Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1943 — Page 6

- oy

Mar

~ Paul Muni and to the Ambassador for four

By T. R. MOSS

THREE WAR THRILLERS are among other cholce offerings now making the rounds of the neighborhood theaters. “Casablanca,” at the Vogue and Zaring today and through Saturday, was made before American forces entered. the African “white house” and came out just in time to become a windfall for the producers

the occupation of France,

with a love drama interwoven to

hold’ the plot true to the orthodox movie pattern,

“Starred are Humphrey Bo-

.gart, owner of:

“Rick's Cafe Americain”

- where-all of the

plotting takes place, and In- Ne grid Bergman; who enacts the Mr. Bogart role of “Ilsa Lund,” an underground “worker. In an effort to prevent Ilsa and her "associate from securing visas, officers give

them to Rick for safekeeping.

The story becomes tangled when Ilsa, who is married though she thinks she ‘is not, and Rick dis-

_cover that they love edch other. The rest of the picture is devoted “to .the untangling.

“Casablanca” will open at the Fountain Square Saturday to run through Tuesday and at the ‘Speedway and Daisy Sunday to run through Monday. “Silver Queen,” with George Brent and Priscilla Lane, and

“Half Way to Shanghai,” starring

Irene Hervey and Kent Taylor, are at the Fountain Square today and will remain through Friday.

Rigi”

MANAGER INDUCTED: Joseph

Armantrout, manager of the Vogue theater for 18 months, has gone into the army and is sta-

tioned at Ft. Harrison. He has * been succeeded as manager by E.

V. Martin, former assistant manager. : » ” ” A THOUSAND RMED men take part in “Commandos

Strike at Dawn,” which opens to- .~ day at the Belmofit, St. Clair and

Uptown to show through Saturday. Ninety-six per cent of the cast are Canadian soldiers and sailors, who go into flaming action, , Sxactly as they did during the raid at Dieppe. Paul Muni is starred, along with Anna Lee, Lillian Gish, Sir Cedric ‘Hardwicke and Robert Coote.

The Comman-

dos. will - come to the Daisy

two = day run

days. It will begin at the Granada Thursday of next week and

continue. one Week,

Andy Pandy Color Cartoon—News STARTS TOM RROW

LAST TIMES T James Cagney “Yankee cE Dandy”

a « SUG ro

Zane Grey ’s ‘Sundown i Albert “Spirit ‘of Stanford” “= Selected Short Subjects—News

Friday for a

+ It is a story of illegal trade in exit visas during the period follow~

“BOOGIE WOOGIE SIOUX” a color cartoon, together with “George Washington Slept Here,” “Henry Aldrich, Editor,” and a ‘newsreel make up the bill ‘at the ~ Ritz for today, omerrow and Friday. Today and through Saturday the Esquire is holding the third repeat showing of Rosalind Ruse sell and Walter Pidgeon in “De- - sign for Scandal? and: Charles Boyer, Olivia DeHavilland and Paulette Goddard in “Hold Back the Dawn.” =

“HITLER'S CHILDREN.” a story of the indoctrination of German youth with Nazi ideals, will open at the. Irving today to run through Sunday. The Granada, showing “YANKEE ‘DOODLE DANDY” ‘and shorts today, will change to “Hitler’s Children” and “The. Great Gildersleeve” tomorrow. The Old Trail, showing “Cairo” and “Teo Be Or Not To Be” today, will put on “Hitler's Children” and “Last of the Duanes” tomorrow. “Stand By for Action” and “Dr. Gillespie’s New Assistant,” now at the Rivoli, will yield tomorrow to “Hitler's = Children” and “The Great Gildersleeve.” 2 8 8 BELMONT—Through Saturday: “Com-

mandos Strike at. Dawn” and ‘Gildersleeve.” g Gren

CINEMA--Through * Saturday: Washington Slept Here” d of thé Plains. we an

DAISY—Through- tomorrow: “Whistling “in Dixie” and “Dr. 1 New Assistant.’ Gillespie's

