Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1944 — Page 20

Plan Filming of

pl ier ick of simp sn Production on “Here Is Your| Herbert Kline will be a special a ing An ZEMO War," Ernie Pyle's best seller, will | representative of the war corre-

Ernie Pyle's Boo

'A Mile From Higher Prices’

DEPT.

STORE 918~926 So Meridian St.

Full Fashioned | Hosiery Sale

| America’s Greatest Hosiery Values! ingly Priced!

Exclusively Ours! Amaz-

Every Pair Hand Inspected by Our Experts!

8,800 PAIRS ON SALE FAR BELOW CEILING PRICES!

right 110-pound, baldheaded actor

to play the Hoosier Vagabond.

spondent and his daily battlefront

dispatches. Lucien Hubbard, whol’

learned about the war as a front line reporter with Gen. Douglas MacArthur “in "the South Pacific, will be associate producer. .

“Although Ernie Pyle first turned |g

down the offer for production of the. movie, he changed his mind after Mr. Cowan called on him in Albuquerque and explained the proposed treatment of the film.

oo Henry Vill Have md Stomach | Acid P Pains? |

tells {Sores eS eh Toot - — a Don't ignore your suffe: Try | Dags os reir 0 of acid and Fv ns, j indigestion. pains, hea!

Oe SAAN. bloat Mi other condi om ann by excess acid. Get a 25¢ {box of Udga Tablets from your druggist. First dose must convince or return box to us and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.

Weird Monsters. Perhaps the most horrendous and

bizarre screen fafe in the annals| of Hollywood

greatly thara Grotto auxiliary will have a

We ] EERE SP : : mount ‘star, appears in a ¢omedy act at Keith's today titeugh Sunday.

LUNCH MEET PLANNED The welfare committee of the Sa-

uncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Goldie

‘|the Murat theater with Nell Tange--{man, mezzo - s0+

t Concert Set

For Tonight]

nicipal concert at 8 p. m. today in

man will be the 150-voice Indianapolis symphonic choir con ductedby Elmer A. Steffen, For purely ‘orchestral numbers,

Fabien Sevitsky, conductor, has Nell Tangeman

chosen Euphrosyne overture . by movement of the Shostakovich Fifth

Converse and the third and fourth|

Sixth Municipal Fegan to N

symphony. RAY BROCK

New York Bimes Near East Correspondent

At War Memorial Auditorium SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1944-3 P. M.

“THE smi we rafen 'ALESTINE”

Saylor, 957 English ave.

Je HURRY! LAST DAY!

Dr. Roy Ewing Yah ill Be the Chairman Musical Program by Charles Hedley The Entire Community Is Cordially Invited

-Let's All Give to the RED CROSS War Fund!

“Tarzan’s Desert Mystery}, " with John Weissmuller, Nancy Kelly and gs Sheffield, at 1, 10, 7:15

EXTRA “BATTLE OF TARAWA”

When war is over, we'll again make enough Smith Bros. Cotigh Drops to bring everybody soothe ing relief from coughs due to . colds, Now buy only what you need. Smith Bros.—Black or Menthol—are still 5¢,

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“octopus plants,” whose snaky tendrils greedily entwine unsuspectin no provocation. : o . Plenty of Animals - OPENING. TODAY of R. K. O. lions and elephants, as- Fay & To. 01 pe 4 Pollen, ¢ sisted by the talented Cheetah, Tar1315, 980, 5.35, 758 va edi, Although the animal kingdom ae pretty well monopolizes this effort, INDIANA: sorts in’ ‘Which oocaes. 10 Noo he ho) with Randolph Scott, grips with international skulldug- a 3:46, 6:45 and 9:44. * «Moonlight in Vermont” with . henchmen in. a. Sahara village. and 8:3 Te ) 18 ; Tarzan, along with Nancy Kelly, a LYRIC : Kruger’s clutches and is iggprisoned i ; in a lofty tower. p " Full-Fashioned TA ConiR 7 with the help of Cheetah whose 108. ; turban-filching antics net enough CIRCLE Excellent Thirds Stage Show, Tommy Dorsey and A to slide from his perch and hie to 7:01 and 9:35. TH the rescue of pretty Miss Kelly. A “Sing a Jingle” with Allan {3 ’ and 10:38. First the old wild-western cowboy style LOEW'S Buster Crabbe—Al St. ,, John . i. . ensues, ending in the jungle with Frank Packs “Tiger Tag Limit 10 Pairs i; ia, 15k, 3% 732 ana os, i wa i ! the spider. 8.U.. Excellent Seconds TODAY thru SUNDAY Limit 10 Pairs ... A RIOT OF COLORFUL ENTERTAINMENT . All Full-Fashioned | All New Colors—All Sizes. ap Hundreds of Other Bargains 3 | LED | EFRO YMSON S| : 918-926 SO. MERIDIAN ST. ; FEATURING a BE § * JIM WONG TROUPE ° ED Sena MH Jo al ? RALPH RIO : : F : TYLER & RENOUD p BUDDY & JEAN i , irra i reared, JAY ARNOLD Think how much more of a hell this war would be—if there were no Red Cross. 3 CINEMA ioth nd 0) > | “Go'den- Voice Boy™ 5 Roddy MeDoweii—Famund Gwenn. comfort and. encouragement to the heartsick and wounded! Think, America, and i ¢ ig : “LASSIE CO ME NOME in Soler 3 | 3 0 JONWA el roo give generously in the Red Cross War Fund Drive, March 1 to 31st. Ng | i ALCON

Neighborhood Theater Directory

SOUTH SIDE

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SPErW- Ld FRANK SINATRA jist

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INDIANAPOLIS

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA || DA FABIEN SEVITZKY, Conductor

Municipal Concert, Under Sponsorship City of Indianapolis

TONIGHT--$ P. M.

“MURAT THEA TER—RI959

Nell Tangeman He Indianapolis Symphonic Cholr

Orchestral With Soloist With Choir

Euphrosyne Overture Habaners Voyage of Mayflower A I } "Shostakovich Fifth In Silence of the Night Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring

_Cary_Grani—John Garfield “DES TION, ' Phar Semeted Short pee,

OLD TRAIL a Yor rie

All-Star Cast in “THANK Aon LUCKY STARS” STATE W.s Chas. Coburn | “MY. KINGDOM POR A COOK" “LONDON BLACKOUT Mi MUEDE

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