Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1943 — Page 11
DR. SHULLENBERGER T0 ADDRESS SENIORS
Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, minister of the Central Christian church, will speak at the Butler university baccalaureate services at 4 p. m. tomorrow ‘at the North Methodist church. Following the services, the seniors
ing, Nathan E. Pearson and Misses Fay Marshall, Ruti Patterson, Lena Nester and Esther Renfrew.
By DAN GORDON
LITHOUGH IT may be hard to believe, there is a picture making the rod¥ms of the neighborhood aters this week-end in which Orson Welles has only a minor parf. This fact is as unbelievable as n “Journey Into Fear” Welles plays the part of the Turkish secret service agent, whose main busihess it is to protect the person of an American engineer traveling in Turkey, the starring role played
0. E. S. GROUP TO MEET | The past presidents of the auxils iary of Queen Esther chapter O. HE, S., will meet at the home of Mis, Lillie Glickert, 320 Congress ave,
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Vaudeville Daze
THE BUSINESS at Keith's this weck-end has the novelty of being tied together by a pair of accomplished clowns, Collins & Peterson. One of them plays the trumpet good and loud and both of them beat the old joke book without -pity. Their act strings through the entire show, going off and on like a dim bulb between the other material in the show. When the act is over, the show is over, too,
and the audience files out, all four of us. All jesting aside, this is a pretty good show. Ed Resner and his merry musicians are on stage weaving out some stompy stuff and the presence of that peerless pair, Collins & Peterson, keeps things from falling apart into little pieces as they ordinarily do. What has become of vaudeville in this town? Time was when this ancient art was playing three to one against the movies, instead of vice versa. Them were the days. You had to go to English’s to see “The Covered Wagon.” The Lyric, the Palace and Keith's were blooming with the three-a-day vaudeville that used to be. Nowadays, one vaudeville house is all the town supports and there seems to be plenty of room in
The answer that the movies have driven vaudeville out doesn’t hold too well, because the folks still like to see their entertainers in the flesh. It isn’t that the acts are voor. Most of them are the best that can be hooked. One answer might be in the way they are presented—thrown on the stage without any particular rhyme or reason. The comics on the bill this week-end tie. up the whole business in a neat package. The band on the stage sets some pace to the show. You get the feeling that this is a show, not simply a series of stunts. It indicates how vaudeville might survive on N. Pennsylvania st. ” Publicity Gag THERE ARE the three Novak Sisters, a trio of girl acrobats who have some fast and muscular routines; Johnny Hyman who dissects ‘words on a blackboard which looks like he made it himself and Jackie Green, a good mimic who beats his brains out being nice to the audience. Last but not least is the Golden Pair, a gent and a lady acrobatic team which is smoother in more ways than one. Concerning their abilities, I received a telegram from Chicago advising how terrific this team is and signed “Associated Press.” However, I do not object to
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preside. to the American Optometric asso-
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receiving telegrams from the Golden Pair, since they have to make a living, too. Fact is, they are almost as good as they say they are on the twirls and whirls —but as press agents, strictly from hunger.
u "The Wind" THE RETURN of “Reap the Wild Wind” at the Circle shows how the movies have curtailed the super-duper stuff during the war. Cecil B. DeMille made it in the days when the limit of mate- - rials for set construction was the sky and DeMille climbed higher than anybody else. It played at the Indiana last year. Since then, the super epic has become a thing of the past, like, a new car. So it is something to see Ray Milland and John Wayne battling a giant squid under a technicolor sea, in as dandy a shipwreck as anybody has filmed since the days of Milton Sills. Adventure and romance pour out of the hold by the bucketful, with Paulette Goddard playing a kind of maritime Scarlett O’Hara. Nowadays, with materials slated for more important uses, we must be content with less pretentious entertainment. Even our favorite unwinder of mighty winds, waves, storms and assorted catastrophes, Mr. DeMille, has taken to selling soap. This is the last of his epics for the duration.
” on ” “NIGHT PLANE FROM CHUNGKING,” with Robert Preston and Ellen Drew, is the second feature.
