Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1942 — Page 11

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CHARD LEWIS

Billy Rose Presents Extravaganza

THE CIRCLE this week blossoms forth with Billy Rose's rine J tious “Diamond Horseshoe Revue,” with its lush and gaudy costuming, it’s six-foot showgirls: and its beef trust of four ladies who aggre-

gate about ‘a half ton.

The revue turns out to be vaudeville on a more lavish plane than we ordinarily see it around here. The chorus of handpicked lovelies

dance with some degree 'of certainty about what they are sup‘posed to do. The main event seems to be the startling antics of a team of acrobats who modestly call themselves “The Great, Yacopis.” Their stunt “is .catapulting one brother atop the shoulder of a second brother who already is standing on the shoulders of the two remaining brothers. That makes a: four-man column about 22 feet high. Gilda Gray, the veteran siren of | the screen, does the shimmy; Aunt Jemima sings a round of Gershwin songs, which is one of the highlights of the show, and Charles King of “The Broadway Melody” sings a medley of George M. Cohan numbers. Well hung together, the show revolves about scenes of former Broadway glory. Staging is excel-’ lent and a good pit band accompanies the show, which, compared to the stage shows that have gone before it, is extravaganza. ” n ”

THE CIRCLE’S film. “You Can't Escape Forever,” stars George Brent and Brenda Mershall, * ” ” ”

PVT. ALEXANDER SLAGLE of the 83d division will he returning to old memories when he comes to the Illinois st. Service men’s center Monday nigh, with the Camp Atterbury benefit show, “We Did It Before.” Twenty-two years. ago, when the center was the home of the Manrerchor, he appeared there with the famous Princeton ‘Triangle club) show. After his Princeton days, Pvt. Slagle submerged his hankering after the stage to tl)¢ practical consideration of making a living, s0 he built up a real estate business in Baltimore. From time to time, though, that old hankering came back. Four years ago, finally, he joined the Baltimore Civic theater and there he rediscovered his baritone voice. Little by little, he gravitated into the professional theater until he wszs making enough money at i; to forget about real estate. At the age of 42, he found himself confronted with tha choice of switching careers. When he joined

ond lead in “The Chocolate Soldier” with Allan Jones. Out at Camp Attorburt, Pvt. is impersonation of Robert Benchley. He began his Benchley routine

The fact that he does it in the

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On stage, Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe Revue, at 1:15, 4:15, 7 and 9:30.

Can’t Escape Forever,” with George Brent and Brenda Marshall, at 11:30, 2:30, 5:25, 7:55 and 10:25. SUNDAY—Stage at 2:10, 4:35, 7 and 9:20; “Escape” at 12:40, 3: 05, 5:30, 7:55 and 10:15.

ENGLISH'S

“Her First Murder,” a new comedy, with Zasu Pitts at 2:30 and 8:30.

KEITH'S

On stage, Milt Britton and his band, at 1:49, 4:18, 6:47, 9:16 and 11:32. “Baby Face Morgan,” with Richard Cromwell and Mary Carlisle, at 12:33, 3:02, 5:31, 8, 10:16 and 12:32. SUNDAY—‘‘Morgan”’ 12:33, 3:02,

5:31, 8 and 10:16; Stage at 1:49, 6:47 and 9:16. INDIANA “The Road to Morocco,” with Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour and Bing Crosby, at 11:4 1:51, 4, 5:57, 7:54 and 10:01. SUNDAY—‘Road” at 1:51, 3:53,

5:58, 7:57 and 9:59. LOEW'S “For Me and My Gal,” with Judy Garland and Gene Kelly, at 12:25, 3:39, 6:53 and 10:07. “Boogie Man Will Get Youn,” with Boris Karloff .and Peter Lorre, at 11, 2:14, 5:28 and 8:42. SUNDAY—‘Gal” at 12:30, 3:41, 6:55 and 10: 199; “Boogie” at 2:19, 5:33 and 8:47. LYRIC

“Who Done It,” with Abbott & Costello, at #12: 10, 2:50, 5:25, 8:05 10:45.

and “Moonlight in Havana,” with Allan Jones “dnd Jane Prazee, at

11:10, 1:45. 4:25, 7 and 9 SUNDAY —‘ Who Done in ih 2:30, 4:55, 7:30 and 10:10; Mognlight ’ at 1:15, 3:50, 6:30 and 9

Geudala, with George Sanders and

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The Spanish-main romance opens Wednesday at the Indiana.

