Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1943 — Page 4

VOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS

Brailowsky

Guest Role

In Symphony |

"Seven Days' Leave' : REPORTS THAT “Seven Days’ Leave,” the Circle's new offering, 'eomes loaded with entertainment are no idle gossip. ‘Two name bands,

‘and Victor Mature and Lucille Ball mix it up in one of the juiciest

"Freddy Martin's and Les Brown's, a half-dozen stage and radio acts |

will Play - Rachmaninoff Concerto in C-Minor With Orchestra.

“and screen. In addition to those inentioned above, there are the - Great Gildersleeve, Mapy Cortes, Ginny Simms, Peter Hayes, the . ‘dance trio of Lynn, Royce and ‘Vanya which visited the Circle's stage & while . McGuire and two radio programs, “rTyuth or Consequences” #The Court of Missing Heirs.” . Mature is an army private this trip, who finds out he is to in‘herit a fancy sum of money provided he marries the granddaugh-

- screen musicals to come out our way in a long time. The line-up reads like a chapter of Who's Who in Radio, Stage

The Indianapolis symphony or-

day.

back, Marcy

and

Mr. Whitworth phoned. yester-

“We hadda postpode the show,” he said. “Everywud has a code idda head. It’s postpode to Jadduary tweddy-six.” We uddastad, folks.

Around Town MRS. JOE RAND BECKETT writes that she has undertaken td do some publicity for the In-

chestra’s mid-season pair of subscription concerts, presenting Alex-| ander Brailowsky, pianist, as soloist, will be played at 8:30 tonight and|} 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Murat theater. g Mr. Brailowsky will play the|f{ Rachmaninoff C-minor concerto with the orchestra under Fabien Sevitzky’s direction. : John Alden Carpenter's “The Birthday of the Infanta” will be presented by the orchestra, with the

“Teacher” gives his pupils the low-down on geography from the

Nazi point of view in “Hitler's Children,” RKO Radio's picturization

.of Gregor Ziemer’s “Education for Death.”

Radio Station WLW is

sponsoring the mass premiere of the film in 50 Midwest cities Thursday and Friday. It will open at the Circle Friday.

ter of a Civil War general. "The money comes from Mature’s grandfather, who beat the pants off the general whose descendant Mature is to wed. Happily enough, the descendant urns out to be Lucille Ball and our hero goes to work for his legacy with a will. <Of course, the beauteous Ball is engaged to another, but with Magure at bat, you can guess the re‘sult. Everything is going along

dianapolis symphony orchestra. “Of course,” she ‘writes, “We want the public to know that the Young People’s conceit is coming up on the evening of Jan. 27. The soloist will be the baritone, George Newton, in McDonald's Symphonic poem for Baritone and Orchestra. “Will you tell ’em? At once?” Sure will, Mrs. Beckett.

nicely when Ball discovers the 8-2 = “geason Mature is playing Romeo. LEARNED YESTERDAY that Boy loses girl, for a while, un- | Arthur “Argus” Hermann, the “411 true love finally wins through, magician, who died suddenly ‘ast Wednesday, was the original

- ete. Weaving in and out of this corny plot, which is an excuse to bring Mature and Ball into the picture, are a bunch of high-priced per- P. Opper to create the character ‘formers. They make the film very with the tin can on his head.

pleasant entertainment. Argus was one of the truly { greats in show business. He used

8.9 : " , | to tell people he was part In“THE FALCON'S BROTHER,” | dian, but they thought it was a _'s fast moving mystery, is the Cir- | gag from his medicine show days. ~ ele’s second feature, with George Fact is, he was part Cherokee Sanders and Jane Randolph. Not | 1nqgian. bad going, either. The funeral services were to be ; r 8 8 = held at 10:30 this morning at the

: Harry W. Moore peace chapel. Code Idda Head Burial will follow in Washington - LAST WEEK, we reported that Park semeiery, . rai : rgus n't have any amily, a ore but he had a lot of friends. They're 12 at the Illinois st. service men’s

taking care of the funeral arrange.eenter to raise funds for the pur-

ments, and also seeing that Argus’ magic equipment doesn’t fall ehase of records for the music ‘vooms at Camp Atterbury.

