Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1944 — Page 22

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Boyer Cast as Villain Loew's Film. The very name “Gaslight” and

ture this week is filled with mystery and suspense. Charles Boyer, this time, is the hated husband who from the very beginning of his marriage to Ingrid Bergman deliberately sets out to drive her insane to hide the terrifying secret of his own past. When the film opens, a beautiful young singer Miss Bergman, is deeply in love with her accompanist (Mr. Boyer). He's a likeable man who proposes soon after he meets the pretty niece of a rich and fa-

|mous singer.

Plot Unravels

But as tue plot unravels, you learn to hate him more and more for his cruel insinuations and mean treatment of his wife. He keeps her locked in the spacious London home where her aunt had been murdered, prevents her from having {riends and daily tells her she is forgetting things, losing valuable jewels and stealing his own watch. The attempt to drive his wife mad would have been accomplished had not an ambitious young man from Scotland vard interfered. The detective, played by Joseph Cotten, had been a great admirer of Miss Bergman's aunt and took a keen interest in the murder case which had been left unsolved.

Ending Is Emotional

The ending is very emotional with Miss Bergman getting revenge on her once-loved husband. Her performance as the wife who is slowly going insane is excellent and Charles Boyer is outstanding as a hated man instead of a lover: The picture lasts nearly two hours but the time is well-spent and there isn’t a second feature to sit through. (By Mildred Reimer.)

Airman Named A General of 28

WASHINGTON, June 9 (U.P). —Two youths who wore rompers when the United States entered the Jast war were nominated by President Roosevelt today to be temporary brigadier general in the present conflict. They are Richard C. Sanders of Salt Lake City, born Aug. 19, 1915, and now with the 14th air force in China, and Clinton D. Vincent of Natchez, Miss, born Nov. 29, 1914 and now administration officer of a bomber command in the European theater. Both are now temporary colonels, but their permanent rank is only first lieutenant. At 28, Sanders would be the nation's youngest brigadier general.

COLONEL RANK GIVEN TO JIMMY STEWART

LONDON, June 9 (U. P.).—Maj. Jimmy Stewart, former Hollywood film star, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the U. S. army air forces, it was announced today. \ Stewart, who is serving as operations officer for an 8th air force Liberator bomber group, has flown 14 combat missions and holds the distinguished flying cross and the

air medal with oak leaf cluster,

BALLOTS GO ASTRAY IN POSTAL MISTAKE

HACKENSACK, N. J, June 9 (U. P..— Registered voters in nearby Oakland, N. J, never recelved the 2300 sample ballots election officials here mailed to them on May 8. Instead the ballots went to Oakland, Cal. It was a

postoffice error, the election officials said.

Times Amusement Clock

ORENING TODAY

CIRCLE

On Stage, Woody Herman and his Srenestra, at 12:52, 3:47, 6:42 and

“Bermuda Mystery,” with Preston Foster and Ann Rutherford, at 11:18, 2:13, 5:08, 8.03 and 10:37,

KEITH'S On Stage, “Keeping* Cool,” ad 1:52, 4:24, 6:47 and 9:30. ‘Scream In the Night,” with Lon Chaney Jr., at 12:15, 2:47, 5:19, 8:02 and 10:25. x 7 CURRENT FEATURES LOEW'S ' “Gaslight,” with Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman and Joseph Cotto! at 11:43, 2:16, 4:49, 7:23 and 9:58. INDIANA “Pin Up Girl,” with Betty Grable and John Morrow, at 11, 1:42, 4:36, 7:18 and 10:02. “Ladies eof Washington,” with Trudy. Marshall and nald QGraham, at 12:41, 3:35, 6:17 and 9:01.

LYRIC “Buffalo Bill,” with Joel McCrea; Linda Darnell and Maureen Shas, 7 Mies 1:48, 3:57, 6:08, 8:15 an

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Stuffed eggs and asparagus (see| recipe; 1 10-0z. can mushroom soup—3 blue points, 1 1b. cheese remaining from Friday). Fruit salad (1 avocado pear, 1 grapefruit, 2 oranges, lettuce, fruit dressing). Melba toast (1 pkg. bought). Chocolate bars.

Dinner

Boiled frankfurters (1 Ib). Boiled cabbage (1 small head, 1 ec. thin white sauce). Buttered carrots (8 large carrots). Green and red salad (1 c. finely shredded spinach, 3 head lettuce, 2 tomatoes, 8 red radishes sliced thin, onion, French dressing). Red raspberries and bananas (1 pt. berries, 2 bananas, cream). Sponge cake. = ” s Stuffed egg and asparagus: 4 hard-cooked eggs, 1; tsp. prepared mustard, 1 tsp. tarragon or cider vinegar, 13 tsp. salt, % tsp. Worcestershire sauce, 2 tbsps. mayonnaise, 3 lb. cooked asparagus, 1 10-0z. can condensed mushroom soup, 14 c. milk, % tsp. salt, 3 c. grated cheese (about 2 o0zs.). Cut eggs in half lengthwise. Remove yolks and mash. Blend in next five ingredients. Fill whites. Lay stuffed eggs in rows in shallow

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the middle. Combine mushroom soup, milk and salt thoroughly. Pour over contents of baking dish. Sprinkle with grated cheese. Bake at 375 degrees F, for 15 mins. Four servings.

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