Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1943 — Page 12

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SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1943

Du Barry Was a Lady' at Loew's

It’s Lucille Ball as the confidential female and Red Skelton, surprised comic, as they appear in “DuBarry Was a Lady,” technicolor musical Soins to Loew's Thursday.

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NEIGHBORHOODS

TAKE YOUR CHOICE at the neighborhood theaters this week-end the bhill-of-fare includes musicals, comedies, mysteries and an eximber of war films. Two revivals, “Sing You Sinners,” with Ring Crosby and Fred MacMurray, and “The Farmer's Daughter,” starring Martha Raye, also are scheduled at the Esquire. If vou missed “Lady of Burlesque” and “Five Graves to Cairo” downtown, they began their tour = the neighborhoods this week. Both films be at the Rivoli tonight. You'll catch

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Cugat Out Of Hospital

Rhumba Artist Didn't Like Smell of the Place.

WILLIAM C. PAYETTE

Staff Correspondent

will

“Lady of Burlesque” at the Relmont and Fountain Square tonight or at the Old T Strand, St. Clair, Uptown and Ambassador tomorrow. “Five Graves to Cairo” will be at the Irving and Granada tonight and the Belmont tomorrow, “One of Our Aircraft Is Missing.” produced in England and released by United Artists, is probably the best war film to be scheduled. The Ritz and the Sherhave booked it for tomorrow. “Casablanca,” another war film with a strong romantic interest and featuring Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart, runs a close second. It will be at the Emerand the Sheridan tonight. Incidentally, the Sheridan having continuous mgtinees Saturday beginning at 2 In addition to its two rege theater is show“Valley of Vanishing

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By United Press HOLLYWOOD, July 24—Mr. | Xavier Cugat is back from his first trip to a hospital, He didn't like it. The rhumba man came very close to death. They had him on table but his doctor refused to operate. “if there.”

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they had. I'd have stayed Cugat said. His doctor is the best one in the world. he says. Cugat went back to work today in “Tropicana,” complete with a standin. Until the camera is ready him he sits and grins his famous grin. Miss Mae West is in the film. {He can’t be on his feet very long. { He had a corner of air. but Cugat =aid it still smelled like a hospital. He sprayed it with pine scent, The food he didn't care for. Cugat has cut down on tivities, Now he has only two bands. instead of the 12 he once had. He does caricatures for the magazines. a daily cartoon. camp shows, a radio show, is working in a movie, and has two more movies scheduled at

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ing a ser Men.” » FOR LAUGHS week-end. “The More the Merrier” gets top will entertain you at the Oriental or Vogue tonight or the through Tuesday. In the category falls “Saludos Amigos.” Walt Disney's cartoon on South America which jc a treat for children and adults alike.

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this rating and Zaring

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Orchestra Wives” Brittany Five Gr

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and Tomorrow to Cairo

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pretty he said.

Collected Pay in Disguise

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Jules Stein, head of the Music Corporation of America, which handles Cugat’s bookings, is also a doetor, but doesn’t practice anv more. He offered to treat Cugat. “What?” Cugat said. “You want to book me in paradise?” They say you think about your happiest days when you are near ‘death. Cugat said he thought about

DAISY and Hopp) through Ti and shor DRIVE-IN and Over My h Wed ' and EMERSON - Blackie Goes Hollywood. hrough Wednesday: ‘‘Slightlv and "Hit Parade of 1943 E SURE Through Tuesday: Y n nd “The Farmer

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“Seven Ser esqay.

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Edmund Goulding signed him to a picture with Gloria Swanson. They put him on the payroll and then called off the picture.

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“The Texans” and ‘“TropTomorrow through Tuest for Freedom and "Saludos

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dar Through Wednesday: “Five ro’ and “Follow the Band.” ‘Edge of Darkness’ and the Islands,” Tomorrow Wednesday Hello, Frisco, Journey Into Fear IRVING Five Graves io Cairo’ and “Night Plane from Chungking Tomo: - fow thro eh Tuesday Reap the Wild Wing’ and “Air Raid Wardens MECC A-- ‘Arizona Stagecoach” and Submarine Raider.” Tomorrow through T lesday: Triumphs’ and ‘Juke G ¥ OLD TRAIL Hoppy avd ‘Quiet Please, Murde: h Tuesdar Lady the Nigh The More Devil Dogs The Human

week and pick up my pay check.” he said. © ger dark glasses recognize me on pay window. “Finally the producer sent for me. He said, ‘What are you on the pay | roll for?’ I said ‘I don't know. Why am I?” We both laughed and that ‘was the end of it.” Goulding. by the way. was in the same hospital with Cugat. two floors »

so nobody the way

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the Merrier Tomorrow Comedy’ and

