Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1943 — Page 15

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OPENING TODAY

CIRCLE On stage—Woody his orchestra at 8:35.

“Gals Incorporated.” wits Errol and Harriet Hlialg, at <3, 3:26, 8:12 and

CURRENT FEATURES

LOEW'S “DuBarry Was a Lady.” wit phe} yon, Lucille Ball and Tommy rs at 1 3, 3:1 39 and CY £93, 14, 6:39 and ie Doctor,” with Warner axter nd Mar TRaret Lindsay, at 1:34, 4 59 and 8:2

INDIANA

“Mr. Lueky.,” with and Laraine Day, 6:50 and 10. “Gilderslieeve’s Bad Day,’ with Harold Peary, Jane Jarwel aug Nancy Gates, at 11:28, 2:39, 5:49 and 8:39.

“Champion Maker,” short Coach Bud Sawin St the Rivi club and local champion swimmers, at all shows.

Hermen and 1, 4:03, 6:43 and

h Leon 11:20

h Red

Cary Grant at 12:30, 3:40

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vidigns, Circle + to Bring.

Attractions Here. | A series of topflight stage and’ screen attractions for the Indiana and Circle theaters have been an-

nounced for August and September, :

by Ken Collins of the Greater Indianapolis Amusements Co., Inc. The Indiana wi] start out with|: “Hers to Hold,” starring Deanna, Durbin and Joseph Cotten, andi: “Honeymoon Lodge” next

Boyer-Joan story, |

Fontaine love

| “Constant Nymph” and “Bomber’s;

Aug. 11 and Irving Berlin's § “This is the

Moon,” much heralded musical

Wednes- | Following will be the Charles:

Dixie’ at Lyric

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old-time musical ex-

‘DuBarry’ Is Good Tonic

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Loew's Yesterday.

By VIRGINIA HATFIELD Good dancing, good songs, beauti-

Typical Musical Opened at

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Plays at Circle ~~ =| PRODUCTION UNIT 30 —Mary | i Pickford’s production -unit which a: will

ful girls and plenty of color make]

i “DuBarry Was a Lady” | musical, So. typical is it that the {plot, if you can call it that, is of {minor importance. opened at Loew's yesterday. Lucille Ball, {night club singer, is out to hook a ;man with money despite tie fact ‘that she loves Gene Kelly. Skelton, checkroom attendant at

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a gold digger and

Red!

‘the club, becomes eligible to WoO Miss Ball when he wins the sweep-|

| stakes.

| ment at the Circle today.

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Billie Rogers is featured with Woody Herman and his orchestra, which begins a week's engage-

"PICKFORD CO." IS

HOLLYWOOD, July

produce “Junior Miss” for United Artists will be known as The Pickford Co., according to the , west coast bureau of The Film Daily. | Production is expected to start

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late this year with talent to be re- | venture since 1936. She also plans to make a picture depicting Girl {Scout activities, of the youth movement throughout the world.

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“Dixie,” : : | The comedian tries to get rid of ini h | | plaining the origin of minstrel | elly by giving him a doped drink.

shows, is now in its third week > here. It moved from the Indiana |[DStead Red Pr hig out el to the Lyric yesterday. Bing jdreams he's Louis surroun

Crosby heads the cast as Dan by a court including all his night | Emmett. creator of the minstrels, | Club friends. Miss Ball as DuBarry | : |shuns her lover and Red, upon Wak-| ope appointment of Oscar A. 1 i § - aes his Jove aTigir ita wis { Doob, theater advertising man, to Zero Mostel, New York comedian, | | assistant national director of the | makes his bow in this picture as the war finance committee in charge of | igh ig swami. His imitation, of advertising was announced today by Charles Boyer, promiscuously tossed VD ’ > . > Treasurv ninto the reels, is noteworthy. Vir- Setretaly Of Wie Treasury Morgen { ginia O'Brien, the dead pan singer thau. and cigaret girl should be given top Local members of the war billing in the film too, Just to look ties committee of the motion picat her makes the audience roar with ture industry interpreted the move as a government tribute to the part

