Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1944 — Page 14

CHARGE YOUTH WITH $18,000 BURGLARY

EVANSVILLE, April 18 (U. P):— { William Breger, 19, was held under la $2500 bond today on grand larceny | charges in the looting of the home lof Clarence Wood, night club own|er, of $18,000 in cash and valuables {on March 25. Police said only $125 | nad been recovered. 4

Dancers to Be "SHOT" at

FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE BALL!

Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police

The unique Hollywood Ball, with regular kleig lights and authentic movie setting, will be one of the most glamorous ever held here, Actual movies will be taken of every one In Grand Marca. Flowers will be presented distinguished guests. An outstanding, well-known dance orchestra will provide irresistible music. A splendid opportunity to discover some future Astaire or Rogers. Indianapolis Coliseum, State Fair Grounds, Mon. Eve., May 22, 1944

Arthur Low, Pres, and Fred Swego, Sect. and Treas., and

Arrangements: their committee,

At the Indiana

Paulette Goddard takes a slight soaking in “Standing Room Only,” opening tomorrow at the Indiana theater. :

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Jackies Cooper—Patricia Morrison

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Patrons * at English's Take

‘Carmen’ in Stride.

Indianapolis’ two-night opera season opened last night with the S.R. O. sigh out in front of English's theater. The theater-goers took the San Carlo Opera company's colorful presentation of “Carmen” in their stride, and tickets were going fast for tonight's performance of “Il Trovatore.” Last night's presentation of the popular Bizet opera was a .gaudy, lively show with the accent on the melodrama and costume rather than on the singing. But it was sparkling entertainment.

Coe Glade Shines

The live wire of the performance was Coe Glade in the title role. By her forceful acting and excellent singing she dominated every act with her vivid portrayal of the taunting, faithless Gypsy cigaret girl Replacing Tandy Mackenzie in the role of Don Jose was Sydney Rayner, who was best in the final act as Carmen’s enraged lover, Mr. Mackenzie will replace Mr. Rayner in the leading male role of “Il Trovatore” tonight. Mostyn Thomas as Escamillo, the toreador, seemed somewhat stilted, {while Mary Henderson was pleasing ‘as Micaela. Others deserving of mention were Francesco Curci and | Fausto Bozza as the smugglers; ieda Bleicher and Lydia Edwards |a§ Gypsy friends of Carmen; Harold Kravitt as Zuniga, and Francis Scott as Morales. (By Helen Ruegamer).

Seniors to Give 3-Act Comedy

INDIANA CENTRAL college senior class members will present “High Pressure Homer,” a three-

Pat O'Brien “THE II Hollywood Wo Rovseral

Mickey Rooney—Judy Garland _- “SROUSANDS OH CHEER” Plus Shorts

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Alan Carney—Wally Brown

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Bob Hope “Nothing But the Truth” “livia De Havilland “Male Animal”

MURAT THEATER THURSDAY Eve, April 20th CBS—2-Hr, Show

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act comedy at 8 p. m. Thursday in Kephart Memorial auditorium {-on the campus. | Two Indianapolis students have prominent roles in the produc- | tion. They are Misses Kathryn | Snyder, 846 Middle dr. Woodruff Place, and Miss Jerry Motley, 1728 N. Alabama st. Dr. Anna Dale Key of the college speech depart- | ment is directing the play.

POCAHONTAS TO MEET

Itasca council, Daughters of Pocahontas, will sponsor a public card

home of Mrs. Parkview. Mrs. chairman.

Irene Hunt in

SPONSOR CARD PARTY

727 N. Richard Quine Noble Ann Gwynne “WE'VE NEVER BEEN LICKED”

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Joel eC rea BAN oN MY KNEE” | Ralph Richardson “AVENGERS” |

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MARIORIE MAIN

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CLAIRE TREVOR AL BERT JEKKER

| ‘WOMAN of the TOWN’

Ted Lewis Is EVERYBODY HAPPY”

Fred thinks he should have stood in bed... But Paulette wants him in the pantry!

The hilarious story of what ‘a girl will do to get her ~ boss a bed in Washington!

The Federated Patriotic society will sponsor a card party at 1:30 p. m. and 8 p. m. tomorrow at 512 N. Illinois st.

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OPENING TODAY ENGLISH'S “I1 Trovatore, presented by the San Carlo Opera Co, at 8:30. CURRENT FEATURES CIVIC

“Ladies in Waiting,” with Sara Lauter, Bobbie Welch, Winifred Skyrme and Jeanne Stocks, at 8:30 p. m.

CIRCLE “Chip Off the Old Block,” with Donald O'Connor, Peggy Ryan and Ann Blyth, at 12:18, 2:45, 5:12, 7:39 and 10:06.

