Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1943 — Page 11
SATURDAY,
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MAY 99, 1043
The Johnson Family
EDGAR (SLOW BURN) KENNEDY, the movie comic on deck at | Keith's this week. ought to know. He's been in and around the movies | ever since the day after the night in 1912 when he took the plunge on |
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the canvas while defending the amateur heavyweight boxing championship of the Pacific coast and three miles out. “The feature on this
bill.” said he. So we went Johnson. The
talk to Pep name is Charles C. Johnson. R. R. 2. box 426. Thats sbout a mile west of Speedway on a hill above W. 10th st. The Johnsons werent flooded out. They are the winners of the first leg of Keith's ent contest, the whole family. There are four in the act, Pop, Mom and the two boys. Pop Johnson makes a doublebarreled contribution to the war effort. aside from the familys venture into vaudeville.
to
“is the Johnson family.”
| favor the rural classics which city | folk call folk songs and I could
amateur tal- |
sit around and listen to them all day.
Well, the way the engagement
at Keith's came about was
through Pop's son-in-law, George. | Thats George Cline who married
Pop's daughter, Dorothy. They live here in town. George heard about the talent contest and told Pop about it, so the family trooped down bt
Keith's, and on the stage they
| went. And they won.
Hes a machinist at the Aliison | | Pop says. Neither is Pop's eldest,
Engineering Co. He also works a 44-acre farm which he rents. He raises Yorkshire and Chester White hogs, a Jersey cow with a nine weeks calf. and potatoes. The Yorkshire sow had a litter oi pigs this week, all doing fine Next week. the weather's fair. Pop expects to hitch up the western mare to the cultivator and get some farming done for he war effort.
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= = = Native Hoosiers FARMING and building airplanes at the same time keep Rim busy. The vauaeville stint hats nothing. Thats just for spare time relaxation. Pop plays the guitar, Mom plays tenor guitar; Bud, whe is 17, plays fiddle which Pop taught him, and tap dances, and Art, 13, slaps bass. The boys harmonize, too. Bud (Charles F.) is a butcher at 3 West Side Standard grocery. Young Arthur goes to school and ° helps out around the farm. The Johnsons are native Hoosiers. Pop comes from “good old” Union county. Born and reared there. He with the Dicky there years ago, picked up the violin and got real interested in entertaining. He taught the boys to play a variety of stringed instruments and, along with Mom, they make up quite a team. They
started playing mandolin
movie
Bros. band down |
Dorothy isn’t musically inclined, |
Petty Officer Karl R. Johnson, motor mechanic 2-¢ U. S. N. And that's the Johnson family,
as close to a one-family war ef- | might find around |!
fort town.
as you rT = = IN ADDITION to the Johnsons and Ed Kennedy, the bill includes
the three Blair sisters, Joe Mor- | Mickey | King and Ward and Milfrod. The | Blackie Goes |
ris and Dorothy Ryan, is “Boston Hollywood.” It starts out with a guy climbing.into a window, then shootin.” =
At the Circle
“HIT PARADE OF 1843” (Circle) is one of Republic Pictures’ better musical comedies, with John Carroll, Susan Hayward, Freddy Martin's band, Count Basie’s band and Ray McKinley and his orchestra.
Also Jack Williams, the Harlem |
sandman; the Music Maids, the Three Cheers: Chinita, the ssultry dancer, and the Golden Gate quartet. he musical is packed with entertainment and some pretty fair comedy and seems to be a nice relaxer between war pictures. The story revolves about the efforts of Susan Hayward to pin back the ears of John Carrell who is stealing her songs. She starts out wanting to sue him and winds up wanting to marry him. Ah, romance.
{Omar Ry bo
Times Amusement Clock
CIRCLE “Hit Parade of of 1943." with John Carroll and san Hayward at 12:45, 3:55, 7:05 Sand 10:1} “At Dawn We Die, with John Clements and 4, Godhe f Tearle, at 11:30, on 5:50 and Sunday—"Parade o 12:45, 3:55, 7:05 nt Te 10:15; “Die” at 2:40, 5:50 and 12:50.
KEITH'S Vaudevilie, wh Rh Bdge at 1:46 4:1V “Boston ee Goes *» with Chester 12:35, 2:45, 5:1%, %v:48 10: 12:50.
Senfay—S 1:48, & and 9:19: he | at 12: Hy . - 5:15, 7:48 and 10:19.
LOEW'S
“One of Our Aircraft Is Miss ing,” adventures of R. A. F. fliers forced down in occupied country, at 1:17 4:45 and 8:13. “Si tiy Dangerous,” with Lana Tarn iy and rt Young, at in: 3. "3.0m, 6:35 and 10:03. Sanday—“Aireraft” at 1:19, 4:50 and 8:21; “Dangerous” at 3:09, 6:49 and 10:10.
