Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1943 — Page 10

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ormninG TODAY v LOEW’S Hetitn Lionel ph and Ruth : i ore an - Hussey, at.12:50, 4:32 and 8 : “Three Hearts for J >> oh uglas,

~ Ann Southern and Melvyn at 11:15, 2:59, 7:42 and 10:25,

ENGLISH'S

“Cry Havoo,” a new war play of women on Bataan, at 8:40. § KEITH'S Sp cl hting Devil’ Bugs, with Lee tewart, at

_.y Eleano Bint 10, 2:43, 5:16, 740 Sem 10:30,

On stage, vaudeville with he § SatlerJorgan choir, at 1:48, 4:21, 6:54 and 9:27.

: CURRENT SHOWS : INDIANA

i “Ajy Force,” starring’ the B-17, (“Mary Ann,” at 11:37, 2:18, 4 4:59, fh 4, 10:31 and 1:02. + ‘LYRIC:

“Franken stein Meets the Wolt * with Bela Lugosi and Lon * Chaney, at ‘11, 1:20, 3:40, 6, 8:20

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om Millinder hand, : 6:45 and 9:2 “Silver ar with y “Baker and’ Patricia Morison, at 133 17, 2:18, 5:14, T:44 and 10:19.

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the Front,” war document, at “N06, 1:35, 4:10, 6:45: and 9:20. ae Powers Girl,” . with Geor = Anne Shirley and Carole s, at 132, 2:35, 5:05, 7:40 and

: MARGO TO ADOPT HER SCREEN ‘NAME HOLLYWOOD, March 25 (U. P.). —Margo, Mexican actress, said yes.terday she would seek the right to adopt her screen name. She uses: her real name, she said, only in signing contracts and legal documents, but at that it’s a task.

Her name. is Maria Marguerita ~ Guadalupe Bolado :y Castillo.

'MURAT LISTS. DANCE

Murat shrine members. and their ladies will be entertained by ‘a stage show and dance at 8:15 p. m. ‘Saturday night, April 3, at the : ‘Murat theater. A 17T-piece orches2 rs’ will play. ¢ 5

FABIEN

SEVITZKY

Conducts: The

INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

In ‘the Season’s

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VOICE from the Balcony | by RICHARD LEWIS.

The Dismal Duo Rotums

SO YOU FIG Thought he perished

“Frankenstein Meets he Wolf Man.” - You get two horrors for the price of one plus-Ilona Massey in a nightie.” With the monster (Bela Lugosi) and the wolf man (Lon Chaney) accounted for, ‘we are

of our old terrors, King Kong, Dracula, the Invisible Man and the cat people. Just the other day, we learned

which scared me out of my ten=

mighty 12-part serials, is coming back in modern dress. But we haven’t heard boo from Fu Manchu. Not a line, Even the mummies gre mum. As the scene opens, we find the wolf man out wolfing under a full moon. He has just returned from the grave. After committing a round. of foul murders, he tells a psychologist. (Patrick Knowles) he didn’t mean it, it was the hex the gypsies put on him. Naturally, nobody believes he is the wolf man but Universal studios. So the wolf man travels to the Graustarkian village which Frankenstein’s monster used to terrorize and takes up where; monster left off. Actually,‘ the wolf man is searching for the secret of life as recorded in the diary of the late Dr. Frankenstein yvho started this horror se= ries ‘back in 1932.

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We Want Rooney

IN CASE you missed the last one, Universal reminds you that the Frankenstein castle burned

down. Prowling through the fuins, the wolf man discovers the monster frozen in ice. Which is as good a place as any .for Universal to keep him during the off season. . Without a word to the OPA or anybody, the wolf man unfreezes the monster and the dismal duo hunt for the diary. No luck. Finally, Tlona Massey, Dr. Frankenstein’s grand daughter, discovers it in a secret passage under a secret passage. Well, the psychologist arrives and tries to electrocute the scary pair, but it only rejuvenates them and the monster attacks the wolf man for moving into his territory. During the battle scene, the villagers, tired of the whole silly business, dynamite the dam. The waters rush down inundating the castle and its occult Sesupani:

A watery graveils indicated.

] Frankenstein's ‘monster was dead, eh? ‘the fire the last time, did you? Just as you probably figured the Sime before that when they buried him under the mountain and poured cement over him, it was for keeps, huh? Well, he’s back in business at’the Lyric this week and this time he brought along a friend, the wolf man. ‘The gruesome twosome star in

wondering what ever have become .

- that the “Phantom of the Opera,”

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But if fire couldn’t kill ‘em, if being buried alive under a mountain couldn’t keep ‘em quiet and if electrocution only pepped them up, what could a measly flood be expected to accomplish? Back on ice again, Frankenstein will probably return. Next time, I'd like to see a different casting, just for a change. Let's have Mickey Rooney do the ‘part and call it “Frankenstein ‘Meets His Draft Board,” with. - Errol Flynn as the wolf man: ‘This . time, they can dig up. Mary. ‘Astor’s diary. 3

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The Lighter Side THE FT. HARRISON army .show, Khaki Capers, is rehearsing over at English’s these days when the theater’s free and pick= ing up stars ras they get off the train. The $newest member of the cast is Sergt. Vince Daniels, a veteran of 26 years in vaudeville and radio. Sergt. Daniels’ will be spotted in a specialty number. The boys will probably continue meeting the trains for some more ex-stage personalities in uniform. They have an almost all-professional cast now—ex-profesisonals, that is. / Ticket sales are on and the first group: to purchase ducats en masse was thes Bruce P. Robison Legion t. The veterans bought a block" of 50. : The show #8 April 1,2 and 3 at English’s and all signs point to a full house.

