Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1944 — Page 5

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) Concert Set At Brookside

Band to Play on North

Terrace ' Tonight.

The Indianapolis concert band will play on the north terrace of the Brookside community center at 8 .o'clock tonight under the direction of William Schumacher. Members of the. Brookside park unit of the American Red Cross will sponsor the concert, and the

arrangements committee includes Mesdames Rush Williams, Oscar Nordberg, Joseph Becker, Grace

The concert is the fifth of a series planned at Brookside park on Wednesday nights. The band has entertained at Garfield park three times earlier this summer. Technical high school’s summer choir of 30 voices, directed by J. Russel Paxton, will entertain during the intermission. The band program follows:

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neighborhood theaters this week,

Yard man, Joseph Cotten, It's playing today at Friday at the Fountain Square, 2 » s

Haunted yoOms, seances and Jittery water «oo Lug i %

bine to scare the “daylights” out of Gail! Russel in “The Uninvited,” which is playing today at the St. Clair, Strand and Uptown and opens Sunday at the Rivoli and Ambassador, .

Ingrid Bergman

Against a technicolor background of Indiana county fairs, “Home In Indiana,” the film which had its world premiere in Indianapolis, opens tomorrow at the Granada. It stars June Haver, Jeanne Crain and Lon McAllister and opens Sunday at the St.

Clair, Strand and Uptown. Saturday: “Gas and “Rootih’ Tootin' Rhythm.” “Pour Jills

light” CINEMA Through Saturday: in a Jeep” and '‘“Tampico DAISY Through tomorrow: Way" and Bermuda Mystery

pEIvE. IN—"“Up In Mabel's. Room" Gangway fo= Tomorrow." Tomorrow through €aturday: “The Fleet's In” and “Action in Arabia.”

EMERSON—Through Saturday:

“The Navy

“*“Unecer-

tain Ginry” and ‘*“Week-end in Havana. ESQUIRE—Through Priday: , “Birth of the Blues” atid “39 Steps.” FOUNTAIN 8 Jordin Priday:. au. the id” and “Mew On Her e + Mind “ | GARPIELD—TH row: ““Inters

TUE amorro nationa Squadron’ and “Bahama Pas‘sage.’

GRANADA “Pin Up Girl” and “Ber. muds Mystery." Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Home in Indiana” and “Pafdgn My Rhythm.” BAMILTON — “Uncertain Glory” and “Knickerbncker Holiday.” SRT through Saturday: ‘Phanl Lady’

and “Weird Woman."

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Ho o LLY WO OD — Through fomorrow: “Trocadero” and “Silent Witness.” , “Gaslight”

“Pardon My Rhyth

Foster-Hall quartet will be present{ed at 7 p. m. Friday at Northwest~ 'ern park through arrangements {made by Miss Elsie Clark, director of Northwestern community center. i | Selections from spirituals will in-| | clude: “True Religion,” “Study War | No More,” “Climbing Up the Moun- | tain,” “Hand Me Down My Silver | Trumpet,” “Sit Down,” “Comes Where My Love Lies Dreaming,” “Beautiful Dreamer,” “Camp Town Races,” “Kentucky Baby,” “On the Banks of the Wabash,” “Darling, You and I” “Little Orphan Annie,” and “God Bless America.”

SHIPS TO BE NAMED FOR GENERALS’ HOMES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 (U. P).— Two navy frigates will be named for the home towns of two top ranking U. 8. invasion generals, navy radio said yesterday. Adm. Ernest J. King suggested the naming of the vessels, the navy said. One frigate will bear the name of Abilene, home town of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, in Kansas, The other, in honor of the home town of Lt. Gen. Omar N. Bradley, will be named for Moberly, Mo. Both vessels, which have been launched and are now being fitted out, were constructed at the Globe Shipbuilding Co. yards at Superior, Wis.

vm ———————— PENSION MEETING SET State «Townsend plan organizer Walter T. Woodcock will address Townsend club 12 at 8 o'clock tonight at Redmen'’s hall, Morris and Lee sts.

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Hy TRAIL—-Through Jomorrow; “Mantra;

REX-—Through tomorrow:

STATE—The ough tomorrow:

STRATFORD—Through tomorrow:

THREE FILMS high on the movie-goers’ list make their debut at

“Gaslight” is the story of a man, Charles Boyer, who tries to drive his wife, Ingrid Bergman, insane and almost succeeds when a Scotland tervenes, e Belmont, Irving and Rivoli and opens

MECCA—Through tomorrow: “Ghost snd e Guest” and “Undying Monster.” “Car Girl "” eer

“Spider aman and “The

ENT glasses, plus a Sultan's Daughter.” Tomorrow through : Saturday: * * couple of £ Ry wound the World’ and wraiths, com-: : | PARKER—Through Priday: “Destroyer” and ‘Moontide.

