Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1944 — Page 6

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OPENING TODAY "INDIANA

The Master Race” with: George Coulouris, Stanley Ridges and Osa Massen, at 11, 2, 5:05, 11:05 and 2:10 ‘Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore,” with Simone Simon and, James Ellison, at 12:45, 3:45, 6:45, 9:50. and. 12:50, | LYRIC “Jungle Woman," with Evelyn Ankers, J. Carrol Nash, Lois Collier and Milburn tons, at 12:17, ma, 8.06 and 10:4 “The Mummy's ah; " with John Carradine, Ramsey Aniés and Barton MacLane, at 11:13, 1:48, 4:24,- 7 and

CURRENT FEATURES ENGLISH'S “Othello,” with Paul Robeson, Jose Ferrer and Uta Hagen, at 2:15 and 8:15,

civic “Three Little Foxes,” with Winl. fred Skyrme, Paul McNamara and Earl Davis, at 8.30. CIRCLE “Bride by Mistake,” . with Marshall and Laraine Day, 1:45, 4:40, 7:35 and 10:30 “My Pal Well,” with Sharyn Mol fett, at 12:30, 3:25, 6:20 and 9:15,

LOEW'S “Marriage Is a Private Affair” with Lana Turner, James Craig and John Hodiak, at 13:14, 1:25, 6.38 and 9:50. “The Mark of the Whistler,” with Richard Dix, at 11:10, 2:21, 5:32, and 8:46,

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Keith Acrobat

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Here is one of the three Orantes, acrobatic performers, in Keith's stage show which opens tomorrow,

LINCOLN THEATER REOPENS TONIGHT

The Lincoln Theater, 1531 S. East st., will reopen tonight under the management of Mr, and Mrs. B. L. Nickbarg. : The theater, closed for some time, has been equipped with new sound | equipment, screen and seats and has been redecorated, Three program changes weekly will prevail, with new pictures scheduled each Sun-

day, Wednesday and Friday.

NEIGHBORHOODS

BELMONT ~~ Through Saturday: "Youth | Runs Wild” and ‘Mademoiselle Fin."

CINEMA ~ Through Saturday: “Kitty Foyle” and “‘Syncopation.”

DAISY Through Dimitrios” and DREAM-Through tomorrow: for Love’ and “Curse of People.” EMERSON - Through Saturday: “Hour Before the Dawn” and “Seng of Nevada.” ESQUIRE~—Through Friday: “Third Finger, Left Hand” and “She Knew All the Answers.” Fou NTAIN SQUARE — Through Priday: “Swing Fever” and “U-Boat Prisoner.” GARFIELD ~~ Through tomorrow: “Mr, Skeflington" and “Headin' for Gou's Country,” 3 GRANADA "Impatient Years’ snd “Falcon in Mexico, Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Sensations of 1946” and “Stars on Parade.” HAMILTON "Going My Way." Tomorrow through Saturday: “Phantom of the " snd “Henry Aldrich's Little

tomorrow: "Mask of “She's a Boldier, Too." “No Time the Cat

HOLLYWOOD . ~ “Across the Pacific” the Irish,” | IRVING ~ Through Sunday: “Seventh | Cross” and “Youth Runs Wild." { “Two Girls |

Through tomorrow, and “Leave It 10

LINCOLN-~Through tomorrow: i and a Sailor” and “Mr. Muggs Sweps Que." ! i MECCA—-Through tomorrow: “Happy Go } Lucky" and “Men on Her Mind.’ oLp TRAIL—Through tomorrow; “Days of Glory” and “Jam Session.’ ORIENTAL" Lady snl the Monster” and “Falcon Out West.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “I'he Canterville Ghost" and “Song of Nevada." PARAMOUNT ‘Passport to Destiny” and Yellow Rose of Teans.” Tomorrow and Friday: “Her Primitive Man" and “Battle Cry of China.” PARRER — Through Friday: Comrade” and “Seven Days Ashi REX Through tomorrow: “The lat Gang’ and “Is Everybody Happy.” RITZ—Through Saturday: “Christmas Holiday and “Henry Aldrich's Little Becret. RIVOLI «= “Birth of “Brother - Rat.” Sunday: “Janie" Wild ST. CLAIR—Through Saturday: and “Ghost Walks Alon

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the Blues” and Tomorrow through snd “Youlh Runs

“Janie”

od “Days of Glory. Tomorrow through Saturday: “Bells Starr” and “Song of the Saddle.” SPEEDWAY "The Big Store’ and “Crime by Night,” Tomorrow through Satur Parade of Texas’ snd "Blan on

RIDAN ~ “Double Indemnity” and It Big.” Tomorrow through

: "Madame Curie’ and “Man

STATE Through tomorrow: “Souls at Sea’ and ‘Men un Mer Mind.” STRAND--Through Saturday: ‘Seventh Cross’ and “Stars on Parade.’ STRATPFORD-Through tomorrow: Is Down" and "‘Jitterbugs." TACOMA--Through tomorrow: “Women of the Town" and “It Happened To~ morrow." TALBOTT ~— Borrow or Steal’ Time."

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Through Baturday: “Beg. and “On Borrowed UPTOWN--Through Saturday! “Go West" and “Stars en Parade.”

VOGUE--Through Saturday: “Double Ine demnity" and ‘Fast snd Loose.”

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“Home In mn

ZARING-- ~Through Saturday: Indiana” and "Mademoiselle

DOWNTOWN

ALAMO - Through tomorrow: Woman” and ‘Men of Texas.”

AMBASSADOR-Through Saturday: ‘Hall the Conquering Hero” and “Mask of Dimitrios."

