Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1943 — Page 23

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Clair, Stand Bob Hope

‘| and Uptown, and opens tomor‘yow at the Old Trail, Rivoli and | Speedway.

n 8 Bara,” depicting a phase of the war against Rommel, stars Humphrey Bogart as Sgt. Gunn and his beloved tank, Lulubelle, The story revolves about the

* never-ending search for water in

the desert and of the heroic defense of a fort by a handful of allies against a detachment of Nazis. “Sahara” opens Saturday at the Fountain Square, and Sunday at

the St. Clair, Strand and Uptown. BELMONT - T hrough Saturday: and “Dangerous Blondes.” + CINEMA—Through Saturday: “Thank Your Jatcky Stars” and “Henry Aldrich Swings It." DAISY—Through tomorrow: “Pri O'Rourke” and “‘Kukan-~Battle ory

"EMERSON — “THaik Stars” and De ABE through Saturday: ‘‘Bomber sand “Young and Willing." ESQUIRE — Through Priday: Great Lie” and “Johnny Bager.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE -- Through Prian: “Murder in Times Square” and y Prom Stalingrad.” GARFIELD—Through intment in Berlin” Pom Manhattan.” GRANADA—' ‘Princess O'Rourke” and “Nobody's Darling." ‘Tomorrow ghroush Wednesday: “Let's Pace It” and *

Fellows." TON - — Through Saturday: Is the Army. IRVING ~~ + rstan Young”... and “Varsity Sho Tomorrow Shrough Sunday: HI Diddle, Diddle and “Bl the Kid." MECCA — Through tomorrow: “One Dangerous Night” and “He's My Guy.” OLD TRAIL — Through tomorrow: “Pootlight Glamour” and “Good Luck, Mr. Yates."

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tomorrow:

“Ape and * “Redhead

ORIENTAL « “Petticoat Larceny” and “No Place for a a Tomer. row throw h Saturday wing Shift Maisie" “Leather Burners.” “Leopard Man" and . Tomorrow and “They Came to Blow Up Amer“1 Wake Up Screaming.” ARKER— Through tomorrow: wine and “Eternally Yours.” - Through tomorrow: Doctor and “I Married a Wite RITZ — Through Co “Thank 1 Yoe Lucky Stars” and oung . and

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i TRrouph kee Dandy” cep Slbudes. i SLAIR-Thieugn Batyrasy: “Let's "rr It" and “Good Pelle SANDERS “One of pi “atrerats is " and “Crime Doctor.” Tomor“The Purple wv of the Northwest." DAN — - ‘Destroyer aM od { throu

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t O'Rourke” and STATE—Through tomorrow: in Manhattan” and “No Escape. STRAND—Through Saturdyy: Face It” and “Good Pe STRATFORD Thr ary tomorro “Sherlock Holmes in Washington” od “Honeymoon TACOMA~Through womerew lock Holmes In Ashington” “What's Bussin’ Coun TALBOTT ~— Through Saturday: ‘“rhank Your Lucky Stars” and “Sub marine Alert.” TUXEDO-—-Through tomorrow: ‘‘Dudes Are Pretty People” and “My Life With Caroline.” ““UPTOWN—Through poalurday: Pace It” and “Good Pell YOGUE day! “Lady Is Willing" and and Brtiover

FOX IN CSA

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Lady Astor Gets House Laughter

LONDON, Dec. 8 (U. P) —Lady Astor's irrepressible habit of heckling her fellow parliamentarians created an uproar in commons yesterday, Culminating in shouts of “throw her out” from the laborite benches.

“The American-born Lady Astor :

kept a running coniment through- | out a speech of Laborite Alfred Edwards, who was urging passage of a law to restrain Fascist propa~ ganda in Great Britain, Edwards finally asked the chair to rule her out of order, and the faborite benches set up a chorus of + “throw her out,” whereupon conservative George Davies, a

member of Lady Astor's own |

party, shouted “we have put up with her for 20 years." The house roared with laughter.

TRYOUT DATES FOR

“Clarinetist

* 4TH CIVIC PLAY SET §

Tryouts for the fourth Civic thea-

held at 2 p. m. Saturday and Sun day at the theater. Two benefit performances of “The | Man Who Came to Dinner” will be | given during its six-day run which | opens Friday evening. The Dec. 13 performance will: be sponsored by the Sunnyside Guid and the Dec. 16 presentation by Delta Zeta national sorority. . ’

CHINESE FOLLOW STAR

~ CHUNGKING, Dec.. 6 (U. P|

{ter production, “Claudia,” will be! ;

Jimmy James, his clarinet and his orchestra will furnish the music at the Indiana Roof tonight and Friday evening. Featured vocalist in Betty Benson, CARD PARTY THURSDAY Koran temple, 30, Daughters of the Nile, will sponsor a card party

(Delayed) —Film star Joe E. Brown's: 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in L. 8.

walked through Chungking today with Oriental fans at his heels.| They had recognized the “big mouth” of American movies when he paused here on his way to perform for U. 8. soldiers at Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell’s headquarters.

BAND CONCERT TONIGHT The Jordan Conservatory band of 40 student musicians under the didection of Charles Henzie, head of the conservatory band department, will give a concert at 8 tonight In the Thomas Carr hall of the Irvington unit, 5436 E. Washington st.

MARTENS CONDERTS, Ine. —

BALLET THEATRE |

8:30 Tonight ENGLISH THEATER

| Ayres auditorium.

Mellzwosd Bi Rilimare.

Dancing Taught Free to Our Patrons Every Hed. 8:00 te 8:20

| |

: "MEN FOUGHT HIM!

