Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1944 — Page 6

Hundred Housewives Testify Today

=. that many of the Better Things of Culinary Life are in Polk’s

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Amusement

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" “The Seng of Bernadette” with Jenifer Jones, at 10:30, 1:12, 3.54,

6:36 and

“The Bridge of with Lynn Bari, Akim Tamiroff and Prancis Sraerer, at 12:35 3:45, 6.55, and 9:58.

“Yanks :32, 5:42 ar

“The Purple Heart,” Andrews, Richard Conte and Farlek Granger, at 12:09, 3:23, 10.38. “My Best Gal,” ers, at 11, 2:

Sneak Preview, at 3.42, Gene Kelly in “Cover Girl,” one LYRIC of the season’s snappiest musicals “Frisco ya, with James Cagney, ’ at 10, 1:55 4:50, 745 ang 100 opening Thursday at Loew's. “Coastal Command,” a Crown film

Ahoy,” Tracy and Joe Sawyer, 2

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INDIANA with Dana

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with Jane Withe 14 and 5:28.

Progusion, at 12:55, 3:50, 6:45 snd 9:22

"Cover Girl’

Rita Hayworth co-stars with

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PITCH-IN DINNER PLANED BY 0.E.S.!

New Augusta chapter 284, O.E. S., {will meet at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow for {a pitch-in dinner in honor of new members... The ritual of 1870 will be pre{sented by Past Matrons and Past association. | Frances Wright is worthy matron, and Walden Wright, worthy patron.

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Tryouts for. the season's final Junior Civic theater production of “Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp” will be held at 4 p. m. Thursday and Friday, and at 10 a.m. Saturday at the theater. The play will be given April 29 and 30. Children 7 to 17 are eligible for parts. Directing the production will be Mesdames John Gordon Kinghan, Horace Roberts and Gordon Byran.

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Millions of people daily practice { meditation, prayer, new thought (and other spiritual exercises. For | many years, people of good will | have been praying for the cver-| throw of Hitler, Hirohito snd what | they stand for. Why has the an-| swer been so long delayed? Why! do so many other prayers remain

unanswered? Why does calamity often befall us in spite of our | prayers?

| Thirty years ago, in Forbidden | Tibet, behind the highest moun{tains in the world, a young Eng{lishman named Edwin J. Dingle found the answers to these questions. A great mystic opened his eyes. A great change came over him. He realized the strange power that Knowledge gives. i The Power, he says, can transform the life of anyone. Questions, whatever they are, can be answered. to experience the greater health The problems of health, death, pov- and the Power,( which there came erty and wrong, can be solved. {to him. In his own case, he 'was brought | Within 10 years, he was able to hack to splendid health. He ac- | [retire to this country with a forquired wealth, too, as well as world- | tune. He had been honored by wide professional recognition. Thirty | fellowships in the world’s leading years ago, he was sick as a man geographical societies, for his work

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bones, near blindness, privation and [in appearance, it is hard to believe danger had made a human wreck | he has lived so long. of him, physically. and mentally. As a first step in their progress He was about to be.sent back to|toward the Power that Knowledge when a strange gives, Mr. Dingle wants to send to message came—“They are waiting readers of this notice a 9,000-word for you in Tibet.” He wants to|treatise. It is free. For your free| tell the whole world what he|copy, send your name and address learned there, under the guidance|to the Intsitute of Mentalphysiecs, of the greatest mystic he ever en- 213 South Hobart Blvd., = Dept. countered during his 21 vears in|J-76, Los Angeles 4, Calif. Write| the Far-East. He wants everyone | promptly.

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Herbert Marshall “YOUNG IDEAS”

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Roy Rogers “Hands Across 8 the | Border”

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Greer Garson—Walter Pidgeon

“MADAME CURIE”

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Greer Garson—W r Pidgeon “MADAME CURIE"

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Tonite &

{including the calling of five'men in

Neighborhood Theater Directory|

Symphony to

This Week-end. The subscription series of con-

orchestra will close this week-end with an all-Tchaikovsky program in the Murat theater Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Fabien Stvitzky will lead the local musicians in the first Indianapolis performance of “Serenade for Strings” on a program which includes two other Tchaikovsky works: the overture-fantasy, “Romeo and Juliet,” and the fourth symphony. The orchestra season has been extended another week to include. two request concerts of Verdi's “Manzoni” Requiem on April 1 and 2, and the final municipal concert on March 29. Sigurd Rascher, concert saxophonist, will be soloist for the municipal concert.

