Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1943 — Page 16

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VOICE from the Balcony | by RICHARD LEWIS

y Lome titled George White's “Scandals, * ‘which ‘turns out to . be a combination of vaudeville and strip-tease, not exactly in the

~ song about what do people want, White, he knows, will furnish what the people want, or words to that effect. The point:of this introduction is a little vague, if any. Presently, however, the chorus

~ you half expect to’ see whiteJackets coming up the aisles sell- ~ ing popcorn and little books. This seems to satisfy the youth delegation down front which had ex“pressed its . disapproval of :the talent threat.

talent on the bill is not mere ‘talk. The Nelson sisters, brieflyglad acrobats, have a first rate _ trapeze routine. Linda Ware, the flaxen-haired ‘ginger, lures a soldier from the _ audience and sings to him, re‘warding the happy victim with a sisterly kiss for his time and trouble. Miss Ware hides the ‘quality of her voice which has ~ good range in the reverberations ~ of the public address system, . The chorus reappears, this time dressed, in a production of “Begin the Beguine,”" with Walter . Russell, baritone. ' The girls also : do a Samba number. Their interpretation of the Brazilian ‘dance seems to be a revival of the = “shimmy. ” ~The Slate Bros. make their appearance about half way through ‘and things immediately pick up. They are a trio of comedians whose stuff is fairly original and ‘they have the assistance of a “blond named Fay Carroll who is “dolled up in fancy rags and who sings. ~~ Buck and Bubbles, two oldtimers, are still one of the most ’ entertaining Negro teams in the

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manner of, the old “Scandals,” but a sawed-off facsimile of same. There is first of all the chorus which comes out and sings a little

talent or. strip-tease and how Mr.

business: The audience was re= luctant to let them go, Then there is Carol Adams with her smart tap routine, The show hangs together well. Compared to the “Scandals” of another decade, with its $3.30 top, you get about what you pay for. On the screen is “My Heart Belongs to Daddy.” a light comedy with - Richard Carlson and Martha O'Driscoll.

3 ”. ‘Symphony Note THE CONCERTS tonight and tomorrow afternoon by the Indianapolis symphony orchestra will mark the faréwell appearance of a grand, old gentleman to whom music lovers in this town owe a great deal, Ferdinand Schaefer, founder and conductor-emeritus of the orchestra. ; Mr. Schaefer is retiring altogether from the orchestra which he has directed twice annually since his retirement as conductor in 1937. Dr. G. H. A. Clowes, orchestra president, has- expressed the hope that the folks who like to hear good music, will turn out full strength as a parting tribute to Mr. Schaefer. This column expresses that hope, too. Mr. Schaefer's program is the Brahms “Tragic ‘@verture”; the Beethoven “Pastoral” symphony; Mr. Schaefer’s “Introduction and Scherzo” for® strings; Strauss’ “Weiner Blut Waltze” and Wagner’s “Vorspiel” to “Die Meistersinger.”

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CIRCLE “The Scandals,” with the Nelson Sisters and Linda Ware, at 1, 4, 6:50 and 9:30. “My Heart Belongs to Daddy,” with Richard Cariseh and Martha O'Driscoll, at 11:25, 2:25, 5:15, 7:55 and 10:2 1 ; ‘“Sunday—‘"Daddy,” at 12:30, 3, 5:25, 7:50 and 10:25; ‘‘Scandals,” at 2, 4:25, 6:55 and 9:30.

LOEW'S “In Which We Serve,” the Noel Coward account of Britain at war, at 11:50, 2:20, 4:50, 7:18 and 9:47. Sunday—“In Which We serve,” at 1:50, 4:23, 6:55 and 9:27.

KEITH'S

On stage, “Lot o’ Fun,” at 1:45 4:15, 6:45, 9:15 and 11:41,

“The Daring Young Man. with Joe E. Brown, at 12:10, 2:40, 5:10, 7:40, 1:10 and 12:36.