RICHARD HIMBER INTRODUCES BRIDE

DENVER, July 24 (U. Richard Himber, orchestra leader, a honeymoon

PARAMOUNT Lost “Queen of Broadway. To Monday: ‘For Me and M1 “Fall In." PARKER - ‘Desperados Fire.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Tales of Manhattan’ and “Magnificent Dope. REX— ‘White Savage and ‘‘Scaitergood Survives a Murder.” Tomorrow through Tuesday Happy Go Lucky" and “Henry Aldrich Gets Glamou RITZ a of Darkness” and “Hit : Tomorrow through “Sh ehily Dangerous” and ‘One raft Is Missing Through tomor “Lady and “Five Graves to Cairo tonight oniy: “If I Were

and and and

and “Ball of

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bride, New York model.

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of | Ru Kok day in a quiet church ceremony. He introduced his bride YeSteydhy at a war bond rally at orchestra was plaving.

St. CLAIR— Reap the and “Trees and Homes.’ only: “Moon Over Burma.” through Tuesday: “Lady and “Devil With Hitler” SANDERS — Man From Headguariers” And Sheriff of Sage Valley Tomorrow ané Monday It Ain't Hay’ and "How's | About Tt | ERERIDAN Casablanca” and | “Rhythm of the Tslands Tomorrow through Wednesday ice Capades Re- | vue’ and One of Our Aircraft Ie Miss. ing" | SPFEDWAY Assignment in Britteny”’ and Air Raid Wardens Tomorrow and Monday: “Reap the Wik Wind” and “Let's Have Fun.” STATE— "Tenting Tonight on the Old Camp Grounds and ‘Underground Agent.™ Tomorrow through Tuesday: Roed Yo Zanzibar’ and “Clancy Etreet Bove” STRAND — Reap the Wild Wind” and “Trees and Homes Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Lady of Burlesque’ and ‘Pevil With Hitler.” STRATFORD — Boothill Bandits” and “Secret Agent of Japan.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Gentleman Jim” 1d “Kid Dynamite.”

Is Your Liver Asleep?

Do You Drag Out of Bed and Drag! Through Each Day Without Any) Pep?

Wild Wing" Last show Tomorrow of Burlesque”

| TACOMA Powers Girl’ and “Un- | dercover Man Tomorrow Tuesday: “Yankee Doodle Dandy’ shorts TALBOTY— White Savage’ and “Desperacdoes.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Something to Shout About” and '‘Fdge of Darkness.” TUXEDO “White Savage” a n d “Johnny Doughboy.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Yankee Doodle Dandy’ and shorts UPTOWN — "Reap the Wild Wind’ and “Trees and Homes '' Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Lady of Burlesque’ and "'Devil With Hitler.” VOGUE— The More the Merrier” and “Lucky Legs.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Random Harvest” and shorts, WEST SIDE OUTDOOR — “Flying Foriress” and “Westward Ho.” Tomorrow and Monday: Down” and “Dr. Renault's Secret.” ZARING—Through Tuesday: “The More the Merrier” and “City With.

oul Men.” DOWNTOWN ALAMO—Through Monday: “Border Patrol’ and “Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood.” AMBASSADOR Mission to and “Devil With Hitler.” through Wednesday: “Lagy lesque”’ king.”

DANCE EVERY SATURDAY

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| Persons who don't care for

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room with lots)

Morgan and the picture is the sec-

his ac-|

of actor Laurence Olivier. |

Metro. He will be as good as new

a time long, long ago when Director

“I used to go to the studio every

Every week I put on bhig-|

P)—| nationally-known combining |

with a week's en- | tineau. ack Benny, screen and radio comegagement in Denver today with his Sars

Nina E. MacDougall, former

Miss MacDougall were married Thurs-|

and |

“The Moon Is !

and “Night Plane From Chung- |

Hep-Cats in

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Their Glory

Circle and Loew's Present

Laugh Provokers.