BENNY GOODMAN TO BREAK UP BAND

HOLLYWOOD, March 21 (U, P.). —Benny Goodman revealed today that he will break up his band as soon as his current picture. “Sweet and Low Down,” is completed at 20th Century-Fox. Goodman, whose band won him the title of “King of Swing” in 1936, will tour army camps after the picture is completed. He explained that draft troubles,

the last week, were responsible for the decision to disband.

JURY CENSURES ACTOR

—Barry Fitzgerald, 56 - year - old Irish character actor, was censured by a coroner's jury yesterday for “lack of care ‘and caution” resulting in the death of an 87-year-old woman who was struck and Killed

End nd Series

AllTchaikovsky Pr Program Set

certs of the Indianapolis symphony

Bert Walton as Diamond Jim Brady heads the cast in the “Gay 90's Revue,” opening Thursday at Keith’s.

{Teckemeyer and Lee Bid

3 Is A Family' To Be Séen Here

The stage hilarity, “3 Is a FamNew York and Chicago, will come

and 22. The play, written by Phoebe and Henry Ephron, concerns the tribulations of a family which has lived comfortably in a small apartment until a daughter and her baby come home to live when her husband enters the army. It is produced by John Golden, producer oi such successes as “Claudia,” “Susan and God” and “Skylark.” ; The cast includes Charles Bur-

ily,” which has scored successes in

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HOLLYWOOD, March 21 (U. P.).|

rows, Margaret. Irving, Josephine McKim, Otto Hulett, George Calvert, Myrtle Tannahill, Richard Camp, Helen Stenborg, Barbara Bell Wright and Eulabelle Moore.

MUSICIANS TO GIVE CONCERT FOR CLUB

Two Indianapolis symphony or-

follows almost every session. for the post-war period. with the real estate firm of Schmid & Smith, Inc. dent of the Indianapolis Real Estate association.

two legislative sessions and in both

2 TEGISLATORS TO RACE AGAIN

For Renomination on ~~ G. 0. P. Ticket.

Two Marion county Republican representatives, Earl B. Teckemeyer and J. Otto Les, today announced their canditacies for rengmination. Rep. Teckémeysr, who is chairman of the special legislative committee investigating the state welfare department, said that if elected he would work during the coming session to: Curtall the vast amount of need-|y less legislation offered. Evolve and activate a patient treatment program in the state's mental institutions.

Mr. Teckemeyer

Mr. Lee

Set up an enlarged, full-time legislative bureau to aid in preparing legislation to avoid the flood of suits to test constitutionality which Evolve a planning-now program Rep. Teckemeyer, 39, is connected

He is a past presi-

Rep. Lee has served in the past

chestra members, Menjamin Par-|; ronchi, cellist, and Edwin Biltcliffe,! pianist, will give an informal con-| cert for the Indiana Central college!

by his cag. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death.

music and art society at 7:15 p. m. today in the clubroom.

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WILLIAM DEMAREST

Papa Kockenlocker, who rules Trudy's suitors with a rod of 38 calibre . . .

‘was ‘chatrman of the house com-

~{mittee on labor.

At present he is acting as executive secretary of the labor division of the Republican state committee and is setting up a G. 0. P, labor organization in every caunty in the state preparatory: to the: fall: cam+ paign. He is employed on The Indianapolis Times and is active in Ninth ward politics, being precinct .committeeman of the First precinct. He is. recording secretary of the In-

Sianapolis esrephien) Union 0

CASHIER TO STAR

HOLLYWOOD, March 21 (U. P.). —Marjorie Massow, former cashier in the 20th Century-Fox studio coffee shop, today was named for the

{feminine lead in “Take It or Leave

It,” starring Phil Baker.

er ot omen LODGE TO MEET ] Golden Rule lodge 25 will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Trainmen’s hall. A team practice will be held at 10:30 a. m.

. TUESDA

. HOLLYWOOD, ‘March 21 (U. Py a native Ales Paris, who fled the

Nazi§ three years #0, received: her first citizenship papers yesterday.

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