Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1944 — Page 4
+. Thursday. . .
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* because of the antique mini opinion of R. H. Swallow of Indiana's largest goal mining Mr. Swallow went to En ber of a WPB mission to there, inasmuch as we were sending them equipment to boost production. The report hasn't been published. " England's coal industry is gov-ernment-owned, Mr. Swallow told the Scientech club the other day, costing £56,000,000. He visited some 61 strip mines In England, Scotland and Wales, found they do| things differently than they do In southern Indiana | strip mines. At 10 in
morning they knock off 16 minutes for tea, take two hours for lunch and have tea again in the Stare noon. They stop when it rain and
the
don't work at night. men to get out 4000 tons of coal | 8 day. Over here, 100 men get out | 4000 tons in 24 hours. British coal production last year averaged 1 ton per man per shift, U. 8. averages 5 tons per man per shift. The basic wage in U. 8. 1s 81 ‘an hour against only 38 cents in BEngland, but U. 8 mining cost 1s $225 a ton against $5 in England, . The British don’t prospect ahead of their strip mining, and thus waste machinery use and time going over ground where coal isn't. Mr. Swallow showed them how to ‘bore holes to locate and determine thickness of coal seams. Where we use drag line @ip buckets holding as much as 35
‘at the coal, 5 to 6 cuble yard dip buckets at a time, In their shaft mines, coal is ‘hand loaded on cars pulled out ‘by hooking onto a cable wound up ‘at the shaft. One mine is out 3% ‘miles under the ocean and it's be‘Heved the veins extend under the
North sea to Normandy and Ger- :
‘many. ¢ » . . _ ODDS AND ENDS: Chicago & Southern Airlines doesn't expect to ‘get its new Memphis-Indianapolis-‘Detroit route going before March 1;
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nee «By ROGER BUDROW - ENGLAND'S COAL INDUSTRY DOESN'T PROSPER
but
It omy 4000]
‘cubic yards, the British nibble away gold
: English. Coal Mining Methods rh ; ; ‘Antique’ Compared to Ours
ng methods they use, in the the Ayrshire Collieries Corp:, company. gland last summer as a memlook over the coal mining
it depends on how soon the army releases enough planes. . . . Opening night tickets to Billy Rose's “The Seven Lively Arts” cost $24 each, Broadway's highest since the $50 top for George White's Scandals and Earl Carroll's Vanities in 1930. . . .'Rallroad and bus lines expect biggest rush ever this year, despite ODT stay-at-home pleas, because Christmas and New Year's fall on Monday, making long weekends. . . . One big aircraft manufacturer is talking business with agents of nine countries, which | want to buy commercial transport | planes.
SMALL SUPPLY OF HOGS SOLD QUICKLY
Today's small supply of hogs at {the Indianapolis stockyards was {sold quickly, at prices the same as | yesterday's, the war food adminis-
tration reported. The top price was $14.10 for good to choice 200 to 270-pounders. Re|ceipts included 1500 hogs, 140 cattle, 140 calves and 200 sheep.
d ‘roosters, 14c. gs--Current receipts, -38¢; grade A large, 44c; grade A madiue, 30c; grade A small, 20¢; no grade, Butter--No 1, Be Butterfat—No, 1, 49¢; No. 2, 36¢c
WHATS CEBKIN
Continued from Preceding Page
‘Human Fly’ to Perform— at Washe fngton and Illinois this afternoon when Johnny J. Woods, a “human fly,” is scheduled climb the nine-story Claypool hotel. . . ,
A BIG CROWD was expected
to He's billed to repeat the stunt at Monday, . . . A thief with an business stole a case of Philip .¢igarets off a truck here. . .
Merchants: Bank building, as a fe the war bond campaign. , . . week for taxi drivers. . . . One was for overcharging. . . . 40 seven days in jail for refusing short haul passengers.
+ + + A public hearing by the safe
to determine what to do about the stray dog
problem ended with the board in muddle than before. . About
lovers attended and spent most of their time
trying to outshout each other. , , . wags decided. * rN
Pigeon War to Open—
THE CITY 18 GETTING ready for a
blitzkrieg attack on the pigeon and forces. .
of annoyance to
bids submitted. . . . The idea seem
to wait until the new models come out. . . . Suggestion has been made by one citizen
fhat a big underground parking lot be built beneath University park.
gounty council has filed suit asking the gourt to restrain county commissioners from
threats to oust councilmen fro offices. . . . Hearing has been set
of a two-year-old factional feud the council and commissioners,
Cg x % Wants Fair Resumed—
IN A SPEECH printed in the Congressional Record, Congressman George W. Gillle (R. Pt. Wayne) urged army ordnance to vacate
the Indiana state fair grounds so can. be resumed next year, , , .