By VIRGINIA HATFIELD | It's a big movie week for teen-agers, hep-cat variety.

Thursday Loew's

the | especially those of the]

opened with “The Youngest Profes- | | sion” featuring voungsters as auto- |

graph seekers, Yesterday the Circle |

retaliated with “Mister Big,” bug musical. The “Mister Big” plot is flimsy. It concerns pupils of a school of drama and cultural arts who really 'want to be dancers and singers. So, the conflict is jazz vs. the clas- | sics., The pupils are ordered by the school's backer and aunt of Gloria one of the students, to proSophocles’ “Antigone” for {class play. Instead, Donald O'Con- | nor, star Of the show, and Rcbert | Paige, boogie-woogie professor, put on Donald's original musical to make a hit with Broadway producers et al. The jivin’ O'Connor, his partner, Peggy Ryan, have some unique {dance routines—strenuous to say the least. In addition they have a | fair capacity for comedy. The fun | the juvenile stars and the supportling cast have dancing is and transports itself to the audi- | ence.

Jitter-

| Jean, { duce

Dancing Difficult

Jitterbugging is an American institution which even old fogies must admit is difficult to do and fun, on occasion, tc watch. It is tap, acrobatic, adagio and ballet dancing all rolled into one. In a | way that makes this truly a film of {the American species. | Among the songs introduced are ‘Rude, Crude and Unattractive,” ‘Thee and Me,” “We're Not Obvious.” “Kitten With My Mittens | Laced, * “Hi Character” and others. | Tunes carried by Gloria Jean in{clude “Moonlight and Roses” and “The Spirit Is in Me.” Judging by the applause yesterdav, the kids will call this one “strictly in the groove.” They

obvious | _

Don Shannon, Former Usher Here, Dancing Way fo Fame

Bros." technicolor production York soon.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 'Ladies of the Chorus' Perform

Don't be alarmed. It's only soldiers putting out for “The Ladies of the Chorus” number in Irving Berlin's “This Is Army. is due to have ils opening

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At Garfield

On Program Sunday.

'8 p. m. tomorrow at Garfield park's |

| open air theater will feature musical]

[numbers by the Indianapolis Concert band and vocal selections by 'the “Singing Marines” and Blanche

| Bradley, This is the fourth of a series of

{concerts at the park this summer and the first of several industrial concerts included in the series. The | program, to be sponsored by R. C. A. Victor division, is as follows: Tannhauser March No, No, Nannette You're in the Army Now ........ Cailliett Reminiscences of the Plantation. .Chambers Indianapolis Concert band Star-Spangled Banner Sung by John Main, R.C Welcome Address | Given by C.

Wagner Youmans

N. Reifsteck, R. C. A. | Marine Hymn Traditional Song of the Vagabonds .. Friml Singing Marinés and Blanche Bradley Amapola ... diien LaC alle Italian Street Song Begin the Beguine . Blanche Bradley Little Bit of Heaven ... Home on the Range Old Man River Edward Stack Army Air Corp Medley from the New ‘Moon ‘ Singing Marines and Blanche Bradley I'hree Blind Mice . ‘ Indianapolis Concert hand Community Singing Wedding of the Winds ... iis Indianapolis Concert band Ranger's Song from Rio Rita .. Song of the Bombardiers . ' Official Singing Marines and Blanche Bradley Sweethearts from Maytime .. Herbert

Porter

The Warner in New

From an usher at Loew's to the movies at the Circle—that's the story of Donald Shannon, formerly of Indianapolis and the son of Mrs. A. W. Gerlach, 25 W. Michigan st. He's one of those “strictly in the groove” jitterbug dancers in “Mister Big.” now plaving at the Circle. “When he was a little boy, he told me he was going to be in the movies some day,” his mother said yesterday, “I laughed at him, but now he’s in and I'm going out to Hollywood to see him soon.” Mr. Shannon is under contract to

packed the audience and liked it. jitter- | bugs had better stay away for they | probably would be bored and be-| moan this as a “lost generation.” I is a far ery from the good old | raltz days, but time marches on.