laughter. The romantic Mr. Kelly deserves ihe jndustry has played in the pronotice for his excellent daneing, but nation of war bond and stamp sales. not so for his singing. The Tommy ap. pooh, who is advertising diDorsey music is the sentimental rector of Loew's theater circuit, was! a leader in the film industry’s suc-

nearby Church of the Atonement to torrid type thie audience likes, cessful bond drive last September. V

arrange a funeral for an actor who' Highspots in the film are Miss IH Extra! Riviera Club in He also handled the army and navy CHAMPION MAKER

had just died. | O'Brien’s imaginary Strib tease The pastor of the latter church dance and song, “Salome” Skelton’s ,.jief drive. the Infantile Paralysis March of Dimes campaigns and Oten 1 20 c' 1° ' Tax Incl,

LYRIC

“Dixie,” with Bmg Crosby and Dorothy Lamour, at 12:35, 3:45 6:35 and 10:05. “Aerial Gunner,” with Chester Morris and Richard Arlen, at 11:20, 2:30, 5:35 and 8:45.

Attractions at the Circle will be Abe Lyman, next Friday; Leslie Howard in his last picture, “Spiti fire,” Aug. 13; Del Courtney and his {orchestra with Jane Frazier or {Harry Landon, Aug. 20; Benny, PLAN GOLF TOURNEY { Goodman, Aug. 27, and Tommy, The Indianapolis Optimist club Dorsey, Sept. 3. : will hold its annual golf tournament Also scheduled for the Circle are Aug. 17 at Highland Golf and Coun- Joe Venuti and his orchestra with try club. jConnee Boswell, Sept. 10, and a com{pany including Ann Corio, Johnny { (Scat) Davis, Red Dust, Charlie tuart, Frances Wills and Herb Miller and his orchestra, Sept. 24. Herb Miller is the brother of ex-band leader Glenn Miller.

SPRINKLER SPOILS SHERIDAN HAIR-DO

HOLLYWOOD. July 30 (U. P).— While titian-haired Ann Sheridan. went back to rearrange her hair-do,! Warner Brothers engineers tried to figure out what made the sprinkling system in a studio portrait gallery suddenly start sprinkling yesterday. At any rate, Ann was stretched! jout on a bear-skin rug for a batch! of those pin-up portraits when all of a sudden the place was drowned! in water. The overhead sprinkiers! had let go and what was formerly a glamour girl turned out to be a very wet red-head. After the damage was repaired and Miss Sheridan's hair dried, the sitting resumed.

Doob Named to

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Famous Church

HOLLYWOOD, July 30.—One of the most famous churches in the United States will be immortalized on film in “The Little Church Around the Corner,” on which { Monogram shortly will undertake | productign. The fame of this church, originally called the Church of the Transfiguration, vegan in 1870, when Joseph Jefferson went to the

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refused to allow any actor's services | “Esquire” number with 12 beauties : uy y st" ‘to be conducted there, and when | typifying the months of the year, iyo. industry sponsored efforts. He “The World's Youngest Ventriloguis Jefferson asked where he should !and the finale or “Friendship” num- has been chairman of the public go, the minister replied, ‘ There's a ber with all the principles. relations division of the war activi-| Th A : little church around the corner! Incidentally, Red Skelton of Vin- ties committee HIRST INDIANA POL {that might handis it.” jcennes isn't the only Hoosier in the gg, Collins is chairman of the Thus was fixed the nickname of picture. Marilyn Maxwell, formerly local public relations committee of the church which has been most | of Ft. Wayne is February's Valen- the W.A.C. The local theaters will! popular with the acting profession tine girl in red velvet. She used t0 take a key part in the third war ever since, and which has been the appear here at the Columbia club j5.1y drive which starts Sept. 9. site of 34.000 marriage ceremonies with Art Barry's orchestra. Re- I i in the past 20 years—more than cently, the famous artist Varga of 2500 of them since Pearl Harbor, Esquire magazine proclaimed her ankles perfect. i To sum it up, “DuBarry” is good tonic for war-weary moviegoers, i | = = = i

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