Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1944 — Page 20

Band Leader Artie Shaw yesterday - pleared the way for a speedy court "hearing of his second wife's divorce

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SHAW WON'T CONTEST, court he would not contest the

the former daughter of composer Jerome Kern, charged the clarinet tootler with unprovoked “extreme

Times Amusement Clock

OPENING TODAY KEITH'S of stage, Chet Paree Follies, at 50, 4:25, 7 and 9:26. “The Racket ay. with Tom Neal and Jeanne Bales, at 12:18, 2:50, 5:25, 8 and 10:2 +» CURRENT eros INDIANA “Christmas Holiday,” with Dednna

Durbin and Gene Celly, at 12:41, 3:54, 7:07 Sue 10:05.

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She’ Soldie Too,” Beulan *sondl, at 1 34, 2:47,

8.58. LYRIC “The Invisible Man's Revenge’ with Jon Hall, at 11:18, 2:03, 447, 5:32 and 10:16. “The Searlet Claw,” with Basil Rahtbone and Nigel Bruce, at 12:49, 3:34, 6:18 and 9:03 : LOEW'S “Dragon Seed,’ with Kathatine Hepburn, Walter Huston and Aline Machialion: at 11, 1:32, 4:11, 6:30

and 9:3 CIRCLE “Janie,” with Joyce Reynolds, Robert Hutton and Edward Arnold, at 12:13, 3:31, 6:49 and 10:07. “A Night of Adventure,” with T Conway, at 11, 2.18, 5:36 and 8:54,

ACTRESS WINS DIVORCE

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 7 (U. P.).— Actress Lois Collier yesterday ended | her six-year marriage to Robert | Duncan, bank exeécutive, whom she | charged was “suspicious” when she | came. home late from work. Miss | Colter, who was 16 when she mar{ried Duncan, was granted an in- | terlocutory divorce decree,

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Jon Goes ‘Invisible’

Now You See Hall, Now You Don't at Lyric. -

Jon Hall has a role in the picture which opened yesterday at the Lyric that ‘many less popular

for. He plays the lead in the Universal film, “The Invisible Man's

Revenge.” Playing a man who returns from Africa>-aftér suffering from amnda for five years, Mr. Hall suggests to Lester Matthews and Gale Sondergaard that they give back the money t stole from him. They attempt to liquidate the debt by dropping him in the river after slipping him a mickey fiun. Leon- Errol, the innocent bystander, retrieves him.

Fades Into Sin Air

After the usual scientific legerdermain, this time by John Carradine, Mr. Hall's 196 pounds fade into thin air, Thus protected from mickeys and unexpected swims, he sets out to pursue his debtors. That mission is successful hut Mr. Hall crowds his luck by essaying the role of Don Juan. He finally meets his match when he runs afoul of Brutus—a -great Dane that was rendered invisible by one of Carradine's earlier experiments. Brutus, with laudable canine loyalty, resents the killing of his

own private revenge.

Waits 19 Years : To Get Divorce

© PITTSBURGH, Sept. 7 (U, P.). —August Otto, 70, decided, after 19 years, that he had waited long enough for his wife, so he applied for a divorce. Otto said his wife; Maria, left him in 1925, and he has given up hope that she will return, “Nineteen years is a long time for a woman to keep her husband waiting,” he told. «tive court.

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Aline. MacMahon is ‘cast in “Dragon Seed,” opening its second week .at Loew’s today.

Hoosier's Band Will Open Roof

AN INDIANA hoy who achieved fame as a singing star and orchestra leader will bring his musical aggregation to the Indiana Roof for opening night : Sept. 15. He is Eddie Stone, = 'who will make his first Indiana-‘: polis appearance ! " with the orches- | tra, and has! played at the | Aragon ballroom, | Chicago. Featured with the Stone ensemble will be the .

Eddie Stone Sweethearts of the Strings and

Harriet Collins. The band - is

booked through Sept. 17.

‘FOX’ OF LINDBERGH CASE JAILED AGAIN

TOLEDO, O., Sept, 7 (U. P.).—

Norman "T. Whittaker; 58; notorious |-

as the “Fox” who helped defraud Mrs. Evelyn Walsh McLean of $104,000 during the Lindbergh kidnaping case, was in federal prison today tor the sixth time in 20 years. Convicted on a charge of using the mails to send narcotic tablets. Whittaker was sentenced to 18 months by Judge Frank L. Kloeb. He flashed briefly into national prominence in 1932 when he was apprehended as an accomplice of Gasn B. Means, former private detective.

CHICAGO POETESS DIES CHICAGO, Sept. 7 (U. P), — | Poetess Eunice Tietjens, a leader in - |the free verse movement, died last night in Wesley Memorial hospital. Thi was 60.

“Miss Durbin

bad weather and the escape of a convict from the state penitentiary combine to make a very busy

“Christmas Holiday,” the Universal film which opened yesterday at the

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The plot, which is set in New Orleans, is really two stories, one told by a series of flashbacks to bring the audience up-to-date. A newly commissioned army officer, Dean Harens, learns that his flancee has married someone else as he is preparing to fly home for the wedding, He gets as far as New Orleans, where he meets Deanna Durbin, who is sifging torch songs in a cheap cafe.

Miss Durbin, playing the part of

tenant how she met dashing Robbert Manette (Gene Kelley), scion of an After a brief romance they marry and Abigail is quickly accepted by Manette's mother who hopes a wife will counteract Robert’s weaknesses, of which the wife, incidentally, knows nothing. i The happy marriage hits the rocks with a crash in six months, when Robert commits a murder and is sent up for life. Abigail feels she has failed him and imprisons her{self in the low resort as her pentitence. Her self-imposed ordeal comes to an end when Robert escapes from prison to kill her. An alert policeman kills him and Abigail, free of her obligations, looks forward to brighter times with the lieutenant,

“In Dramatic Role:

Miss Durbin, cast in a dramatic role, handles it with assurance. She sings only two songs, “Always” and “Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year,” in the lovely Durbin manner.

“Christmas Holiday” is mot a pleasant picture, It's a study in some of the more unpleasant

human emotions and far removed from Miss Durbin’s other works, but it is good entertainment. (By Robert J. Fox.)

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