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By Virginia Hatfield

A SURVEY to determine the

Both are Paramount films. Don Ameche and Francis Lederer,

featuring Madeleine Carroll and {Douglas Fairbanks Jr., in 1940. ” » ” HERE AND THERE: “Wake Island,” one of the best movies of the war to date, will open as a single feature - tomorrow: for a three-day run at the Rivoli. , . . The cast includes Brian Donlevy, Robert Preston-and MacDonald Carey. .. Alan Mowbray in a two-reel comedy, “Three Blind Mice,” and a color cartoon.will round out the program. At the Sheridan, for. the first Irvington showing tomorrow through Wednesday, will be Red Skelton and Ann

Coffee Included Among Jewel Loot

' 1 LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5 (U. P.). —Police held house maid Ann Staaland on “suspicion of grand theft of merchandise” from her employer, Mrs. Franklin G. MacIntosh, a wealthy widow, today. The merchandise included: One necklace, value $18,000. One jeweled and filagreed butterfly, value $15,000. Florentine lace, value $3000. Linen cloth, value $2000. Three pounds of coffee, value ? Mrs. MacIntosh said a diamond

missing. Miss Staaland said she knew nothing about it but she was X-rayed and the plate showed a vaguely out-lined “solid ‘object” in her stomach. In consequence, Miss Staaland was under particularly close surveillance.

SECOND WIFE ACTS

ring valued at $9800 still was.

TO DIVORCE COOGAN

+ HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 5 (U. P.).—

Sothern in “Panama Hattie” and

Rooney.” Hattie’s brogue, the antics of Skelton and the dancing of Ben Blue are good. for many laughs. Alvino Rey an orchestra and the King Sisters, re-. cently seen in person downtown, are featured in the Parker’s show, “Sing Your Worries Away,” tomorrow and Monday. In the cast are Bert Lahr, Buddy Ebsen and June Havoc. The second attraction will be “Timber,” with Andy Devine and Leo Carrillo. Scheduled at the Emerson tomorrow through Wednesday are Marjorie Main in “Tish” and “Talk of the Town.” “Tish” is a Marie Dressler type 6f film, one in which the audience laughs and crys with a real character in a homey setting. . In “Talk of the Town” you'll see ‘Cary Grant as a lovable murderer, Ronald Colman as a supreme court justice and Jean Arthur as the town’s most talkative gossip.

yn PEARL HARBOR MEMO: The

Ann Sothern

film star, was charged with cruelty

Sergt. Jackie Coogan, former child

today in a divorce suit filed by

Fountain Square, Sanders theaters will admit free

Granada and

most popular repeat engagements

shown at the- Esquire theater in the past year was conducted by the Esquire management this week. Leading by far in the final count were “Midnight” and “Safari.” The two hits will return to the theater today. “Midnight,” starring Claudette Colbert,

was released in 1939 and “Safari,”

night only: “A Yank in the R. Tomorfow through Tuesday: an

A pn ‘Wake Is-

ST. CLAIR—' ‘Iceland” and “Berlin Correspondent.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Gay Sisters’ and “Miss Annie Rooney.” SANDERS—‘Klondike Fury’ and ‘Tonto Basin Outlaw.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Ten Gentlemen from West Point” and “It Happened in Flatbush.” .

SHERIDAN—‘‘Across the Pacific’ and ‘Sunday . Punch.” - Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Panama . Hattie” and “Miss Annie Rooney.” SPEEDWAY—'A Yank at Eton” and *“The Falcon Takes Over.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Talk of the Town” and “Tar-| get for Tonight.” STATE—‘A Gentleman at Heart” and “Boss of Hangtown Mesa.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Ship Ahoy” and

“Dressed to Kill STRAND—‘‘A Yank at Eton” and “Sabotage Squad.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Tales of Manhattan” and ‘‘Blondie for Victory.” STRATFORD—‘Police Bullets” “Texas Marshall.” Tomorrow Tuesday: ‘“Ship- Ahoy” and Calling.” TACOMA—‘'‘Great Man's Lady” and “Land of the Open Range.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Across the Pacific” and ‘Pierre of the Plains.”

and through “Wild "Geese

TALBOTT—' Pasine Rendezvous’ and “Blossoms in Dust.’ Tomorrow Jhroush Tuesday: ® “Holiday Inn” and shorts,

TUXEDO-—‘‘Sweater Girl” and ‘Joan of the ' Ozarks.” Tomorrow through Tues-

day: ‘Somewhere I'll Find You” and shorts. UPTOWN-—"A Yank at Eton” and “Private Buckaroo.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Berlin Corresponaent’’ and “Iceland.”

VOGUE—Tales ‘Panama Hattie” lespie.”

ZARI NG—Through Tuesday: “Talk of the Town’ and ‘The Big Street.”

STASSEN PROPOSES ‘UNION OF WORLD’

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (U. P..—A seven-point program for a post-war “united nations of the world” was advanced yesterday by Governor Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota in

Manhattan’ and ‘Calling Dr, Gil-

of and

of New York. The Republican leader said the

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Parry. Coogan, now and Miss April. nerville, Nev.

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his second wife,

Parry They were married at Gard-

Coogan was in training. turned late from the wedding and drew a kitchen police assignment for being absent without leave. Miss Parry asked custody of their 8-months-old son, John Anthony, and $131.50 monthly for support. Coogan’s first wife was actress | Betty Grable.