Sunday-—-Stage at 1:50, 4:20, 6:50 and 9:20; “Young Man,” at 12:15, 2:45, 5:15, 7:45 and 10:15.

INDIANA

“Pittsburgh,” with Marlene Diet rich, John Wayne and Randolph Scott, at 12:40, 3:51, 97:02 and 10:13. se nday-- “Pittsburg, at 12:30, 3:41, 6:51 and 10; “Johnny,” at 2:28, 5:38 and 8:48.

“When Johnny Comes Marching Home,” with an Jones and Jane Frazee, at 11:26, 2:37, 5:48 and

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“Behind the Eight Ball,” with the Ritz Bros, at 12:55, 3: 50, 6:48 and 9:45. Sunday—*‘Casablanca,” at 1, 4, ’ 7:05 and 10: 10; “Eight Ball,” at 3, 6:05 and 10. »

MOST AUSSIES VOLUNTEERED

CANBERRA, Feb. 5 (U. P.) —War Minister F. M. Forde told the house of representatives today that more than 70 per cent of Australia’s physically fit soldiers’ have volunteered for service overseas and are avaliable for allied use any place in the world.

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Lynne Shore, who has played several leading roles in the Indiana University theater, appears in “Suspect,” the Civic theaters next production. The mystery drama will open Feb. 12.

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|to 24, Kenneth Collins, state chairman of the “March of Dimes” mo- |

tion picture committee and Circle manager, announced today. Special arrangements and pro-

by the theaters. The drive has reCollins ‘from ‘ President Roosevelt

ters will repeat the record collections made last year.

PENSION GROUP TO MEET

Indiana old-age pension group will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday in McClain’s hall, State and Hoyt aves.

Lunch will be served at 6:30 p. m.

By Virginia Hatfield

TWO GAMBLERS, played by

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ing force of her life), to pay off debts left by her father and onetime millionaire, Eugene Pallett. In the course of the film she becomes the darling of her patrons, who don't mind losing money to such a lovely poker player — so the press agents say. The little gal never loses, - but to one man, George. Brent, Sambler mosh Miss Lane Mixed up with the couple is the villain, Bruce Cabot, and an old standby, Lynne Overman. Mr, Cabot is cast as the lover headed for casting off. He fools the fair lady and practically absconds with her hard-earned (?) sheckels. That is—until our hero, gambler Brent, enters the picture. This is no roughhouse film as might be expected until Brent antl Cabot exchange a few blows in . the last scenes. Remember, “The Silver Queen” is a lady. The St. Clair and the Uptown will open with the picture tomorrow.

¢ ” ” 8 LEADING FILMS at the the‘aters this week-end will be “You Were Never Lovelier,” “Thunder Birds,” “Cairo” and “The Glass Key.” All will be seen on four screens. , “You were Never Lovelier” is the South American « musical boasting the 4 services of Rita Hayworth and Fred Astaire. The story concerns their love life which is 3 “off again, on again, gone again” and so on ad infinitum. T he Cinema, Tuxedo, Esquire * and Talbott will show the picture tonight. The flying film, “Thunder birds,” is a pretty fair saga of the skyways with Preston Foster, John Sutton and Gene Tierney in the leading roles. It's propaganda to some extent, showing work at the famed Arizona flying field and explaining the cause of the united nations. Tierney’s the center of ye olde triangle at the Uptown and St. Clair tonight and the Fountain Square and Irving tomorrow. “Cairo” is a satire on Hollywood spy films with a cast including Jeanette MacDonald, Ethel Waters ‘and Robert Young. A radio-con-. trolled airplane headed for destruction, a Nazi spy ring and Miss MacDonald singing a high-C to uncover the mystery lend much to make the movie one of fantastic imagination. “Cairo” will open tomorrow at “the Uptown, ‘Rivoli, Strand and St. Clair.

