Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1943 — Page 11

by RICHARD LEWIS

Carnival on Circle

OUT FRONT of the Circle theater these days, a weird sight

greets the eye—strange even 'to citizens accustomed to strange phenomena in this vicinity: Out of a coffin, ‘rises the somewhat undraped, papier-mache figure of a buxom lady, staring vacantly, per-

Somehow, it reminded me of

. enterprise (40 dancing girls, men,

40) at a county fair and agricultural exposition I used to attend

. more or less out of scientific

curiosity. After rising slowly, Little Egypt sags gradually back in her box. One waits and feels a twinge of disappointment. Nobody is shouting, “hurray, hurray, hurray, the show goes on in a minute, folks, hurray,” like they used to back at this fair it puts me in mind of. The appearance of this rustic

“X attraction in metropolitan In-

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KEITH'S On Stage, yaudeyille at 1:54, , 4:23, 6:50, 9:20 and 11:50. , “Traitor Within,” a Donald M. Barry and Jean Parker, at 2 20. 2:50, 5:18, 17:47, ‘10:16 and

Sunday—Stage ‘at 1:54, 4:23, 6:52 and 9:21. “Traitor” 2 12:20, 2:50, 5:18, 7:47 and 10:1

CIRCLE “I Walked With a Zombie,” with Frances Dee and Christine Gordon, at 1:05, 4:10, 7:10 and 10:15. “Leopard Man,” with Dennis O'Keefe and Margo, at 12:05, 3:10, 6:15 and 9:15. Sunday—*‘‘Leopard Man” at 1, 3:35, 6:10 and 9:15. “Zombie” af 1:55, 4:35, 7:10 and 10:15,

LOEW'S “Pregenting Liy Mars,” with Judy Garland and Van Heflin, at 11:15, 2:30, 5:45, 9 and 13:15, “After Midnight With Boston Blackie,”” with Chester Morris and Ann Savage, at 1:02, 4:17, 9:32 and 10:47. Sunday—‘‘Blackie’’ at 2:17, 5:32, and 8:47. “Lily” at 12:30, 3:42, 6:57 and 10:12.

INDIANA “Coney Island,” with Betty Graeble, George Montgomery and Cesar Romero, at 12:10, 3:03, 5:54, 8:46, 11:38-and 2:30 a. m. “Tonight We Raid Calais,” with Annabella and John Sutton, at 11, 1:38 4:44, 7:36, 10:28 and 1:20 a. S uiday—-Coney at 1:10, 7:02 and 10. “Calais” at 12, 2 56. 5:52 and 8:48.

LYRIC “China,” with Alan Ladd and Loretta Young, at 132, 2:40, 5:20, 8 and 10:35. “High Explosive,” with Jean Parker and Chester Mors; at 11, 1:35, 4:15, 6:55 and 9:0 Sunday—*China” ny 2 105, 4:45, 7:25 "and 10. ‘“Explosive’’ at 1: 05, 3:45, 6:25 and 9:05.

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the come-on of the Little Egypt

side, where it all ties in with the film, “I Walked With a Zombie,” which is strictly from voodoo. This epic, one can predict even at this early ‘date, is no candidate for the academy award, although it is something of a prize."

Times have changed. The Lit-

tle Egypt of my youth has now become a zombie. A zombie, according to RKO-Radio, which is responsible for the picture, and probably for the exhibit on the ‘outside, too, although I'd hate. to ‘pin that on them without proof, is living death. That more or less describes the picture. It is a revelation of the zombies of the Island of Haiti, as represented by the zombies: of Hollywood. Chief zombie is Christine Gordon, who has her screen debut in this. picture sleepwalking like Lady MacBeth in a lowcut nightgown. After about an hour of watching Christine barging around. the bushes in her nightie, with Frances Dee running after her, enough is enough, and one sleepwalks out of the place, to be greeted once more by Little Egypt rising and falling in her coffin like a jack-in-the-box in a very rundown condition. In the last scene, James Ellison bore the zombie out to sea and in the last analysis; the film bored the daylights out of me.

