Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1944 — Page 20

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— THE INDIANAPOLIS

Bear 's Bite

Delays Act

Trainer -Fails to Appear at Keith's Opening. One of Beebe's Bears temporarily ate that animal act right out of the feature spot on Keith's stage show this week-end when he bit a chunk out. of Beebe's leg during a recent feeding period The famed trainer was assaulted in the baggage room of Union station last Sunday while doling out daily rations to his hungry entourage. Consequéntly he was unable to put the bears through their paces at Keith's initial performance. Mr. Beebe is still recuperating at St. Francis hospital, but the theater management believes he'll be in shape to carry on the show today Yesterday, Rose Beebe, his wife, stood at a respectable distance from the bear-cages, carefully arranged in the background, and delivered a brief lecture on the care’ and feeding of pets, particularly those of the ferocious variety, Mrs. Beebe said she didn’t think she was on friendly enough terms with her husband's menagerie to serve as a “stand-in” pending his return.

Others on Bill

Meanwhile the bears languished in their cages and looked sullen. Other acts on the Keith bil] include Earl Morgan, a sly-fingered magician who chain smokes ¢ at

{least 40 or 50 cigarets in the course

of his 10-mintite act by the simple expedient of whisking already lit fags out of thin air; the La Form sisters, who in addition to living up to their names, cavort through a number of body-twisting acrobatic feats; Wilkie and Dare a contortion and ¢+ dance team, and the Pretenders, three youths who do takeoffs on the Andrews Sisters and the Merrymacs with the assistance of recordings by the name trios. Bob Rollins M. C.s the show. The film is a revival, Bob Hope in “Going Spanish.” (By Sherley Uhl.)

"ELIZABETH KENNY" FILM TO BE MADE

HOLLYWOOD, March 17 (U.P.). —Charles W. Koerner, executive vice president in charge of production at RKO Radio studio, announced yesterday the picture “Elizabeth Kenny” will be started not later than Nov. 1 with actress Rosalind Russell starring in the role of the famous Australian nurse. The announcement followed a conference at the studio between Miss Kenny, Miss Russell and Koerner, Earlier the studio had announced that plans to film Miss Kenny's life had been postponed indefinitely.

REPORTS SOLDIERS LIKE 'HOME' SONGS

HOLLYWOOD, March 17 (U. P.). —Ella Logan, movie and radio sing-

seas like any song—as long ds it is from home. Miss Logan just concluded a five and one-half month U. 8. O. tour overseas. She visited South America, Sicily, Italy, England, Scotland, Malta and North Africa and returned wearing an army ranger battalion uniform given her in Italy.

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Charles Bickford assures Jennifer Jones of his protection in “The Song of Bernadette,” opening at the Circle theater today.

Times Amusement

Clock

OPENING TODAY CIRCLE

“The Song of Bernadette,” with Jennifer Jones, at 10:30, 1: 12, 3:54, 6:36 and 9:18,

CURRENT FEATURES

KEITH'S Stage show, g SPOIL Revue, at 1:50, 4:25, 6:25 “Going Spanish,” with Bob Hope. at 12:15, 2:50, 5:25, 8:13 and 10: LOEW'S “The Bridge of San Luis Rey,” with Lynn Bari, Akim Tamiroff and Francis Lederer, at 12:35, 3:45, 6:55 and 9:58. “Yanks Ahoy,” with Wiliam Ju0y and Joe Sawyer, at 11:23, 2:32, 5:42 and 8:45. INDIANA “The Purple Heart,” with Dana Andrews, Richard Conte and Farlek Granger, at 12:26, 3:38, 6:50' and 10:02.

“My Best Gal,” with Jane Withers, at 11:16, 2:28, 5:40 and 8:53. LYRIC '

“Frisco ide with James Cagney, at 11, 1:55, 4:50, 7:45 and 10:23.

“Coastal Command,” a Crown film piadustion, at 12:55, 3:50, 6:45 and CIVIC “Hamlet,” with Tom Rutherfurd, at 8:30.

. |Seveen this week an exciting love

[Loew's Presents Exciting Love Story. Full of Mystery, Beauty of Old Peru]

“The Bridge of San Luis Rey” Woods as the Catholic brother who Thornton ‘Wilder's Pulitzer prize- tries to solve the mystery of the five winning classic, brings to Loew's

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story, full of the beauty and mystery of old Peru. The breaking of the famous Of moviegoers. (By Mildred Reimer.)

bridge, crossing a deep canyon, BEYOND | serves as the starting point of the| CTACKEN SUPPER PLANNED

: The finance and ‘social commitRim, taking the Hves of five purely to) tne Cay Smmil COMPARE sons. But why these people die is| sponsor a chicken supper and card]:

the mystery and basis for the plot. party at Red’ Men's hall, beginning MARTENS CONCERTS, incur miracle of

Francis Lederer plays the dual|at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow. English Theat "a o. w. [entertainment

role of twin brothers, Manuel, a dashing young seaman, and EsteSunday, March 19, SP. M : GRACE

ban, a conscientious, strangely acting public scribe. Once again you'll see the brilliant acting of Akim Tamirof who starred in “For Whom the Bells Toll” a few months ago. Akim as Uncle Pio teaches Lynn Bari to become one of the best actresses in Peru. She rises from a fabulous street dancer to a position in the Viceroy’s court. The jealously of The Marquesa, the strong love for Micaela (Miss Bari) by both Manuel and the Vice roy and the cunning ways of Uncle Plo are the highlights of the show. In his reminiscent role is Donald

“My Best Gal with Jane Withers

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4-H CLUB JUDGING CONTESTS ARRANGED

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 17.— Nine district 4-H club agricultural judging and demonstration contests will be held in Indiana this spring, Walter C. Kolb of the 4-H club department at Purdue university .announced today. The contests will be held at farms near Indianapolis March 29. The high-ranking 25 per cent of the livestock and dafry Judging teams will be eligible for the Junior livestock judging contest at Purdue next September. The second 25 per cent in these two classes and the high-ranking 25 per cent of the poultry and egg, crops judging and demonstration contest teams will be eligible for the annual 4-H roundup at Purdue June 12 to 15.

MINOR SKIN RASHES

get this medicated powder. Contains i ine gredients often recommended. by specialists for simple rashes, di a aay

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