Kennedy, and 11:50.
HollyMorris, at 1% and
INDIANA “Crash Dive,” with Tyrone Power and Anne Baxter, at 12:27, 3:39, 6:50 and 10:03. “He's My Sa Guy,” with br Davis, at 11:22, 2:34 5:46 ape Sunday—“Dive” ai 6:38 and 5: 4%; “Guy” at na AN ang, 8:43 LYRIC \ “pPdge of Darkness,” with Errol Finn and Ann Sheridan, at 12, 3:15, 6:35 and 10. of the Islands” wa Allan Jones and Jane Frazee, 11 2:15, 5:35 and 9. Sunday—"Darkness” at 1, - 4:05, 7:15 and 10:25; “Rhythm” at 3:05, 6:15 and 9:25.
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BOARD SEEKING
CRADUATION SET AT BEN DAVIS
Commencement Thursday To Highlight Week of Senior Activities.
Duiinefice ment exercises at 8] p. next Thursday will highlight] a eh of activities beginning to-. morrow at Ben Davis high school. | The exercises will be held in the!
school auditorium. |
Talks during the commencembnt program will be given by Paula Jo Faulkner and Mary Frances Rushton, both seniors. Their respective topics will be “Our Place in the world” and “The Liberty of Peace.” Diplomas will be presented by H. F. | Griffey, superintendent of Marion county schools, and the Rev. Everett M. McCleary will give the invocation and benediction. Miss Marjorie Ogglesby will sing “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life” and other music will be provided by the high school band, directed by Mrs.
By DAN GORDON
WAR WORKERS who find it difficult to get to their neighborhood movies at regular times will get a treat tonight when another neighborhood house inaugurates a midnight show for their benefit. The St. Clair, beginning tonight, will hold an: “owl” program every Saturday night. The Rivoli’s midnight shows continue as usual.
The two movies have picked a natural for the extra picture. Both will feature movies with Mary Martin and Bing Crosby. It's hard to find two warblers who know how to put a song over better
The St. Clair will show \ “Rhythm on the ; River” and the Mary Martin Rivoli the “Birth of the Blues,” which is supposed to tell about the beginning of jazz. . = = = “Ravaged Earth,” the movie filmed by Mark L. Moody, an American businessman who lived in China during the Japanese “rape” of China in 1937, will be shown at the Sheridan tomorrow through Wednesday and at the Rivoli‘ Monday through Wednesday. The film depicts the bestiality
| of the Japanese as they murdered,
pillaged and raped in the Chinese cities of Shanghai and Nanking. It is guaranteed to make you fighting mad. It is definitely not a motion picture for the squeamish. = = » NT — “Thunder Birds” and
Tomorrow through Tuesand “Ball
BELMO “Little Foxes.” day: “Keeper of the Flame” of Fire.” CINEMA "The Hard Way” and “They Got Me Covered.” TOmMOrrow through Tuesday: “Random Harvest” and shorts. “Sherlock Holmes and Secret Weapon’ and “Apache Trail.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Hello, Frisco, Hello” and “Three Hearts for Julia.” DRIVE-IN—"Thunder Birds” and “Little Annie Rooney.” Tomorrow through Wednesday “Shadow of a Doubt” and shorts. EMERSON — “Journey for Margaret” and “The Hard Way.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Amazing Mrs. Holliday” and “Powers Girl.”
wi SQUIRE. ‘Palm Beach Story” and Which We
Serve.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “The Young in Heart”
and “Trade Winds.” FOUNTAIN S§ day: “Idaho” an
UARE—Through Tues“Silver Skates.” v My Capistrano.” ugh Tuesday: “China “Song of the Islands.” GRANADA — Through Wednesday: “Hello, Frisco, Hello” and “Dixie Dugan.” HAMILTON—"The Hard Way’ and “Fail In" Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Powers Girl” and ‘Journey for Margaret.” IRVING—Through tomorrow: “Keeper of the Flame” and “Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man.” SranOCA, ‘Sagebrush Law” rgeon.”” Tomorrow thro NS Sister Eileen” and * Eagle
Dead Body” Tomorrow Girl” and
and “Army h Tuesday: ngs for the
WELFARE CHIEF
Personnel Leaders Continue To Examine Applicants For County Job. |
The state personnel board will continue to examine and approve | applicants for the position of coun- | ty welfare director, Thurman A. nesday: “Ravaged Earth.” | Gottschalk, welfare administrator, |
SPEEDWAY — “Henry Aldrich Gets ced Glamour” and ‘Journey for Margaret.” announ today. Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Hello, Frisco, This announcement followed is=|
Hello” ey Dixie Dugan." Desert” and |SuANCE of an opinion by Attorney “Su He, Raider.” Tomorrow through |General James Emmert holding] “Riders ‘of the Purple Sages. °°? [that the welfare board, not STRAND—"Keeper of the Flame” and | personnel board as previously, had| will In Tomorrow through Tuesday: |the power to examine and select| “Hello, Fri Hello” and “Dixie Duho, ‘iy di Te ™ | applicants for the county director,’ | positions and that it could delegate these duties to hte personnel board. |
gan.” WS TRATFORD—' ‘Falcon’s Brother” and of Dodge City.” Tomorrow through ay: “Ice Capades Revue” and ° ‘The Mr. Gottschalk said, however, that no list of eligible for the posi-| tion of county director will be established until it has been sub-|
Ble Shot.” TACOMA-"Manila Calling” and “Hi, mitted to and approved by the welfare board.