The suspense mystery, “The Glass Key,” will grace screens at the Strand, Rivoli'and Speedway tonight and the Irving tomorrow. Veronica Lake, Alan Ladd and Brian Donlevy have the leading roles. Penned by Dashiell Hammett, the dramatic story concerns politics and a. murder solved in a surprising fashion. . 8 2 = OTHER FEATURES: The Walt

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| Disney cartoon, “Der Fuehrer’s

Face,” will be included on the Irving's week-end bill with “Thunder Birds” and “The Glass | Key.” .. For the last show tonight only, the Rivoli will show “Never' Say Die,” feat Bob Hope, Martha Raye and Andy Devine, along with “The Glass. Key” and “Cairo.” ° ' Revivals at the Zaring tonight t will be “Algiers” and “Charley’s Aunt.” .nfovie vintage, stars = Charles | Boyer and Hedy Lamarr, and the

f “features the wit of the sirwaves, . Jack Benny.

| betts, “Gentleman Jim,” at the | Sheridan - tonight = with “Flying Fortress,” will open at .the«Gar-. field tomorrow. . . . Pirate Ty-'

MARTENS 'GONGCER! ENGLISH. THEATR : SUN, ‘FEB. 14, 3 P. | i

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George Brent and Priscilla Lane,

will gambol through reels new to the neighborhood theaters this weekend. Miss Lane brings a new type of female gambler deluxe to the screen with her title role in “Silver Queen.”

She’s not in the coarse

Miss Lane as Coralie Adams merely turns to gambling (the driv-

The former, of the 1938 ‘latter, a comedy set in England,

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bean in “The Black Swan” at the Daisy tomorrow and at the Granada through Wednesday.

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A double horror show guaranteed to scare the wits out of you is scheduled for tomorrow and Monday at the Parker. The features are .“Mad Monster” with Johnny Downs and George Zucio, and “The Mad Doctor of’ Market Street” with Una Merkel ‘and Claire Dodd. Two shows of recent years at the Esquire tomorrow will ‘ be “Only Angels Have Wings” and “Buck Benny Rides Again.” Cary Grant, Rita Hayworth, Jean Arthur, Thomas Mitchell and Richard Barthelmess star in the former film and Jack Benny heads a cast including Ellen Drew and Rochester. : 2 J EBELMONT—“ The Navy Comes Through”

and “Gunga Din.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Glass Key” and “Cairo.”

CINEMA—'You Were Never Lovelier” and “Wildcat.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Major ang the ‘Minor’ and Hishwaye by Night AISY—“Moon and Sixpense’” and ign Town.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Black Swan” and “Women at Arms.”

EMERSON—‘‘Dr. Rhythm” and ‘The Texans.” Tomorrow inroush Wednesday: “For Me and My Gal.” ESQUIRE’ “You Were Never Lovelier” and “Talk of the Town. ’’. Tomorrow through Wednesdays * ‘Only Angels Have Wings” and “Buck Benny Rides Again.”

FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: ‘Thunder Birds” and “Counter

Espionage.” GARFIELD—' ‘The General Died at Dawn” and ‘Secret Enemies.” Tomor-

row through Tuesday:

rE Taesday:., “Gentleman Jim”

GRANADA — Through Wednesday: “Black Swan” ‘and “Mississippi Gambler.” HAMILTON—'Talk of the Town’ and “Get Hep to Love.” Tomorrow through

Wednesday: Ror Me and My Gal” and ‘“Voice of Terro IRVING Throtigh tomorrow: hung er Birds” and ‘““The Glass Key

MECCA—"Boss of Tors Mesa” and “There's One Born Every Minute.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Rhythm on the River” and “Great Guns.

TRAIL — “Prontiersman”’ own.’ Tomorrow through “Iceland” end

ORIENTAL— “Between Us Girls” “Sons of the Pioneers.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Seven Sweethearts” and * ‘Atlantie Convoy.”

AM NT Fo Skaroos and “The Singing Hill” Tomeérrow and Monday: “Panama Hattie’ and \"Tatzan's Secret Treasure.”