into non-professional hands. They said that Argus wanted his magic Those participating were Mrs. secrets closely guarded. And they Jane Johnson Burroughs, vocalist, ~aecompanied by Walter Whitworth,

will be. News critic, at the piano; Pvt. ASHJIAN TO SPEAK HERE Norm Atkins, baritone, of Camp

Seraph Ashjian will address the . Atterbury’s 83d division; Bomar adult forum of All Souls Unitarian Cramer, pianist, and the Tech

church, 1453 N. Alabama st., at 10 - high school cholr.

a. m., tomorrow.

WHATS CBBKIN

Continued from Preceding Page

What's Cookin’ in Sports— LOTS OF SPORT news this week. . To start off with, the powers that be in the American Association had a pow wow this week and decided on a 154-game schedule.

e o . Starting April 29. _. Our Indians ‘will tain at home.

. Minneapolis will train at Terre Haute. . And the Southeastofy and Eastern Indiana fair circuits are going to keep horses running this summer. . . Our Caps have just : eh won their fourth hockey game in a row. . . . They took New Haven 2 to 1, and now are tied for second - place in the western division. . . . And now for basketball. . . Marion still is rated tops in the state H. s. basketball picture, with Rochester and Central (Ft. Wayne) close . + « All three undefeated as of « «.. Tech is rated 13th by the

“Happy Hooligan” of the fine, old comic strip. It seems that an act of Mr. Hermann’s inspired

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paratroop sergeant

canal. . . .

taken over by the

Haymaker,

through its non-conference campaish, with seven straight victories. . . They took ‘Butler 42 to 27. . . .-Purdue wasn’t so lucky. « « « Lost four cut of seven. . . . Great Lakes shaded ’em 48 to 43 this week. . . . One of the first bills introduced in the legislature was one by Sen. James Armstrong “(Lawrence county) to dissolve the IHSAA. . . . And substitute a state board of athletic control. . . . Bet that stirs up a rumpus.

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What's Cookin’ in the Army— ~ TWO LOCAL airmen have received the distinguished flying cross for heroic services on the North African front. . . . Lieut. Col. Harry T. ‘Eidson (5786 N. Alabama) got his in: 3 Photographic missions. . . . Capt. James . william Sibert (931 N. Grant) won his for air raids over Naples. ... . The Man’s Store says, | “Hats off,” to both of you fellows. ... First Lieut. Walter S. Strong (131 E. Fall Creek blvd) is listed as a prisoner of the Japs in the pines. . . . Aviation Cadet Anthony Baan: (4314 Park) appeared on a recent padcast of “soldiers With Wigs" with

could print your

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; d to corporal, at Patterson field, O. «+. Hi, Corp. . . . Lieut. Lester Lindow, who ed to manage WFBM, now is public ‘officer at Camp Wolters, Tex. , . , Cookin’.”

vocal solo by Mrs. Howard Harrington, contralto. Mrs. Harrington, who has sung with the orchestra previously, sings professionally as Edna Merritt. Mr. Harrington, also a singer, is business manager of the orchestra. The second half of the program will be devoted to the Symphony No. 2 in D-major by Sibelius.

FILM EXTORTION CASE GOES TO JURY

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 9 (U. P)., — A federal court jury was locked up early today after deliberating for several hours on charges that songwriters Channing D. Lipton and Meyer P. Grace tried to extort $250,000 from film magnate Louis B. Mayer. Federal Judge Leon R. Yankwich instructed jurors to disregard a

long-standing - grudge between Lip-|:

ton and Mayer. In final arguments, defense attorneys said Lipton had become embittered over alleged blacklisting of his screen writer father by Mayer and had sought revenge through the extortion plot.

