opened last night at English’s in a two-day presentation of ‘“Dansantion,” which will have matinee and evening performances tonight. Probably the best team in the business, V. & Y. carry a small troupe with them, including Bill Garry, ballet tap dancer; Belen Ortega, soprano; Vincent Gomez, guitarist; Jerry Shelton, accord“ionist, and Evelyn and Hazel Lenaud pianists. “Dansation”. in cludes music, as well as dancing, not very interesting music for the most part, ‘but very interesting dancing. Mr. Veloz is a showman as well as a dancer. He announces his

: Showing How the Navy Does It

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War Is i Subordinated by

; Feud of Stars

“THE NAVY COMES THROUGH,” in which the war is somewhat subordinated to a personal feud between Pat O’Brien and George Murphy, opened at the Circle yesterday. It’s a fast-moving sea story with never a dull moment. Something is either happening or going to happen. When Messrs. O’Brien and

iY | Murphy aren’t battling the enemy,

Pat O’Brien and Frank Jenks score-.a direct hit on an enemy sub in RKO’s “The Navy Comes Through.” They make it look easy. The film is playing at the Circle.

own number and presents memsbers of his troupe, sometimes with a friendly pat on the back, which appears to startle them by its informality.

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By Virginia Hatfield

Guitarist Gomez is probably responsible for the duller moments of the evening, although I have no doubt he’s the one of the world’s best, as Mr. Veloz claims. He plays a series of South American melodies whose complex rhythms and harmonies are not too well understood in this country outside a small circle of connoisseurs of Latin - American music, ;

” The Rhumba MISS ORTEGA sings delightfully for her part. But Jerry Shelton’s accordion program is too long for an accordion program, although his work is excellent. The dance team is accompanied by the two pianos and the accoruion and performs on a stage barren except for a light, brown carpet. The trick Veloz and Yolanda have of admiring each other lends a particular and exquisite charm to their performance. They are always in seeming perfect physical and emotional rapport. Their repertoire leans toward Latin-American dances. They do a Cuban rhumba called “The Son,” which is particular rhumba dance, not the real rhumba dance, but a form of it. It has its moments. Mr. Veloz explains that the dance we know as the rhumba is not the rhumba, but simply our adaptation of the dance Cuban Negroes invented which is something too wild to put on a public dance floor. Their program includes a waltz and several specialty dances, including their impressions of: hav=

merry-go-round, one of the high spots of the evening. They also do the “Tango Yolanda,” which they performed in the film, “Pride of the Yankees.” Their dancing has the magnetic quality ,of dramatic pantomime. This team has never been less than splendid in the years it has performed. During the program, Mr. Veloz does all of the talking with Yolanda standing charmingly by, holding her husband’s hand with both of her own. At the conclusion of the program, he thanks the audience and informs them that Yolanda will have the last word. She says: “Good night.”

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HERE AND THERE:

Tomorrow will be the final day for the

Rivoli’s big three-hit show. The films are “A Yank at Eton,” starring Mickey Rooney, “Enemy Agents Meet Ellery Queen” and Walt Disney’s

“Holiday Hollywood Carnival.”

The latter is a 40-minute revival with

the usual Disney characters, Donald Duck, Pluto, Goofy, Mickey and

Minnie Mouse and Pluto Jr.

will open with a return engagement of M. G. M.'s “Northwest

Passage,” filmed

in technicolor

and with Spencer Tracy, Robert Young and Walter Brennan in

the feature roles. traction will be “Pacific

The second at-

Rendez-

vous,” featuring Lee Bowman and

: Jean Rogers.

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“TALK OF THE TOWN” and “Hello, Annapolis” will be shown

for the first time in Irv the Sheridan theater

ington at Sunday

through Wednesday. The cast of “Talk of the Town” includes Ron-

ald Colman,

Jean Arthur and

Cary Grant and Jean Parker and Tom Brown take the leading roles

in “Hello, Annapolis.” 2 ” ” STARS GALORE will

be fea-

tured in twd revivals opening to-

morrow at the Esquire.. Judy Garland,

Stewart,

James Lana

Turner, Hedy Lamarr and Philip Dorn lend their talents to the

major attraction, and Rosalind Russe Ameche,

“Ziegfeld Girl,”

11, Don

Kay Frances and Van

Heflin appear in “The Feminine

Touch.” 2 nn

TWO ACE repeats,

“Road to

Zanzibar” with Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour and Bing Crosby and “Rangers of Fortune” with Fred MacMurray and Albert Dek-

ker are the scheduled

“family

hight” films for the Parker the-

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“Escape from Crime." through Wednesday:

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RE—Through Wednesday: and “The Feminine Touch.”

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Tomorrow and Monday: “Miss Annie

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‘‘Zieg-

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day: “A Yank at Eton” Agents Meet Ellery Queen.”