SECOND BIG scare on the sillybill is a saga called “Leopard Man,” billed as the “Thrill-killer of women and girls.” “A savage killer slashing out to ravage beauty by Fang and Claw,” it says. This turnip is about as neurotic as the first big scare. Unaware, and gauzily nude, Little Egypt rises up and down outside, doing double duty for the booby-hatch proceedings in the main tent. All we need now is the tatooed lady and we got th carnival downtown at last.

At Keith's

KEITH'S VAUDEVILLE emporium offers a well-knit vaudeville show, with a series of acts which are fairly solid. Mary Marlowe’s ' characterizations and Leon Navara’s piano gymnastic are first-rate entertainment, The Swiss Bell Ringers open: the bill with their tricky tunes out of glassware and bells. This is an ancient art and a neat one. Lord Lyon, with the assistance of a stooge in the audience, does a balance act with chairs, a table and four gingerale bottles. The finale is the performance of Ruton’s remarkable dogs. Eddie Ruton has been in vaudeville more than 20 years. He has settled down on a 400-acre farm at New ymer, Colo., where he raises cattle, chickens, wheat and trains dogs. Occasionally, he wants to give the dogs a workout, and when things are quiet on the farm, he ventures back on the vaudeville circuit again.

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Jordan Band, Boy Scouts Will Participate Sahara Grotto will hold its annual frolic week at Riverside amusement park Tuesday through: Sunday, Oscar L. Buehler, monarch, announced today. Special features of the week are: Wednesday night, Capt. John Jefferson will lead the Grotto drill team in maneuvers through the park area. Thursday night is drum and bugle corps night, featuring a concert and exhibitions: under Capt John Sproule’s direction. Grotto clowns will furnish comedy Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday nights under the leadership of Pat Hargon, master clown, This feature will include the “barber chair” performance.

Bands to Play

Friday night, the Jordan: conservatory band, under Charles Heinze’s direction, the Boy Scout band, Washington Township school band, directed by Danvers Julian, the Johnson County 4-H band, directed by Merrill Herny, the Danville high school band, directed by J. H. Skidmore, and the Zionsville high school band, directed by Luther White, will play. James Moore and Hairy Duncan are in charge of band arrange-

(ments. Mr. Duncan also will lead

‘the Grotto band in a series of special concerts each night between 8 and 9 p. m. The committee members in charge of the six nights of festivities are Frank Haugh, Russell Abdon, Alvin Light, J. S. Fullen, Donald Lafuze, Earl Biddinger, Eli Thompson, Ed Hinton, Clarence Scott, Verle Wilson, Bruce Eberley, Theodore H. Paine, Arthur Hill, Roy Degischer, T. E. Simmons, Alex West and Ralph Wurz. : The Grotto revelers will perform three specialty acts Sunday afternoon.

Student Recitals ‘Are Announced

Two student recitals were announced today by Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs. On Tuesday the following will appear in recital at the Roberts room, St. Paul's Episcopal church: Marie Barton, Joan Behrmann, Rita Blondin, Joan Carr, Carol Ann Fleigenschmidt, Ruth Ann George, Hope Gillette, Dorothy Wilson, Marcia Geckler, Peggy Sue Johnston, Joan Kellum, Mary June Rice, Libbéy. Maurer, Louise Padou, Minor Owens, Fred Vogel, Claire Rohinson, Ruth Stalhut, Phyllis Hollar, Marijane Theard, Wilda Whittaker, Jeanine Reynolds and Rosemary Selmier. On Wednesday, those appearing at the church are Charlene Clore, Mary Louise Clodfelder, Jo Ellen Burroughs, Marion Bruce, Martha Frances Dunn, Doris Hurt, Jewelle

Elizabeth Wrancher, Jack Scott, Virginia Saters, Sgt. Francis X. Adams, Carmen Featherstone, Betty Haupt, Jackie Sundt, Sylvia Brown, Wayne Brock-Jones, Marjorie Byrum Young and Evelyn Davison. The Allison chorus will sing a

