Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1943 — Page 8

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in detective work.

Famed Radio Band to Open Four-Day. Engagement.

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theater for a four-day engagement starting tomorrow.

| Maestro Strong will present a group of comedy stars including‘ the

sical wanies;

Archie’ Thompson ‘and Joe Mosely. Burns and White will offer a number entitled “A 'Romance in Rhythm.” program will be Delano Dell, comedian. This week's film fare at Keith's will be “No Place for a. Lady,” starring Margaret Lindsay and william Gargan. It's 8 murder mystery with the two stars engrossed

BOOK TO BE PLAY Times Special ’ CLEVELAND, Aug. 18. — Ilka Chase is planning to dramatize her first novel “In Bed We Ory” which is due off the press about Nov. 1. The stage version should be finished and ready for production by early Januatly, according to the authoress. She plans to play the tend

herself.

1+t Time In Indianapolis! The New Band Sensation!

and ORCHESTRA

Direct from Raleigh Clgateite

Program’ Featuring

Betty Martin @ Archie Thompson

'Wreckin' Crew © Joe Moseley and Big Vaudeville Show

TALENT CONTEST FRIDAY 7 P. M. “Defense Workers” Show Saturday 11:40 p. m.

¢« ON SCREEN » : Nerve Tingling Thrills ] WILLIAM SARGAN MARGARET LINDSAY

FOURTAIN SOUARE

PLEASANTLY COOL

Tonite, Cont. Mat. To- Plus Thurs., Fri. day, 1:30 Till 6 22¢ Tax

WEAVER BROS. @ JED & ELVIRY PROUTY

“OLD HOMESTEAD” J And! “AT DAWN WE DIE”

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NORTH SIDE CINEMA ii. COOL

Open Dally at 1:30°F, M. Ao Tarr, “BATAAN” Diana Barrymore—Robt, Cummings

“BETWEEN US GIRLS” TALBOTT Talbott at 224

Gary Cooper “PRIDE OF THE YANKEES” Wm, Tracy “ABOUT FACE” SVestinghouse 4 Alr- Conditioned

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Chas. Boyer “TALES OF MANHATTAN” ‘FRANKENSTEIN MEETS the WOLF MAN’

Stratford 20.222¢

Don Ameche “KISS THE BOYS GOODBY” Lyle Talbot “THEY RAID BY NIGHT”

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iLL. Paul Henreid-—Alan Ladd

“JOAN OF PARIS” Loretta Young-David Niven “ETERN OURS’ College at 63d

ALLY Y VOGUE FREE PARKING

Geo. Raft—Brenda Marshall “BACKGROUND TO DANGER” Gloria Jean “IT COMES OP LOVE”

Judy Garland-Van Heflin “PRESENTING LILY MARS” SLE

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WEE i "Geo. Raft—Brenda Marshall

‘BACKGROUND to DANGER’

Jinx Falkénberg—Bert Gordon «LAUGH YOUR BLUES AWAY”

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YOUR NEIGHBORKOOD

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1047 VIRGINIA AVE.

PLEASANTLY COOL

Last Times é Doors Open 6:45 Tonite Show Starts 7:00 Judy .Garland—Van Heflin

“PRESENTING LILY MARS”

“After Mid-

aigne wien Boston Blackie”

‘ARTS TOMORRO

i - + omtone. “HIT THE ICE”

SOUTH SID Bando 1106 Prospect

.. Final Nite “FOREVER AND A DAY” “RHYTHM OF. THE ISLANDS”

SUBURBAN

l DRIVE-IN Theilte!

