Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1943 — Page 8

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OPENING TODAY INDIANA

“Hers to Hold,” with Deanna Durbin and Joseph Cotten, at 11, 2:06, 5°12, 8:08, 11:14 and 2:10 a. m. “Honeymoon Ledge,” with Harriet Hilliard and David Bruce, at 1:03, 4:08, 7:05 10:11 and 1:07 a. m.

CURRENT FEATURES LYRIC

with Cary Grant at 12:30, 3:35,

“Mr. and Laraine Day, 6:30 and 16 “Gildersleeve's Bad Day.” with | Harold Peary, Jane Darwell and Nancy Gates, at 11:20, 2:30, 35:45 and 9.

Lucky,”

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On stage— Woody his orchestra at 1, 9:35 “Gals Incerperated.” with Leon Errol and Harriet Hilliard, at 11:20, 2:23, 5:26, 8:12 and 10:35. LOEW'S “DuBarry Was a Lady.” with Red Skelton, Lucille Ball and Tommy Dorsey, at 11:49 3:14 6:39 and 10:04 “Crime Dactoer.,” axter and Margaret 34, 4:59 and 8:2¢

Herman and 4:03, 6:49 and

with Warmer Lindsay, at 1

CARD PARTY PLANNED

Indiana Old Age Pension Group 3 will hold a card pary Thursday right in the McKinley club house, 2217 E. Michigan st.

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‘show business. lm includes Nan Wynn,

Music Hour For Soldiers,

Sunday Program Planned at Service Center.

Enlisted men who enjoy symphonies, operas and art songs will

be entertained with “an hour of] 'good music” every Sunday from 5) to 6 p. m. beginning next Sunday | at the Illinois Street branch of the

Service Men's centers. 5g

| Mrs. Lenora Coffin, program an-

notator for the Indianapolis sym- | ‘phony orchestra, and Walter Whit- E

worth, music critic of the Indian- | apolis News, will be in charge of the | hour.

the hour before the program to discuss music with anyone who wishes to do so. During the music hour, open to all enlisted men and to Cadettes who are on duty, programs of recorded music will be arranged from suggestions made by the men. A public address system will be used on the sun roof, where the recordings will be played.

'44 FARM PROGRAM NOW TAKING SHAPE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (U. P).— Farm organizations heads who conferred for two hours with War Food Administrator Marvin Jones said today that the 1944 farm program is “just beginning to take shape.” Jones hopes to have the program ready for submission to congress when it returns Sept. 14.

| Times Special

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EXTRA—TONIGHT!

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“DEFENSE WORKERS'' Late Show ‘Saturday 11:40 P. M

wi Leon Errol ® Harriei Hilliard

SPECIAL SWING-SHIFT

SHOW TONITE MIDNITE! LAST COMPLETE SHOW AT | A. M.

DEANNA . . . with Stars in her Eyes! JOE . . . with Deanna in his Arms!

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To make this musical inter- |§ lude informal they will be present!

fI With Hitler. | urday:

NEIGHBORHOODS

A TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL —they're getting as common as black | and whites—and a story based on one of the darker historical pages |

| of the west, will move to the neighborhoods for the first time this week.

The films are “Ceney Island” and “The Ox-Bow Incident.” Betty Grabie takes the bows in “Coney Island” with Cesar Romero

and George Moatgomery (the man

{wo angles of the eternal triangle. George and Cesar, ex-partners, both run Coney Island shows and vie for the attentions of Miss Grable, perros deluxe, Outside of i § : Miss Grable's dancing and

singing, the pic- | ture is mostly |

concerned with a feud between the two men. New tunes fea-

tured are “Take |

It From There,”

Island™ Lulu from Louisville” in a Dance.”

Betty Grable

“There's Danger Old favorites include “Put Your Arms Around Me Honey,” “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling,” “Darktown Strutters Ball” and “Cuddle Up a Little Closer.” “Coney Islard” will be at the St. Clair and Strand, today through Saturday; Granada, tomorrow through next Wednesday" Ambassador, Sunday through

| Tuesday. and the Uptown, Slay i through Thursday.