PARKER—‘‘Sweetheart of the Fleet” and ‘War Dogs. "Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Mad’ Monster” and “The Mad Doctor of Market Street.” 3 REX—'"My Sister Eileen” and “Submarine Raider.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Flying Tigers’ and ‘‘Bambi.” Through. tomorrow: “The fey” and “Cairo.” Last show : “Never Say Die.

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ST. CLAIR— Thunder Birds’ and “That Other Woman.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Cairo” and ‘Silver Queen.” SANDERS—* Riders, of the Timberline’ and “Riot Squad.” Tomorr and Monday; “My Jiger Eileen” oa “Submaiiie Raider.

HERIDAN — “Gentleman Jim” and fr ten Fortress.” Tomarow through SPEEDS “For Me and M Gal.”

Hop to Lo SD TE Sa in “the Saddle” and “They Raid by Night.” Tombrow through

LATE SHOW TONIGHT CASABLANCA, 10:45

grams for the week will be made ceived impetus in a telegram to Mr. ] expressing confidence that the thea- |

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motion picture thea- | {| ters will join & the nation-wide | “March of Dimes” for the relief of}

Whew! It was hot under those lights. Van Heflin takes time out during the filming of “Tennessee Johnson,” which aroused controversy by presenting a sympathetic picture of Andrew Johnson, the man who succeeded Lincoln as president.

DISNEY’S INCOME $48,900 A YEAR

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 6 (U.P. — Walt Disney, creator “of | Mickey Mouse and his carefree companions, received .an income ‘of $45,000 in 1942 as president and director of Walfer Disney Productions, Inc. the securities and exchange commission revealed today. . Disney received an additional

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Tuesday: “The Na avy.. Comes Through" and ‘ ’Neath Brooklyn. Bridge.’ STRAND—""The Glass Key” aad “Girl Trouble.” Tomorrow through . Tu y: “Sin Town” and ‘Thunder Birds.”

STRATFORD — “Hands Across the Rockies’” and ‘‘Alias Boston Blackie.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “My Gal Sal” and “Invisible Agent.’ TACOMA—'‘Top Sergeant” and “Call ‘of the Canyon.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Now, Voyager” and: “Flying Fortress.” TALBOT— ‘You Were Never Lovelier” and ‘District row in the Carter Case.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: The Major and he Minor” and “Affairs of Martha.”

TUXEDO—""You Were. Never Lovelier'’ and ‘“‘Secret Enemies, 3 Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘ ‘The Major si the Minor” “and ‘Flying Tigers.” UPTOWN-—* ‘Thunder Birds” and “That Other Woman.” Tomorrow Tuesday! ‘Cairo’’ and ° GUE—‘War Against Mrs. Hadley” a 36 = Town.” . Tomorrow . through Tuesday: “Road to Morocco” and “Priorities on “Parade,” . ZARING— G— Algiers” and “Aunt.” Tomorrow through Tuesda “*“You Can't Take It With You” Doctor Takes a Wife.

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| ductor of the Cleveland ‘Symphony : new draft regu-

Jattons "whieh he said will - doom

|the country’s _orchestras. ; | Dr. Rodzinski, who directed his lorchestra at a concert here Thurs{day night, said only a handful of his musicians are not affected by the new regulations, and he! be-| lieved a majority of the other or-

| chestras faced the same plight.

Permitting the great orchestras “shortsighted” on the part of government officials, Dr. Rodzinski- declared, adding that in troublous times such as these, music is essential to buoy the spirits. He suggested that all lovers of good music protest through civic music associations against the regulations affecting musicians, and predicted some beneficial result might be accomplished.

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the Cumberland © Masonic hall. Kathryn Berry is worthy matron and William Boswell is worthy patron.

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The amendment would limit to $3000 to $5000 the amount paid to attorney general deputies. The bill would give Attorney General’ Emmert full power over appointment of all attorneys serving state departments. - Senate Democrats assailed the measure Tuesday because it failed to place a limit on salaries and because it gave Mr. Emmert, a Re-

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