Robt. Young—Randolph Scott

“WESTERN UNION”

® Jack Benny—Priscilla Lane : o'Meanest Man in the World’

Trumpet Serenade With Harry James®

L/MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY nd EERE) AALS After 12:30 A. M. West Side Outdoor

7400 WW. Washington St.

< Last Times Tonite! Kén Maynard—Hoot Gibson

“WILD HORSE STAMPEDE”

Plus Gail Patrick in “QUIET, PLEASE, MURDER”

EAST SIDE TACOMA i, Sie

“FOREVER AND A DAY” Ritz Bros. “HI YA, CHUM”

MECCA I. 22¢c.7r

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“JOURNEY INTO FEAR” “ONE THRILLING: NIGHT” Last Times Tonite

PARK FREE ¢ 22C 5.45 10 Ir — WEEKS TO LIVE”

Plus Tax . Chester Morris—Gee. E, Stone

Plus 3-Stooge Laff Hit! THURS. Abbott «& Costello

“HIT THE ICE” Geo. Raft ‘BACKGROUND to DANGER’

‘ || EST TT 3) D 17 2] . ALL-LAFF SHOW! tae _ITTERBUGS". “TWO WEEKS T0 LIVE”

“HIT “THE ICE”

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Bob Strong and his orchestra] | heard on radio’s “Uncle Walter’s| Doghouse,” will come” to: Keith's|

In addition to: his dance music,

Also appearing on the

Joan Crawford is the bride and Fred MacMurray, her professor husband, on a thrilling honeymoon which: takes the couple into the dens of Nazi agents in “Above Suspicion.” The film, based on Helen Maclnnes’' novel of the same name, opens at Loew’s tomorrow.

“After Midnight With Boston Blackie” J

LEGION TO OPEN NEW HEADQUARTERS

Sahara Grotto post 264, American Legion, will dedicate its new headquarters at 4107 E. Washington st., at 8:30 p. m. tomerrow. A military ball will follow in the Grotto auditorium. Guests invited include Governor Schricker, national, state and dis-

sentatives of the 40 & 8, and a delegation of soldiers from Billings General hospital at Ft. Harrison who recently returned from the battle fronts. Roy E, Degischer is post commander and Clarence L. Scott is

general chairman.

trict officers of the Legion, repre-

I+ Took Doctor's

Orders to Get Ice|

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 (U. P.). —Boomtown Washington’s = ice shortage today reached a point where at least one consumer— Albert A. Ingraham—had to present a doctor’s prescription before he could get some. Ingraham, like many another Washingtonian, had been without ice for several days. He needed some to cool milk for his two children—Laure Mae, 2, and. Albert Jr., 1. But when he went to an ice house he was told by a harassed attendant he couldn't get . the precious product without a doctor’s prescription. Ingraham got the prescription—and then got 25 pounds of ice.

THUR. Baoiaoung to Danger” ’ MAINT |

SPECIAL SWING-SHIFT SHOW TONIGHT MIDNIGHT Last Complete Show at 1:40 A. M.

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‘land ‘the Barnes Chapel choir, di--Jrect and accompanied by Roscoe

Other numbers will be presented by the Mt. Zion Baptist. church choir, with George Robinson, director, and Viola Wilson, organist; the Bel Canto singers, directed by Charles T. Amos and accompanied by Mabel Overton; the Mt. Paran choir, headed by Blossom Roberts,

Polin and Lawro Davies, respectively. “The Creation” (J. Weldon Johnson) will be given by Mts. Crump, reader, and Vestrina Slaughter, organist, and Beatrice. Wilson will sing. Performers for the Friday evening concert will include Russell Brown. and Helen Carter Moses of Columbus, O., organists; Mabel Messingill of Los Angeles, Lee Greene and Gladys Keys, vocalists; Dorothy Louise - Alexander, harpists, and Clara Reese Kirk, pianist.

HEALTH CLUB MEETS

The South Side Health and Improvement club held its annual meeting at Garfield park yesterday with a covered-dish luncheon. Mrs. Clint Decker, vice president, had

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“a Stranger in Town,” with |: Frank Morgan, Richard Carlson and Jean Rogers, at 12:46, 3:29, 6:13

MAY FILM "WORLD" Times Special : HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 18. —

reported considering an arrangement to provide animated maps and other pen-and-ink footage to fill in gaps in the screen version of Wendell Willkie’s “One World.”

NOW PLAYING DON ROTH

and His ORCHESTRA Nitely Broadcast WIBC at 11:15 P, M.

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