Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1943 — Page 13

WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1943 Abbott, Costello Move to Lyric

There's horseplay aplenty when Bud Abbott and Lou Costello get together in their latest film “Hit the Ice.” The picture opens at the Lyric today after a week at the Indiana,

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ALL RIGHT, you Lana Turner fans—come out and see your favorite get kissed again. This time it'll be by Robert Young in “Slightly The film opens today at the Strand and St. Clair, tomorrow at the Irving and Rivoli and Sunday at the Belmont and Ambassa-

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It’s a slightly screwball comedy with Lana playing the part of a

poor little miss nobody, who palms herself off on the public as an heiress. She starts out as a soda clerk in a department store, who is tired of her humdrum existence. She leaves = LE a suicide note, § poses as an am- ; nesia victim and the longlost daughter of : a millionaire. : Robert Young, : as the new: store manager, ° is blamed for her “suicide.” % ™ He sets out to find her and Lana Turner thus save his job. The story, from then on, takes lots of twists and turns before the usual happy ending completes the film. ” ” 5 A PARTICULARLY worthy war picture—just about on a par with Noel Coward's “In Which We Serve’—opens today at the Belmont and tomorrow at the Speedway. It's called “One of Our Aircraft Is Missing” and has no name stars.

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board number 20 at New York City. H. A. McDonald, clerk of Beaumont’s draft board number two, said if James passes his physical he will be subject to reclassification from his present 3-A to 1-A status. After that he will be eligible for induction in the near future. Five days ago James received a divorce from his former Juarez, Mexico. Although the band leader is still contributing to the support of two sons by his first wife, McDonald selective service has ruled to

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NEW YORK, July 7 (U. P.).—City selective service headquarters said today that orchestra leader Harry James had been given a physical examination here July 1 at the request of local board No. 4 of Beaumont, Tex. The papers which had been sent from the Beaumont board were put into the maiis for return there vesterday.

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BELMONT Through Saturday: ‘Ohne of Our Aircraft Is Missing’ and ‘‘Footlight Serenade.” CINEMA Through Saturday: “Forever and a Day” and “Saludos Amigos.” DAISY —Through tomorrow: ‘Edge of

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Saturday: "Big Street” and ‘Two Yanks in Trinidad.” EMERSON "White Savage” and "'Desperados.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Forever and a Day’ and ‘Saludos Amigos.” ESQUIRE — Through Priday: “Housekeeper's Daughter” and ‘There Goes My Heart.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE Through Friday: “Hit Parade of 1943” and ‘Hidden Hand.” GARFIELD — Through “Youth on Parade’ ahd Johnson.” GRANADA "Edge of Darkness” and "Rhythm of the Islands.’ Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘‘Crash Dive’ and “Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood.” HAMILTON — "My Friend Flicka” and “Desperados.” Tomorrow through Baturday “Forever and a Day’ and “Reveille with Beverly.” IRVING —"'Untamed”’ and "Typhoon" Tomorrow through Sunday: “Slightly Dangerous” and “The Moon Is Down. ™ MECCA--Through tomorrow: “I Wake Up Screaming” and “Boogie Man Will Get You.”

OLD TRAIL Through tomorrow: “Reveille with Beverly” and “Blue, White and Perfect.” ORIENTAL "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man’ and ‘‘S8ecrets of the Underground,” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Something to Shout About” and ‘Let's Get Tough.” PARAMOUNT “Li'l Abner” and “Hidden Gold.” ‘Tomorrow and Friday: “Dumbo” and “Wings and the Woman." PARKER Through tomorrow: ‘Remember the Night” and “The Great McGinty.” REX Through tomorrow: "City With« out Men” and “Thanks for the Memory.” RITZ Through Saturday: “White Save age’ and “Corregidor.” RIVOLI “The More the Merrier'’ and “Corregidor.” Tomorrow through Bun. day: “Slightly Dangerous” and ‘Hit Parade of 1043" ST. CLAIR — Through Saturday: “Slightly Dangerous” and “Hi Buddy.” SANDERS "Life Begins at 8:30" and “Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon.” Tomorrow LL Saturday: “Man from Cheyenne’ and ‘Man Who Wouldn't Die.” SHERIDAN "Desperadoes” and “She Has What It Takes.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Forever and a Day’ and “White Savage.” SPEEDWAY — “Moon and Sixpense” and “How's About It” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Boston B » Hollywood” and ''One of Our Aircraft Is Missing.” STATE Through tomorrow: "Remems ber the Day” and “Kennel Murder Case." STRAND Through Baturday: “Slightly Dangerous” and "Eyes of the Unders world.”

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Musician Proves Courage in African War.

Lt. Harry Lee Danziger of the army tank corps is the first Indianapolis symphony orchestra memper, so far as is known here, to receive medals for wounds and conspicuous bravery in action. He has been awarded the order of the purple heart and the silver star for action in the North African campaign, according to word received here by Leonard A. Strauss, member of the orchestra’s board of directors. Lt. Danziger was a member of the first violin section of the local orchestra for four years. He also was an accomplished pianist and organist. Between the time he left the orchestra in 1939 and enlisted in the army, he was music director for several Broadway productions.

Frequent Visits Here

Before his departure for Africa, Lt. Danziger was stationed in Kentucky for a number of months and was a frequent visitor in Indianapolis. His present whereabouts are unknown, Mr. Strauss said, except that he is recuperating from wounds received in battle. The silver star citation to Lt. Danziger, as received by Mr. Strauss, reads: “Harry Ise Danziger + + + for gallantry in action on . , . 1943, near Tunisia, The attack of his company was being delayed by the presence of enemy anti-tank guns. Voluntarily and upon his own initiative he ordered his tank forward alone in an attempt to locate a route of advance. “The tank was subjected to heavy eneiny fire, but he continued forward. He then dismounted from the tank and continued forward on foot to locate the position of the enemy guns and to secure some enemy prisoners. While thus engaged, his tank was hit and ordered back.

Armed with Pistol

Although alone and armed only with a pistol, he captured several enemies and marched them back to his company’s position. “The gallantry, aggressive leader= ship and devotion to duty with complete disregard for his own welfare displayed by 2d Lt. Danziger reflect great eredit upon himself and the command and are deserving of the highest praise.” The medal was {issued at the command of Maj. Gen. Harmon.

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OPENING TODAY

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Humphrey Bogart (left) and Raymond Massey keep a sharp looks out for Nazi subs and planes as they sail the hazardous waters to Murmansk on a merchant ship. The scene is from “Action in the North Atlantic,” opening today at the Indiana,

Duffy's Tavern Hits Hollywood

"Duffy's Tavern” is moving to Hollywood. Or rather, two members of the radio cast, now on sums mer vacation, are en route to the cinema city to give the movie fans a peek into life at “Duffy's.” Ed Gardner, the “Archie” of the radio show, will star in the film to be made under the banner of Jack Skirball and Leo Spitz for United Artists’ release. His sidekick, Eddie Green, who plays the waiter on the radio program, also will be on hand when “Duffy's Tavern” goes before the cameras Aug. 1. Joining them in Hollywood will be the writers of the radio show, Abe Burrows, Mac Benoff and Parke Levy. for the movie.

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Following on the heels of “Saludos Amigos,” Walt Disney's technicolor good-will film of South America, comes “Victory Through Air Power.” The new show will have its world premiere in New York July 17. In “Saludos Amigos,” the Disney staff introduced a new paint brush technique in which scenes were painted before the audience. Now it's reported that the simplicity of story telling in “Victory Through Air Power” may be the forerunner of a new dramatic technique ems ployed in the filming of certain types of war pictures.

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