Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1944 — Page 22

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The Indianapolis Piano Teachers association will meet at 10 a. m.

house. A musical program will follow the business meeting.

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A. R. chapter

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“Sweet an Lowdown”

“STARS ON PARADE"

“Sweet and Lowdown”

“MARINE RAIDERS” “Sweet and Lowdown"

“IMPATIENT YEARS" “Girl in the Case”

FRIDAY.

‘Irish Eyes’ At Indiana

Technicolor Crammed With Rich Tunes.

You can put on your. best green outfit and go down to the Indiana

b'gorry there's good Irish entertainment in “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling.” The new technicolor musical is crammed with such. rich tunes as “Mother Machree,” “Boy o' Mine,” “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling,” “A Little Bit of Heaven” and “Let the Rest of the World Go By.” The picture, of course, is cen= tered around the music with Dick Haymes and June Haver, one of the" stars in “Home in Indiana,” doing most of the singing. The story isn't much different from the hundreds of others written about composers. Revolving around the.life of Ernest R. Ball, composer of sentimental ballads, the film ‘is full of color’ and humor. Monty Woolley is cast as the fabulous man-about-town Edgar Brawley, former gold mine operator, race horse owner, snake oil salesman and get-rich-quick specialist who walks backwards into the lives and romance of Mary “Irish” O'Brien (June Haver) and Efnest Ball (Dick Haymes). The part is made to fit Monty and he takes full advantage of this. Miss Haver has a wicked left and a typical Irish temper. She leaves Haymes with a black eye and goes to New York but he risks his life in the ring to get enough money to follow Her. Leonard Warren, Metropolitan opera star who sang at Cadle tab-

-lernacle, two weeks ago, and Miss

Blanche Thebom, Met singer, give the most outstanding vocal performance in their singing of Irish favorites,

theater this week - for gosh and i

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DANCE

Orchestra Fri, and Sat. Nites.

Admission 66¢ (Tax Inc.) Reservations, GA-0062—GA-5061 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

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OPENING TODAY KEITH'S On stage, “Star-Studded Revue” at 1:54, 4:23, 6:52 and 9:21.

“They Live in Fear,” with Otto Kruger, at 12:15, 2:44, 5:13, 7:43 and

CURRENT FEATURES INDIANA “Irish Eyes Are Smiling,” with June Haver, Dick Hymes and Monty Woolley, at 11, 1:45, 4:35, 7:25. and 10:15. “The Girl who Dared,” with Lorna Gray, at 12:50, 3:40, 6:25 and 9:15, LYRIC “Casanova Brown,” with Gary Cooper and Teresa Wright, at 11, 1:44, 4:28, 7:21 and 10:14, “The Last Ride,” with Richard

Travis and Eleanor Parker, at 12:46, 3:30, 6:23 and 9:16, CIRCLE

“The Conspirators,” with Hedy Lamarr and Paul Henreid, at 12:40, 3:50, 7 and 10:10, : “Babes on Swiig Street,” with Peggy Ryan, at 11:30, 2:40, 5:50 and 9. - LOEW'S “Mrs, Parkington,” with Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon, 8% 11:15, 1:52, 4:29, 7:06 and 9:46.

POLISH EXILE CHIEF OUTLINES HIS POLICY

LONDON, Nov. 30 (U. PJ), Tomasz Arciszewski, Socialist lead er and veteran revolwsfonary, formed'a new Polish government in exile today. He revealed that he has plédged- his regime to “spare no effort to try to bring about a lasting understanding between the Polish republic and her great eastern neighbor, .the U, 8. 8. R.” The pledge was made in a declaratino of policy when he was sworn to office. He said that it was his hope that the understanding with Russia might be brought about “in accordance with the principles of international life fixed in the Atlantic Charter and with a view to safeguarding the most vital intere

tries.” He sald he hoped to follow the lead in foreign policy given by the

ests of the two neighboring coun-.

ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30 (U, P). —Radio and screen comedian Bob Hope will receive the 1944 Poor Richard club gold medal for

banquet next January.

Hope will receive the award for his outstanding entertainment. of servicemen, The 1943 medal was

CIR

late Gen. Wladislaw Sikorski.

LAST DAY:

GOES TO BOB HOPE

achievement atthe annual club

THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1944

awarded to Gen, H H. Arnold, army air force chief. = .

SALES OF CIVIC TICKETS STARTED

Reservations for tickets to “Thea~ ter,” the Civic theater's next production, will be taken at the box office beginning tomorrow, Jack Hatfield, director, announced. Ticket sales for:the play, which begins Dec. 8, began yesterday for

MATINEE DANCING SATURDAY, Dee. 2—3 to 5 P. M.

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Please Folks -

YOU HAVE THE ANSWER!

And I have a problem I can’t answer, myself

—but you can!

I'm in Holland—on the bloodiest, muddiest— most magnificent job 1 ever had. I administer blood plasma—and whole blood—to- give these American guys their round-trip ticket back “to the States.” They'll breathe blue sky again—and

sunlight. They'll be alive—alive to ask their girls someday: “What's that silly thing you're wear-

a hat?”

We'need five pints of blood for every one of them. And we have only two—not even half

I'm with the medics — in the army!

enough. We've got to send Bill back to Brooklyn

and Hank to that sheep ranch in Montana—and

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Won't you

What am I going to do? I'm just one guy. I give my blood every time they'll let me. But

Eddie to that little town in Indiana.

that’s not near enough.

Please, folks, won't you answer my problem?

go to the Red Cross Blood Donor

Center tomorrow and send me a pint of American blood? Won't you? You see, | love these guys—

and I'm going to send them back—if I can: .

But I'm scared about these other guys . . . These hale and hearty lads who may become argent my patients. What if there isn’t enough plasma and whole blood to go around? What happens to them?

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This plea is presenled by Home Lom Mineral Springs, one of the nation’s three best knoten health

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the heart of Indiana. Heed it!

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General Ele After C Lib Times } MOSCOW, election will b as soon as po: pletion of the according to 1

sentatives in M

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