. Central pupils presented the operetta, “The
Mocking Bird,” Wednesday night.
. The Norden ‘ pombsight is on display in the lobby of the
It's been a bad Another was sentenced
.-+ + Black market gasoline operations brought sentences of one year in prison to three men and lesser sentences to three others in federal court.
. The safety board granted the park department a license to trap the feathered nuisances which long have been a source
Now the park department is busy designing traps . The city council had another change of and decided not to accept any of thé parking meter
. The ouster threat is a part
dance at Southport high school
M. Barnard, now public service
versary Feb.
gpm eye for
Morris letters will be read
ature of fined $25
to take
some way--maybe ty board
a worse 75 dog
Nothing
Cookin'"
“What's : from Pfc. Charles Qurazzo, in Africa. . . .
starling And from William
Sgt. D. E. Bastian,
citizens.
Happy birthday to
heart Great Lakes, Dec.
ed to be
for cars . The
Brother, Sister. . . m thelr C. Toner, England, for next
between OMY
6, Gang at Home, J. Hoffman, Brother, . . . Ritter, India, Dec,
the fair Sis. . . . and to
Warren
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Australia, Dee, 2, Dad, Sister, . , . gun. B. M. 1l-¢,
Civic Leads
‘Theater’ Proves And Dramatic,
THE CAST
Julia Lambert Michael Gosselyn ...
Evi . ~ Crichton
The Civic ‘theater already established a reputation for performances by local talent. Pantzer's last night er, Bhe played the leading as Julia Lambert in which runs through Friday. After a. year's absence from Civic, she returns to perform in a role both humorous and matic,
star, Norman Green, whom
in “Arsenic and Old © Lace.” plays opposite her Gosselyn.
Plot Concerns Stage
years,
The have obtained a
American divorce,”
Spark Play
Humorous
, Katherine Pantzer Norman Green
Dolly DeVries ........... Frances Blair Roger Gosselyn ..... Dale Youn Tom Fennell Richard Eisenbac Jord Charles Temperiey Roger Beane
Sara Lauter
Feveriady Emily Hislop Jevons ee Wats, ROVE rt Sergeant . ook Mr. Purkiss sirsenens ah Ne ok Stage Manager ..... Joe Jordan
By MILDRED KOSCHMANN
has fine
But it's such acting as Katharine that helps boost this reputation even high-
role
“Theater,”
the well dra-
The leading lady has a strong supporting cast and a superior co-
you
last saw as the Jonathan Brewster
He
as Michael
The play tells of Miss Lambert, a great English actress getting on in|be flance while his wife, rehearses She and her ‘husband, Mr. for the title role of “Lota Montez," | Gosselyn, are devoted actors in the the peak performance in her career, | public eye, but exist in “a state of You are not quite sure how it willl blessed disunion” in private life. “secret but live together should go to Richard Eisenbach as for business and social reasons. He presents beautiful red heads as the millionaire fiance of Mr, with ermine wreps while she tests | Gosselyn; Dale Young, the acting her sex appeal on dashing young |couple’s son; Sara Lauter, the maid,
Times Amusement Clock
CIvio ; “Theatre,” with Katharine Pant. zor at 8:30. ! CIRCLE
“None but the Lonely Heart” with Cary Grant and Ethel Barry~
more, at 11:20, 1:40, 3:85, #:15, 8:30, 10:45 * Sunday—'"Lonely Heart,” at 13:25, 2:48, 5, 7:20 and 10, LOEW'S “Secret Command,” _ with Pal O'Brien and Carole Landis, at 11, 1:49, 4.38, 7:27, 10:19 and 1:15,
Bote City Kitty,” with Joan Davis, at 12:22, 3:11, 6, 8:52 and 11 eo unday~"Secret . Command,” at yan 4:19, 7:11 and 10:03. “Kansas oy Kitty” at 12, 2:52, 5:44 and
KEITH'S
On stage, ‘Latin American PFolHes "oat 1:48, 4:16, 6:44, 9:12 and 1:40
“Seatterbrain,” with Judy Canova, at 12:15, 2:43, 5.11, 7.39, 10:03 and 12:35
Sunday-—Stage at 2:03, +:31, v5 and 9:27. “Scatterbrain’ at 13:30, 2:58,,5:26, 7.54 and 10:22.
