Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1944 — Page 21

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‘Double ‘Indemnity’ Opens On Local Screen.

“Double Indemnity,” which opened yesterday at the Indiana, not only points a moral as Hollywood fs apt to do but also gets

favorites on the screen be punished. Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck are the punishees and Edward G. Robinson does an un~ usually quiet job of sitting back and letting crime practically solve itself. . MacMurray is a mild enough sort of individual, even for an insurance salesman, until he gets the treatment that the males of the movie audiences have been getting from Miss Stanwyck for several years : A Little Cheating Between them they manage a “foolproof” way to cheat an insurance company out of a little double indemnity. The fact that Miss Stanwyck’s husband was placed in a somewhat difficult position as a consequence is of no consequence to them at first, Probably no movie actress could have done a better job than Miss Stanwick in her role right “down the line,” as she remarks in the picture.

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Chevalier's Fate

PARIS, Aug. 31 (U. P.).—Doubt today shrouded the exact fate of Maurice Chevalier, former movie star reported to have been slain by Maquis as a collaborationist, but it defiintely has been established that he was in Paris three months ago, Inquiries established that Cheva-

There is enough shoving around. and shooting to keep the film| entertaining all the way through. | Elsa Lanchester, sometimes known | as Mrs. Charles Laughton, but more | often too little praised for her own! acting ability, does an amusing job in “Passport to Destiny,” the title and plot of which means little.— (By John Chadwick.)

LAUREL BOY DIES CONNERSVILLE, Aug. 31 (U. P.). —Services were planned today for Robert C. Foster, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs.» Robert J. Foster of Laurel,

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{wounds. Dennis E. Smith, 14, told | {Coroner Otto Pippin that Foster | was shot after a squirrel hunt by| {a gun which he thought was unloaded.

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Tickets on Sale at L. Strauss Store Reserved Seats, $1.20 General Admission, 85¢ (Tax included) Saturday Night, Sept. 2 {One Night Oniy)

Lulu Belle, Hoosier Hot Shots. Ramblin' Red Foley, Mac and Bob, Pat Buttram, OMe and Little Genevieve, Preirie Ramblers, Salty Holmes, Hal O'Halloran, Arkis, Jolly Joa Kelly, and guest ster:

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lier came here for medical atten{tion and that he remained for three | weeks, during which he had lunch ‘several times with Mistinguette, the noted music hall entertainer, Late in June, Chevalier went

{south to the Bordogne region to]

stay with friends, but acquaintances in Paris received a letter from him late in July. Since then there has

been no word from him, but in-|° formants said this was not surpris-| |

ing because the Bordogne region had been declared a forbidden zone by the Germans and no mail could i get through.

MISS COMPTON WINS DIVORCE DECREE

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 31 (U, P.). -—Former movie and follies star

i Juliette Compton received a final | divorce

decree yesterday from James Bartram, wealthy British industrialist who she charged likes to dress in their maid's clothing iand once talked a burglar into lay{ing dower. his gun and play a game of chess.

END BEDFORD BAKERY TIEUP BEDFORD, Ind. Aug. 31 (U, P.).

| —A strike involving 50 workers and ‘tying up Bedford's only bakery was

settled by union and management

{officials and housewives today re-

ceived their first bread since last Sunday. The workers, striking after Dean Mulkins, a mixer, was discharged, agreed to a committee of

i three to investigate the incident.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES {'Lone Ranger’

Diesin Actio oN LONG BEACH, Cal, Aug. 31 (U. P.) ~Marine Sgt. Lee Powell, the red-masked Lone Ranger of the movies whe galloped through riproarin’ serials on a white stallion named “Silver,” ahs been killed in action in the South Pacific, the navy announced yesterday, The 35-year-old film cowboy had been stationed in the South Pacific since ‘November, 1942, and had fought his way ashore with the marines at Tarawa and, Saipan. His widow, Mrs. Norma Powell, Long Beach, said she had not been informed where her husband was killed. Powell, a former track and football star at Long Beach Junior college and the University of Montana, gained fame as the Lone Ranger in 1937 and 1939. With his horse “Silver” he toured the United States and Canada several years ago with the Wallace Brothers circus.

YOUTH DROWNS IN RIVER

MARION, Ind. Aug. 31 (U. P.).— Lloyd Needler, Hartford City, was treated for serious burns about the head and body today after an accident on the Mississinewa river yesterday in which his son, Gene Albert Needler, 18, drowned. Their motorboat exploded and burned and the father was unable to pull his! son to safety.

with CLADE: RAINS « ware aged LAST DAY!

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OPENING TODAY LOEW'S “Dragon Seed,” with Katharine Hepburh, Walter Huston and ‘Aline

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CURRENT FEATURES ~ INDIANA

“Double Indemnity,” with Pred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck and G. Robinson, at 11, 2:01, bol 3, 11:04 and 2:05. “Passport to Destiny,” with Elsa Lancaster, at 12:57, 3:58, 6:59, 10 and 1:01¢

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“Mr. Skeffington,” with Bette Davis and Claude Ralns, at 11:35, 2:05, 4:37, 7:05 and 9:30,

CIRCLE On stage, Bla onan, at 1:01, 3:58, 6:55 and 9:4

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“Girl In ed Case,” with Bipwend 10%e, at 12:15, 2:46, 5:17, 8:01 a

FT. WAYNE TELEVISION ASKED

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