VERONICA LAKE HAS OPERATION

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 9 (U, P.)— Actress Veronica Lake was recovering from an emergency appendectomy today at 8. Vincent’s hospital. Miss Lake was rushed from the movie set of “So Proudly We Hail,”

to the hospital where Dr. Arncid

G. Stevens performed the operation. Her husband, Capt. John Detlie,

Paul L. Becker (1331 Bradberry) is a new

brother, Bob, is with the Marines at GuadalRemember Emil R. Major of the Phillips Petroleum ‘Co. here? . .. now Capt. Major. . . . Sorta confusing, isn't it!

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News in Tablet Form— SHORT NOTES: The Claypool has been

Thaddeus Snodgrass continues as managers . . . Capt. Robert Eichelsdorfer as executive assistant. . . . Jackson A. Raney has been installed as president of the Kiwanis club. . . » Emsley W. Johnson: Sr. was re-elected president of the Indiana Astronomical society. . Ross H. Wallace has resigned as director of the state department of financial institutions . . . because of ill health, . . . Former Judge A. J. Stephenson succeeds him. . . . Governor Bricker of Ohio will speak at the state bar association session Jan. 16. . . . Ira retiring chairman, has been named a bookkeeper in the county treasurer's office.

* » , . . Indiana Central is trying J fo oi tonight for its 31st consecutive victory in a match with Manchester. . . . I U. is safely In the Mail Bag—

AND NOW FOR the mail. . . . Tom Lanahan, over in England, writes that tre Americans over there are winning a silent diplomatic victory over the English “as more and more they pick up our slang expression and other mannerisms wkich include chewing gum and tea without milk.” oe +» « Tom says “the ‘What's Cookin’’ are

marinés over in Cladsleanal sends word | via his cousin, Mrs. T. E. Williams, that he has gotten in touch with some long lost pals through “What's Cookin’.” . .". Wish we

so your friends could write you. . . . But Uncle Sam doesn’t want us to print military addresses. . . . usually show where a certain military unit « » « And that might help the enemy. . . . Norbert Richardson %1123 N. Denny) sends word he is alive and well, and is somewhere overseas. . . class radioman now. . . . - (brother of Vern) has been assigned to the public relations office of the marine corps in Washington. . . seaman 32/c, who has just returned to the naval aviation gunnery schoel at Pensacola, asked his folks to “keep on sending ‘What's oie Well, best of luck, fellows.

Entire contents cupysighted, 1043, by L. Strauss & co., Ine.

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Jan. 9, 1943

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arriving regularly and eagerly read by myself and Maj. McKee of Newcastle, the only Hoosiers in .the battalion.” . . . Corp. Jack E. McHaflie, one of o ur fightin’

address, Corp. McHaffie, Because the addresses . He's a first

Sergt. Paul Boxell

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Neighborhoods

By Virginia Hatfield

like good, ripping, wild westerns,

by Republic Pictures who've lost money-making western players of Western films have a place in almost every child’s life. At the neighborhood theater matinees, the kids love to applaud the hero and hiss the villain. I've seen adults forget their inhibitions and join in the fun. Although outlaws. run wild in the westerns, they are always brought to justice, and the moral ‘of the story is plain enough for for children to see. So, for all the ridicule heaped upon them by the sophisticates and psychia trists, westerns do serve a purpose. “Bells of Capistrano,” Autry’s last film will be shown at Fountain

Gene Autry

Square for four days, starting {oday. The cast includes Virginia

Grey, Lucien Littlefield and $miley Burnette, Autry’s side kick. Second feature this week-end at the theater will be “Between Us Girls,” featuring Diana Barrymore and Robert Cummings.