» = =

accused of causing his | own ship to be sunk, and his girl friend use up several reels of film | being hunted in London.” The fugitive and his girl friend are Alan Curtis and Michele

ond feature at the Circle. Making his debut in the movie! as Miss Morgan's son is Tarquin Olivier. In real life he’s {he son

! '. Times Amusement

Clock

CIRCLE

“Mister Biz” with Donald O'Connor, Gloria Jean and Peggy Ryan, at 12:53, 4, 7:07 and 10:14,

“Two Tickets te London” Michele Morgan, Alan Curtis C. Aubrey Smith, at 11:35, 5:49 and 8:56. Sunday —* ‘Mr. 5:16, ets,”

with and 2:42,

12, 2:38, | “Two Tick9:14,

Bit. at

7:54 and oy 1:20, 3:58, 2: 36 and LOEW'S “The Youngest Profession,’

with

nold, at 11:36, 2:74, 5:58 9:09 and 12:2¢ “Harrigan's Kid,” with Bobby Readick, William Gargan and J. Carrol Naish, at 1:01, 4:12, 7:23 and 10:34, Sunday — ‘Profession.’ at 1:18 4:17. 7:21 and 10:25. ‘“‘Harrigan’s Kid,” at 2:41, 5:45 and 8:19

“Pixie,” with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour, at 12:45 3:30, 7 and 10:05. “Aerial Gunner,” with Chester Morris and Richard Arlen, at 11:25, 2:30, 53:40 and am Sunday—: ‘Dixie,’ Bt. 1:19, 5:05 and 10. Aerial Gunner,’ 12, 2:50, 5:50 and 8:43.

LYRIC

| “Action In the North with Humphrey Bogart, Massey and Alan Hale, \ 3:41, 5 and 10:19 “All By Myself,” with Lane and Patric Knowles, 2:38, 5:57 and 9:16 Sunday—" Action,’ at 6.34 and 9:51. Missait, vs 5:31 and 8:48.

‘JACK BENNY GOES TO AFRICA TODAY

| NATAL, Brazil, July 24 (U. P).—

4 10, at

Atlantic.” Raymond at 12:12

Rosemary at 11:00

12. 3:1§ at 2:14,

dian, and a group of associates | presented a show yesterday for U. S. soldiers here, Benny and his companions, Larry Adams, Ann Lee. and Minnie Shaw, will leave for Africa today.

which Bs 0 MICHIGAN YOUTHS | ' HELD IN ROBBERIES

through |

four Michigan boys, arrested in Indianapolis, have been returned to Cambridge City for questioning in connection with robbery of hitch- | ‘hikers, ! The boys, aged 14 and 16, were arrested while driving an automobile stolen from Highland Park. Mich. State police $aid they had | three billfolds which were not their

property.

| The boys were identified as Guy |

Bernard Franklin, 15, Hazel Park, a ‘runaway: William Slater, 14, Fern‘dale, runaway from the Oakland county juvenile home; Donald Yo- | vieh, 16, Bast Pontiac, wanted for auto theft at Kenton, O, and Leroy Shaw, 15, Pontiac.

i iil rl

and SUNDAY!

MAL BAILEY 8:30 P.M. to 1?

sisi. 0: GARDEN

“Two Tickets to!

Virginia Weidler and Baad Ar- ! 1

| Warner Bros., but is allowed to work for any studio. He's been in Hollywood six years and likes dancing parts better than any cthers. He | studied at the Shelbyville school of music and dancing in Shelbyville, Ind, and at the Stockman Studios here. At one time he taught dancing in Shelbyville. In addition to “Mister Big.” Mr. Shannon danced in “Coney Island.” He also will be seen as a dancer in “This Is the Army.” and “See Here. Pvt. Hargrove’ and “The Girl He Left Behind.”

ing for he's plaved a soldier, zailor and a marine in various war films.

| In real life, he was in the army

| izing his ambitions concerning the His roles aren't confined to danc- |

Wanting You from New Moon . Romberg Donkey Serenade from The Firéfly ¥riml Blanche Bradley and Edward Stack Anchors Aweigh Official cavalcade of Marching Songs .,...OfMcial Singing Marines and Blanche Bradley

FIGHTS EXTRADITION ON MURDER CHARGE

1.OS ANGELES, July 24 (U. P.).— Zither player Tom Kappas, who admitted he shot and killed a professional strong man “because he threatened to twist my arm so I couldn't play the zither,” fought extradition to Florida today. Attorneys for Kappas submitted {an affidavit in which he admitted | shooting Gus Lessis at Tarpon | Springs, Fla, May 2, 1932, but as- | serting he did it in self-defense, Kappas, arrested here, faces a | murder charge in Florida.

