Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1943 — Page 11
the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS
‘Stage Shows
THE BANDSHOWS and the vaudeville acts are blooming agai with the pea plants, with Horace Heidt and his gang back at the Circle
and.a familiar, face or two back at Keith's.
Tired victory gardeners
will find no slumber with Heidt and his melodious noisemakers and the Keith's Show is hot enough to keep ye weary reviewer awake most
of the time.
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Horace Heidt, withtFrankie Carle & at 12:48, 3:34, 5:52, 7:54
in Manhattan,” with Frances ngford, at 3 30, 2:17, 4:53, 6:55, 8:57 and 10 Sunday—Heidt' at 29, 3: 4:13, 6:05, 7:57 and 9:50; “Cowbay’ at 11: 30, 1:22, 3:14, 5:08, 6:58, | 8:50 and 10:40,
KEITH'S or de ille, with Clift Edwards, :40, 44, 9:20 and 11:5 a Ju of the ‘ Underworld,” with Lon Chaney, Wendy Barrie and Richard Dix, at 2 05, 2:40, 5:08, 7:44, 10:20 and 12:5 Se a rs. at 1: 40, 4:15, 6:51" and 9:27; “Underworld” at 12:03, 2:40, 5: 15, 7:50 and 10:27.
LOEW'S “Assignment in Brittany,” with " Pierre Aumont and Susan Peters, at 12:34, 3:44, 6:54 and 10:04,
“Air Raid Wardens,” ‘with + Laurel & Hardy and Edgar Kennedy, at 11:04, 2:14, 5:25 and 8:34. Sun day — ‘“‘“Wardens'’ at 2:40, 5:56, and 8:52; ‘‘Brittany” at 1, 4:03, 7: 10 and 10/1 15..
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“Missibn to Moscow,’ ter Huston and Ann Harding, 11:10, 2:47, Sas and 9:43,
“Good Morn Dennis O'Roete, "at 1:40, 5: 08 anh
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LYRIC “Crash. Dive,” with- Tyrone | Power and Anne Baxter, af 12:25, 3:35, 6:45 and 10. “He’s My Guy, 5 Davia, at th: 20, 2:30,
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5 CAIN WILL ADDRESS ~ GONTRAGTORS HERE
Joseph E. Cain, local chairman of the committee for economic development, will be guest speaker at the Building Contractors’ association meeting set for 6:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Athenaeum. His topic will be “Post-War Planning.” ~~ Under Mr. Cain’s leadership In- ~ dianapolis industry, now state leader in volume and employment, topping even Lake county that led in the first’ world war, has tackeld postwar planning in practical terms. The speaker will stress the importance of private industry start- . ing its post-war planning early. He “ will point out that private industry must take this step because the normal peacetime volume of construction is 70 per cent private, including. utilities, and 30 per cent Pubic.
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> FIRE DAMAGE IS $25,000 KOKOMO, Ind. May 29 (U. P). : .—An explosion in a tire recapping = “Shop of -a service station was esti- ~~ mated today to have caused $25,000 damages from a spectacular fire which spread to a big gasoline tank truck BE 4000 gallons of motor + fuel,
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The Heidt show is about the same. Frankie Carle at the piano and Fred Lowery are most of the show, as usual. The band shows the same lack of spontaneity it did last year, although it does so with some new personnel, and the arrangements, if not the tunes, are mostly concerned yh noise and rhythm. Mr. Carle is back, hi with one foot on the keyboard and his hands behind his back. Never a sour note as he tickles the ivories quickly. - Mr. . Lowery whistles “Listen to the Mocking Bird” in imitation of several bird calls. Mr. Heidt sings an old. timer, with the.boys in the. band con-
| soling the audience that it will
He also calls his So
soon be over. wife on_stage to take a bow. | it goes: 3 : From somewhere in Towa, Mr. | Heldt has dug up a romantic baritone who sings nervously, but with a will. Like most romantic baritones singing nervously and with a will, the young man could | use a few lessons to augment the | natural talents of an unirained voice.