DINNER ARRANGED | Golden Rule auxiliary, O. E. 8, will meet at 12:15 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Alma Schoenholtz, 240 S. Emerson ave., for the annual Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Idbby Brautigan, Mrs. Libbie Everett and Mrs. Pearl Krause will assist in the dinner and a business meeting.

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OLSEN, JOHNSON'S SHOW TOMORROW

den extravaganza, “Sons O' Fun,” will open at English's tomorrow night, featuring Marty and Joe May. ¥ The mad and gq merry musical show, which is a glorified “Hellza=

It was produced at a cost of $175,000 and ran for two years at the 46th st. theater and Winter Garden in New York on top of record returns on thé road. Besides the May boys in the will include Al Ganz and Al Meyers, Marilyn Ross, Jack » Shea in the leading parts with June Johnson, Bobby Barry, Margie Greene, Bobby Jarvis, Anita de Palma, William Moran, Jack Whitney, Kitty Murray and 100 others rounding out the cast. The show opens at 8:30 p.'m. tomorrow and will run for three days with a matinee performance Saturday.

G. A. R. UNIT TO MEET T. W. Bennett Circle 23, Laties of the G. A. R, will hold a covered dish luncheon at noon tomorrow, followed by a card party at 1:30 p. m. at Ft. Friendly, Mrs. Irene Compton will preside.

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Alabama at 19th Presents

“THE LITTLE FOXES”

LAST TWO NIGHTS NOV. I5 and 16 at 8:30 P. M.

Seats $1.25 Plus Tax

Reservations WA, 4597 Box Office Open 1 to 9» FP. M. Daily

LAST 2 DAYS!

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poppin,” is full of gags and girls.

Olsen and Johnson roles, the cast|

Romantic Team

and His ORCHESTRA

DINNER MUSIC, 7:30.70 9 P. M. DANCING FROM 9:00 P. M, (Federal admissions tax applies after 9 FP. M,) ’

Broadeast Fri. & Sat. 10:15 P, M. Station WIBC

EXCELLENT CUISINE NEVER A COVER CHARGE

Ramsay Ames and Robert Lowery form a romantic twosome in. “The Mummy's Ghost,” cofeature with “Jungle Woman” opening today at the Lyric.

; SHE RISKED HER LIFE FOR HIM. . |

Yet She Had Vowed Never - To Love Any Man!

¢ ~woh Walter Slezak Lucile Watson Directed by Frank Sorzage ¢ Serean Play by Lenore Coffee

A FRANK BORZAGE PRODUCTION Coming Friday

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RA ——— : OPENS TOMORROW 8:30 P.M.

2,000 RESERVED SEATS AT $1.20 FOR EACH PERFORMANCE

TICKETS NOW ON SALE COLISEUM or L. STRAUSS & 00. BOX OFFICES

ONJA. HEN J EK; erson

With Her Entirely New 1945 Edition

HOLLYWOOD ICE REVUE

Tomorrow Thru Nov. 26

11 BIG NITES 8:30 P, M.

ig) Boxes $3.00, Parquet Boxes $3.00, Memanine $2.40, * Mezzanine $1.80. (Tax Includ

OOLISEUM gid OFFICE—Open Daily 10 i to P.M L. STRAUSS & CO. Box Office Open Weekdays During Store Hrs.

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FABIEN SEVITZKY, Conductor

OSCAR LEVANT 78 P.M. Cale Tabernacle

ALL-GERSHWIN PROGRAM

NOW ON SALE

Murat (RI. 9596) & ©. P. Wasson Record Dept. , $2.00 (Tax Incl) ABSOLUTELY NO MAIL OR TELEPRONE ORDERS TO WASSON'St

Marx Bros. ee PUES roe “STARS ON PARADE"

Final Night ee STARTS TOMORROW —oee

“GO WEST”

Joyce Reynolds “JANIE” — PIUS me “GHOST WALKS ALONE”

“THE SEVENTH CROSS” ae PUY eee “STARS ON PARADE”

‘LADY & THE MONSIER “FALCON OUT WEST”

“CANTERVILLE GHOST” “SONG OF NEVADA”

TONE-AdaIt, 5:43 "Til . 306 ser and His Ban

“SWING FEVER” nt uy -BOAT PRISONER”

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Ble D Travers *MOON 18 DO DOWN" Laurel & Hardy “JITTERBUGS”

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Durbin—Gene K “CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY”

Jimmy Lydon—Charlie

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Walter o Jeanne BRENNAN CRAINE “HOME IN INDIANA". Simone Simon—Kurt Krueger “MADEMOISELLE FIFI”

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SOUTH SIDE

1531 8. East MA-8754

REOPENS TONIGHT!

s Doors Open 6:45 P. M. New Seats—New Screen—Redecorated Jimmy Durante—Van Johnson “TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR” E. 8. Kids “MR. MUGGS STEPS OUT” Plus! Paramount News

SANDERS >;

Thru Wednesday o “52ND STREET” Gregory Peck “DAYS OF GLORY"

EAST SIDE BIGGEST BEST

Last Ti Plus T mes é 25¢ 5:48 to § Bing Croshy—Mary Martin Brian Denlevy—Rochester “BIRTH OF THE BLUES” Ronald Priscilla Wayne

REAGAN LANE MORRIS “BROTHER RAT”

THURS. .vouru'nuns win Plus! 40-Minute “CARTOON REVUE” IR.

SHERIDAN 5", 5000 nial IRVINGTON ‘SHOWING ed MacMurray~Barbara Stanwyek

"4DOUBLE INDEMNITY"

Jack Haley “TAKE IT BIG”

EMERSON, “ss

Veronica Lake—Franchot Tone

Roy Rogers “SONG OF NEVADA"

“HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN"

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