3rd WEEK

Donald Shai nnon

| day at the age of 73.

The weekly concert scheduled for |

Official | Romber |

Lotter | Hall |

. Tierney |

T0 LEAVE ATKINS CO.

After 52 years in the saw manu- | facturing business witli E. C. Atkins will

| Campbell st., retire next Fri-

He began working for the com[pany as a saw filer back in 1891 and |16 years later he was promoted to | traveling agent for the firm, demonstrating the tools in lumber all over the country.

oods all night. Later he became a salesman for the firm and in 1932 | (returned to the factory as general | |inspector. During his years in the| factory, Mr. Johnson helped deve elop | many of the tools now used in the filing rooms,

and in his victory garden.

SQUARE

PLEASANTLY COOL

Mat. Today 22¢

1:30 'Ti) 6 BARBARA H MICHAFL STANWYCK O'SHEA

“LADY. OF BURLESQUE”

PLUS

“Devil With Hitler”

Today Thru Tues,

Plus Tax

Alan Mowhray

) | | |

camps |

snow storm and had to sleep in the

traveling |

He said he will spend his retire- | ment at home working at his bench |

Band Concert VETERAN EMPLOYEE | Worker Is War

Widow 2d Time

SEATTLE, Wash., July 24 (U, P.).—The war has twice widowed Gladys Reid, 21, a driller at the

‘Singing Marines’ to Appear & Co, John E. Johnston, 726 N.| Boeing aircraft plant.

She revealed yesterday that her first husband died January, 1942, when a navy plane exploded and her second was Killed three months ago when his plane crashed at sea. “At first I thought couldn’ | 80 on living,” sh» said, “but they { can't all come bak, I guess I'm still in a daze trying to grin and 26¢ !

arar it.” Tax inet. WAM IY! j 2 AIR CONDITIONED

Walter Huston—Ann Harting “MISSION TO MOSCOW" Hal Roach's “DEVIL Wath HITLER"

Now |

PLAY ING | AIR CONDITIONED FIRST INDIANAPOLIS SHOWING William Boyd, “BORDER PATROL" Chester Morris, Geo. E. Stone, “Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood’ ‘Secret Service In Darkest Africa’

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Open 10

PLEASANTLY COOL

Mat. Today 1:30 ‘Til 6 22¢ FRANCHOT $ ANNE TONE BAXTER

“FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO”

PLUS

FOLLOW THE BAND”

Today Thru. Wed.

Plus Tax

Leon &¢ Errol

“MAN FROM HEADQUARTERS

SUNDAY .

LAST TIMES TONITE & “SHERIFF OF SAGA VALLEY” “IT AIN'T HAY" HOW'S ABOUT IT?”

; WEST SIDE DAISY 2110 W. Tenth

It's COOL Jas, Craig “7 MILES FROM ALCATRAZ" Wm. Boyd “"HOPPY SERVES A WRIT" SUN Ray Milland—Paulette Goddard y “REAP THE WILD wisp OLD TRAIL 7", "i Watch for Pylon Wm. Boyd “HOPPY SERVES A WRIT” Gail Patrick “QUIET, PLEASE. MURDER" ~ SUN “LADY OF BURLESQUE" . oy _VEYES _IN THE NIGH HT!

[Sorravay

“ASSIGNMENT IN BRITTANY" Laurel & Hardy “AIR RAID WARDENS" SUN. “REAP THE WILD WIND”

“LET'S HAVE FUN" STAT R702 W, J. Mack Brown Tenth Tex Ritter “TENTING ON OLD CAMP GROUNDS" Bruce Bennett SUNDAY—Boh Hope—Bing C roshy “ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" Fast Side Kids “CLANCY ST. BOYS"

for 18 months, but was honorably discharged because of his health.

At any rate, he is kept busy 1eal-

ALL T MYSELF’ y

IER RAT

movies, His mother about it any more. with pride.

doesn't laugh | She's just smiles |

Film Shows How ‘Bud’ Sawin Teaches His Pupils to Swim

Coach Charles (Bud) method of coaching

swimmers is the topic of an RKO-

Radio “Sportscope” wentitled “Champion Maker,” screened { Paramount here last night. ' made

Indiana next week.