» » ” “THE OX-BOW INCIDENT,” an exceptional western movie, is taken from a book of the same name by Walter Van Tilburg Clark. It gives an account of the lynching of three men suspected of murder and cattle rustling by an ex-Confederate officer who leads a peaceful community to a night of murder. Henry Fonda and Henry Morgan are caught up

{| in a mob as they

ride in off the range for word has been passed around that a rancher h a s heen found dead in a gully with his cattle driven

| off by rustlers. | Circumstantial | evidence points ! to three men | and a lynching scene is enacted.

Henry Fonda

The sheriff arrives too late to

| give them a chance for a trial

and the crowd. with murder on its conscience. leaves the scene. The film will play at the Ambassador, tomorrow through Saturday; Irving, tomorrow through Sunday,

| ana the Fountain Square, Satur- | day through Tuesday.

A DOUBLE HORROR kill featuring “I Walked With a Zombie” and “Leopard Man” will have its first neighborhood showing at the Rivoli tomorrow through Saturday. » =» »

BELMONT—Through Saturday: and Saddles’ and “Bataan CINEMA—Through Saturday: “Slightly Dangerous” and “More the Merrier.” DAISY—Through tomorrow: “Lady of Burlesque” and “Devil With Hitler.’ DRIVE-IN—"White Savage” and “Cinderella Swings It.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Swamp Water” and “Seven Miles from Alcatraz.’ EMERSON— ‘Mission to Moscow” and (EaSighment in Brittany.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Air ec” and “Good Morning Judge.” ESQUIRE — “Vivacious “Bringing Up Baby.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Friday: “Pride of the Yankees” and ‘“‘Madame Spy.” GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: “How Green Was My Valley” and ‘‘Boston Blackie Goes Holiywood.” GRANADA—"Bataan’ and “Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Coney Island” and night We Raid Calais.” HAMILTON— ‘Crash Dive” and "Dev- ” Tomorrow Infoush, Satand °

“Boots

Lady” and

“Mission to Moscow” Morning Judge.” IRVING— "They Came to Blow Up America” and “Safari. ” Tomorrow through Sunday: “Ox- Bow Incident™ and “Pride of the Yankees.” MECCA—Through tomorrow: “It Hapned in Flatbush’ and “‘Scattergood urvives a Murder.’ OLD TRAIL — Through “Fi Graves to Cairo” Your Blues Away. ORIENTAL— City Without Men" “Corregidor.” Tomorrow through urday: ‘‘Edge of Darkness” and “La Your Blues Away. | PARAMO

tomorrow: and “Laugh

and

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PARKER Through My Gal Sal” and “Slightly hg TY REX — Through tomorrow: and a Day” RITZ Through Siturday: peradces” and ‘‘Mission to RIVOLI—'39 Begs” and “Keep "Em Laffin Tomor through Saturday: vy Walked With i Sombie’ and “Leopard Man ST. CLAIR— Through Saturday: soney Island” and “Tonight We Ra SANDERS — Silver Queen’ and “Wings and the Woman. o morrow through Saturday: “Falcon’s Brother” “Riding Through Nevada.

“The Desw."

HERIDAN — dor” and “BosBlackie Goes Hol ywood."” Tomorrow th rough Saturday: “Mission to Moscow” and “Assigument in Brittany.” SPEEDWAY "Mission to Moscow” and “She Has What It Takes.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Five Graves to "and “They Came to Blow Up

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STATE—Through tomorrow: the

cent Dope” and ‘Wings Woman."

and

Through Saturday: ‘Coney Pond Momr'D We Raid Calais.” rough tomorrow: bi “Scattergood

oagifeent Dope” ves a Murder.” _TAcCcoMA — Through tomorrow:

TODAY and TOMORROW

Southeastern and Keystone PERFORMANCES—2:00 & 8:00 P. M. Doors Open 1:00 and 7:00 P. M.