The Three Iwanows, who ~ onvort on the

trampoline, head |

cl this week's stage |

show at Keith's theater. Screen fare Is

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“The Amazing |

Adventure.” with |

Cary Grant and Mary Brian.

|GLYCERINE VITAL

TO WAR AND PEACE

Times Speciat

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—In addi- |

tion to being an important ingredi- |

‘ent of munitions, glycerine has its | place in medicine. An analysis of |

| some 15,000 prescriptions has shown |

that glycerine appears more often than alcohol in a compound, and |

| to water.

among liquids used is second only | |

- The glorious story ©

NQILELC

heir LAUGHTER ..

1.33, 10:20 and CURRENT FEATURES CIRCLE intanes.” with Bets paris i and Miriam Hopkins, 1:30, ,- 1:10 and #: LYRIC

“Guadaleansl Diary.” with Wil lam Bendix, Lloyd Nolan and Preston Foster, at 11:37, 1H, 3:08, 5:50..8:0% and 10:07... LOEW'S “Girt Crasy,” with Mickey Rooney. Judy Garland and Tommy Dorsey and his-oschoestra, at 11:83, 2:25, 4.57. 7:29 and 10:01

FRIDAY-—ON STAGE!

Old’ Time Bam

Dance Schedule, [i

Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys, from the “Grand Old Opry"

the Indianapolis armory.

This will mark Roy's first appear- | The act will!

ance in Indianapolis, {include Rachel Veach, who plays the five-stringed banjo; Oswald, bashful country boy"; son, better known as Esterly, Jimmy Riddle, wizard.” Added attractions will be WIBC Hoosier barn dance, starring

“the

Little Jimmy Dickens and Uncle

Dave Macon.

RUSS MORGAN | &

AND HIS ORCHESTRA

sie In the M Manner’

Sac boys

Preston FOSTER - Lioyd NOLAN ud William BENDIX + Richard CONTE Anthony QUINN.

Ds raion Froud by YAN FOV ASTER -

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and Selected Shorts

WOMEN LOVED HIM!

A TERRIFIC MAN!

Fighter...sailor...lover, prospector. . .pirate...war correspondent! Jack London was all of these—and more! Now he lives again in a story more exciting than any he ever wrote—his own! hii hdd A

SAMUEL BRONSTON

MICHAEL O'SHEA

VICTORY! |

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Last Times Adults

Tonite 0.5% 22¢

Olivia PeMaviliand—Robt. Cummings

“PRINCESS O'ROURKE" Mary Lee—Gladys George ’ “NORODY'S DARLING" STARTA. TOMORROW

Bob Hope “Let's Face It"

radio program, will headline : the old-time barn dance Sunday at!

“the | Lonnie Wil-' “Pap”; Jelse | who plays the mandolin, | guitar, bass fiddle and violin, and. harmonica |

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SINDIANA

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~ ARIM TAMIROFF

EVELYN ANKERS ALAN MOWBRAY

Frou ran SQUARE

Tonite Thru Adults Plus rr © 55 le « 22C 708

a s Marguerite LOWE CHAPMAN

“Murder in Times Square”

Bobby Samarsich—Conrad Blayen :

“Boy From Stalingrad”

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Tonite Thre Saturday

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Jas. Cagney—Joan Leslie |

"Francés Langford--Irene Manning ‘YANKEE DOODLE DANDY’

Evelyn Keyes—Allyn Joslyn

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20¢ Arora: Dennis pis ude “THE LEOPARD M Tim Holt “AVENGING RIDER"

Hamilton "i,

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NORTH SIDE

ESQUIRE

Batte Davis—Ge0. Brent

Mary Astor “THE GREAT LIE”

Lana Turner—Robt, Taylor

Van Heflin “JOHNNY EAGER"

Talbott af 04 Thru Saturdsy “THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS" . Nishary Arlen “SUBMARINE ALERT"

ope—Beity Hutton

“LET'S FACE 1

Cecil Kellaway—-Helen W.

“THE GOOD FELLOWS”

INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

FABIEN SEVITZKY, Conductor Presenting The

MESSIAH

By Handel

CADLE

TABERNACLE 2:15 P. M,

. IND MUNICIPAL CONCERT

Assisted By

Maria Koussevitaky, Soprano _ Bdward Kane, Tenor Edna Merritt, Contralto Rand Smith, Baritone

And the 300 Combined Voices of the

: INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONIC CHOIR * (CHORAL SECTION, INDIANAPOLIS MATINEE MUSICALE ~ INDIANAPOLIS MAENNERCHOR, ATHENAEUM TURNERS

| ALL SEATS 40c MURAT THEATER BOX OFFICE ONLY

& IRVING BERLIN'S +

“THIS IS THE ARMY”

With Geo, Murphy--Joan Leslie Chas. Butterworth—Una Merkel EMERSON a. E. 10th diie Cantor—Bette Davis

HANK YOUR LUCKY STARS" Edw. G. Robinson "DESTROYER"

~ SUSAN HAYWARD

i ines. Bogari=Betiy 0 | THANK So STARS" q .. Young & Willing!

SUNDAY ; DEC. 2 Edw, G. Robinson “DESTROYER” . : Claire Trevor “Good Luck, Mr. Yates

Har 2 En PINs PARKER ,’), E. 10th y p48 s 15€ 7

#redric Marth—Joan Bennet} Sothern “TRADE WINDS" Young “ETERNALEY YOURS"

ua MAEW as HOLMES IN. W WASHING i “WHAT'S BUZZIN, cov, Tom : N. Noble 22¢ ™ “ONE DANGEROUS NIGHT MY GUY”

OSA MASSEN * HARRY DAVENPORT FRANK CRAVEN * VIRGINIA MAYO RALPH MORGAN ° LOUISE BEAVERS Scroenpley by ERNEST PASCAL + Directed by ALFRED SANTELL A SAMUEL BRONSTON PRODUCTION Released thru UNITED ARTISTS

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