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|Heat Wave * With Music
That's Impression of Dance Revue at English.
By MILDRED KOSCHMANN | A musical heat wave ranging from the African sands to the New Orleans Dixieland swept into the English theater last night when Katherine Dunham and her dancers took over the stage. The performance given "by the lovely Miss Dunham and a cast of golden-skinned contortionists is truly unique. There's rhythm in every movement, even to a bend of the finger and wriggle of the toe, and every muscle in the bodies of the dancers gets its full share of exercise. 3 Variety was one of the keynotes of the entertainment and dances went from the interpretations of primi-
right down to modern hep-cat jive
Among numbers featuring Miss Dunham were “Bahiana,” a Brazilian
action; *“Tropics-Shore Excursion,” showing her as the lady with the big cigar; “Barrel House,” in which she does the Florida Swamp Shimmy;” the “Rara Tonga,” an _interpretative folk tale of the Melanesian people, and “Choro,” a 19th century
Besides dancing Miss Dunham
numbers, singing most of them in Portuguese. And top performances were given by Bobby Capo, the Bing Crosby of South America, and the Dowdy quartet which, dressed in top hats, tails and black velvet, sang the popular “Darktown Strutters’ Ball.” The colorful company with its flamboyant costumes and ¢heir boogie-woogie and African-born
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ENGLISH'S “Tropical Revue” with Katherine Duh at 2:30 and 8:30.
CIRCLE | erchesra and Mazine 3
at "4! 0, 3:40, 6:40, 9:40 and 13:35. “Louisiana Hayride” with Judy Rand at 11:15, 2:40, 5:05, T: 85, . \
11 and —Ra Kinney at 12:55, 3, 5. oo 1 HY a “Hayride” at
1:50, 3:85, 8, 8:08 Nd
LOEW'S “Since” You Went Away,” with Jennifer Jones, Shirley Temple Claudette ' Colbert, Joseph Cotten, ‘Robert Walker,. Lionel Barrymore and Monty Hoolley, at “10, 13:55, 3:50, 6:49, 9:46
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Sunday—Vaudeville at 2:05, 4:30, 6:55 and 9:20. “Empire” at 12:30, 2:56, 5:20, 7:45 and 10:10.
LL “Arsenle and Old Lace,” with Cary Grant, Raymond Massey, Jack rson and Peter Lerre, at 12:14, 5 33, 6:52 and 10:1 “The es. with Stan Lau. rel and Oliver Hardy, at 11, 2:19,
5:38 and 8:57. Sunday—*“Arsenic” at 12:05, 3:22, 6:42 and 10:02. “Big Notes at
2:08, 5:28 and 8:48.
LYRIC Dead,” with Boris 3:28, 6:18 and
“The Walking Karloff, at 13:41, 9:08.
“Tiger Shark.” with Edward G: Robinson at. 11, 1:47, 4:34, 7:24 and 10:14,
Sunday — “Walking Dead” at 12:30, 3:17 6:07 A 8:57. “Tiger Shark” at 1:36, 4:23, 7:13 and 10:03.
CIVIC WORKSHOP TO OFFER PLAYS
The first meeting of the Civic theater workshop will be held at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at the theater. Two one-act comedies, “Why I'm a Bachelor” and “Miss Bobby Socks,” will be presented. Norman Green, director of the workshop; will be in charge.
$38,225 IN WAR STAMPS Students in Indianapolis schools purchased war stamps totaling $38,225 during September. The total was smaller than that of the cor-
rhythms will play for two more perzysesponding month in 1943, but last formances, one this afternoon ang, year’s. total included purchases by
“teachers and patrons.
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Kinney Band
tra and a host of guest. stars opened a seven-day stay at the Circle theater yesterday.
| Headlining the bill, the Kinney
songs for which it is famous. The orchestra deviates from its island selections once to feature Sammy Makia in a rendition of one of Indiana’s favorite songs, “Stardust.” The Aloha Girls, five hula artists, appear with the orchestra and a hula comedienne, Leinaala, is featured in several novelty num. bers. A highlight of the show is the appearance of the Radio Rogues, comedy stars of stage, screen and radio. The trio's side-splitting impersonations of the great and neargreat were the hit of the show, resulting in their being called back for encores time after time. Another comedy team, Rochelle
of ballroom dancing, to the delight of the audience. The team now is en route to the South Pacific, to appear with U, 8. O. units. An added attraction to the stage show is the appearance of Maxine, formerly featured as singer with Phil Spitalny and his all-girl orchestra. The screen offering is “Louisiana Hayride,” starring Judy Canova. (By Donna Mikels.)
Opens Here i
Hawaiian Music Feeture of ; Bill at Circle. Ht Ray Kinney, his Hawaiian orches- b
orchestra features the Hawallan|
and Beebe, slaughter the gentle art]
Maxine, the girl with “the voice of charm,” is featured in the Cire cle theater stage show this week,
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WHATS CEBKIN/
Oct. 21, 1944
after news surrender. . .