TOLIN PIANO PUPILS TO GIVE RECITAL

Piano pupils ‘of ‘Pauline Tolin will appear in a recital at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow at the D.-A. R. auditorium, 824 N. Pennsylvania st. Those participating ‘will be Barbara _Gronauer, Marilyn Taylor, Judy Woolgar,’ Flo Ann McNelly,

Dolores Smith, Louise Irvine; Ralph]

Harold . Katzenberger, Chariotte Smith, Raymond Thompson and Patricia Cochran. June McDonald, a pupil of Berniece Van Sickle, will assist as reader.

WPB DOUBTS DROP IN PICTURE OUTPUT

WASHINGTON, March 25 (U. P.) ~The war production board said. today that metion, picture producers and distributors would probably be able to maintain their present volume. Quantities of film allocated for their use during the first quarter of 1943 have been, on the average, about 25 per cent below the amount used before this ‘country entered the war. The same percentage has been projected for the nex, quarter,

BEECH GROVE 0. E. S. INSTALLATION SET

Beech Grove chapter 465, O. E. S., will install officers at their meeting Monday. The new officers arc:

Mrs. Lorraine Wilson, worthy matron; Carl Wilson, worthy patron; Mrs. Georgia Greenfield, associate matron; Oscar N. Haines, associate patron; Mrs. Hazel Marshall, ‘secretary; treasurer; Mrs. Marie Herold, conductress; Mrs. Florence Bischoff, ociate conductress; Mrs. Ruth b Sutherland, chaplain; Miss. Thelma Grin instead, marshal; Miss Anna Belle Lo: prt Mrs, Helen Bramlett, op! Miss B Betty ‘Jane Miller, Ruth; Mrs. Frances Rufner, Esther; Mrs. Mary Fahler, Martha; Mrs. Bess Deane, Electa; Mrs. -Marie Bailey, Samuel Marshall, sentinel; Mrs. Masten, stereopticon, and’ Mrs. Frame, soloist.

MRS. SARAH MILLS TO HEAD 0. E. S. 393

Mrs. Sarah Mills will be ‘installed as worthy matron of Indianapolis chapter 393, ‘O. E. S., Tuesday at 8 p. m. in .the temple, 1522 W. Morris st. = Other officers to be inducted include: Lyonel Sweet, worthy patron; Frieda Brandt, associate matron; laim 'Ludeman, associate patron; Louise Rosebrough, secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Martin, treasurer; Mrs. Charlene Farmer, conductress;’ Mrs. Laurene Gronauer, associate conductress; Mrs. Lenora Pelts, ghaplain; Mrs. Grace McClement, marshal: rs. Elsie Williams, preanjst; Mrs. Mildred Middaugh, Adah; Garnet McCullough, Ruth; Mrs. Wagner, Esther; Mrs. Martha; Mrs. Ora Lola Connor, Warder: sentinel; lenn Staff

Mrs. WilMrs.

Mildred Millicent lyre ineman, Electa; Mrs.

Fawarg Lehman, ord, Stes sion; Mrs. Hazel Butcher, Solos} Cand Mr Mable Prasuhn, p | ENGLISH BIRTH RATE UP. LONDON, March 25 (U. P.) ~—Sir Wilson Jameson, chief medical officer of the health ministry, said to-

Wales for 1942 likely was: the highest in 10 years, and tke death rate, even including air raid casualties, probably was the second lowest in

3 | an-wagner program; will sing arias from the works of

Mrs. Eva M. Rudolph, |

‘Next Season. Alexander - Kipnis, basso, and Helen. Traubel, soprano, both of the

Metropolitan operas company, will be featured soloists with: the Indi-

anapolis symphony - orchestra next

season.

peared here on the Martens, series,

‘and both were well received.

“The orchestra’s 1943-44 season also will present as solo artists Joseph Szigeti, violinist; Robert Casadesus, pianist; Carlos Salzedo, harpist; Raya Garbousvoa,. cellist; Carrol Glenn, violinist, and Ania Dorfman, pianist.

10 Pairs of Concerts

The upcoming season will offer the 10 pairs of Saturday night and Sunday afternoon: subscription concerts in the foreground of a musical| series “which will include popular, young peoples’ and public: school

concerts.

: Miss Traubel Will be heard in an Mr. Kipnis

Mozart and Wagner and a group of serious songs. The violinists, Joseph Sziget and Carroll: Glenn, will play the Brahms and Sibelius: concertos respectively; the pianists, Robert Casadesus and Ania Dorfmann, will play the Mozart A-major and Beethoven first concerts respectively.

He'll Play Own Work

Mr. Salzedo. will be heard in Ravel's “Introduction and Allegro” and his own “work, “Enchanted Isle.” : Miss Garbousova, the world’s leading woman cellist, will play the Haydn concerto. She is the only woman cellist ever chosen by Mr. Sevitzky for an appearance as §oloist with the orchestra.

HOVEY CHAPTER TO ‘MEET Alvin P. Hovey Chapter 196, W. R. C, will have a. covered -dish luncheon at noon: tomorrow at 512

N. Illinois st. followed’ by a ‘business meeting.

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FINAL DAY! %.

Florence = MacMichael, young comedienne, portrays a southern .girl in “Cry Havpc,” the drama of women on Bataan which opens tonight at English’s for three days.

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