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NEIGHBORHOODS

By DAN GORDON

. BEFORE THE Japanese conquest of the Southwest Pacific was begun, the tropical islands of the South Seas were reputed to be places of veritable paradise. With swaying palms, the milk of coconuts, the breezes of the ocean and the charms of lovely brown-skinned maidens as a lure, many an Occidental made his way to these islands of paradise. Now, all is changed. War has come to the islands, where peace

formerly used to reign supreme. “White Savage,” now playing in the neighborhood movie theaters, includes all the above-mentioned features, plus Maria Montez § as the ‘lovely 3 maiden, billed as the “temptress of the tropics.” She plays the .part 3 of a princess. who falls in love with Jon Hall. He has probably appeared . in more tropical Maria Montes isle films than anyone else, except perhaps Dorothy Lamour. “White Savage,” done in vivid technicolor, is playing today at the Belmont, Speedway, Irving, ‘Rivoli, Ambassador. and. Fountain Square and opens tomorrow at the St. Clair, Strand and Uptown. = ® » BELMONT—'‘White Savage” and “It Comes. Up Love.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Forever and a Dey” and “Saludos Amigos.”

CINEMA— ‘Keeper of the Flame” and “1 Married a Witch.” Tomorrow through : “Son ‘of Fury” and “Big

DAISY—‘‘Yankee Doodle Tomorrow and Monday: ‘‘Desperadoes’ and “She Has What It Takes.” DRIVE-IN—'‘Here We Go, . Again” and “Sun Valley Serenade.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Once Upon a Honeymoon’ and ‘Hello Annapolis.” EMERSON—“Happy Go Lucky” and “Let's Have Fun.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “It Ain't Hay’ and “Tarzan Triumphs.” ESQUIRE—Thro ugh tomorrow: Eve” end ‘One Night in Lisbon.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Throu h Tuesday: “White Savage” and “It Comes Up Love.”

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GARFIELD—" When Johnny Comes Marching Home’ and “Idaho. » Tomorrow through Tuesday: oe Ball ot Fire” and ‘“Meanest Man in the W GRANADA — Through da “Flight for Freedom” and ‘Saludos Amigos.” HAMILTON—“Happy Go Lucky’ and ‘“Hangmen Also Die.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Tarzan Triumphs” and “It Ain't Hay

IRVING—Through tomorrow: Savage” and “Forever and a MECCA — “Fighting Frontier” and “Mexican Spitfire at Sea.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘They Got Me Covered” and “All-American Co-Ed.” OLD TRAIL— ‘Northwest Ran, ers’ and “Stand By All Networks.” 'omorrow ame Tuesday: “In Which We Serve” and “Youth on Parade.” ORIENTAL—‘'Hangmen Also Die” and “Fall In.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Amazing Mrs. Holliday” and *“Idaho.” PARAMOUNT “Undying Monster’ and ock il.” Tomorrow and Mon“fmmortal Sergeant” and “Silver

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nd Monday: Broadway” and “City of Silent Men. i REX—“Amazing Mrs. Holliday” and “Lost Can on.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: eeper of the Flame” and “Meanest Man in the World.” RITZ— “Honky Tonk’ and Holmes and the Secret W morrow through SA Lucky” and “Tarzan Triu RIVOLI—Through WET: “White Savage” and “Desperadoes.’’, Last show Youle t only: “Young in Heart.” T. CLAIR—*If I Had My Way” and «gheriovk Holmes and the: Secret Midnight show only: ‘Belle , Tomorrow through Tuesday: “White Savage” and “It Comes Up Love.” SANDERS—Through' tomorrow: “Heart of the Golden West” and “Nightmare.” SHERIDAN— “Happy Go Lucky” and “Desert Victory.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Something to Shout About” and “Reveille with Beverly.” SPEEDWAY — “White Savage’ and “He Hired the Boss.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Reveille with Beverly” and “The Hard Way.” STATE—' ‘Wild ‘Horse Stampede” and “Mountain Moon 1 ht.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ey Got Me Covered” and “Kid Dynamite.” STRAND—“Silver Skates” and “She Has What It Takes.””. Tomorrow $hroush Tuesday: ‘White Savage” and Comes Up Love.” STRATFORD— ‘Royal Mounted Patrol” Ship.” Tomorrow, thro azing Mrs. Holliday”

