Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1943 — Page 10

Charles ‘Boyer as Lewis Dodd in “Constant Nymph” has two loves mone is Florence Churchill (Alexis Smith) ‘shown above with him, and the other is Little Tessa, played by Joan Fontaine. The picture, opening. today at the Indiana, also features Peter Lorre, Brenda Marshall and Charles Coburn,

FIRST RUNS AT ALAMO | MOITOW, They are “The Law Rides

Again,” with Ken Maynard and . Two first-run_ pictures are fea- i “ ¢ od “at the “Alamo through Hoot: Gibson, and “I Live on Dan ee ei SL

| ger,” starring Chester Morris. ComLAST 2 DAYS!

pleting the ‘program ate late news events and another chapter of | “The Be. tman.”

SYMPHONIES HIT RECORDING BAN

NEW YORK, Aug. 11 (U. P).— Three more major orchestras, the Los: Angeles Philharmonic, the Rochester Philharmonic . and the Indianapolis Symphony, have telegraphed their approval of the New York Philharmonic-Symphony orchestra’s stand against . the union ban on recording of music by symphony orchestras, it was announced yesterday. Marshall Field, president of the board of the Philharmonic, urged \removal of the ban in a letter to {James <C. Petrillo, president of the ' American Federation of Misicians, [he imposed it. Field’s position previously was approved by the orchestras of Philadelphia, : Chicago, ! Boston, Cleveland, Washington, Cincinnati, San Francisco and Min-

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PARAMOUNT — “Between Us

“PRESENTING LILY MARS” and “Bombardier,” films of entirely different types, are the latest to be released for neighborhood showings. The former picture is a musical presenting a new team—Judy Garland

and Van Heflin. “Bombardier,”

as the name indicates, is a war film.

Judy Garland takes her bows as a winsome miss from a small

Indiana town with stage ambitions.

hometown boy (Van Heflin) who made good as a New York producer and gets kicked out. Undaunted, sh e goes to New York and gets a role as chambermaid in one of the Heflin productions. The temperamental star of the show, Marta Eggerth, ~ walks out and Judy is gracmed for the id oY part. She fails Judy Garland and Heflin gets the star to return. The producer is in love with Judy, but. their future depends on the way she takes this blow. You'll see how it turns out at the St. Clair and Strand; tomorrow through next Wednesday; the Belmont, Sunday through Tues= day; Ambassador, Sunday through next Wednesday, and the Uptown, Sunday through next Thursday. This is light entertainment, based on a novel by Booth Tarkington. Judy sings five songs, accompanied by Bob Crosby and his orchestra and Tommy Dorsey and his boys. ” ” » PAT O'BRIEN and Randolph Scott are the heroes. of the “Bombardier” film. The Irishe man is in Y charge of a bombardier : training school in the West, located on an air field which once belonged ‘to Anne Shirley’s father. Scott comes to the field to pilot planes for the bombardiers in training, and to give Anne a Pat O’Brien big rush. Comes Pearl: Harbor, and the boys are ordered out on their first mission. Scott’s job is to light the target 'by incendiaries and flares. He gets captured, and he ana Barton MacLane run around on the ground setting fire to everything in sight to save the day for the bombardiers who . return home with mission accomplished. The new war picture will be at the Ambassador today through Saturday; the Speedway and

. Zaring, tomorrow through: Satur-

day; Rivoli and Irving, tomorrow through Sunday; Fountain Square, Saturday through Tuesday. and the Belmont, Sunday ‘ through Tuesday. x = = BELMONT—Through Saturday: Gal Sal” and “We Are Marines.” CINEMA—Through Saturday: ‘Edge of Darkness’ and “Rhythm of the Islands.” : DAISY—Through Graves to Cairo” Band.” 3 DRIVE-IN—‘‘You Belong to Me” and and “Ladieg’ Day.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “I“ Wake Up Screaming” and

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tomorrow: and “Follow

“Rhythm of the Islands.”

EMERSON—‘“Lady of Burlesque” and “Five - Graves to - Cairo.” Tomorrow rou Saturday: , “This Above All” and Pied’ Piper.’ rai Friday: “More the Merrier’’ and “Slightly. Dangerous.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Friday: “Night Plane from Chungking” and “Kid Dynamite.” GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: Buddy” and “Mission to Moscow GRANADA. Coney Island’’ and “Tonight We Raid Calais.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Presenting Lily Marg and “After Midnight with Boston ackie.”

HAMILTON—"Lady of Burlesque’ and “They Came to Blow Up America.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Assignment in Brittany” and ‘Follow the Band.” IRVING—"I Walked With a Zombie” rd Man.” Tomorrow through SP sssenuing Lily Mars” and

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MEO pizough tomorrow:. . “Ten Gentlemen from West Point’ and ‘‘Sierra

She TRAIL—Through tomorrow: taan” and ‘Let's Have Fun. ORIENTAL—"“Rhythm of the Islands” and, “Eyes of the Undetworld. | Tow morrow through Saturday: ‘Human Comedy” and ‘‘Devil iri Hitler. "

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BROAD RIPPLE PARK DANCE PAVILION

“Tonite Thru Sunday Bobby Baker

- Direct From Castle Farms

DANCING NIGHTLY "EXCEPT MONDAY

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OPENING TODAY INDIANA

“The Constant Nymph,” with Charles Boyer, Joan Fontaine and Alexis Smith, at 12:29, 3:50, 7:11, 10:32 apd 1:53 a. m. “Bomber’s Moon,” with George Montgomery and Annabella, at 11:19, 2:40, 6, 0732 and 12:43 a. m.

