Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1943 — Page 26

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‘Infcolor musical is set in New York

of the 1880's, when the Police Gafzette, the flowery but dubious exponent of journalism, was in its

“heyday, and Rosle of Brooklyn was made immortal by the lilting music|

of the song fiat bears her name. An Actress, As Usual

Of course, Miss Grable is cast once again as an actress—what other excuse could 20th CenturyFox use to have her sing potential song hits and parade her shapely figure across the screen? So, if you've seen Betty's other pictures, films like “Tin Pan Alley” and “Coney Island,” you should be pretty certain by now whether you like this kind of cinema. The technicolor in “Sweet Rosie O'Grady” is brilliant, the costumes are glittering, the stage numbers

are colorful, wil in lavish tradition |

of the Grable films of the past. Betty plays the part of Madel¢ine Marlowe, an actress who was born in Brooklyn as Rosie O'Grady.

The Civic theater will “Arsenic and Old Lace” at the regular monthly party of the Scottish Rite at 8:15 p. m, tomorrow in

the auditorium of the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Richard Eisenbach

and Dorothy Stacy are shown here in a scene from the play.

- Henle, 84-8:30, 5 : LYMO sf moc wNorthern Pursuit with Brro} fils - Flynn and Julie Bishop, at 13:45, |

will Osborn's Band Due at Circle |

After scoring a tremendous success i

in London she becomes engaged to ia duke (Reginald Gardiner). Enter the Reporter : But an enterprising Police Ga{gette reporter (Robert Young), | discovering the humble beginnings

lof the actress, lets all New York

know that she is none other than

‘Rosie -Q'Grady, former . burlesque |

queen, a fortune-hunter, | Returning to Manhattan, Rosie {gets even with the newshawk by janndbuncing to the other newspapers that she is engaged to him and that his stories were just a publicity hoax. Thus begins the boy-meets-girl feud, ending, of course, in the usual happy manner, Mack Gordon and Harry Warren {wrote four likeable tunes for the film, one of which, “My Heart Tells Me,” is already a hit parade favorite,

CASE 1S STOLEN A valuable black overnight case belonging to Miss Edna Phinney, music teacher at school 16, and containing music arrangements for harp, a music rack, baton and harp i § stolen last week at the War Memorial. ew z

| Miss Phinney, who participated i

a musicale at the War Memorial ednesday evening, said that the arrangemerits represent an accumulation of 20 years work. It is believed that the case was stolen either Friday or Saturday. Anyone {with information concerning the {case should get in touch with Miss Phinney at the school.

‘0. E. 8. TO CONFER DEGREE Golden Rule chapter, O .E. 8., will confer degrees on candidates at a meeting tomorrow night in the Masonic temple, North and Illinois sts. Mrs. Barbara Fuller, worthy matron, and Leon Scherrer, worthy patron, will preside,

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ESCAPE OF PATRIOTS | IN NAZI PLANE TOLD

BARI, Italy, Nov. 25 (U. P| Jugoslay patriots today revealed how |. several Jugoslav mechanics, forced to. work at a German airfield near| kidnapped an air force

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man long-range bomber, and flew to Turkey on stolen gas in an attempt to reach Cyprus and join Jugoslav forces. The officer had become a German Quisling and was training pilots for

a Croatian army which was sent to|

the Russian front. For several weeks handicapped because the Germans allowed only limited supplies: of gasoline to be taken on test flights, the mechanics had planned their escape. Using stolen gasoline receipts, they secretly filled the plane's tanks, Just ‘before the takeoff, the mechanics told the officer they believed the flight should last longer than usual to permit them to iron out all mechanical difficulties. The officer then added more gasoline, When it came time to return from the test flight, one of the mechanics struck the officer with an iron bar, knocking him unconscious, and flew the plane toward Cyprus.

CHICAGO UNION RIFT|

CHICAGO, Nov. 25 (U. P).—The| International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Eniployees (A. F. of L.) took over the administration of the Chicago motion picture machine operators, local 110, today, removing temporarily local officers who face charges of conspiracy to deprive members of wage increases. Felix Snow, vice president of the IATSE, was directed by Interna-

ance WHOSHOrne A Will Osborne and his orchestra open a Also featured will be Sibyl Bowan, musical

week's engagement at

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COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 35 (U. P)~Ear]l Myers is taking his

pants problem — a big one — to .President Roosevelt. ’

Myers, a city sewage mainte-

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— Montana, at 1:54, nes 4H and 9:31. Sip painate

- INDIANA “Sweet Rosle O'Grady,”

with Young, a hw M : : i 8:04 and 10:06

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ENGLISH'S “Life With Father,” with Harry Jeanine and June Walker, at snd 8:30. On Stage, John Lon, 4 his orchestra, with Cookie era. at 1, 3:86, 6:52 and 9:34.

“Dancing and Hardy, 7:85 and 10:34 COLISEUM : lee Revue, with Sonja

3:45, 6:50 and 9:55 ; “Hi Ya Sailer,” with Donald Woods and Elyse Knox, at 11:35, 2:35, 5:40 and 8:48.

inches. at the waist-and fas been informed that he can't be fitted with pants because a 50-inch girth is the maximum under federal regulations. “I took it up with the OPA” Myers said today. “They sent me to the WPB where I was told it’ wasn’t their fault, Now I am going to write to Steve Early and have him ask the president what I am to do about pants.”

tional President Richard Walsh to|| fl assume direction of the local, and | FSS

its finances and records. Thirteen members of the local filed charges against local officers alleging they conspired with employers to prevent operators from receiving wage increases. They also

filed suit in circuit court asking for|f*

an accounting of union funds.

Holiday Prices Today Adults, 550 Incl. Tax Child, Under 10, 220 Incl. Tax

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4 The .roster of Railways Twenty cludes 215 vete . Jowing induction at the annual night at the A New members, 20-year mark wit pany this year a

thé employees you are doing conditions in pre tion. for our cit) were Harry Rei transit firm, and vice president sger. Raymond, “dent, presided, .

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