“Sherlock

TACOMA—‘"Lucky Jordan” and “Daring Young Man.” ' Tomorrow throu Tuesday: ‘Keeper of the Flame” and "The Got Me Covered.” LBOTT— How Green Was Valley: wand “Brooklyn Orchid. » morrow through Tuesday: ‘Desert Vic tory” and Springtime in the Rockies.” TUXEDO—"Journey for’ Margaret” and ‘Mountain NUP. ” Tomorrow through Tuesda ,, Ball of Fire” and “Happy 'Go Lucky UPTOWN— "Reveille with Beverly” and “Nightmare.” Tomorrow through Tuesfay. “White Savage” and “It Comes Up

VOGUE—'Keeper of the Flame” and “Daring Young Man.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Som to Shout About” and “Corregidor.” WEST SIDE OUTDOOR—‘‘Desert Victory” and “Iceland.” Tomorrow through “Once Upon a Honeymoon”

1 ay: and ahorts. FARING Trough Tuesday: ‘Forever and a Day’ and ‘Saludos Amigos.’ DOWNTOWN ‘ ALAMO—Throug! Monday: ‘‘Heppy Sevie + a Writ” ugh “The Black Raven.” AMBASSADOR—"Happy Go Lucky” ‘and “White Savage. *” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ens - for Freedom” and “Moon Is Y bown

FORMER PRISONER

OF- JAPS TO SPEAK|'

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imprisoned as a spy in Japan at

|the outbreak of the war, will be ‘|guest speaker at ‘the Rotary’ club

lancheon at 12:15 p. m. Tuesday in the Riley room, Claypool hotel. ‘Mr. Copp, a native of Vermont, taught English in the Japanese government schools for two decades

| before the war. He will speak on

“Japan, Yesterday, ‘Today, Tomorrow.”

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~ TO MEET MONDAY _ Brightwood chapter 399, O. E. 2, will ‘have a stated meeting at ! Pp. m.. Monday at. the ‘Veritas ns

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REPORT NAZIS PUSH DRIVE ON RELIGION

By UNITED PRESS

Articles in Nazi publications in occupied Europe indicate increasing opposition to the Catholic church and Christianity, the office of war information reports. OYI said that European press dispatches quoted the publication Storm, issued by the Dutch Nazi party, as blaming Catholic priests for an “intense” general strike against a German order making Dutch soldiers war prisoners. “They, bishops, priests and clergymen, who co-operate with Jews and intellectpals, are responsible for sabotage and unrest,” the publication said. The Norwegian Nazi newspaper Ragnoroek was quoted as saying: “We Nazis reject Christianity because we reject Judaism and have acknowledged that both are inexfricable enemies.”

Pilot's Mercy Flight-in Vain

NEW YORK, June 19, (U. P.)— The dramatic story of a young army bomber pilot's attempt to save the life”of a navy mother has been revealed with the announcement that an anti-subma-rine patrol plane had been turned off its beat to fly drugs to a naval hospital. Capt. Ralph Blakelock, 23, of Xenia, O., who had a record of 200 hours of anti-submarine warfare took off during a thunderstorm with penicillin, a new antitoxin for infections. He flew to Wilmington, N. C, with the drug, which then was taken to Southport naval base, where the woman lay dying after a caesarian section. She died 15 days after the operation but the baby was saved. Blakelock received the air medal for extraordinary achievement for his mercy flight.

SUPPLIES OF LIQUOR " MAY BE INCREASED

WASHINGTON, June 19 (U. P.). —The office of price administration took a step yesterday which officials expect to increase the retail sup-

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Dr. . Morgan “Recommends Closing of 26th, Belmont Swim Areas.

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that the 26th st. beach on White river be closed immediately, is being investigated by the state health department. L. A. Pottenger, park superintendent, said the beach will remain open until the state department finishes its check-up of the water, which Dr. Morgan said is being polluted by sewage from a storm sewer at 56th st. “There was a cave-in of a. sewer north of the pumping staticn on N. Meridian st. used to divert sewage to the city disposal plant,” Nr. Morgan explained. “Because of the break, a large volumne of the sewage is being diverted into the 56th st. storm sewer and is being carried

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