Through this film, many socal |

| residents will find out what's going lon in their own backyard at the | Riviera club.

In case you didn't

| know, Coach Sawin of that club

'has trained six champions who now | 1 WO earthquakes, one “very severe,’

hold 13 national records. The coach starts his demonstra-

Virginia Lee,

| gentle dunking. The beginners are|

| then taught the proper kick and | J

{ breathing procedure,

Intermediate swimmers are in-

structed next, then the near cham-|

pions, who swim with fins on their feet and with flutterboards to! strengthen their kicks. practice turns.

Familiar Names

Among the swimmers who might {look familiar are Ann, Susie and Shirley Schafner, Mary Margaret land Sarah Ann Carroll, Kitty Lewlis, Marilyn Wiegand and Susie Gas-

| The underwater and elose - up | scenes were Wade at the home club. |

[DANCE- Swim I WESTLAKE

ON HIGH SCHOOL ROAD

LOUIE LOWE

and His Orchestra EVERY SAT. & SUN. ONLY

Swim Every | Day and Eve.

COOL OFF AT

erence

Sawin’s| champion are bred in Indianapolis, but may-| «:%

at them. Seeing a film like this should | 3 It was! make #ndianapolis people proud— in Indianapolis about two the Chamber of Commerce not ex- | weeks ago and will be seen at the Sloniee =V,

The first shock. picked up yester-

They also

| | | | |

{

State police reported today that and Meridian Hills Country elub. |

champions |

Swimmers know that be the general public throughout | the U. S. doesn't. This short, (its excellent photography, will

with tell

UNUSUALLY DEEP QUAKE IS RECORDED

NEW YORK. July 24 (U. P).—|

ow SHOW ING

DONALD

‘have been recorded at the Fordham | university seismograph since yess | terday morning, it was announced | today.

‘TWO TICKETS to LONDON’

‘BELMONT Belmont & Wash,

Open | P. M, Cont. Showing Robt. Monfgomery ‘ORCHESTRA WIVES’ “ASSIGNMENT IN BRITTANY” Westinghouse Air-Conditioned

SOUTH SIDE

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GARFIELD Sh ou 22¢ Plus

elhy St. Tax Randolph Scott “THE TEXANS” Plus “TROPIC HOLIDAY" SUN. “FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM"

“SALUDOS AMIGOS”

SUBURBAN

PENDLETON PIKE OPP. FORT HARRISON

CONTINUOUS FROM DUSK Fred Astaire—Rita Hayworth

eo “YOU Nh LOVELIER” ® Milton Berle—Mary Beth Hughes

. “OVER MY DEAD BODY” ®| ®

PLUS! A Walt Disney Cartoon

MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY Both Features After 1 A. M.

FINAL NITE Richard Greene in “FLYING FORTRESS” 2 Musgiteers in “WESTWARD HO”

day at 11:12 a. m., was described as very severe and located about [8500 miles from New York and some | {60-miles beneath the surface, much | eeper in the earth's crust than | {quakes usually occur, A mild surface quake about 97] miles away was reported today at | L: 15 a. m.

Michele As ® Alan Curtis

Extra! Extra! Late Show! TONIGHT

Come as Late as 12:20 and Ree “The Youngest Profession”

2ND WEEK OPEN 9:45 30¢c to 8

A (Incl. Tax)

"MARRIGAN’ S KID" with Bobby Readick

EXTRA! U. 8, Government Film

“Men Working Together’ M-G-M News of the Day

132 South Illinois St Burlesque As You Like It, SMOKIE With BURLESQUE REVUE and GLORIFIED AMERICAN GIRLS

SAT. MAT, 2:30. NIGHT SHOWS, 6 7:30 AND 95 CONTINUOUS ON SUNDAY. SATURDAY MIDNITE SHOW AT 11:30,

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A MILLION THRILLS AND LAUGHS

“JUST FOR FUN"

24 RIDES AND AMUSEMENTS CLOSED MONDAY NIGHTS

INDIANAS LARGEST AMUSEMENT (SLR RN *

EAST SIDE TUXEDO ."".',

Maria Montez “WHITE Jane Withers “JOHNNY 2930 Open

PARKER FE. 10th 6:15 22¢

Randolph Seott “"DESPERADOES” Barbara Stanwyck—Gary Cooper “BALL OF FIRE" “TALES OF MANHATTAN" “MAGNIFICENT DOPE”