“Panama Hate tie” and “Primrose Path.”

RITZ ~ Through Baturday: “Uncertain ae My Knee."

Glory” and njo on RIVOLI—Through Saturday: “Gaslight” and “Campus Rhythm ST. CLAIR—Through Saturday: She Un-

invited” and “Lady Let's

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SHERIDAN—* ‘My Npavorita Blond” and

“Billy the Kid. Tomorrow throught J: LS, Time for Love" and

SPEEDWAY. ‘Phantom Lady” and “Jamboree.” Rha through Saturday: “Gaslight. “The Heat's On” and “Manila Calling.” STRAND “Thioy h Saturday: invited” “Lady Let's

“The Dance.”

Un-

“Pa Af er Dark™ and “Dancing Masters.” TACOMA — Through tomorrow: “All Through the Night" and “Timber Queen. TALBOTT—Through Saturday: “Uncere tain Glory” and “Maltese Palcon.” TUXEDO-Through tomorrow: © “Winter Carnival” and “Doughboys in Ireland.” UPTOWN-—Through Saturday: “The Uninvited” and “Lady Let's Dance.” VOGUE—Through Saturday: “Rangers of Portune' and “The Navy Way.” ZARING—Through Saturday: “Guadal canal Diary” and “Swing Shift Maisie.”

Trouble” and “Action In Aranis To-

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DOWNTOWN ALAMO—Through tomorrow: *8pook- - town” and “Women in Bondage.” AMBASSADOR—“Andy Hardy's Blond

Eilm in 3d Week

Moviegoers _are coming back the second and third time to see Bing Crosby's “greatest hit pic-

ture, “Going My Way,” held over at the Indiana theater for the third week. The film, which has played to 119,573 patrons here in two weeks, stars Bing as a young

orm TODAY

TIMES

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At the Lyric Clock BE

LYRIO “Roger Touhy, Gangster, * with Preston Foster, Victor McLaglen, Lois Andrews and Kent Taylor, at 3:09, 4:13, 7:17 and 10:21,

“Man From Frisco,” with Michael O'Shea and Anne Shirley, at 11:38, 2:42, 5:46 and 8:50. CURRENT FEATURES CIRCLE

“The Adventures of Mark Twain” with Fredric rch and Alexis Smith, at 12:04, 3:18, 6:32 and 9:46, “Attack,” a war department production of the battle for New Brit sin, at 11:09, 2:23, 5:37 and 8:51.

LOEW'S ‘ Beauty,” with Red Skel-

Michael O'Shea plays the role

athi ton ao Bsther Williams, a1 1143, of a construction engineer in 2:17, 4:8], 7:25 and 1 “Man From Frisco,” opening at INDIANA . “Gotog My Way” wih Bing the Lyric tomorrow. ‘Roger Crosby and Rise Stevens, at 11.27, Touhy, Gangster,” starring Pres-

ESTHER WILLIAMS AND HUSBAND PART

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2 (U. P.).| —Esther Williams,

lywood's estranged wives by sepme Kovner. four years ago—before he became shapely film she became a movie star.

rating from Dr. Leonard Miss. Williams married Kovner.

full-fledged doctor and before

actress who not only wears a bath-| ing suit to advantage but swims too, loo, today joined + the ranks he ranks of Hol- Hol-

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ames Newall, “SPOOK TOWN" Nancy Kelly, “WOMAN IN BONDAGE” “Alaskan Mystery’ —Late News

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2 LAST DAYS!

2:09, 4:51, 7:36, 10:31 and 1:23,

Is is the co-feature.

Catholic priest who replaces Barry Fitzgerald (above) as the head of the parish.

FLYNN ACCUSER RECEIVES DIVORCE

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2 (U. PJ).

platinum blonde who claimed that film actor Errol Flynn is the father of her child, yesterday divorced her ex-seabee husband because he ‘was too jealous. Miss Hassau won her decree from vocalist Henry Hassau after brief testimony that he was abusive, jealous and many times cruel, She and Hassau were married in Mexico April 18, 1943, and separated the following November, a, month after - she filed , paternity

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