Lloyd Fletcher,
Shover,
plants for the
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Wabash.
by Oct. 1, 1945, . .
. “V-E day,”
Continued from Preceding Page
Pumpkins on a Tree— THE STATE Alcoholic Beverages eommission has appealed to liquor permit holders to stop selling liquor for 24 hours is received of Germany's the commission says, “is not a day for hilarity, but rather for thankfulnes and solemnity.” 841 Church st, second-degree burns when he’ bicycle through a small trash fire, . . . Butler's enrollment is up to 1511 students—a ‘gain of 200 over last year. . .
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Leaves Cause Headache—
THE CITY PLAN commission has recommended elimination of one North side traffic hazard by widening and straightening E. 63d st. along White river and renaming itBroad Ripple ave. , ., . The widening would be from the Monon railroad to Rosslyn ave. . + « The state stream pollution board has ordered eight Hoosier towns and two private firms to cease polluting streams and rivers . City street cleaners are having their annual headache as the result of falling leaves.
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What's Cookin’ in Sports— THE INDIANAPOLIS Caps launched the hockey season Thursday night by defeating ihe Buffalo Bisons, defending champions, 2-1, in a hard-fought game. . . of 7357 roaring fans was on hand for the game. . . . The Indianapolis Baseball club has decided to “shorten the fences” at Victory field by moving home plate 25 feet farther away from stands. officials hope it will produce more home runs by the none-too-heavy Tribe . Gil English was the only member of the team to hit a homer out of the park this year. . Bowling alley proprietors have announced that although they are having ‘trouble finding pin setters, they ‘probably won't follow St. “aul operators’ example in. closing their : . . Two of the Hoosier Big Three did all right last week-end. : «+ + Notre Dame crushed Dartmouth 64-0, while I. U. was doing the same to Nebraska, . But Purdue bowed to the Iowa I. U. will open a 22-game basketball schedule Nov. 30 against . Harry Schorinstein shot a _ hole-in-one on No. 11 at Pleasant Run. © « « « Coach Billy Thom of I. U. defeated Rene LaBelle in the feat Hercules A. C. Wrestling shoy.
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L. STRALSS 400, i rs STORE
« + » 14-year-old
. Mrs. Sarah Barnes, 1010 N. New Jersey, has a freak pumpkin vine. . . . It grew up a mulberry tree in her back yard, and now she's picking pumpkins off the tree, . , . Miss Esther Fay Tech English teacher who died recently, bequeathed 500 books to the Butler university library.
bout at the
In the Mail Bag—
W. L. KLINGLER, Bkr. 3-c.,, writes from Tinian where he ran onto William F. Glick= Graceland, another
ert, 4022
Cookin’ ” fan. . ,
suffered rode his
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reference to him
writes to say he his station enjoy
him to write. . . V-mails us from
U. 8. A” ..
Kansas City was . Am I right
. A crowd concerned. . can give you. . . gettings. . . Dick, Jean, Club
Powell, France, Ray, Family. .
Nov. 9, Mother, Thomas Rhoads, Ruby And
Folks, Zella. . .
Father. . . 2-¢, Pacific, Nov.
. We'll see you again next week.
Sgt. George K. Blackburn Jr. writes from France to thank us for correcting our
way, after our mistake he got promoted from
corporal to sergeant. . . . Lynch, whose home is at 312° S. Holnies,
william A. Warren; *G. M. 3-c, drops us a : note from New Guinea giving more details on his meeting with Anthony Feletic. . from New Guinea, T. Sgt. L. C. Lavender asks us to say hello to T. Sgt. Warren P. Zarrick, wherever he is, and to ask . H. G. Bernloehr, Bkr. 1-c,
an explanation of “What's Cookin's” reference to Indianapolis as the “Heart of the . “I have always been under the impression,” he says, “that Indianapolis was the Crossroads of the Nation and that
we don't know about Kansas City's claims, but “What's Cookin’ ” feels that besides being the “Crossroads,” Indianapolis certainly is the “Heart of the U. S. A.” at least as far as the Naptowners all over the world are . That's the best answer we
. Happy birthday to Sgt. Robert Tirmenstein, France, Oct. 24, Mother, Dad, . And to Ray E. Powell, S 2-¢, Great Lakes, Mom, Dad, Sister. . . Nov. 28, Mom, Dad, Sisler,
Taylor, France, Oct. 30, the Powell Family. . « . And to Pfc. Nov. 1, Family... . ‘ Glaze, Italy, Nov. And to Sgt. Francis Richard Meara, England,
ie Cala to Pvt. Carl Fischer, Lowry field, Oct. 27, Mom, Dad ily. . . . And . to Ensign Joseph T. Phiella, Mediterranean,
Nov. 7, Mother, Dad, Folks. . . ‘ Sgt. Thomas Alexander, Southwest Pacific,
Mulry III, Italy, Oct. 28, Dad, Marge, Family. ‘ . And to Pvt. Joseph De Guglielmo, France, Oct. 29, Wife, Family, . . Pvt. Robert Kord, France, Oct. 20, Mother, . And to Joseph M. Hayden, F
“What's . He says “Tinian is very beautiful and green and the noises of the chickens and cattle of a morning sound like home. . . . The nights are beautiful, but the flares and rifle fire remind us we aren't anye where near Indiana.”
as “captain.” . . AnyAnd T. Sgt. H. P. and all the local boys at “What's Cookin'”. .