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Wash, Continuous Mat. Today 2 to 6-—23¢

Humphrey Bogart—Ingrid Bergman Paul Henreid “CASABLANCA” Allan Jones “RHYTHM of the ISLAND"

SUN. “ICE CAPADES REVUE" “One of Our Aircraft Is Missing’

PARK Today &

FREE Mat. Today Plus Tomorrow

“LADY OF BURLESQUE”

, Ronald Colman-—Frances Dee

“IF | WERE KING"

Box Office Open Till 11 P. M.

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Ray Milland-—Paulette Goddard

“REAP THE WILD WIND” Plus “TREES AND HOMES"

2 . Ten FREE PARKING Errol Flynn-<Ann Sheridan “EDGE OF DARKNESS" Allan Jones “Rhythm of the Islands” ~=SUNDAY Thru WEDNESDAY Alice Faye—John Payne “HELLO, FRISCO, HELLO" Orson Welles “JOURNEY INTO FEAR"

EMERSON E. 10th 5:45 to ®

Humphrey Bogart—Ingrid Sergman Paul Henreid "CASABLANCA" ‘BOSTON BLACKIE GOES HOLLYW oop SUN. " SL IGHTLY DANGEROUS” “HIT PARADE OF 1943"

NORTH SIDE Stratford !.: 22¢!@

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Open 1 P. M, Cont. Showings | Maria Montez “WHITE SAVAGE" Randolph Scott “DESPERADOES" ! Westinghouse Air-Conditioned 3st &

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Maria Montez “WHITE SAVAGE" “SCATTERGOOD SURVIVES A MU RDER™ SUNDAY-—~Mary Martin—Dick Powell "HAPPY GO LUCKY" in Color “HENRY AL DRICH H GETS GL AMOU R* 8

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LAST TIMES TONIGHT Errol Flynn—Ann Sheridan

“EDGE OF DARKNESS”

John Carroll-<Susan Hayward

“HIT PARADE OF 1943"

SN: LONTDITIONED, 16th & , CINEMA ,‘*+¢ COOL Don Ameche—Jack Oakie “SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT" A. Miller ‘REVEILLE With BEVERLY'®

Sunday Thru Tuesday "ens ara ‘DESPERADOES’

Glenn Ford

‘JOURNEY Into FEAR’

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Orson Welles

Ray Milland—Paulette Goddard

“REAP THE WILD WIND"

Plus “TREES AND HOMES"

" FT. WAYNE & ST. CLAIR + FREE PARKING

Ray Milland—Paulette Goddard

“REAP THE WILD WIND” Plus! “TREES & HOMES"

EXTRA TONITE

MIDNIGHT SHOW!

Added to Our 2 Regular Features: Dorothy Lamour—Robt. Preston

_""MOON OVER BURMA” “SUN.

“LADY OF BURL ESQUE" “DEVIL WITH HITLER"

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“FOLLOW THE BAND” NI

MOL Hera “LOST CANYON”

Cassidy Rochelle Hudson “Queen of Broadway”

SUN. & MON.—2 Big Hits Judy Garland—George Murphy “FOR ME AND MY GAL" Wm. Tracy “FALL IN"

MECCA

Joe Sawyer 720 N. Plus Noble 22¢ Tax Range Busters “ARIZONA STAGECOACH" John Howard “SUBMARINE RAIDER" SUNDAY), Weissmuller—Frances Gifford “TARZAN TRIUMPHS" Ann Sheridan “JUKE GIRL”

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FRANCHOT TONE - ANNE BAXTER

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Thru Tues, $ 5:45 to 8 25¢ Bing Crosby—Fred MacMurray “SING YOU SINNERS” Martha Raye—Charlie Ruggles “THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER”

Central Ave,

WIGS at Fall Creek '| HELD OVER—Thru TUES.

Jean Arthur—Chas. Colburn

‘THE MORE THE MERRIER’ samen ‘CITY WITHOUT MEN’

Darnell

Jean Arthur “MORE THE MERRIER" Jinx Falkenbhurg “LUCKY T.EGS” SUN Ronald Calman—Greer Garson . “RANDOM HARVEST™

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