EMERSON--'Genrge Wasoington , Slept Here’ and “Reunion in France.” ToDonow through Saturday:

‘George ‘Pierre

“Tce C Capades and ‘Meet. the ° Stewarts»

UIRE—Through Baturda “DeSign 4 or Boandar” and "Hold Back the

FOUNTAIN SQUARE--Through day: Foes Queen’ and “Ha Shanghai GARFIELD — Through tomorrow: “Blossoms in ‘ the Dust” and CMiseissippi Gambler.” GRANADA—'Yankee Doodle Dandy” and shorts. Tomorrow rough nes. day: “Hitler's Children” “The Great Gildersieeve.”’ HAMILTON — ‘George Washington Blept Here” and “The Major 2 Ald he

Minor.” Tomorrow hrough France Rangers” Redo dag:

IRVIN Jough Sunday: “Hitler's Po ok — ii d By for Action.” MECCA—Through tomorrow = “Pacific Rendezvou®™ and ‘Blondie for Victory.” OLD TRAIL—‘Cairo’’ and “To Be or Not to Be.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Hitler's Children” and “Last of the Duanes.”

Friay to

ORIENTAL—“ Henry AldHich, Editors and “That Other Wom Tomorrow through tidy: “The ‘Glass Key” and “The Falcon Takes Over." PARAMOUNT - ‘Counter Espionage” and ‘Law’ of the Pampas.” Tomorrow aad Friday: ‘Now Voyager" and “About ce.”

PARKER—Throu h : tomorrow: “Lucky Partners” and “The Feminine Touch.” * REX—Through tomorrov: sities on Parade’ and “Spooks Run Wild.” Zz — TEroueh line “i George Washington Slept Here” and “Henry ‘Adrien: Editor.’

RIVOLI—‘ ‘Stand By for Action” and © “Dr. Gilléspie's New Assistant.” Tomorrow through Sunday: Eties's Children” and “The Great Gildersleeve.” T. LAIR — Through Saturday: ‘Commandos Strike at Dawn” and “A. Night to. Remember. SANDERS— ‘You Were Never Lovelier” A is Four «Ay Aunt Huma, ' Te morrow through ur the Pacific” and Bool saad » SHERIDAN -— “Reuni and “Spirit of stanford. Tomorrow through: Saturday: ‘George Washington Slept Here” and “Between Us Girls SPEEDWAY — “Mummy's Tomb’ and oy ht Monster.” Tomorrow through day: “Seven Days Leave” and Stand By All Networks.” STATE—Through tomorrow: - “Youth ng Parade’ and “I Wake Up Screamn

ND—Through Saturday - “Andy neray's Double Life” and ‘Stand By etworks.” is STRATFORD Sal, Agent” “and

Night TACOM MA-—Throug h tomorrow: ‘Mississippi. Gambler” po) “Secret Enemies.’ TALBOTT—Threugh Saturday: ‘Stand By for Action” and ‘‘Get Hep to Love.” TUXEDO—Through tomorrow: - ‘“Mystery of Marie Roget’! and ‘Danger in the Pacific UPTOWN—Throu h Satur rday: “Commandos-: Strike at wn" and “A Night toe Remember.” VOGUE — Through Saturday: “Casablanca’ and “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,

— Through tomorrow: “Highways by

ZARIN G—Through Saturday: blanca” and “Meet the Stewarts.

DOWNTOWN

ALAMO—Th ough fomorrow: ‘“‘Sundown Jim” —s “Spirit of Stanford.”

AMBASSADOR: — “Yankee Doodle Dandy” and shorts. Tomorrow throu h Saturday: “Hitler s, ,Children” and * Great "Gildersleeve ;

CARD PARTY ARRANGED Mozart Rebekah lodge will have & card party at 8:30 p. m. Friday in the I. O. O. F. hall, .S; Bast and Prodpect. sts.

“Casa~= ”

SUNDAY

A INDIANA'S HOME OF VAUDEVILLE P=

ry STAGE

That Renal - Hour of FUN. ..

in France”

Symphony to Play. for hel u rent

Lukas-Harold Corp.