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THREE WAR PICTURES are scheduled for the neighborhoods

- next week. At the Rivoli, Mon-

day through Wednesday, wlil be “Moscow Strikes Back,” narrated by Edward G. Robinson and filmed on the actual battle fronts of Russia. . This picture alone is worth the price of admission, but will be doubled with “Ihe Affairs of Martha,” starving. Marsha Hunt and Richard Carlson. Second of the war films will be “Wake Island,” opening as a single feature at the Sheridan Wednesday. Brian Donlevy heads. the cast, which has a good, story to start with and turng in an outstanding performance : Lo top it off. “Submarine Raider,” with John Howard, is the third war picture. It will be seen at the Emerson tomorrow through ~ Wednesday along with “My Sister Eileen” and a 40-minute Walt Disney “Color Cartoon Carnival.” 8 » 2

NEW AND OLD REELS: The first Irvington showing of “Seven Sweethearts,” with Kathryn Grayson and Van Heflin, will be at the Sheridan tomorrow through Tuesday. Edward Arnold and Ann Harding head the cast of the companion feature, “Eyes in the Night,” detective story. At the Esquire today, Dashiell Hammett’s “The Maltese Falcon,” first screened in 1941 and co-starring Mary Astor and Humphrey Bogart, has been brought pack along with “Some Like It Hot” of 1939. Better known for his “Thin Man” stories, Hammett turned out a new type of story with “The Falcon.” Stars in “Some Like It Hot” are Bob Hope, Shirley Ross and Gene Krupa and his orchestra. The Parker will open tomorrow with the’ first chapter of a new serial, “The Secret Code,” with Paul Kelly. It has 15 episocles and will be shown every Sunday and Monday in addition to the two regular features.

ONT — “Flying - Fortress”

BELM and “Affairs of Martha.”

Tuesday: “Gentleman Jim” and “Bells of Capistrano.” CINEMA—*“Sergeant York” and “Fou’re Telling * Tomorrow through day: Private Buckaroo” .and “Invisible Agen

DAISY—"Smith of Minnesota’ and _ “Thundering Hoofs.”” Tomorow and Monday; ongajor, ,and the Minor” and “Flying Fortress.’ EMERSON—‘‘Bambi” and ‘Priorities on Parade.’ Tomorow through Wednesday: “My Sister Eileen” and “Sub-

marine Raider.” ESQUIRE—Throu igh Wednesda . “Male tese Falcon” and ‘Some Like t Hot.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tiesday: “Between Us QGirls”’ and “Bells of Capistrano.” ARFIELD—"Joan of Ozark” and “Doomed Caravan.” Tomorrow through : “Across the ‘Pacific and

GRANADA—Through, Wednesday: “Now, Voyager’ and “Secret SE or on in pri and “Berlin Correspondent. * ° Tomorrow thro the

ugh Wi 8 Rockies’ and inst Calling) ie

IRVING—Thr morrow: ‘“‘Cien=tleman Jim" oy wgiist Trouble.”

Tomorrow through .

Dust” |’

MECCA—“Sundsy Punch” and ‘Tine ||

THE CHILDREN, and more adults than you might think, who

are unhappy. Their No. 1 hero

of the horse reels, Gene Autry, is out of Hollywood for the duration, for he’s in the army air forces. The kids are joined in their “sorrow”

the star wa headed the list of 1940, and '

Rider ‘In Frontier Fury.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: Moon Over Burma’ and ‘‘Men of Texa OLD TRAIL—' i heny Uprising” and “Danger in the acific.”” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Here We Go Again’ and “Smith of Minnesota.”

ORIENTAL—"Flying ger Sond Gv: “R Sergeant.” Tomorrow and M Yank at Eton” and ‘Home in Wyoming.” PARAMOUNT—' ‘Spy Ship” and ‘Sons of Pioneers.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Tish”, and J ‘Tortilla Flat.” PA ARKER—" ‘This Woman Is Mine” “and “Scattergood Rides High.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Atlantic Convoy" and “Mexican Spitfire’s- Ghost. REX—“Miss Annie Rooney’ and “Gunman From Bodie.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Mrs. Miniver” and shorts. wy DLI-Thiogh tomorrow: “Gentlean Jim” and “Flying Fortress.” Last man tonight only: rom, Dick and Harry.” ST. CLAIR—' ‘Between Us Girls” and “Give Out, Sisters.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Moon and Sixpence” and “Affairs of Martha. SANDERS—! ‘Canal Zone’ and ‘“Roaring Frontier.” - Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Across the Pacific’ and “Private. Buckaroo.’ ; * SHERIDAN— ‘Desperate Journey” and “Dumbo.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Seven Sweethearts” and “Eyes of the Night.” SIPEDWAY ~ POeuieman Jim” and “Affairs of Martha.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Tales he. Manhattan” and shorts. STATE "Sunday Punch” and “Riding -on a Rainbow.” . Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Rhythm on the: River” “Men of Texas.” STRAND— ‘Flying Tigers” and “Priorities on Parade.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: Bnwesn Us Girls’ and ° ‘Give