“Memphis Belle,” presented by the

war department, at 11:38, 2:05, 4:32, 6:59 and 9:26. , LOEW'S “Song of Russia,” with Robert Taylor and Susan Peters, at 11, 1:43, 4:26, 7:09 and 9:35. “Memphis Belle,” presented by the war department, at 12:59, 3:42, 6:25 and 9:11. INDIANA “Passage to Marseille,” with ‘Humphrey Bogart, at 11, 1:40, 4:25, 7:10 and 10. “Memphis Belle,” premiere, presented by the war department, at 1, 3:40. 6:25 and 9:10 LYRIC “Tender Comrade” wit ib Ginger Rogers, Robert nd Ru Hussey, at 11, 12: » Tt 5.30, Ts and 10.

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party at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the] Ethel Sparrow, 29}

Museum Guild Will Sponsor Shadow Plays

The Red Gate players, of New York City, under the auspices of the Children’s Museum guild, will present shadow plays at 3:30 and 8 p. m. April 30 at the World War

Memorial bldg. The afternoon program will include “Festival in Peking,” “The Legend of the Silk Empress” and «Elephant Gay.” The evening program will feature the first play above and “Legend of the Willow Plate” and “The Temple of the Golden Mountain,” Miss Pauline Benton is the director.

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A Nature institute will be held at the Children’s museum -April 29 and 30 to promote the study of natural science. “Spring Wild Flowers” will be the topic by Scott McCoy, director of Holliday park, at the 9:30 a. opening session. Mrs. Mary F. Barton, science teacher, will discuss “Common Birds We All Should Know” at 11 a. m. and a gardening forum will bé held at 1:30 p. m. Arthur C. Huffman, A. A. Irwin and Frank Wallace will participate in the forum. An exhibit of aids to the teaching of science will be displayed in the hobby room, arranged by Miss Florence Newhouse and at 2:30 p. m. Sunday, Mr. McCoy will conduct a tour of Holliday park.

Red Cross to Open

Canning Classes

The nutrition department of the Indianapolis Red Cross has scheduled the opening of two canning classes. The first will be held April 27 and 28 and the second May 4 and 5. The sessions, which will be held at the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility, will be from 9:30 a. m. until noon. Registration may be made

m.| Brooks.

| Dr. Carpenter To Be Speaker

For Convention

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25 E. Maryland

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tendent of the Indianapolis Method-

Mrs. Lloyd Brooks was Miss

Esther Albertson before her marriage Feb. 26 in the South Side Nazarene church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. B. C, Albertson, and Mr. Brooks is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stacey

Kappa Alumnae To Hear Talk

Miss Charity Kennedy, Chatta-

nooga, will speak on the “Language of Hands” at the April meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae association of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at 6 p. m, today at the Butler university chapter house. Following the informal Mrs. John R. Brayton will preside!

during the annual meeting. Ofte will be elected and the members

the "executive council will make ol ports. Mrs. Henry Herbert heads the| nominating committee which includes Mrs. George Kingsbury and Mrs. Frederick T. Hill. A coed] CHICAGO, . I,

meeting at 5:30 p. m. will precede | {h the dinner meeting. as been awarded one of the 81

with the Red Cross nutrition department. = » »

An advanced first aid class will

Scott B. Clifford as instructors.

Standard first aid certificates are| ave, was the hostess last night for a required as a prerequisite for enroll- meeting of Gamma chapter, Sigma

ment.

be opened at 7:30 p, m. tomorrow |

in the World War Memorial building with C. Dixon Eagle and Mrs. Miss Burch Hostess

The hostess Bg alitoe. includes Mesdames Paul M. Fifer, Donald E University of Chicago here, Compton, Charles Binkley and Soe) o Miss of philosophy degree in the

{man B. Gray and Miss Dorothy I ai era of social sciences, She is

Miss Dorothy Burch, 2345 Coyner

'Delta Zeta sorority.

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Wartime Eating

Meta Given

MENUS FOR WEDNESDAY Breakfast

Sliced oranges (4 large). Hot oatmeal (4 generous servings). Toast and home-made jelly slices). Luncheon Luncheon egg dish (see recipe).

lettuce, mayonnaise). Cherry-flavored gelatine,

sauce. Peanut butter cookies (lz remain-| der). Dinner | Lamb shoulder with dressing (2 Ibs. | —6 red pts.) Baked potatoes and carrots (1% potatoes, 8 carrots, bake with ‘roast).

French dressing). Bread (8 slices enriched), Prune whip. o - .

MENUS FOR THURSDAY Breakfast Apple sauce frozen). Poached eggs (4). Bacon (remainder), Toast (8 slices). Luncheon Cream of potato soup. Melba toast (bought).

Lettuce sandwiches (8 slices bread, Buttered green beans (1 lb. fresh). |

custard | White wheat bread (8 slices).

5 1bs. | | bacon—% 1b.—into small pieces and

Spinach and onion salad (3 Ib. spinach, 1 small onion, 6 radishes,

(home canned .or

Avocado-grapefruit salad (1 avocado, 2 grapefruit, 2 head lettuce, lemon French dressing), Raised orange rolls (18 home- made, use 4). | Dinner Pork shoulder steak with Spanish rice (1'2 lbs. pork—3 red pts.).

