Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1944 — Page 20

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Two Sisters Love a Sailor

One Changes Heart, Weds A Sergeant at Loew's.

The story of “Two Girls and A Sailor” is a better than average musical through the efforts of newcomer June Allyson and Van Johnson, who looks like the boy who lives next door. It opened yesterday at Loew's. A galaxy of stars is thrown in for no increased price and includes such new and old as Jimmy (The Npse) Durante, Lena Horne, Gracie Allen, Jose Iturbi, Harry James and Xavier Cugat. Miss Allyson, whose voice might do to the men what Sinatra's does to the women, plays her first leading role with Gloria DeHaven, also in the top spot for the first time. The two play sisters have a long theatrical family history. Troupers, they came up through vaudeville to swanky night clubs as a singing team. The Inevitable Happens

Gloria, as Jean, is the younger of the two and is on the lookout for a ‘man with looks and money, preferably money. June, as Patsy, appoints herself guardian angel. The inevitable happens. The rich young man comes along in the person of Van Johnson, the sailor. The uniform hides a slight fortune of sixty million dollars which for the film's purposes could just as well been seventy million. The sisters fall in love with him, he first with Jean and then Patsy. Patsy discovers he is the “fair knight” of fortune. Tears and sorrow by Patsy as she feels she has lost her true love to Jean, Then Jean meets a sergeant from Texas who raises onions. She wants to raise onions too. And that ends the saga. Patsy gets the sailor and sixty million dollars. By VICTOR PETERSON.

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Today

Tamara Toumanova, Russian star, teams with Gregory Peck in “Days of Glory,” opening today at the Circle.

Times Amusement Clock

OPENING TODAY CIRCLE “Days of Glory,’ Toumanova and Brees Peck, 12:44, 3:54. 7:04 and 10:14 “Seven Days Ashore,” with Wally Brown and Alan Carney, at 11:30, 2:40, 5:50 and 9.

CURRENT FEATURES LOEW'S

“Two Girls and a Sailor,” with Van Johnson, June Allyson and Gloria aven, at 11, 1:42, 4:24 7:08 and 9:51.

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INDIANA

“Follow the Boys,” Raft and Vera Zorina, 1:59, 4:37, 7:15 and 9:53. LYRIC “Home In Indiana,” with Walter Brennan, Lon McCallister, Jeanne Crain and June Haver, at 12:17, 3:37, 6:47 and 9:57.

“Pardon My Rhythm,” with Ce Jesn and Evelyn Ankers, at 11:3 2:36, 5:46 and 8:56.

GATES DIRECTS GOP GROUP'S CAMPAIGN

Ralph F. Gates of Columbia City, Republican candidate for governor and former state party chairman, today headed the campaign organization of the 15 candidates for state office named at the party convention June 2. Gates was elected chairman of the campaign committee at a meeting of the candidates yesterday. His

with George at 11:21,

Lyric, Circle, Indiana Make

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In Reshuffle

Managerial Shifts.

Changes in managerial posts at three local theaters were announced today by Kenneth Collins, city

Lyric chain. . Earl Rutledge, formerly manager of the Indiana theater, has resigned to accept a position with the artists’ bureau of radio station WIBGC. Moe Esserman, Lyric manager, has replaced Mr. Rutledge and Prank Paul, formerly of Keith's, has gone to the Lyric. George King, assistant’ to Mr. Rutledge, has resigned to go to New York and will be replaced by Fred Radford, formerly of the Fountain

Assisting George Pappas at the Circle will be Charles Pitts,

Vallee's Bride Moves Out Again

HOLLYWOOD, June 23 (U. P.).— Betty Jane Greer, limpid-eyed film actress, yesterday packed her bags and moved out on her husband, Lt. Rudy Vallee, for the second time, declaring he wag “an incurable bachelor so I'll just get a divorce and make it legal.” Miss Greer made a similar hasty departure last March when she announced she and the grooning band leader had separated. Vallee dropped everything and rushed from the coast guard post where he was stationed to “talk things over” with his wife. They were reconciled two days later. “But this time I mean business,” declared the black-haired actress. “I intend to get a glivorce from Rudy on grounds of mental cruelty because I don’t want to start anything messy. * “He's just an incurable bachelor and I never should have married him in the first place. It just hasn't worked out.” Vallee, who recently announced

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national convention in Chicago.

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Frank T. Millis of Campbellsburg, nominee for treasurer of state, was, appointed secretary of the group.

‘A’ PLUS STUDENTS ARE LISTED BY TECH

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term are: Seniors, Audrey Baker, Patricia Clover, Emma Collins, Jack Faulhaber, Patricia Purdy, Betty Keough, Helene Krebs, Martha Ratcliffe, Joan Richey, Joan Rose, Marjorie Scrivner, Joan Striebeck, Lucille Swinford, Rebecca Taggart and under-

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SEEK AVIATION PLANS DELAY WASHINGTON, June 23 (U. P.). | —The senate aviation committee | will request President Roosevelt, the | state department and the civil | aeronautics board to take no ‘“de- | nitive action” with respect to post{war international commercial flying until congress has expressed itself on policy, it was disclosed today.

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4 FROM HERE AMONG | MICHIGAN GRADUATES

! Among graduates of the University of Michigan's 100th commencement tomorrow will be Marvin Lawrence Borman, 1361 Shelby st., Barbara Marjory Alig, 5650 N. Meridian st, Carl Daniel Riggs, 5312 N. New Jersey st. and Lucretia Ann Saunders, 520 E. 54th st.

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PIANO RECITAL SET

Misses Marjorie Orr and Barbara and Constance Prim will appear in a piano recital at 3 p. m. Sunday presented by Lena C. Baumgart.

WANTS STRIKES OUTLAWED

WASHINGTON, June 23. — The Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. proposed today that strikes be out lawed in its contract with the United Steel Workers (C. I. 0.) and that penalties be invoked against the parties responsible for work stoppages.

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