Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1944 — Page 18

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Skate Stars.

Henie Ice Revue. By MILDRED REIMER

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the next six nights.

who wouldn't take a chance on seeing the show on wheels without first-hand recommendations missed

performances in the Hoosier capital.

Henie ice revue except the feats are performed on roller skates on a special masonite floor and many of the acts would be impossible on blades.

“Floats” Over Floor

Symphony in Color” and “Springtime Down South,” is a young and pretty blond who even looks like Sonja. She has the Henie spin down pat and she is so graceful she seems to float over the floor. Color in this elaborate show is outstanding, especially in such numbers as “Russia Dances,” “Highland Belles” and Nirska’s act, one of the added attractions. The exotic dancer thrills the audience with a breath-taking “Dance of the Butterfly” ard manipulates rainbow lights on her great silken wings in a spectacular finale. In the line of daring roller skating acrobatics, the Whirlwinds, Hugh Thomas and Lavada Simmons and Frand Wieszner and Madg Gardie draw the oh's and ah’s from the audience.

Juggler on Wheels

For variety, Bobby May does some of the smoothest juggling you've ever seen and he does it on roller skates, and something that’s really different in this kind of a show is an exhibition by two badminton experts who know how to hit the “bird” and draw laughs, too. There also are speed and precision skating acts by Ann Manion and Lew Testa, Shirley Barnhart, Sophie West, Ann Nichols, Lon Hall, Dolly- Durkin and Frank Foster. To draw the laughs were the comedy numbers, “Little Maxie and the Five Draftees,” “Yoo Hoo Silver,” a dancing horse exhibition and a part in the Whirlwind's performlance when a 300-pound lady volun(teers to be spun round and round {by one of the boys. The number ends in a flop . . . the fat lady lands on top of the skater. “Skating Vanities” is a wonderful show with grace, skill, speed and (beauty. It's something different |than you've ever seen before and {you really miss a treat if you don’t see one of the shows tonight {through Tuesday.

ELI LILLY WORKERS CAST IN STAGE PLAY

{edy which opened yesterday in the Civic theater, will be presented by the Lilly Dramatic club. through | Saturday. In the cast, all employees of Eli Lilly Co., are Harry Ashman, Donald Brown, Dorothy Cole, Barbara Crofts, Dana Donovan, Juanita Hamilton, Leo Kavanaugh, Edgar Lindsey, Janice Mason, Rosario Neely, Norma Russell and John Williams. Directing the play is Earl Davis

jof’ the Lilly company and aiding in

the production are Marie Bennett, production manager; Mary Hill, publicity; Leonard Goldsmith, makeup; Mary Jane Miller, costumes, and Emily Smith, properties.

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OPENING TODAY KEITH'S On stage, Band Wagon Revue, at 1:51, 4:17, 6:43 and 9:09.

‘Whispering Footsteps,” with John Hubbard and Rita Suigley, at 12:15, 2:41, 5:07, 7:33 and 9:59.

CURRENT FEATURES COLISEUM Skating Vanities, with Gloria Nord, at 8:30,

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“Uncertain Glory,” with Errol Flynn, Paul Lukas and Jean Sullivan, at 12:15, 3:26, 6:37 and 9:48. ‘““Hot Rhythm,” with Dona Drake and Robert Lowery, at 11, 2:06, 5:17 and 8:28. CIRCLE

On Stage, “The Gay Nighties Revue,” at £2:57, 3:52, 6:47 and 9:43. “The Navy Way,” with Robert Lowery and Jean Pater, at 11:15, 2:10, 5:05, 8 and 10:4

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“See Here, Private Hargrove,” with * Robert Walker and Donna Reed: at 11:51, 3:23, 4:55, 7:37 and 10:02.

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All the tricks of the Sonja Henije ice revue and some added attractions to boot were pulled out at the coliseum last night by the “Skating Vanities,” an entertainment treat which deserves a packed-house for

* {victed murderer, escapes from the | {guillotine when R. A. FP. bombs strike in the prison yard. In an-

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one of the most skillful and colorful| ¥

It's very much like a Sonja: {by railroad bridge is found.

Gloria Nord, a young ballerina who stars in such numbers as “A|:

BREAKFAST CLUBBERS in Indianapolis will have their mornradio entertainers at Murat theater tonight when, benefit performances i sored by the Lions club. Don McNeill, depending on his native wit rather than the gagwriters, will head the entertainment, as master of ceremonies of the morning-hour variety show. Nancy Martin is the featured vocalist with the “Breakfast Club” and will appear along with Jack Owens and The Romeos. Mr. Owens, known as the “Traveling Troubadour” to Breakfast club listeners, will circulate through the audience while he sings heart-throb ballads. He will pause to put pretty phrases in a girl's ear or even drop to his knees before some housewife. Two performances of the show will be given here. scheduled to begin at 7:30 p. m. and the second at 9:30 p. m. Preceding the shows the performers will entertain patients at Billings hospital this afternoon.

BROOKSIDE CLUB SCHEDULES DANCE| ®

The annual spring dance review | —m——Hn—— of the Brookside Mothers club is. at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Brookside community house. Almost 100 children will be in the program. The dancing is under the direction of Miss Rosalyn Ludwig and Ralph C. Myers, who is also master of ceremonies. will be taken for the Red Cross.

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{freedom and accompanied by

Jean Picard (Errol Flynn), a con-

other French town he is recaptured by the inspector who first brought him to justice, Marcel Bonet (Paul Lukas.)

During their return to Paris, the two hear that the Nazis plan to execute 100 Frenchmen unless the saboteur who has blown up a near-

Work Up Story Picard makes a proposal ‘to Bonet. He will surrender as the saboteur, and thus save the lives of 100 worthy Frenchmen and die as a martyr instead of as a murderer. Moved by the thought of innocent Frenchmen dying, Bonet accepts Picard’s proposal and telephones his superior that he had to shoot Picard when he tried to es-

cape. The two spend the next few days in the village near the destroyed bridge, working up a flawless story to tell the gestapo. Then Picard falls in love with a! young country girl, Marianne (Jean! Sullivan). Given a few hours’

Marianne, he flees the village, The next day brings Picard’s test of whether he is a Frenchman or a criminal, The film is well worth seeing. There is suspense and adventure and there is another fine performance by Paul Lukas, who won the Academy award for his portrayal of the patriot in “Watch On the Rhine.” (By Helen Ruegamer.)

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