Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1944 — Page 18
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Film Stars The Brain’
"Lady
Pseudo - Scientific
“The Lady and the Monster,” the Republic picture that opened yesterday at the Lyric theater, is another pseudo-scientific thriller ine volving a mad scientist, a pretty . |laboratory assistant and a heterogeneous assortment of other characters. It's a little difficult to determine just who the monster is, The scientist, Erich von Stroheim, his assistant, Richard Arlen, and The Brain am | are all in the running for the title jat ong time or another. Von Stroheim’s role as the mad !scientist makes him. the obvious | candidate, Richard Arlen's actions while un{der the joint directorship of von | Stroheim and The Brain put him in | the running.
And The Brain
And, of course, there's The Brain . .. after all, a human brain radiati! ing! malignantly in a laboratory jar is a monstrous thing. Vera Hruba Ralston, the pretty {laboratory assistant, is indubitably {meant to be the lady in the case.
Her accent—the plot demands that she be of Slavic extraction—is excelled only by von Stroheim’s, which is a tribute to the damsel’s ‘histronic talents. The plot will come as a complete surprise only to the very young. { However, the mysterious experiment lis more completely documented than {usual. The laboratory even in-
and Monster’ Is
New Circle Film
Fredric March plays the title role in “The Adventures of Mark Twain,” opening: tomorrow at the Circle.
MRS. MEREDITH HONORED Silver Star Review No, 15 of the W. B. A. will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Castle Hall building.
WWE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .
S-H AID CONEERS ON PYLE PICTURE
Lee Miller, managing editor of the Scripps-Howard Newspaper alliance, has arrived in Hollywood to
confer with Producer Lester Cowan on the screen production of “G. I. Joe.” which concerns the life and
‘adventures of Ernie Pyle, war cor-
respondent of The Indianapolis Times, Mr, Miller. will remain in Hollywood a week to go over story details with Mr. Cdwan and the film will be put into production by United Artists in August.
2 : RAIL GROUPS TO MEET The members of Division No. 103 and the ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will be entertained Friday afternoon and evening by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beem, 5847
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OPENING TODAY ! LOEW'S “Bathing Beauly,” with Red Skel-
ton and Esther oy ilamms, at 11: 2:17, 4:51, 7:25 and 10:02. 5
CURRENT FEATURES LYRIC i “The Lady and the Monster, y with
Vera Hruba and . Arlen, at 12:48, 3:52, 6:56 and 10.
“The Curse of the Cat Beagle. with Simone Simon, Kent Smith and Jane Randolph, at 11:38, 2:42, 5:46 and
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“Yellow Canary,” with Anna Neagle and Richard Greene, at 11:20, 2:34, 5:48 and 9:02.
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Under NEW Ownership and Management South Side Furniture Co. 932-934 S. Meridian Street
Indianapolis 2,
Tonight, Friday, and Saturday—July 27, 28, 29
10 A. M. to 9 P. M.
A Message to YOU....
Our Store
Although we are opening with an eld sstablished name
and location familiar to most Indianapolis peo will ‘be an all NEW a complete home furnishing service,
Our Policy
Porting you organization Severed to bringing you
To bring you, at all times, nationally recognized furniture from the world’s leading markets at the LOWEST possible PRICES on the EASI ment regulation.
terms available under govern-
, EE | PAUL E. WALKER, Manager
It is with pleasure that we announce the appointment of Paul E. Walker as manager of the NEW South Side Furniture Company Mr. Walker was or eight years associated with one of Indiana's more progressive furniture syndicates, having
their Indianapolis, Lafayette
More re ly, Mr. Walker opened and managed a store in OS Sootusville, from which position he comes to head the N. Bouth Side organization. ‘glker’s vast buying experience with syndicate groups, he has been fortunate in securing what he -believes to ‘be one'“of the most complete lines of quality furniture shown in Indianapolis today, Mr. Walker extends a ‘cordial invitation to all his old Indianapolis friends and customers to visit him during the opening of his newest store.
$350 * Furniture
To Persons i the Store During Our Opening
We have selected 5 excellent pieces of furniture, value totaling $350 or more,
which will be given. away ABSOLUTELY FREE to persons. visiting . the store.
during ‘our opening. There is nothing to buy, YOU will not be obligated in iD any way. EVERYONE has dn equal chance to OWN one of these VALUABLE prizes.
The capital prize will be YOUR CHOICE of a $250 Living Room or Bédroom suite. In addition, there will be 4 other desirable and attractive GIFTS, Every lady attending will receive a rose or a useful and desirable favor.
South Side Furniture Co. |
932.934 South Meridian Street
Li neoln 9885 ‘Indianag
lis, Indiana
ONE PRICE TO EVERYONE, ALL PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES!
Our Aim
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friendly and personalized furniture service.
A service which offers the convenience, leisurely shopping and ow rices of an inexpensive neighborhood -location;
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