Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1943 — Page 5

Plans 1400 Shows for - Overseas Men

/ iw YORK, Aug. 21 (U. P)— {The army is putting on about 1400

Victory Varieties of 1943) Violinist Goes to Town With Set for Tomorrow | : : : ‘Oh Johnny’ ;

“Talent drawn from radio, indus- By VIRGINIA HATFIELD

plants and amateur entertain-| ) with a : ‘will appear in “Victory Varieties ae t Binet A . His of 1943,” to be sponsored by the city music is appealing to the longhair recreation department at 8 p. m. to- and the jitterbug alike, as he ably morrow in Garfield park’s open air {demonstrated yesterday at the eater, 's opening stage show, where Bob Parker, WFBM’'s sandman, Se Denim with Del Courtney’s| and Frank Parrisn and Harry orchestra and Romo Vincent. Bason, both representing WIRE, "For technique, Rubinoff was at his will be the radio personaliteis. A best with his original “Danse of the|§ patriotic medley will be played by Russian Peasant,” “Fiddling

June MAfarie Sparks, violinist, and the e” and “Intermezzo” were : a executed, but the audi-

jlateia May Smith, accordionist. e U. 8. Rubber Co. Royal particularly appreciated his chorus will sing five selections, in swing of et own" “Your Land and Mine,” “Serenade” interpretations of “Oh Johnny. hs and “Stout Hearted Men” all by To create an unusual tonal effect, Romberg; “I Couldn’t Hear Nobody *{Rubinoft’ attached a ‘special mietoPray” (arrangement by Henry phone to his $100,000 Stradivarius - Smith) and “Without a Song” to play Victor Herbert's “Ah, Sweet (Youngmans), Russell Paxton will Mystery of Life,” which he ended -direct the group, which will be ac- with a dramatic spotlight exit. He's companied by Wayne Carmichael. a showman from way back. - Contestants to Appear The violinist indicated his i Semi-finalists in the talent con- Ingest ® 2 She andierios 2 he test sponsored by the Citizens’ Mu- would return to the air Sept. 12 for Ufc committee and their numbers a Blue network program with his

will be Margaret Jensen, pianist, = eh “Naila Waltz” (Dohanyi); Mary Lou own orchestra, was well rece Band Is Hit

Thurston, pianist, “Malaguene (LeQuona), ‘and Mary Louise Clod- The Del Courtney band gives out with a hot and fast version of

felder, vocalist, “Summertime” (Gershwin) and “Crown of the “Comin” In on a Wing and a ear” (Martin). Prayer,” a novelty number cateCompleting the program will be gorized as a “musical zombie,” an acrobatic dance by Doris Moran, “Hawailan War Chant” and “Marie.” The zombie number, like

with Ruth Smith as accompanist; the drink of the same name, had

a, tap dance, by Joyce Dingman of tiss-Wright Corp.; accordion se- seven different ingredients or tunes —all going at the same time.

lections by Frances Radez of R. C. A. and guitar selections, by Faust- Jack Milton, the saxophone playino, also of R. C. A. er, sings “In My Arms” and “As Jack Tilson, master of ceremonies, Time Goes By” in a pleasing tenor will lead community singing. The voice while the girl vocalist, Mary program was arranged by Harold Jane Dodd, handles her solos, “Let's Geisel and Mrs, Norma Koster, both Get Lost” and “You'll Never Know” in torch-singing fashion. Others

of the city recreation department. | with the band who deserve men-

tion are the drummer for his jamming on “Marie” and the pianist, for his comedy relief.

tile are definitely out. Musical pictures with plenty of girls are the favorités, with comedies second choice.” Hubbell said that “if it were not for the generosity of the motion otion picture shows a night for|picture industry we would not be its o troops and has found | doing such a job.” they rank next to letters from| {home as morale builders, Maj. John W. Hubbel, ‘head of the motion picbre section of the army special division; said today. i t survey of the overseas theaters indicate that in the month of July we put on 30,983 entertainment motion picture shows, playing to an attendance of 13,550,000,” Hubbel said in an interview, “At the present time we are giving about 1400 shows a night under the most varied climatic conditions, ranging from frigid temperatures of Greenland to the torrid climate of the Persian gulf. In one overseas theater, pictures have been shown on the side of a volcano. In an-

1 Arm y given for credit in the night school, special courses for will be offered.

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NEIGHBORHOODS

YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD movies this week-end feature a harvest of revivals, most of them top-notch and many of them “academy award” winners in past years, The most sensational of all of them, considering the length of time it. took to make it, the number of stars in it and the length of time it takes to see it, “Gone With the Wind,” will be shown at the Cinema tomorrow. If you've seen it once, you'll probably want to see it again;

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