MEET HERE JUNE 13
The Indiana Association of Op-
Dr. Harold Cline of Elkhart will Delegates will be elected
Dr. Eugene Freeman will lecture
to the group at 3 p. m. on “Contact |nual Lenses,” and Dr. Irvin Borish will | night. follow with an education talk. Both men are connected with the Northern Illinois college of optometry in Chicago.
The women’s auxiliary to the
association will meet at 1 p. m. with |Practice of Christian Unity.” Mrs. presiding.
R. A. Major of Shelbyville
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CIRCLE “Reap the Wild Wind,” with Ray Milland, Paulette Goddard and John Wayne, at 11:12, 2:42, 6:22 and 9:50 “Night Plane from Chungking,” with Robert Preston and Ellen Drew, at’1;33, 5:13 and 8:43. Sunday—*Wind” at 2:42, 6:22 and 9:52; “Chungking” at 1:33, 5:13 and 8:43.
KEITH'S
On stage, vaudeville, 4:22, 6:47, 9:12 and 11:47. “Tahiti Honey,” with Simone Simon and Dennis O'Keefe, at 12:05, 2:40, 5:15, 7:40, 10:05 and 12:40. Sunday—Stage at 1:52, 4:17, 6:52 and 9:27; ‘Tahiti’ at 12:10, 2:45, 5:10, 7:45 and 10:20.
LOEW’S
“Lady of Burlesque,” with Barbars Stanwyck and Michael O'Shea, at 11:15, 1:58, 4:40, 7:24 and 10. “Devil with Hitler,”” with Allan '" Mowbray and Marjorie Woodworth, at 12:50, 3:30, 6:15 and 9. Sunday—*‘Devil’’ af 1, 3:40, 6:18 8:57; “Burlesque” at 2, 4:40, 7:20 and 9:58
at 1:47,
INDIANA “Five Graves to Cairo,” with Franchot Tone, Anne Baxter and Eric von Stroheim, at 12, 3:08, 6:15, 9:12 and 12:09. “Follow the Band,’ with Frances Langford, at 11, 2:07, 5:14, 8:10 and 11:08. Sunday—‘‘Cairo” at 1:30, 4:27, 7:13 and 10:10; ‘“Band’’ at 12:30, 3:26, 6:12 and 9:08.
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BUTLER STUDENTS. WIN ESSAY PRIZES
Ten students of Butler university’s school of religion were awarded cash prizes as winners in ’essay contests at the school’s ancommencement dinner last
Pirst prize of $100 went to Howard Hayes of Rockville for his article in the Irwin essay contest on “The New Testament Ideal and Ww. Milton Johnstone of Frankfort received the second prize of $50. The third award of $50 was shared by Carl Andry, Huntingburg; William Griffin, New Palestine, and Harold Ford, Walton. In the Davies essay contest on ‘The Atonement” the first place award of $35 was won by Robert Gonyea of Alberta, Canada. Frank Albert of Canton, O., won the second prize of $25. For third place $10 was awarded to Mr. Andry;
O.E.S. will hold a meeting June|Robert Banks, Elizabethton, Tenn; 8 at the temple, 1200 S. Lyndhurst|Quentin Grey, Pittsburgh, Pa., and dr. Margaret Beltz is worthy matron |Egon Hessel, Duesseldorf, Germany. and Jacob Nauert is worthy patron.
Honorable mention was made to Paul D. Hill, Tacoma, Wash., and Howard Nuckols, Columbus.