GARFIELD—" This Way Please”

“Marshall of Mesa City.” through Tuesday: ‘‘Jackass ‘Calling Dr. Gillespie.’

and

“Enemy

and Tomorrow Mail” and

GRANADA—Through Wednesday:

“Pride of the Yankees’ and

HAMILTON—“Orchestra Wives" Tomorrow’ “Panama Hattie”

“Careful—Soft. Shoulders.” through Wednesday: and ‘Just Off Broadway.’ IRVING—'Lady Be Good” Husbands Necessary?” through Wednesday: kees’’ and shorts. MECCA— ‘Inside the Law" the Kid Trapped.” Tuesday ‘Flight Lieutenant” to Zanzibar.” OLD TRAIL—''Tombstone" try Rides Again.” Tuesday: ‘Panama Hautie” Loves of Edgar Allen Poe.”

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Tomorrow through

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Tomorrow through

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Monday;

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PARAMOUNT— Phantom Plainsman”

and ‘‘Joan of the Ozarks.” and Monday: “Rings on Her Fingers.” PARKER—‘‘Blondie’s and “I'll Wait for You.” Monday: ‘‘Let’s Get Tough.”

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Tomorrow and “Moonlight Masquerade”

and

REX—' ‘Flight Lieutenant’ and ‘‘Dude

Cowboy.’

Tomorrow through Tuesday:

‘Beyond the Blue Horizon” and “Sweat-

er Girl.”

RIVOLI Through tomorrow:

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SANDERS—‘‘Home in Wyoming” and

“Remember Pearl Harbor.” and Monday: ‘“Take a Lette and “Night in New Orleans.”

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NecesTo-

Clock’ and Tomorrow the Town”

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and

Tomorrow through

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TACOMA—* ‘Calling Dr. Gillespie”

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VOGUE—"Talk of the Town” and shorts, Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Men - of Texas” and “Pride and Prejudice.”

ZARING—Through pucsday: the Yankees” and shorts

Civic Lists Cast For 'Skylark'’

The Civic theater will present “Skylark,” by Samuel Raphaelson, Dec. 15 through 19, Jack Hatfield, director, announced today. Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, Civic the- | ater president, will play the lead role of Lydia, wife of an advertising executive who subordinates

marriage to business. Other members of the cast: are Richard Eisenbach, Harold Arnholter, Mrs. L. J. Fink, Robert Hahn, Earl Davis, Barbara Roberts, Robert Cook, Sally Thomas and Louis Thomas. Miss Nanci Golden is stage manager. The Civic’s first junior production, “Sleeping Beauty,” will be presented tonight and Sunday under the direction of Miss Edith Driver.

CASTLETON TO HAVE RED CROSS COURSE

A standard Red Cross first aid class sponsored by the Castleton civilian defense committee will hold its first session at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Castlefn Odd Fellow hall. Irving Ruben of Indianapolis will be the instructor and the course is open to anyone living within the Castleton defense area.

“Pride of

REFUGEES MADE GUNS A firm of Belgian refugees first manufactured Lewis guns at Birmingham, England, in 1915. gun was invented by a United States army man of that name.

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ond class seaman. Fate, or Hollywood, brings him into the gun crew headed by Chief Petty Officer O’Brien whose testimony during the probe forced Murphy out of the service.

Romantic Problems

It seems that Murphy likes O'Brien's sister (Jane Wyatt) but O’Brien wants his sister to marry a fellow named O'Connor. The gun crew is ‘assigned to man the gun of a freighter bound for Belfast. En route to raise convoy, the gun crew battles a sub and one man aboard is injured. A physician and a nurse come aboard from the convoy. Naturally, the nurse is O’'Brien’s sister (Jane Wyatt). Well, to make the picture interesting, the freighter has to drop out of convoy so that the wounded man can be operated on, which sounds

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battleship in the fog, fights off a plane attack, and then changes its course at the whim of Mr. O'Brien to capture a German supply ship.

Gun Crew Deserts

The fact that the gun crew has been assigned by the U. S. navy to protect the freighter carrying a valuable cargo of munitions doesn’t seem to weigh too heavily upon the makers of this picture, for they have the gun crew desert the freighter in mid-Atlantic for the sport “of trapping enemy submarines. The crew goes aboard the cap-

tured supply ship, dons Nazi uni-|§

forms and proceeds to supply visiting Nazi subs with torpedoes doctored with time bombs. Pretty neat. The subs no sooner cast off and submerge than, Bang! This little deception, of course, is made possible by the presence of an anti-Nazi American sailor who poses as the Nazi commander because he speaks German. One fine day; the commander of a sub coming up for supplies recognizes the anti-Nazi American sailor as the Austrian the gestapo has hunted for years. They Sink the Sub

So it’s a fight to the finish and the gun crew sinks the sub in a blaze of gunfire. Had it not been

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wise, the crew might have sailed on to sink the whole enemy undersea fleet. But, well, Hollywood has

to stop somewhere, and this seems to be as good a place as any, on account of the picture is almost finished. So, the Rover boys return to port, the fact that they have deserted their posts being kindly overlooked in view of the great damage they have wrought. Murphy is reinstated and wins O’Brien’s sister. Last scene, he and O’Brien are training a new gun crew and you get the idea that this crew ought to be able to finish the German navy, now that O’Brien

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