and

Out, Sister STRATEORD — “Powder Town’ and “Lone Ranger in Cheyenne.” Tomor

row through Tuesday: Eohe Starr” pe “Sweetheart of the Fle TACOMA—‘ ‘War y Mri Mrs. Hadley” cific.” Tomor-

and “Danger in the Pa “Wake Island”

row through Tuesday: and shorfs. : . TALBOTT ‘Sergeant York’ and *“AllAmerican Co-Ed.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Seven Sweethearts” and “Eyes Night.” TUXEDO— “War Against Mrs. Hadley” and - “Tuxedo .Junction.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Sergeant, York” and “This Time for Keeps.” UPTOWN— ‘Between Us Girls” and “Give Out, Sisters.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Moon and Sixpence” and “Affairs of Martha.” VOGUE—‘‘Gentleman Jim” and “Here We Go Ag ain.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Springtime in ' the . Rockies" and ‘Sweetheart of the Fleet.” . - A G—Through tomorrow: “Gentleman Jim” and “Flying Fortress.”

EDGEWOOD TIN DEPOT

The Edgewood public school will be the tin can collection depot for the Edgewood community -in the drive next week. Residents should take their tin cans to the school by Tuesday.

Times Amusement Clock

CIRCLE “Seven Days’ Leave,” with Vicfor Mature, Lucille Ball and F: reday Martin’s orchestra, at 12: 3. 3:46, 6:53 and 10.

“The Falcons Brotuer with George Sanders an on Co at 11:36, 2:43, 5:50 and 8:57,

Sunday—‘‘Leave” at 1, 4 19, 6:53 and 9:57; “Falcon” at 2:46, 5:50 and 8:54.

KEITH'S “A Man’s’ World,” with Marguerite Chapman, at 5:29, 17:59, 10:20 and 12:34. On Stage, ‘Sunnyside Up,” with Britt Wood, at 1:50, 4:20, 6:50, 9:20 and 11:34.

Sunday—Stage at 1:50, 4:20," = Fy and 9:20; yom at 12:29, 5:29, 7: 59 and 1 0:20. LOEW'S ; > “Dr. Gillespie's Assistant,” with Lionel Barrymore and Van John- ! son, at 11:15, 2:20, 5:25 and 8:35. “Whistling in Dixie,” with Red

Skelton, Ann Rutherford and. George Bancroft, at 1, 4:10, 7:15

Sunday—‘“Whistling” at 1, 4:10, 7:15 and 10; rOillespie” at 11:15, 2:20, 5:25 and 8

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“Arabian Nights,” with Jon Hall, Maria Montez and Sabu, at 12: 40, 3:46, 6:52 and 9:58.

“Strictly in the Grapes with Leon Errol and Martha Tilton, at 11:40, 2:46, 5:52 and 8:58. Sunday— “Nights” at 12:40, 3:46 6:52 and 9:53; ‘Groove’ at 11: 40, 2:46, 5:52 and 8:58,

LYRIC, “George Washington Slept re,” with Jack Benny, a and Percy Kilbride, at t 11: 05, 1: 50, x 4:40, 7:30 and 10:20. Ellison 2nd June. Wyatt at on and Jane att, "a 2:44, 5:47 and 8:50, Canal Sunday—‘Slept Here” x 3 4:45 7:35 and 10:25; “Su t 1, 3:40, 6:25 and 9:15. Ten § 5

ENGLISH rac, ’3'50 Tonight, 8:30 BROADWAY'S FUNNIEAT SHOW

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Park Masonic temple.

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