On n_Everything!

anyone buying a war savings bond Monday night, in memory of the bombing of Pearl Harbor a year ago. Bonds may be purchased at the Fountain Square theater and .the purchaser will be admitted to any of the three theaters he wishes to attend. The bond must bear the date, Dec. 7, and must be bought on that day at the Fountain Square. “The Big Street” and “Prisoner of Japan” will be the double feature at the Fountain Square; “Iceland” and “Berlin Correspondent” at the Granada and “Ten Gentlemen From West Point” and “It Happened in Flatbush” at the Sanders.

showgirl Flower

an army glider pilot, separated last

Aug. ©, 1941, while He re-

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: 8 8 '» THE MID-WEEK SCHEDULE:

BELMONT—'Friendly Enemies” and

taking a leading part in the future relations between the peoples along the lines of the following program: 1, Establishment of temporary governments over each axis nation, which would be entirely disarmed, their criminal leaders punished, but no inhuman post-war ven-

geance taken against entire popu-

lations. 2. Establish an international airways commission. 3. Establish an administrative body to control the world’s commercial gateways. 4. Establish a code of justice for the world and machinery for its administration, . 5. Establish a commission whose

prime task would be to increase tthe literacy of the peoples of the

“Northwest Paksage.’’ Ti { Clothing, Shotguns, Ete. Ji rioiioye foisessi, , Pomorroy, ihroush woud ry Ollcst Loan JEWELRY ..,CINEMA—"‘My [Favorite Wife” and : up a trade commission to dest Loa The CHI C AG 7 host Breakers. Tomorrow through work out world trade problems. the State Co, Inc. Foot in Heaven ow Or Mother” and. “One; 7 peyelop a world police force. 145 E. WASHINGTON ST. DAISY— Escape from '_ Crime” and| He suggested that Panama, be“Pierre o e Plains.” Tomorro d . ibili Monday: “A Yank at Eton” oT "Atian- cause of its accessibility, would be tic Convoy.” a good center for these administra-

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DES MOINES, Ia., Dec. 5 (U. P.). —Manager Pete De Cenzie of the Casino Follies burlesque theater needs a new strip tease star today to replace “the best entertainer in the show.” He lost his best box office attraction when officials at the Ft. Des Moines WAAC training center took Miss Kathryn Gregory, 22, Ft. Worth, Tex., a basic auxiliary absent without leave, back to the fort. For five nights, Miss Gregory, billed as “Amber d’Georg, the exotic

tertained Casino patrons in a repertoire of dances, including a “Sa-

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Cornelia Otis Skinner, actress, will present her well-known character sketches at the Indiana university auditorium series Tuesday night.

moan Love Dance,” which revealed as much of her as city ordinances permit. Had a Good Figure

De Cenzie said he hired the pretty, brown-haired girl without knowing she was a WAAC. She had a good figure, was five feet, three inches tall and weighed 114 pounds. “She asked for a spot in our show,” De Cenzie said. “She talked our language, but I knew that Amber d’Georg was not her real name.” One of De Cenzie's girls was ill, so he, put Miss Gregory in the show without rehearsal. Records at the fort reveal that she had been a professiona] blues singer and an adagio dancer before joining the WAACSs on Nov. 3. She had forgotten nothing during her stay in the army and became an instant success, according to De Cenzie, who said she did a jungle dance, the conga and a futuristic number. “She was very clever,” he said regretfully. “She was the best entertainer in the show.”

Pictures Her Undoing

But publicity pictures outside the theater were her undoing. In one still, the rookie WAAC was posed in a sarong and little else. A girl friend recognized her and Col. J. A. Hoag, Ft. Des Moines commandant, and an MP ended her theatrical career for the duration. Discipline but not discharge awaited her at the fort. “She was just a girl who had no understanding of her responsibilities,” Hoag said.

JONES RITES SET

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 5 (U. P.)— Private funeral services will be held

Monday for Buck Jones, Hoosier- |!

born cowboy film star who burned to death Nov, 30 in the Boston nightclub fire. Joges’ body was brought here yesterday, Cremation will follow.

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Dec. 5 (U, P.).—Josephine Baker, colored dancing and singing star of the Paris stage, is alive and well today, living in an elegant Arabian house in the Marrakech section of the native quarter.

who falsely was reported to have died in Casablanca hespital recently, can be seen riding through the streets in a handsome carriage, drawn by two fawn-colored horses."

though still recuperating from a recent illness, she moved to the quaint Arabian home three days ago from the Hotel Mamounia, one of the best in the city.

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Born in Poland in 1872, Mr, Cohen had been a resident of Indianapolis

Survivors are four daughters, Ida, .Lena and Fannie Cohen and Mrs. William Lockman of Indianapolis; four sons, Nathan and Samuel of

of Seatfle, Wash.; one brother, Hyman Cohen of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Mae Shapiro of New York,

Rabbi David Shapiro and Cantor Abraham’ Portnov will officiate at the funeral services at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Aaron-Ruben funeral home, Burial will be in Shara

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TONITE & TOMB “PACIFIC RENDEZVOUS” Cary Jean Sai “BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST”

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“TALK OF THE TOWN” Hoe 2a “BIG STREET”

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