CURRENT FEATURES LYRIC

“Hers to Hold,” with Deanna Durbin and Joseph goiten, at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:20 “Honeymoon Lodge,” with Harriet Hilliard and David Bruce, at 12:45, 3:35, 6:25 and 9:20. ‘

CIRCLE

On Stage, Abe Lyman and his Californians, at 1, 4:05, 6:45 and

“Henry Aldrich Swings It,” with Jimmy Lydon, at 11:20, 2:25, 5:05, 8:10 and 10:35.

LOEW'S

“DuBarry Was a Lady” (held over), with Red Skelton, Lucille Ball and Tommy Dorsey, at 12:30, 3:45, 7 and 10:15. «Crime Doctor,” with = Warner Baxter - and Margaret Lindsay, at 11, 2:15, 5:30 and 8:45.

and “Marshal of Mesa City.” Tomorrow and Friday: “Lady in a Jam,” and “Nazi Agent.” PARKER—Through tomorrow: ‘Lady from Cheyenne’ and EE ernAtionty Squadron.” REX—Through tomorrow: ‘‘Eyes of the Underworld” and “Mission to Moscow.” RITZ—Through Saturday: “Bataan” and “Rhythm of the Islands.” RIVOLI — “Bataan” and “Redhead from Manhattan.” Tomorrow through Sunday: ‘Presenting . Lily Mars” and “Bombardier.” ST. CLAIR—Through Saturday: senting Lily Mars” and “Night Plane from. Chungking.” SANDERS—"Hangmen Also Die’’ and “Pall In.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Destination Unknown” and “Tenting on the Old Camp Ground.” SHERIDAN—‘Lady of Burlesque’ and “Laugh Your Blues Away.’ Tomorrow through Saturday: “Air Force’ and “Follow the Band.” SPEEDWAY — ‘Sergeant York” and “Devil With Hitler.”” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Two Weeks to Live” and a jer.”

= —Through tomorrow: Ty Wanted Wings” and “Rhythm Parade.” STRAND—Through Saturday: “Presenting Lig Mars” snd “Night Plane *' from Chungking.” STRATFORD — Through tomorrow: “Man Who Wouldn't Die,” and ¢'Wings and the Woman.” TACOMA — Through tomorrow: “Tennessee Johnson’ and ‘How's About It.” TALBOTT — Through Saturday: ‘“‘Hangmen Also Die’ and ‘Revellle With Beverly.” TUXEDO—Through tomorrow: men Also Die” and ‘Idaho. UPTOWN—Through tomorrow: ‘‘Coney Island” and “Tonight We Raid Calais.” VOGUE—Through Saturday: ‘Honeymoon for Three” and “Hired Wife.”

WEST SIDE OUTDOOR—Through tomorrow: “My Friend Flicka” and “Old Homestead.”

ZARING—Through Saturday: ‘‘Bombardier’” and “Two Weeks to Live.”

DOWNTOWN

ALAMO — Through tomorrow: ‘The ‘Law Rides Again” and “Live on Danger.” AMBASSADOR — Through Saturday: BL a and “Five Graves to airo.” ’

WEEKLY CONCERT ARTISTS NAMED

A pianist and two . - vocalists, chosen from among entrants in a local talent contest for young artists, will appear on the weekly concert program, arranged for 8 p. m. Sunday at Garfield park’s open-air theater. They are Margaret Byram and

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| Mary Louise Clodfelder, both so-

| prance, and James Montgomery. Sunday's concert will be the sevontn in a series of 10 scheduled at the park this summer. Indianapolis Military band, directed by George Curtis, will be | featured for the second time.

“Pre-

The,

ots acomidiyite “sons of Fun,” musieal revue starring Billy House and opening tomorrow at Keith's, have been announced by Frank Paul, theater manager. They will include Baron Nowak, billed as the world’s smallest man; the Chords, rhythm impressionists;

‘| the McNallie Sisters, three rhythm-

ettes; Dorothy Ates, daughter of

tthe stuttering Roscoe Ates, and the

Deanna Durbin - turns war worker for her role in “Hers to Hold,” but till has time to look feminine. The film, in which she is co-starred with Joseph Cotten, moved to the Lyric today.

HUSTON GETS ROLE

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 11.—Walter Huston is the first person cast for, Pearl Buck's “Dragon Seed.” He will play the role of Ling Tan, a’ Chinese farmer around whom the, story revolves, in this high- budget! M-G-M production.

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Harriet Comstock, Babs Boyden and a chorus of 12 dancers. : PREMIERE SHOWING

INDIANA Tues. Eve., Aug. 17th IRVING BERLIN'S

“THIS “IS THE ARMY”

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SEBRING, Fla., Aug. 11 (U. PJ). —Senator Claude Pepper (D. Fia.) predicted ‘yesterday that the war would be over in Europe and in the Pacific by Christmas, 1944. The senator said he believed that Russia would aid the United

‘States. and Great Britain «crushing Japan once ery was defeated. Pepper, Lions club, said he did not expect Hitler to crack as easily as Mussolini.

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