Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1943 — Page 11
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Beginning: today, Indiana filling stations will operate on one of two schedules: : 1. The station may stay open-not|§ more than 72 hours a week and for not more than 12 hours a day; or
2. The station must stay open 24 hours a day for seven days a week. The order was announced by Petroleum Administrator Harold L. Ickes. ; Maximum Service Is Good _ The 24-hour-a-day alternative will permit “truck stations” to serve common carrier trucks and other “T" card holders. Continuous operation is required in order to get maximum service from-the stations, Provisions of the order are as follows: If a dealer elects to operate for 72 hours a week, he must serve all customers for no more than a total of 12 hours in any one day. The 12 hours may not be divided into units
A Note o 4 Russian Tiagady.
IN RE the Indianapolis symphony orchestra's program of all Russian music tonight and tomorrow p. m., our Murat theater correspondent writes us a note concerning Russian drama. There must be 8 connection. ~~ Anyway, when he was here last, Abram Chasins, the pianist, ‘told. Fabien Sevitzky the story of the American in Moscow who was taken to see a Russian comedy. The American kept mum all the way, but by the time the last - act: ended, he couldn't restrain himself. All the characters in the play had died, violently, in various ways by the time the final curtain fell, “Is this what you call comedy?” he demanded. He was assured it was comedy, definitely, of the best. “I don’t get it,” he protested. “If that’s comedy, what's different about a Russian tragedy?” “Ho ho!” he was informed, “you don’t know our’ drama. In tragedy, everybody just dies.” Our correspondent suggests that * the all-Russian program, which incl eight folk songs, may provide some insight into the char-
met and merged talents and lives in Berlin where they studied under Arthur Schnabel. They have been touring the United States for six years and appeared here under Town Hall auspizes in 1937,
Clinging to the life raft, survivors of a dive bombed British destroyer re-live past gxperiences in “In Which We Serve,” British film They've made their permanent coming here soon, t the right corner is producer-writer-actor .Noel residence on the outskirts of San- | Coward who plays the part of the destroyer’s commander, ta Fe, N. M., on the edge of the - . -
desert. They call their place Ne i g hb i I h 0 od S By Virgina Hatfield
“Rancho Piano.” # # Movie Front THE CIRCLE is holding over my on : The fast and furious invasion of | 1¥0OP across the screens of neighborhood theaters this week-end in a sentimental musical comedy, “For Me and My Gal.” It’s the story of vaudeville life in its zenith. The picture itself is dedicated to vaude- . ville, which the foreword says “has not been properly recognized.” In the old days, it was the ambition of every vaudeville act to play
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Loew's predicts that “Random Harvest,” with Greer Garson and Ronald Colman, will follow “Commandos” on its screen. Keith's
acter of our Russian allies, as expressed.in folk music. So it may. Russian folk songs may sound somewhat alike to the
Keith's circuit in New York. Atl any rate, that’s what the abovementioned stars are aiming for. Judy is the self-sacriticing star
“My Sister Eileen,” a comedy based on the stage play of the same name featuring Rosalind
of less than two consecutive hours. If a dealer elects to remain open 24 hours a day he must serve all customers for 12 consecutive hours
groups, and the street index provides a method for using statistical data concerning population for local administrative purposes.
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Following each census enumeration, a civic committee has undertaken the work of compiling data for the street index. The committee for the 1940 census included Charles A. Breece, chairman, William H. Book, Prof. C. B. Camp, A. C. Crandall, Fred Doeppers, Mark Ferree, William Filorea, Mark R. Gray, William =~ A. Hacker, Floyd Hunter, George Thnat, William D. Keenan, Virgil Martin, Dr. Herman G. Morgan, Roger M. Reynolds, Paul Richey, George F. Rooker, Wade T. Searles, Robert K. Taylor and U. K. Wilde, The Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies and the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce co-operated | . in publishing the street index. It is available in the council office, 901 Lemcke building, at cost.
V-5 MOTHERS TO MEET The V-5 Mothers’ club will hold a business meeting ‘at 1:45' p. m. Wednesday at the Columbia club. Mrs. Edward V. Mitchell, president, will be in charge.