STATE DRUIDS PLAN 630 MEETING HERE
The grand grove, United Ancient Order of Druids of Indiana, will hold their 83d annual convention in Indianapolis Monday. The meeting will be held at the Druids hall, 29 S. Delaware st. Wesley McCoy of Richmond, no-
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by Joseph Cotten Cotton is hunted by the gestapo ~and devious means to liquidate him, Welles himself directed the first part - of the picture, but -is reported to have quit its direction after an argument with the studio, RKO. “Journey Into Fear,” an intriguing and realistic melodrama is playing today at the Zaring. | and will open tomorrow at the Rivoli and Irving and Wednesday at the Old Trail. ” ” 2 . A COMEDY about Hollywood, “Stand-In,” in which Leslie Howard appeared six years ago, will be revived tonight as the midnight feature at the Rivoli. Howard, who was reported lost when a British transport plane on which he was a passenger was attacked this week by enemy aircraft,’ plays the part £ of a New York £€ banker with a # m athematieally inclined mind j who gets lost in the wilds of the film capital. He is rescued by the eager watchfulness of Joan Blondell, cast in the role of a stand-in. Humphrey Bogart appears as a production manager,
Leslie Howard
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DAISY—‘‘Hidden Hand” cover Man.” Tomorrow and Mqnday: ‘Happy Go Lucky’ and ‘Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour.” DRIVE-IN—‘“Submarine Raider” and “Just Off Broadway.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Amazing Mrs. Holliday” and ‘‘Great Guns.” EMERSON-—‘" ‘Three Hearts for Julia” and ‘‘Tennessee Johnson.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Random Harvest.” ESQUIRE—Through tomorrow: “Paris Honeymoon’ and ‘Cocoanut Grove.’
FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: ‘Tarzan Triumphs” and ‘Desert Victory.” . GARFIELD—*‘Orchestra Wives” and “Daring Young Man.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “They Got Me Covered” and “Seven Miles from Alcatraz.” GRANADA—Through Wednesday: Ain’t Hay” and ‘‘How’s About It.” HAMILTON — “Tennessee Johnson" and ‘‘Amazing Mrs. Holliday.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Random Harvest” and ‘About Face.” IRVING—*“Tarzan Triumphs” and “Desert Victory.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “It Ain't Hay” and ‘‘Journey Into Fear.” MECCA—“Red River Valley’ and ‘“Mayor of 44th St.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Shadow of a Doubt’ and “Mountain Moonlight."
OLD TRAIL—“Tarzan Triumphs’ and “Traitor Within.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: It Ain't Hay” and ‘Journey for Margaret.” ORIENTAL—*‘‘Shadow of a Doubt” and “Flying with Music.”” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘‘Random Harvest.”
PARAMOUNT—‘“Apache Trail” and ‘“‘Seven Miles from Alcatraz.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Chetniks” and “Pittsburgh.” PARKER— ‘Springtime in the Rockies” and “Thunder Birds.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Lady from Chungking” “Fighting Devil Dogs.” REX—‘Son of Fury” and *“Whispering Ghosts.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Seven Miles from Alcatraz,” and “They Got Me Covered.”
RITZ—‘ ‘Ravaged Earth” Guerins from Brooklyn." through Tuesday: ‘Keeper Flame” and ‘Silver Skates.” RIVOLI—"Tt Ain't Hay’ and “Desert Victory.” Last show tonight only: “Stand-In.”” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Tarzan Triumphs” and ‘“Journey Into Fear.” ST. CLAIR—‘“Hangmen Also Die’ and “Let’s Have Fun.” Midnight show only: ‘“Week-End in Havana.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “It Ain't Hay” and “Desert Victory.” . SANDERS — Through tomorrow: “Thunder Birds” and “A Night to Remember.”* SHERIDAN — “Little Foxes” and “Amazing Mrs. Holliday.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Random Harvest.” SPEEDWAY — “It Ain't Hay” and “Truck Busters.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Ball of Fire” and “Desert Victory.” . STATE—“Law and Order” and ‘Miles from Alcatraz.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Amazing Mrs. Holliday” and “Dudes Are Pretty People.” STRAND—"It Ain't Hay” and “How's About It.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Something to Shout About’ and ‘‘Desert Victory.”
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OFFER COMMISSIONS IN NAVAL RESERVE
Walter I. Hess, secretary of the civilian advisory committee- for the office of naval officer procurement in Indianapolis, announced today that men who can qualify can now be commissioned in the United State Naval Reserve from a civilian status. He stated that the procurement office was particularly interested in talking with men having college degrees, between the ages of 21 and 44, who can pass the physical examination. Lt. L. J. O'Brien of the Cincinnati office of naval officer procurement will be in Indianapolis Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for the purpose of interviewing applicants. He will be at the headquarters of the civilian advisory committee, 120 W. North st. Application blanks have been made available and appointment should be made in advance by calling Riley 5566.
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