Cole slaw. i

Baked custard (use 3 egg yolks; save| |" whites for puff pudding Fri.). | pesaut butter cookies (remaingen). | }

Luncheon Egg Dish: Cut 4 strips’

saute. Add 4 c. chopped green pep-| per, 5 c. chopped green onion and 1; ¢. chopped celery and simmer | for 7 to 8 mins. Add % tsp. salt and| dash paprika to 5 eggs: slightly beat eggs and pour over vegetables. Cook over low heat without stirring until eggs are firm—about 5 mins. {

ENGLISH SAN CARLO

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TONIGHT AT 8:30

“IL TROVATORE"

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ist church district, will be the TO SALUTE THE : ~AGR eke ro chen to el BPE TLS STR received £ y in . » connection with the annual. conven- Superfluous Hair night in tl on. 3 he May Weight Sewall In- | ERMANENTLY REMOVED—NOW key will be oun omen: ; Bois Carpenter wi discuss “Re- Sibied dentide Pima NENTLY un ona 3 program an e Amer » consul I . Mrs Ciau de P an yon. ing your problem incurs no ea Joemal | pasty e meeting which will open ) : ig RS Whittleton | PW son Mayor Tyndall will give greetings|] =. OF INDIANAPOLIS, INC, ' Capt, and M RL ot ry Dion 202 Sig Four lg. day, Samuel Bruce, Anderson. Mrs, C. J. Finch |] MA-16s Heurs: 9 10.3 . Sylvester. Jo wal present the convention resolu 18 Years in Indianapolis! i ME ons. Ti Other members of Mrs. Finch's Bell parties Somes are Mrs. Charles E. R Bin Mrs. Fred Lucas, Greencastle. Mrs, Bruce will be the educe J.-S, Willian chairman of ! election Es i a oo By the preven Rarty Hi on presidents and committee chairmen beatmests 3 te 1 h, v | luncheon will give their annual reports. COAST System | Nancy ale 2 devoled exclusive \_ Jenkins in a Butler Senior iy to figure im- “ Guests 1, Wins Scholarshi gain Bei S dcnoiars 1p You See | dames Charle Miss Mary Margrette Schorte- We Must Get ter, Forrest | meier, Butler university senior, has Resul : Miss Betsy F been awarded s scholarship in Eng- esulls par a . the University of Illinois thods 310We graduate division. Be yen s the | ing the coup! She is the daughter of Mr. and fastest and safest i] ot the Merri Mrs. PF. E. Schortemeier, 234 w.| system of reduc- 1 "| Beverly drive, and a member of ting. Miss Na |Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Chi Nu.| : will be the | dinner senior and freshmen honorary or-| Many. 3 Eiven by Mi |ganizations; Philokurian, English Patrons Mrs. J. Kent society, and the Classical club, Lose ™ The cou; » | e guests w B b 2 Malcolm Buc ‘Indianapolis Girl \ 14 Lbs. Noel and Ma Se and 3 or 4 inches Truitt, Lt. 8. ‘Wins Fellowship Colt for Free off hips and waist ! , Times Special . Figure Analysis in 10 treatments. > Miss Joa April 18.—Miss Y has set Satu Sabra Eliece Aiman, Indianapolis, We Must Be Fit to Win thaniel Scott. “y be sure of results at Butler ur graduate student fellowships to the EE _- - ott ! Mr. and Mrs w you our me . EER Miss Aiman will work toward a Tudor Gro o ; THE MA! The TARR S Bl io Seis a graduate of Vassar college and € yste school. Mis received her master’s degree from ? the University of Chicago last|31! Meesevelt Bldg Ri-1184 Palmer. Jacq: month, 1 Amos, Kathry Ropkey. : The othe Tolar ra ly, Patr Quinn, Ann | . Assisting assistant dire: See the New and Miss Mar : Miss Clark, * Reeder, publi Warm Morning - Coal Heater! J It Can't Be Beaten CAR When It Comes to Heatin' Aven sully rium, . “ . . Mothers* Priced low, this amazing, new heater is 3p. > - extremely easy on your coal supply, and chairman. ] produces 50%, MORE WARMTH than ordi- py nary heaters of equal size. Refuel only ONCE Bates Woes IN 24 HOURS. rime Well 6 Earlham Won [CE AND Bll ington bivd, FUEL CO ¥rankiin, Cent . ers. Thurs 2000 NORTHWESTERN AVE. Southport lesson on fa 317 W. 16TH ST. 1902 S. EAST ST. Ia sorts \ Otis P. Rer RL LL kd (/CE! ge a i Mrs. Edwarc vington Catl Wed. Mrs. Lowell, Host of the Natk cock; ington - Mc Mrs, Edwar Michigan, bh D. Miller Vertrees, spe ew Century. Baumheckel, hostess. Mr Speaker. Progressive Hi m. Thurs. “Paris Unde riet Golay. 7th Div, U. § ers, 1:30 p. m

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