LAST FEATURE TONIGHT at 10:00 P.M.
will present Hitler's secret plan to invade the Americas on its screen next Thursday, Plus a technicolor Mexican musical and a stage show. “Casablanca” ought to be good for another week in town at the Lyric when it leaves its current retreat at the Indiana. ” = ” UPCOMING FILMS: “Keeper of the Flame,” with Spencer Tracy t and Katharine Hepburn, is being released. William Saroyan’s “The Human Comedy” is ‘completed. Judy Garland and Van Heflin have top roles in Booth Tarkington’s “Presenting Lily Mars.” It will be Heflin's last film role for the duration. He's in the army. The late Eric Knight's book, “Lassie Come Home,” will be filmed in technicolor. . Planned are filmizations of such books as “Quo Vadis,” Louis Bromfield’s “Mrs. Parkington” (another Mrs. role for Miss Garson), Pearl Buck's “Dragon Seed,” Elliot Paul's “Last Time I Saw Paris.” “The Sun Is My Undoing,” picaresque novel on the order of | ,nq Uptown tomorrow through “Anthony Adverse,” Bill White's | Tyesday. “They Were Expendable” and “See #8 Here, Private Hargrove.” AMONG THE TOP money-
SEER ER making films at the neighbor-17-YEAR-OLDS MAY hoods this week-end will be JOIN ARMY RESERVES
“Road to Morocco,” starring Bob Enlistments for men who have
Hope, Dorothy Lamour and reached their 17th but not their Bing Orosby 18th birthday are open in the be shown. for army's enlisted reserve corps on the the last “times conditions they are found qualified |: tonight at the for general military service and|: Strand, Uptown have the consent of their parents : and St Clair or guardians, It will continue Enlistments are open in the re- at the Granada serve corps, unassigned, and in the through air corps enlisted reserve corps for Wednesday and those who qualify for aviation cadet| Brian Aherne will open at the training. i : : None of the men will be ordered od ral, Irving Rivoli and to active duty until they have y . reached their 18th birthday. URUGUAY LEADER IN U. S.
For those still hoping to catch WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 (U. PJ).
—Dr. Alberto Guani, foreign min- : ister and vice president-elect of SET FOR MOND AY
Uruguay, arrived from Miami toA public hearing on five peti-
day as an official guest of the United States government. tions for variance from requirea ments of the zoning ordinance will
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. room 104, City hall. EVENING HIGH SCHOOL—STARTS JAN 29 Three requests concern Housing. PHYSICS and TRIGONOMETRY—STARTS FEB. 2
They were filed by Jack G. MessElectric & Acetylene Welding - Starts Jan. 26
mer, 3148 N. Pennsylvania st., to Y.M.C.A. EVENING SCHOOL
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ple, 1105-11 E. 49th st., to build two
who is putting her brother through medical school. Kelly is her one and only and Murphy is the deserted partner. As a team, Judy and Gene get L their break for New York and the bright lights, when the latter is drafted. Not being able . to resist a marriage license and the lure of fame, the latter becomes a draft dodger and loses his gal— temporarily. Although some of the incidents Judy Garland are far-fetched and the sentimentality overdone in spots, the | actual vaudeville scenes are good entertainment. Mr. Kelly, overshadowed by the Garland pPxestige, turns in one of the be performances in the film. \ “For Me and My Gal” will be at the Belmont, St. Clair, Strand
untrained. ear, but they cover a vast range of emotions, They are #ad and they are gay. The sad songs express a suffering that is intolerable. In the gay songs, there is merely suffering.
Russell and Brian Aherne, the picture will be at the Hamilton and Parker tonight and will open at the Cinema tomorrow for a run through Wednesday. ‘The story of daring American fliers in China, “Flying Tigers,” will. be unfolded on the screens of the Belmont tonight, the Paramount, tomorrow and Monday, and the Sheridan and Talbott, Sunday through Tuesday. Errol Flynn as “Gentleman Jim” will be seen at the Hamilton tomorrcw through Tuesday and at the Emerson, tomorrow through Wednesday. The film was hurriedly released to beat the verdict of the Flynn trial. “Edge ‘of Darkness,” his last film is being held up until the verdict is reached. Four theaters will show “Now, Voyager,” Bette Davis’ most recent picture, this week-end. They are the Cinema, Sheridan and Talbott tonight, and the Tuxedo, tomorrow through Tuesday. The film also wfil open Wednesday at the Esquire, doubled with “My Sister Eileen.” » » 2 OTHER REELS‘AROUND: The Fountain Square’s double bill today through Wednesday will be “The Navy Comes Through,” with Pat. O'Brien and George Murphy, and “Get Hep to Love,” featuring
Gloria Jean.
for six days of the week. Only “T” card holders may be served during the remaining periods. If a dealer elects to operate 72 hours a week, he must maintain this schedule for at least seven consecutive days before he may change over to the 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week basis. . If a dealer elects to operate on a 24-hours-a-day basis, he must maintain this schedule for at least 30 consecutive days before he may change to the 72-hours-a-week System. The 12-hour-a-day provision is designed to enable the service station operators to reduce operating cost ‘at a time when their business has been decreased.
