Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1944 — Page 18

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HOLLYWOOD, March 30 (U. P.). Gary Cooper was confined to bed today with bruises sustained in a bicycle.spill he took on the International Studio$ lot yesterday. Cooper, riding from. his dressing room to the set of “Casanova Brown,” stretched across the path. The film was two: days away from comple-| tion:

failed to see a chain

TTI THE RIP-ROUSING STORY OF

THE MAKING OF FIVE BROTHER-HERDES....

THOMAS MITCHELL

SELENA ROYLE « Thuy MARSHALL

EDWARD RYAN « JOHN CAMPBELL JAMES CARDWELL + JORN ALVIN GEORGE OFFERMAN, Jr.

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. TE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES First Season of Municipal Concerts Ends in Success

. By HELEN RUEGAMEER |did not demand attentive @ars, For

The Indianapolis symphony orchestra rounded out its first season of 40-cent municipal concerts last night, and {5 100Kks as though Fabien Sevitzky and ‘his musicians have made headway in educating the man on the strest to. Symphony : gn Murat theater + was well filled and the audience was enthusiastic

Swedish folk song, The orchestra played for the. first time McCollin's variations on an original theme and ‘Kotchetov’s “Balalaika.”

was played by an octet from the|orchestra and brought such a re-

fewer popular symphonic ‘numbers gain than previous municipal concerts. through " Thus, it seems that Mr. Sevitzky's Play Modern Tune -

to like something besides Strauss’|ihe fina] movement of ‘TchaikovBe is getting results, : The program’ opened with the two], numbers on the program. . most familiar "numbers—Rossini’s Diving with many requests Mr. Sevitzky directed the orchestra Peer Gynt Suite No. 2. ih the modern popular tune, “Hollis! Then came Sigurd Rascher, saX0-|4,¢ for Strings,” as an encore. The phonist, who convinced his audience|)itaners were so pleased, they! of his remarkable skill and virtu-| ceed for it again. osity even though the composition,| ghen for a final encore the orLarson’s concerto for saxophone, |. .ctra played its old standby,

Sousa's “Stars and Stripes Forever.” MAL 5 Martens Concerts "TODAY thru SUNDAYS ) | . > MOST TALKED ABOUT Open in October

SHOW IN TOWN! Opera, ballet, a chorus and soloON THE STAGE ists will compose the Martens con

{i 1 ’ . v r cert series for the 1944-45 season,

Gladys Alwes, president of Martens Concerts, Inc, announced today. The opening performance will be the opera “La Traviata” on Oct. 17 or 18. . The Charles L. Wagner production will bring scenery, orchestra and personnel enough for three casts. Bruna Castagna, contralto of the Metropolitan association, will give a concert on Nov. 5, followed by a Ballet Theater performance on Nov. 28. The ballet has appeared here

AC HORN Roullet and Dorothea fakltiie past ine Seasons: 1ZOR SISTERS . 11, 1945, Robert Casa-

desus, pianist, who was soloist: with the Indianapolis symphony orchestra this season, will present a pro gram. The season will close with the Don Cossack chorus appearing on Feb. 28. Season ticket reservations may be made at the Martens office in the Gladys Alwes Music Shoppe. Tick-

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HOLLYWOOD, March 30 (U. P.).

and embarrassed her in public.

Is Sullivans

an encore Mr, Rascher played s|Film at Indiana Seen as One

But what caught the|reserved a place in the heart of audience's fancy was = delightful moviegoers this week but left a

riovelty tune, “The Snuff Box” bY|jump in their left [the Russian composer, Liadov, It| P the throats that was hard

even though the program Included, nse that the musicians Played it| five brothers who went down to.

sky's fourth symphony - were the{ home . . . especially for all mothers,

ets purchased before Saturday -will

be subject to 10 per cent tax instead TRAPEZE ARTISTS

of the new 20 per cent tax which

LILLIAN BOND DIVORCED |paring trapeze performances of

Lillian Bond, stage and film actress, had an uncontested divorce from |$60 a week, the regional war labor Sydney A. Smith, New York sports-|board decided yesterday in approvman, today after testifying in su-|ing $20 weekly pay increases for perior court that Smith criticized |the performers. :

Live ve Again

Of 1944's Best.