Three of the boys in the band pull the old Andrews Sister gag, dolling up like the famous trio and going through the contortions to a recording played backstage. The boys at Camp Atterbury did a better job of it without skirts and bloomers, but the gag is getting frayed. On the screen is “Cowboy In
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|| KEITH'S star this week-end fis
Cliff Edwards, the veteran song
man, “When I Wish Upon a Star” is about the best thing he
does in his act which doesn’t seem to give the audience e usual Edwards performance. ~ . Naomi Ray and Eddie-Harrison are repeating around the “Girguit. They have a knockabout, song-and-dance travesty on things in general. They're ‘both old timers and nearly anything they do on the stage is worth watching, because they do it. Anybody else, and pass the used grapefruit, brother. Kay & Kendalls stage a combination tap-dance ‘and :sleep-' walking scene which is sometimes amusing and the “Naval Cadets”: furn in some old-time quartet work that would do credit to any of the better barbershops.4 Johnny Laddie climbs an unsupported ladder both frontward and backward and his trick pooch, a fox terrier who looks like the one Victor used to use, on {his master’s voice” recordings, climbs with him, The Betty Co-Eds are a chorus line with some fair routines and some good acrobatics. “Eyes of the Underworld,” with Lon Chaney, is the screenfare.
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But Berlin Claims Fury of Russ #n Caucasus Drive Abates.
LONDON, May 29 (U. P:).—The German radio hinted today that the Russian army had blasted out new gains in its Caucasian offensive, but said that the fury of the Soviet attack. had abated temporarily following the destruction of 128 Russian planes and 120 tanks in two days. : The Russians reported the destruction of 66 more German
in intensified air battles over the Caucasus. There still was no word from the Russians on the Nazi reported offensive, although the Soviet Friday midnight communique again reported “battles” in the Kuban area northeast of Novorossisk without elaboration. However, the Soviets normally withhold announcement of an offensive until it has gained at least its initial objectives.
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que today reported that “nothing of importance” occurred anywhere along the vast Russian front during the night. The German radio, in summarizing Thursday's operations, said that an estimated 150,000 Russian troops attacked the German bridgehead above Novorossisk in waves without making any “important” breaches in the axis defenses.-
RABBI TO ADDRESS "UNITARIAN GROUP
Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will preach on “The Message of Modern Judaism” tomorrow at 11 a. m. in All Souls Unitarian church. Rabbi Goldblatt, who is a spiritual director of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation, has accepted the invitation in the absence of Dr. E. ‘Burdette Backus, church minister, and Dr, F. S. C. Wicks, | minister emeritus. ' Dr. Backus is in Chicago attending the Western Unitarian conference. From: there, he will go to Boston for the May meetings of the American Unitarian association, of which he is a director. At the conclusion of the meetings of the association and its board, he will leave for New York. There, he will attend the conference on “The Scientific Spirit and Democratic Faith,” arranged by.Unitarians. Next Sunday, June 6, Dr. Backus will report the various conferences from his pulpit. Dr. Wicks will be with Dr. Backus at the meetings of the American Unitarian association and afterward preach in Salem and Melrose, Mass.
ESTELLE TAYLOR . WEDS PRODUCER
HOLLYWOOD, May 29 (U. P.).— Actress Estelle Taylor, former wife of pugilist Jack Dempsey, yesterday married Paul Small, New York stage producer and her business manager, in a last-minute ceremony at the city hall. Miss Taylor gave her age as 39 and Small’s as 34. Miss Taylor said she had planned the ceremony for Sunday evening, but explained last-minute changes necessitated an immediate ceremony. Superior Judge Goodwin J. Knight read the service.