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To- |

‘Forever and “Boots and Saddles.”

who talks like Clark Gable) doing |

“Rhythm of the Islands" and “The Texans.” TALBOTT Through Saturday: ‘More the Merrier’ and “Air Raid Wardens.” TUXEDO — Through tomorrow: “Gone With the Wind.” UPTOWN — Through Saturday: Force” and “Cowboy in Manhattan. VOGUE—Through Saturday: “It Ain't Hay” and “Eyes of the Underworld.” WEST SIDE OUTDOOR-—-Through to- | morrow: “‘‘Silver Skates” and * ‘Neath | | Brooklyn Bridge." ZARING — Through Saturday: “Male {| Animal” and ‘Our Wife.” | i

DOWNTOWN

“Air |

ALAMO — Through tomorrow: and ‘‘Folthrough “Ox-Bow

AMBASSADOR — “Bataan” low the Band.” Tomorrow { Saturday: “China” and | Incident.”

and |

Gets 3d Mother | Role in a Year

Times Special | HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 4—Twenty-seven-year-old Rosemary De Camp | will play her third mother role in| a year at Warner Bros. studio when shooting starts on “Rhapsody in| She will be George Gersh-| wins mother in the film. Previously, Miss De Camp portrayed George M. Cohan's mother in “Yankee Doodle Dandy” and Roh«| ald Reagan's mother in the film version of Irving Berlin's “This Is] the Army.”

GET LEAD ROLES IN HITLER FILM

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 4. — Alan] {Baxter and Gertrude Michael have| ‘been signed for roles in “Hitler's | Women,” which goes before the ‘cameras at Monogram this month. The story deals with the degra- | |

dation visited by Hitler on women | {and girls in the Reich in his ruth- |

“less campaign fo breed a race of

soldiers for the fatherland. {

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| Harrison and president of the Army | Emergency | which will receive the proceeds from the show. {premiere will be $11 for the loges, 1$33C, main | cony,

“He's | ginning Aug. 18, tickets will be sold and “Wild Bill Hickok." | | picture also will have its premiere {showing in Ft. Wayne. It will open

Yip, Yaphank” during world war I, minor roles.

TECHNICOLOR TREAT!

VIRGINIA O'BKIEN - “RAGS” RAGLAND - Screen Play by Irving Brecher Hamilton - Additional Dialogue by Wilkie Mahoney Directed by ROY DEL RUTH A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE : Based on the Play Produced by B. G. DeSylve - and B. G. DeSylva - With Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter

WED

"This Is the fo Stage State Premiere Here Aug. 17

Governor Schricker and Mayor was called upon by the war departTyndall have been named co-chair- ment to produce another show in| {men of tie state's premiere showing| February of 1942. He wrote “This | of “This Is the Army,”

|ana theater here. | The show was The announcement was made to- staged on Broadway where it made James M. Churchill, | $2,000,000 for the A. E. R. fund. commanding officer at Ft. Benjamin | Warner Bros. purchased the film rights for $250,000 and expect to ta

Relief section here the fund by Warner Bros., who will receive only enough to cover production and distribution costs. The movie has the original stage cast of 350 soldiers with additional stars inserted into the cast in Hollywood. Among them are Kate Smith, Joan Leslie, Charles Butterworth, Una Merkel, Georce Murphy, | George Tobias and Alan Hale. Joe Louis and Lt. Ronald Reagan have

Special prices for the

fcer; $2.20, first baland $1.10, second balcony. For the regular engagement be-

at regular prices. On that day, the

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MOLLY PITCHER TAG

BOOSTS BOND SALE

Molly Pitcher, who fired her hus{band’s gun after he had fallen at Clare Brengle, state co-chairman of the scheduled Is the Army” and donated all the revoluntionary war, is being honored | for 8:15 p. m. Aug. 17 at the Indi- | tunes and his services to Uncie Sam. today by American Legion auxiliary produced and pond sales.

Battle of Monmouth in the |

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