. Also (Pinky)
the Central Pacific to ask
the Heart of the U. 8. A. or wrong?” .-. . Well, sir,
. And now for the birthday
Oct. 29, Wife, Daughter, . And to Sgt. Carl W,
. And to Cpl. Frederick James L. Smith, England, . And to Pvt. Albert J. 8, Mom, Dad, Folks, . . .
Sue. . And to Sgt. Southwest Pacific, Nov. 5,
. And to S. . And to Cpl. Lawrence A. . And to
11, Mother, Father, Sisters.
Wednesday: canisiviile Ghost” and “Three Men in Whit UIRE—Through Tussah: “You Were
E “Never Lovelier’’ and ‘Doctor Takes a
FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: “Double Indemnity” and “Jamboree.” GARFIELD— Sahara” and ‘Cowboy Canteen.” Tomorrow through Taesd By: “Bathing Beauty.” /GRANADA—Through Wednesday: and “A Night of Adventure.” , HAMILTON ‘Roger _ Touhy, Sangster: and “Some Like It Hot.” Tomorr through Wednesday: ‘This Is the Lifer and “Oanterville Ghost. HOLLYWOOD ‘Detective Kitty O'Day" and “Outlaws of Santas Fe." Tomorrow “Man From Prisco"
“Janie”
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through Tuesday: and “Melody Trail
IRVING—"Mr. Winkle Goes to wa and
5 on Voy age Home.” Tomorrow Tuesday: ‘‘Home in Indiana" and “Curse Vot the Cat People.” MECCA-' ‘Gunsmoke Mesa and “A
Night for Crime.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Show Business and “Thunderpirds.” OLD TRAIL—"Bermuda Mystery” “Law Men.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Bathing Beauty” and “Roger Touhy, Gangster.” ORIENTAL—""Adyentures of Mark Twain" “Harvest Moon.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘White Cliffs of Dover” and “Career Girl." PARAMOUNT — “Yellow Canary” and “Partners of the Trail” Tomorrow and Monday: “Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble” and “Sarong Girl) PARKER — Through Tuesday: Across the Border” and Secret 8ervice."” REX ‘Man From Prisco” and ™“‘Bar * Tomorrow through Tuesday: “CanServille Ghost” and “Three Men. in White.” RITZ—''Eve of st. Primitive Man.” Tuesday: ~camerville, “Three Men in Whit RIVOLI — Through rw! Indemnity” and * ‘Passport to Destiny. 3 Last show tonighty ‘Mr, Lucky.” ST. CLAIR— ‘Double Indemnity’ “Block Busters.” Tomorrow Tuesday: ‘‘Make Your Own 3B “Roger Touhy, Gangster.” SANDERS—"“Chance of a Lifetime” and “Beyond the st Frontier.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Slightly Danger= ous” and “The Kansan.” SPEEDWAY— “Mr, Winkle Goes to War”
and
‘Hands “Chan's
Mark” and “Her Tomorrow through Ghost” and
and through ed” and
and “Night of Adventure.’”” Tomorrow and Monday: “Janie” and “Address Unknown.”
SHERIDAN — “Show and “Waterloo Bridge. " Tomorrow through Wednesday: “The Hour Before Dawn" and ‘The Hitler Gang." STATE—'Boss of Rawhide” Came to Blow Up America.” Tomarrow through Tuesday: “Lady and the Mon ster’ and “Whispering Footsteps.” - STRAND-—'Double Indemnity” and “am Sess fon.” Tomorrow through Tussdays
Business"
and “They
“Between Two Worlds! and Your Own Bed.” STRATFORD—"Girls on Probation” and “South of - the rder.” Tomorrow Tuesday: “Let's Face It” and “Immortal Sergeant.’
TACOMA ‘Once Upon & Time” and “Bar 20." Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Adventures of Mark Twain” and “Rootin’ Tootin' Rhythm.” TALBOTT—'‘The Hour Before the Dawn" and “Man From Frisco.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Waterloo Bridge” and “Fast Company.” TUXEDO—"'Seven Days Ashore” and “Yellow Canary.” Tomorrow through
“A Night of Adventure.” DOWNTOWN ALAMO — Shrousht Monday: Law” and “Rustlers’ Hideout." AMABSSADOR ‘Double Indemnity’’ and ” Tomorrow through Wednesday: Retdrn of the Ape Man" ‘‘Chan’s Black Magic.”
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Tuesday: “Bathing Beauty” and “Attack.” : UPTOWN— ‘Roger Touhy, Gangster” and “Jam Session.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Double Indemnity” and “Block Busters.” VOGUE—Through Tuesday: ‘‘Janie.” ZARING—Through Tuesday: ‘Janie” and
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