Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1943 — Page 7

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Ibe a hit with a cast of former] Broadway and Hollywood musical] footlighters and new tunes by In-| E diana’s Hoagy Carmichael. LUN The curtain goes up at 8: 30 S88 |o’clock tonight and tomorrow night | 5 |at the Murat theater. Four potential hits written espe[cially for the Ft. Harrison- Billings | [general hospital show include “It's

[Your Army,” “Morning Glory,” “Don’t Fdrget to Say No, Baby." | : and “It's the Getting Us Up That's N

Getting Us Down.” The overture, arranged by Al | Goering, staff arranger for the Co-| lumbia Broadcasting system, Chi- - | cago, will sketch the tunes as they +d [are sung' by 40 soldiers marching

i. ) [= through the audience to the stage. Through the years so many families have depended on | ¢

Harry W. Moore at time of bereavement, that many of our Novel Costumes ! } “Morning Glory,” a ballad, will be sung by Sgt. Carl Baker, who is! director of the show with Cpl, Al Hodges. The last scene in the first] act will feature the cast in G. I underwear singing “It's the Getting | Us Up That's Getting Us Down.”

patrons tell us that they have come to consider us their family mortician. To deserve such a trust indicates Harry W. Moore's capacity for capable, conscientious “service at

costs which are both moderate and fair. No family would

turn twice to the same mortician had he not served them

well on his first call. Finding the army slightly

| Several scenes and choruses, in- | dif - {cluding a dance team, will be fea-| ferent from his father's silent {tured with "Don’t Furget to Say No,| screen comedy, “Shoulder Arms,”

| Baby.” “It's Your Army” is the Charles Chaplin Jr. 18-year-old | theme song of the musical. son of the famous comedian, peels | Soldiers formerly with such well- potatoes at Camp Haan, Cal. He's Nl IH11E AJ ! {known bands as Vincent Lopez! a private In the 368th ordnance | Black Denny and Blue Baron are in|

maintenance company.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

EXPERTS CALLIT THE FINAL PHASE

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By ‘HARRISON * “United Press Stafy Correspondent

TEHRAN,

Japan,

story.

Chance to - Survive The Winter. SALISBURY Dec.

the spring in the

that

they believe,

Their opinion is

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(Delayed) | Germany has a 80-50 chance to sur- + | vive the winter

and still be fighting lin

opinion of | united nations military leaders, who! are convinced the JFuropean war 1s entering ils last phase is a different

about even-

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ly divided with some of them be- i T. Levelle. Higgins ) | i Pactf T Levelle Higgins is the k 2 mg arauou { > I leving a long. arduous Pacific wa stalled worshipful master of lies- ahead and others holding the Calin W. Prather lodge 717 ; theory that Japan will crumple, F & A M .| once Germany is defeated. Other new officers are Carl H — Becker, senior warden: Wendell This summation is based not only H Starrett junior warden: Omar upon a personal inspection which A Farthing, treasurer: J Lewd | has taken this correspondent in the Bray, secretary: Glenn R Baker {last 60 days through all the major senior -deac nm: Earl T Stuck: European war theaters except Rus- junior deacon. the Rev Chest sia, but also upon the conclusions yy Wharton! chaplain: Ra Wy J reached by united nations leader Wooderr, senior steward: David | after the Calro and Tehran confer Young, junior steward. and Harry ences. ) . W Boetcher, tyier ! | Opinions Summarized Miles W Hackett was the | $ t } | Here is the most accurate summa- stalling officer; Pierce E Cun tion of the situation which may be mings, marshal Charle 1 O presented from that background Schnicke, secretary, and Peple Some top war experts even believe Wimmer, chaplat the crackup of Germany may come . Co i. ackup of ¢ con NY PENSION GROUP TO MEF anytime after New Year's day, bu

the finance schqgol replacement PEACE CHAPEL {training center band. which will provide music from the pit, under Times Amusement 2050 : WLLL ST. a 121) I the direction of Sgt: Earl Will- Cl k ———— E— I ——_—— haven. oc Dolores to Dance CIRCLE . The Billings General Hospital Tpdings Hizh, mt Bo 2 band will be featured on the stage Moore. at 11, 115 330, 545 8 As a symphonic concert orcrestra, it and 10 15 LOEW'S will play selections from “Barber roof rei ooo of Seville” and “The Student dv Las on smog Dona A nan Prince” under an elaborate display 1238. 940. 641 and 1002 Busy war workers need all the endurance they can (of 18 multi-colored spot :and flood Lens Everybody Happy. with Ted muster in order to produce at top speed. Endurance lights. 208, 5.09 and 9 - 3 depends on good vision because poor eyesight hurries | A feminine angle to the perform- DERFAQ. HL #a0, fatigue . makes costly errors. Have your eyes jsnce will be the appearance of fron checked regularly . i ‘you need lasses % thoes {Dolores of the Carlos and Delores ary Toute. ohh ois J and on credit : y 9 Uy dance team. : They are Pvt. and 10 16 ‘Mrs. Sam Varon of Camp Atter- ‘The Strange Peath of Adolf DR. S. B. MERRICK . bury. Hier”: wi evar 5 Se DR. J. W. FARRIS THE STORE WITH A NATIONAL REPUTATION Two WACs, Cpl. Thelma Ham- 6.15 and 9.02 OFFICES AT KAYS y hond and Pfc. Lee Lily, add anoth- LYRIC er deminine touch to the entertain- “Crime School,” with Humphrey PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ment. - Cpl. Hammond puts. Alger- BE 1 vo 723 nud Jar GLASSES ON CREDIT nor, the army nag. through his “Girls on Probation,” with Ronpaces, while Pfc. Lily does a clip 310 Reataz Jath1iies lr 11 1e Bland 1, Cliarges joint comedy skit The show is sponsored by the FOR CREDIT | Junior Chamber of Commerce to POLE CHIEF TO SEE FDR raise funds for a’ state-wide tour LONDON, Dec. 27 (U, P) —Pre- |

during the fourth war loan drive An January and February

T0J0 ADMITS ‘MINOR’ CHANGES ON FRONTS

By UNITED PRESS Premier General Hideki Tojo, ' speaking as war minister, admitted to the 84th session of the Japanese| diet today that “there have been | minor changes in certain sectors” but declared that the Japanese army and navy were maintaining] and consolidating their strategic | offensive positions. |

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