The sixth industrial coneesh ot}:

the Indianapolis symphony orches-| tra will ‘be given in Cadle .tabernacle at 8 p.m. tonight under

the sponsorship of the Lukas-Har-|,

old Corp., for the benefit cof its

employees, their families and |

friends. Fabien Sevitzky, orchestra conductor, and corporation executives, have selected a program of popular|: classics; including the prelude to act ITI of Wagner's opera, “Lohen-

grin;” Grieg’s “Peer Gynt” suite No.|:

2; Luis Guzman’s arrangement. of Stephen Foster melodies; “To Old Glory” by Mr, Sevitzky; “The Volga Boatman” by = Glazounov: “Tales

From Vienna Woods” by Strauss]

and Tchaikovsky's “1812” overture. Paul H. Berger Jr., vice president of the corporation, said ‘of the concert: “We of the Likes Harold Corp. are proud of the Indianapolis symphony. orchestra, recognizing that in their work and ours there is a kindred: quality—precision of workmanship.”

Times Amusement Clock

OPENING TODAY : INDIANA “The Hard Way,” with Ida Lu. Morga.

pino, . Dennis n- and. J 1eslie: ab 12:30, 3°97, 6:45 Joan

oR an rginia TiS - 11:30, 2:37, 5:45 and 8:59, ut

| CURRENT SHOWS: LYRIC

“Ehey. Got Me Covered,” with Bob Hope and Dorothy Famous, at 11, 1:50, 4 4:40, 7:30 and 10:2

“Seven Miles from ID with Bonita Granville and James Craig, at "13:50, 3:40, 6:30 and ENGLISH’S “Blossom Time,” with Everett Marshal and Agnes Cassidy, at . CIRCLE

“Shadow of a Doubt,” with Teresa Wright and Joss Cotton, at 12:25, 3:40, 6:45 and 10. a with Jane

“Johnny Withers and Henry Wilcoxon, at 11:20, 2:35, 5:40 and 8:5 LOEW'S “Random Harvest,” with Greer

Garson and Ronald Colman, at 11, 1:40, 4:2. 7:05 and 9:50. - :

ARMY PLANS TESTS FOR PRE-INDUCTEES

WASHINGTON, March 10 (U. P.). —The war department announced yesterday that, uniform pre-induc-tion examinations, covering general education, will be given certain

classes of 17 to 21 year old students|

and high school graduates throughout the country April 2. Results of the examinations, to be held at thousands of high schools and colleges, will be considered later in selecting youths for assignment to the ‘army’s specialized training program—under which they would be sent to colleges or universities for « further technical training—or to officers candidate schools. :

YANK CAPTURED BY GERMANS HGNORED

ALLIED NORTH AFRICAN HEADQUARTERS, - March 10 (U. P.).—--A distinguished iying cross was awarded yesterday to Maj. David M. Jones, of Winters, Tex. who developed tactics employed in

North Africa by Marauder bomber |

squadrons, and ‘who now is a prisoner of the Germans. Jones was shot down over Bizerte and captured. Medical corps Maj. Harold P.| Tompkins, St. Louis, ‘was awarded | ihe silver star for bravery during al heavy bombing attack in North Africa, when in spite of enemy fire, he went about performing his duties as a medical ‘officer.

Dildos Aa, anois ly Symphony 1885 before it -was completed: . During the summer. of

the woods of the Styrian Alps. ‘Qnie day he returned to find his mountain lodge - on fire: and ‘a woman sitting on the grass nearby, hugging a manuscript to prevent. the wind from blowing its loose sheets away. It was the uncompleted . fourth symphony, Brahms believed that. he was influenced by the character a. ‘the countryside in writing this work, which took two summers in the Alpine vacation spot. = The opening theme is a simple, ‘pastoral ‘melody that stays with ‘you after only ‘a single hearing.

It pervades the entire work 'which .

achieves its strength and individuality simplicity of design: and movement, 2 8 8 RAVEL'S “La Valse, * recorded by the San Francisco symphony orchestra, uncer the direction .of Pierre Monteux, for Victor is supposed to be the most popular work of Maurice Ravel next to the ‘‘Bolero.”