Based on the true life story of

gether on the U. S. 8, Juneau, “The

Sullivans” opened at the Indians determination to teach his listeners| = ggirt-Saens' “The Deluge” and|theater

yesterday. And it's a movie that really. nits

fathers, wives, sisters and hearts who have loved ones bloody battles against the en “The Sullivans” is the ; “Ma” and “Pa” Sullivan, their six children and Katherine Mary who became a Sullivan in name and spirit when she married the youngest of the boys.

Come to Life on Screen Five typically American kids come

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to life in the picture, fighting, laughing, romancing from their scrappy, care-free childhdod until they go down together on duty.

the yqungest boy leaves his first communion ceremonies in a Cath-{ olic church to join his four brothers in a free-for-all on the church lawn and again when the boys join the navy “en masse.” Six-year-old Bobby Driscoll as Al steals the show in the boys’ child hood days. It's always “Hey, wait for me,” and Bobby goes running and puffing along to catch up with his brothers. But the climax comes when the Sullivans ,are grown and the naval officer arrives with the telegram, “We regret to inform you . . . All five of the sailors went down in a heroic battle. Anne Baxter, Thomas Mitchell, Selena Royle, Edward Ryan, Trudy Marshall, John Campbell, James Cardwell, John Alvin and George Offerman Jr. are all stars in their roles. And “The Sullivans” should go down as a star picture for 1944. (By Mildred Reimer.)

GET OPA INCREASE

NEW YORK, March 30 (U. P.)—

girls in the Ringling Bros. circus “Cloud Swing Ballet” are worth

Similar increases were approved for the girls who ride dancing

Times Amusement Clock

OPENING TODAY

KEITR'S On Stage, Stepping lon Revue, at 1:50, 4:27, 7:03 and 9

“Doughboys in a » with Kenny Baker, at 12:15, 2:51, 5:27, 8:03 and 10:29,

CURRENT FEATURES

INDIANA “The Sullivans,” with Anne Bavter and Thomas Mitchell, at 12:10, 3:25, 6:40 and 9:50, “Timber Queen,” with Richard - Arlen, at 11, 2:10, 5:20 and 8:30.

LOEW'S

“Cover Girl,” with Rita Hayworth and Gene : at 11:55, 2:37, 5:02, 7:27 and 9:5

LYRIO

“The Miracle of Morgan's Creek,” with Eddie Bracken and Betty Hut. on 11, 1:14, 3:28, 5:42, T: %s and

’ CIRCLE

“The Song of Bernadette,” with Jennifer Jones, 10:30, 1:13, 3:45, 6:36,

horses in the ring, and an increase from $30 to $40 a week was granted for regular circus showgirls.

JEAN ROGERS IS MOTHER

HOLLYWOOD, March 30 (U. P). —Jean Rogers, M-G-M starlet, gave birth to an eight-pound, 11-ounce daughter yesterday at the Cedars of Lebanon hospital. Her husband

Many chuckles are in store when|

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THURSDAY, MARCH § 80, rr for the first time in Indianspolls

this week-end with his new band

~ AF INDIANA ROOF members.

The draft hit the Indiana Roof this week when three players from

{Bill Bardo’s orchestra were called to service and a last-minute band

had to he made.

Bob White and his orchestra will dancers tomorrow The fighting Sullivans from Iowa| night, Saturday and Sunday: instead of Bill Bardo. Although Mr. White has appeared previously at the roof, he recently reorganized his band and will play

Fabien 4 SEVITZKY Conducts the

INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Last 2 Concerts ‘of the Season

~ VERDI'S REQUIEM Murat Theater

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