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By DAN GORDON Rudy Vallee, who sprang to national fame quite some time ago
with that “Stein Song,” has been
moviegoing audiences in deadpan roles. And it seems as though -he
is beginning to be typed not only
but also as a dull and pedantic screen millionaire. ‘That's the kind of a role he has in “Happy Go Lucky,” the Par-
amount musical with Mary Martin, Dick Powell,. Betty Hutton and - Eddie Bracken. The radio master of ceremonies and band leader dees a bretty good job on the whole. .He plays the perfect foil for Mary's grasping female, bent on hooking a millionaire at all costs. One of the best features of the film is the singing of madcap Betty Hutton. Her rendition of “Murder " Says” is truly classic. She is the jive artist superb. Of course, Mary Martin, in her own warbling province, need yield to no one in putting a s song across. She Budy Yalice swings out with a new. version of “Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay” and polishes off her performance with two other neat numbers, “Let's Get, Lost” and “Happy Go.Lucky,” the last in a duet with Dick Pow-
ell. As you can well see from the
above description of the picture “Hapy Go Lucky” is an out and out musical comedy with hardly a pretense at having a serious plot. After all, you can’t have everything. o 8 »
MIDNIGHT SHOWS for tonight. . .’. The Rivoli will show “Sullivan’s Travels” with Joel Mc-
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“Let’s Have Fun.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Happy Go Lucky” and ‘Son of Fury.” . CINEMA—‘‘Journey for Margaret” and “My Gal Sal.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Powers Girl” and “Shadow of a Doubt.”
DAISY—“Prankenstein Meets the Wolf Man” and “Pardon My Gun.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘‘The Moon Is Down” and ‘Dixie Dugan.” DRIVE-IN—‘Crystal Ball” and ‘“Sweetheart of the Fleet.” Tomorrow through Wédnesday: ‘‘The Navy Comes Through” and “Three Girls About Town.”
EMERSON—‘‘Footlight Serenade’ and “Roxie Hart.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘They Got Me Covered” and “Seven Miles from Alcatraz.”
ESQUIRE— “They Got Me Covered” and ‘‘Shadow of a Doubt.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Algiers” “Cafe Society.
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GRANADA Through = Wednesday: “Happy Go Lucky” and ‘“‘Quiet, Please, Murder.” HAMILTON—*‘Air Force” and “Chetniks.” ‘Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘“‘Star-Spangled Rhythm" and ‘‘Scattergood Survives a Murder.”
IRVING—Through tomorrow: Go Lucky” and ‘Ball of Fire.”
MECCA—'‘Texas Trouble Shooters” and “Li’l Abner.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Pittsburgh”, and “When Johnny Comes Maréhing Home.”
OLD TRAIL—‘“Shadows on the Sage’ and “Sin Town.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Keeper of the Flame” and “Three Hearts for Julia. ORIENTAL— ‘Moon and Sixpence” and ‘‘Apache Trail.” Tomorrow and Monday: ; ‘Powers Girl’ and “Bells of Capastrano.
PARAMOUNT— ‘Omaha Trail” and “Underground Agent.” Tomorrow only: “Cat People” and ‘‘Once Upon a Honeymoon.’ : : PARKER— ‘China Girl” and “Time to Kill.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Foot~ light Serenade” and “Son of Fury. REX ‘Shadow of a Doubt” and “Give Out Sisters.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Immortal Sergea ant’ and Haunting We Will Go. RITZ— “Powers Girl" and “Afrazin Mrs. Holliday.” Tomorrow throug Tuesday: “Tennessee Johnson” and, “Three Hearts for Julia.’ 4 RIVOLI—“Hangmen Also Die” +Idaho.” Last show tonight only: ‘Sullivan'’s - Travels.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Let's Have Fun'’ and ‘Happy Go Lucky.”
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R. N. Doyal. with a son, Robert N. Doyal, Other survivors are another son, Galen T. Maude ‘Bennett, Flint, Mich, am five grandchildren.
10:30 a. m. Monday at the Flanner & Buchanan funeral home. of burial has not been determined.
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