A strenuous groping for the

spirit of Strauss, the waltze is.

violently rhythmical. gliding, it surges. It was written in 1920 after the composer - sketched its outlines during the latter years of the war. It might have been attempt to recapture what was' supposed to have been the easy-going spirit of pre-war capitals in Europe. It opens with a waltze fragment and proceeds to become a series of waltze ideas in a variety of moods.- Ravel himself referred to it as a choreographic poem. Its woodwind opening is quite strange.

VAUGHN MOORE and his band couple two hits from Paramount’s new musical, “Happy-Go-Lucky,” on a new Victor disc. Monroe sings the vocal of “Let’s Get Lost” and Marilyn Duke does the refrain in “Happy-Go-Lucky,” title song. Somewhat solid.

Instead of

~ HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS

CIRCLE

Conducts The

INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

. CONCERTS IN MURAT NOW ON SALE

NEXT SAT. & SUN. MAR. ai > Soloist ROSE BAMPTON

Metropolitan Opera Somane $1. 10, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, $3.30

THURS. EVE. MARCH 18 “POP” CONCERT Seloist

ARNALDO ESTRELLA

Brazilian Pianisf ge &8¢, 85¢

All prices include tax “

GALL MURAT—RI. 9696 -

Fiercer than the love of woman for man! The story of a love of sister for sister so intense it brought nothing bi but hate! 2

f that year, the through

tion., The bandleader says he has ‘ no. musical plans and won't make.

through - unostentatious

|| yesterday after he was overcome by,

Soigh: 4 vs hard to Atigeles philharinonic orchestrs. and, the Detrolt symphony ‘orchestra.

opera: compinies. ‘His pails in in-

any until’ the war is over. Now on their own, the Sisters sent a parting gift to Rey in - deepest affection: A sturdy pair of overalls.

THEY REALLY LOVE ‘BENNY IN ST.. JOE

ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 10 (U. P.) —Jack Benny's illness, which prevented. him from . keeping a broadcast engagement last Sunday in St. Joseph—“they love me in St. Joe’—cost the comedian a replacemen for bis violin, it was revealed today.

ET 5T 1 and

(NEN -P RRR

ENGLISH]

LAST 2 TIMES—2:30

POPULAR PRICED MATINEE

EVERETT, ‘Benny recently - furned over to

nn 0860) war bond workers the instrument =

which hundreds of times had sent’ | wea. mat. ide, [IME (Inel, Thx) “Love in Bloom” squealing through I RI WEEK BE. MON., MARCH [5

the nation’s radio sets. : Today E. A. Prinz, bandmaster MATS, WED. AND SAT. we = “Now

and father of Leroy and Eddie Prinz , MAI GORDON

of . the movies, revealed that as a d aici

special gift for the comedian a} his; | scheduled appearance here he had planned to present a brass violin, made by a St. Joseph hlacksmith i almost half a century ago. JEROME CHODOROV and J. wes | £7 mam tritici . Authors of “MY SISTER ” LADOGA GOP LEADER DIES { he Mieriow: - CRAWFORDSVILLE, March 10 | GASSED ON T{E “NEW YORKER (U. P).—Morton: W. Mills, 81, | by SALLY BENSON former Ladoga postmaster and | Direciod by MOSS HART prominent Republican leader, died J Frices: Eves.—Osch, 2.75. ais. 2.20, Mats.—Orch. = 3.20. Bale, 2.20, 1.85, | fumes from a stove. C10 30s Incl. Tax 4

From coast fo cogst spreads the news of this great motion

picture! Love and life, courage and daring under danger. : All the hear-stirring thrills! All the wartime romance that ends in glorious happiness and emotion! Valiant orphans

of the storm! Dramatic flight to freadom! The famed novel and Reader's Digest story storms from the screen with every vivid moment infact!

iam MLA witha iy i. white

RW ry i TOR

Naa N