and “Fall In" Last show tonight only: thm on the River.’ omorrow throug gh Tuesday: ‘Hello, Frisco, Hello” ue Dixie Dugan.” NDERS—Through tomorrow: “Pitts. burgh and “Deep in the Heart of Texas.”
SHERIDAN-"Meanest Man in the World” and “Chetniks.” Tomorrow through Wed
Neighbor. * Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Shadow of % Shout and ‘“‘Meanest
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a > Tomor ow Sunny for Margaret” tmare
TUXEDO—' ‘Life Begins at 8:30” and “Daring Young Man * Tomorrow through Suesd ay: “Son of Fury” and “Thunder s."
CLAIM AXIS LOSES 267,000
LONDON, May 22 (U. P.).—Axis prisoners captured in Tunisia now total 267,000, Radio Algiers said today,
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“BALL OF FIRE” SWING SHIFT SHOW!
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“KEEPER OF THE FLAME” Ne. “FALL IN"
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[ Added to Our 2 Regular Features: Bing Crosby—Mary Martin
“RHYTHM ON THE RIVER”
Starts t Sunday
“At Dawn We Die” is the Circle’s second feature, a thriller of the French undergrouna.
WABASH GRADUATES
Chaplain to Speak
Pre-commencement events will get under way at 3 p. m. tomorrow when the annual baccalaureate ex- | ercises will be held at the school. Chaplain Arthur S. Dodgson of the | & 1st troop carrier command at Stout | field will be the principal speaker. |
9 LOCAL STUDENTS wie" 7S Trine Spear
Five Indianapolis students were will be given by the Rev. Arthur honored at the 105th annual com- B. Mills, pastor of the Garden City mencement exercises of Wabash col- a gi kiss rok 3 : { “The Slave Girl,” a cuttin lege Yast night at the College, a Roman play, will be wap by DeWitt S. Morgan, superintend- {ne Ben Davis high school Latin ent of Indianapolis schools, was ciub at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the awarded an honorary degree of doc- School. Included in the cast will be tor of laws, as was Byron Price, di- Tom Forsha, Jeanne Moors, Anna rector of the office of censorship.
Owing, Bill Rigot, Robert Konrad, Wilson Egbert Donaldson and John John Plain and Jean Karl. Laurence Prentice also were award-| Other players will be Mildred | ed honorary degrees, Schutte, Harriet Schuh, Harriet Mr. Donaldson is Protestant chap- Schmidt, Florence Hubble, Joan lain of the Cook County (Illinois) See, Mildred Dishman, Robert Konhospital and Mr. Prentice i$ pastor rad and John Serak. Bob Grider lof the Seymour Presbyterian church. and Bob Darmer will be stage man- | Receive Bachelor Degrees
lagers and Peter Briggs will be in| charge of lighting. Indianapolis men receiving bache-{ A “farewell party” is scheduled lor of arts degrees were Thomas P. for 8 p. m. Wednesday at the school. Boyer, 835 N. Dearborn st. Robert! James Shockley, chairman of arBracken Jr, 5811 N. Pennsylvania rangements, is being assisted by st.; Ralph G. Hesler, 4065 Graceland Hiram Ranck, Clarence Stembel,
ave; John J. Manien, 581 N. New Harold Mossey, Mrs. Dwight Schus-
TONIGHT J | TOMMY | % Jersey st, and Andrew Glenn MOr- ter and Miss Suton Ray. row, 321 Kenmore rd.