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Bishop “BUSSES Eo : Marsha Hunt—Richard Carlson
First Irvington Showing “AFFAIRS OF MARTHA”
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PROBABLY the best known duo-piano team in the business is the firm of Vitya Vronsky snd Victor Babin, khown professionally 2s Vronsky and Babin and pri_vately as Mr. and Mrs. Babin. They will appear on the next Martens concert offering Feb. 14, at English’s. Vronsky was born in Kiev, Rusgla, and Babin in Moscow. Both
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Beginning Monday, January 25
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LOEW'S “The Commandos Strike at Dawn.” with Paul Muni and Gish, at 11:30, 3:05, 6: 140. Lilian “A Night to Rem Brian Ne . ote y . 1:15, 4:50 a ‘Comm andes, » at 2:58, 6: » and 10; “Night,” at 1:10, 4:45
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SHERIDAN — “Busses Roar." Wednesday: on Parade.
SPEEDWAY — “Who Done It?” and “Moonlight in Havana.” Tomorrow and Monday: aoa to Morocco” and “Get Hep to Love.
STATE—* Raiders of the Desert” and “There’s One Bom very Minute.” To‘morrow through Tuesday: “Here We Go Again’ gh “Flight Lieutenant, ” STRAND — “Road to Morocco” and “Affairs of Martha.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “For Me and My Gal” and Atlantic Convoy. STRATFORD — “Sunday Punch” and TE —— iste Annie dhe. gue. hein a 5T. CLAIR “Moon Over Burka. ’ ' DAINC.VEINT-PAFENSTREFT RoR I : F1. WAYNE & ST Mae Tuxedo yiunction” and Lada ; ; ; 2 CROSBY: HOPE. [AMOUR .
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Ll bl: Fp ‘For the mystery fan, “Sherlock Bogan narid Bore an Hu SH Holmes and the Voice of Terror” Senried, at 13:12, "3:264640 ‘and will be at the Daisy tonight and ' “Behind the Eight Ball,” with at the Granada tonight through the Rits Bros, at 11:13, 2:26, 6:40 Wednesday, Basil Rathbone will Sunda y—“Casablanca,” at 1. be seen as the redoubtable Sher- JS Ang 9.43; “Eight Ball,” lock, now placed in 20th century a 2 war surroundings. “Yankee 2 8 8 Jomes Cagney. at 11:30, Gros, . - “Call of the Canyon,” with Sunda “Yankee.” at 11:30, Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette, 308, 40; NR sam will be shown at the Parker to- niin Chilaren, with Bonita morrow and Monday. The com- Holt, at 11:13, 1:57, 4:33, 1.37 and panion feature, “There's One 10:12. Born Every Minute,” features Hugh (“woo wo00”) Herbert and Tom Brown. 2 o » THEATER NOTES: War stamps and bonds are now on sale at the Rivoli. , , . Frank Flynn, assistant manager of the theater, was classified in 1-A this week and expects to be called soon. 2 2 2 BELMONT—'‘You Can't Escape Forever,” and * ing Tigers.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “For Me and My Gal” and shorts. CINEMA—* Now,. Voy Enemies.” Tomorrow yi Sint er Elleen™
double houses, and Foster Engineering Co., to erect a 15-unit apartment building at 4741 E. Washingfon gt. a pul. apartment BABY. Shr ey he ga easant Run pkwy. 3 And “Overlan Additional petitions to be scted| “Who Dose 117" and “Moonight in upon include those of Rollin Stew-| 3 art, 2905-17 Central ave., asking per- Bocret. Enemige Frans and mission to operate a machine shop — AY ren “Gentleman Jim” and “employing electric motors, and| gs UIRE--* ” Charles S. Gant, 2434 E, Washing-| “Third IRE_-No Tim for Ho Fomesy” ana n st, to FOUNTAIN SQU loll ugh Tuesiler is. Operation a day: “The Navy Comes Through” ye station. The latter case was con-| | tinued from the last hearing, te iL SE NAVY DRAFT STARTS FEB. 1
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