REYNOLDS Celebrated Recording - ue ¢ mn OOF { Mr. Bracken also was named for P| S . D LH general honors and Phi Beta Kappa | all enior ay
ORCHESTRA | honors, Senior class day exercises at Ben | DANCING EV ) F |
Adm. T5¢ WED FRI-SAT SUN. Degrees were received in absentia pavis high school will be held after {Other committee members include = » =
NE EER OE Ee EE by 29 men in the armed forces. commencement. They are set for Ther, Wilson, Maxine Maxson, Today, Ben Davis high school’s Merchandise and Service
“HELLO, FRISCO"
rison Law school and the Indiana DIXIE DUC “DIXYE AN"
Law school, all of which are now| combined as the school.
REX—* “Orchestra Wives” and ‘““Apache Trail.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: roky J Jordan” and “Springtime in the ockies.”
RITZ —"“Chetniks” and “Shadow of = Doubt.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Hard Way” and “Margin for ror.’
RIVOLI—Through tomorrow: of the Flame” and “Ball of Fire.” Last show tonight only: “Birth of the Blues.”
ST. CLAIR— "Keeper of the Flame”
‘NEW OFFICERS’ CLUB 'TO BE OPENED TODAY
No formal ceremonies have been planned for the opening of the Of- | ficers’ club of Indianapolis at 4 p. m. today in the mezzanine of the Claypool hotel. All commissioned officers of the armed forces will be admitted at any time. The club rooms originally were opened by Thaddeus Snodgrass, manager of the hotel. The new organization will provide facilities for recreation similar to those now offered by the U. S. O. The center will be open from 11 a. m, to 19 Pp. m. tomorrow,’ Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes is chairman of the civilian board, which includes Mrs. Earl Randles, Mrs. Noble Dean, ! Mrs. Ralph Lockwood, Mrs. Robert! M. Lingle, Thomas D. Stevenson and | Charles J. Lynn.
CHAPLAIN WILL SPEAK
Chaplain Frederick J. Necker of Billings General hospital, Ft. Harrison, will address Fathers of Sons in Service, Inc. in the Indiana War Memorial at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. His subject will be “The Chaplain’s Viewpoint on How Fathers Can Help Their Sons in the Service.”
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Noel Will Be Honored
Honored guest of the banquet will} be James M. Noel of Indianapolis, | the first student to matriculate in| Indiana Law school. | In addition to Judge Stewart and] Mr. Burns, other officers are V. M. Armstrong of Indianapolis, vice president and Huber Patton of Indianapolis, treasurer. There will be an election of new officers and directors. The nominating committee includes Ralph B. Gregg, chairman, Joe Rand Beckett and Col. Robinson Hitchcock. Members of the arrangements commiteee are Miss Alberta Smith, Frederick W. Steiger, Mr. Burns and Mr. Pat-
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Tom Forsha has been named program chairman for the event. : : RORSTS ASSN. Gordon Harker is facult nsor Buy U. S. “To Hons Bonds of Indianapolis for the program. =
MURAT, TOMORROW, 3 P. MN.
Benefit Concert for Sigma Alpha Jota War Project
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“KEEPER OF THE FLAME” Wm, Tracy &é » Jean Porter FALL IN 4630 5:45 next Friday at the school. EMERSON E. 10th to 6 Robt, Y —Larai D —for Ev ery Za “on “JOURNEY FOR MARGARET" Ida Lupino—Dennis Morgan “THE HARD WAY” : SUN Deanna Durbin—Edmond O'Brien % The ALLIED t “AMAZING MRS. HOLLIDAY” gS Donald Seeman and John Serak. Anne Shirley “POWERS GIRL" HAMILTON] FREE PARKING Ida Lupiag “THE HARD WAY” i i i m. y “FALL IN" Spanish club held its annual picnic ——SUNDAY yy WEDNESDAY Anne Shirley “POWERS GIRL” Robt. Young—Laraine Day “JOURNEY FOR MARGARET”
at Riverside park. A “pitch-in” lunch was followed by a baseball game of boys vs. girls. Entertainment for the afternoon included horseback ‘riding, skating and other events,
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WORN LEON TAILORING ©O0,] mv select different textbooks in
In the Miaale § the same subject under the new 235 Mass. Ave. of First Bleek §/ multiple adoption law, Attorney
! General James Emmert ruled today | PHOTO-LITHO and in an opinion to State SuperinPLANOGRAPH Prints tendent C. T. Malan. The new law provides that the state. board of education approve three textbooks in each subject and give the local school authorities the power to select which one of the three they will use. Thus, Shortridge and Manual, for example, may choose different algebra textbooks from the stateapproved list of three.
COMMISSIONER RENAMED Edgar L. Miles, Corydon, was reappointed by Governor Schricker today to a three-year term on the state toll bridge commission. Other members are Preston Minor, Cannelton, chairman, and Blaine W. Bradfute, Bloomington.
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