INDIANA “Phe Very Thought of You,” with Dennis Morgan, Eleahor Parker and Dane Clark, at 11, 1:55, 4:45, 7:30 and. 10:20. “Park Mountain,” with Robe Lowery at 12:85, 3 0, 6:35 and 9: %. Sunday--"Very Thought of You”
at 1:35, 4:26, 7:15 and 10:05. “Dark Mountain” at 12:40, 3:30, 6:20 and 9:10. LYRIC “Irish Eyes Are Smiling,” with June Haver, Dick Haymes and Monty Woolley, at 11, 1:45, 4:40, 7:15 and 10 “Yhe Girl Whe, Dard, " with Lorna Gray, at 12:51, 6. 6:21 and 9:06. Sunday—** oy 3 i at. 1:48, 4:31, 7:16 and 10:01. “Girl Whe Dired at 12:52, 3:37, 6:22 and
{yachting with his wealthy would-
end until the curtain falls, Special credit in supporting roles
| Miss Lambert's suitor; Frances Blair
and Emily Hislop, Miss Lambert's
NEIGHBORHOOD
ESQUIRE «= Through Tuesday: a Honeymoon" Moar for Julia."
service commission.
+ commission. committee arranging Manual's 50th anni16 and 17 hopes all Manualites who can make it will be there. . + « If you can't, why don't you write a "letter telling all about yourself. .
A big Christmas tree—30 feet high—has been erected in the statehouse lobby for the Salvation Army's annual party.
wr Ww In the Mail Bag— +
FROM THE MARIANAS, Marine Pfc. Robert Casey writes to see if there isn't
get “What's Cookin'"” sooner.
the South Pacific. . . John C. Huffman, in France. .".
His mother, Mrs. Nell Pfister, 1306 Woodlawn, says Lt. Hugh L. Rominger, Vicarville, Cal, is one of our most enthusiastic readers. . . . And now for the birthday greetings. .
And to Pfc. Vernon G. McQueen, hospital in England, Dec. 25, Mother, Dad, Foster, Lena Tilford, Valmore, Mickey. . . . Robert V. Greek, 8, 1.¢, Atlantic, Dec. 23, Mother, Dad, Doris, Kerkhofls. . to 8. Sgt. Harl R. Forston, Ft. Benton, Mont, Pal, Mother, Dad. . . Deputy, England, Dec. 20, Father, Mother,
to Cpl. Harry L. Dunlop, France, Dec, §, Dad, Mom, Billy, Eleanor, Roger, Bill, Marg, Mary, . And to Cpl. James Spratt, Bel. glum, Jan. 4, Ethel. . |. E. Perry, Kiska island, Deg. 19, Pat. , . . And to’ A-C Norman Brennan, Georgia, Dec,
England, Dec. And to 1st Lt, Richard J.
Pacific, Dec. 19, Mom, Dad, Paul. . . to Nolan E* Hopper, Y. 2-¢, Puerto Rico, Dec. 2, Eileen, Kenneth, Kenny, . to Cpl. Clifford Eugene Becker, Italy, Dec. . 14, Mother, Dad, Sister. . . Robert Worth Williams, Belgium, Dec, 14, Family. . . . And to Norman P. Lich, 8. 1-¢,
+ Best of evesythine to all of you,
Dec. 9, 1944
. He replaces George a member of the U. 8. The
you
. The at the celebration. . . .
by air mail-—that he can
. Takes a couple of months by boat mail, . . . He writes
that while in the New Hebrides islands, he met his brother, another marine, and they had a real lLeart-to-heart chat about Indianapolis. . . . gets pats on the back
L. Klinger, Bkr. 3-c, in . And from 8. Sgt.
. And from in Bombay, India. . .
J. B, Bowen, Ph. M. l-¢, 26, Mother, Jane. . And to , And . And to Pvt, George
. And to 8S. Sgt. Joseph Dec. 17, Wife. . . . And
And to Cpl. Thomas . + +» And to Maj. John 24, Mother, 28, Jorita, Mother, Dad, Richard T. Davis, 8. 1-¢, . And . And . And to T-5 Grandma Lich, Mother,
And to Walter L, Penne Solomons, Dec. 21, Mary.
“Once and “Three
FOUNTAIN SQUARE-Through Tuesday:
“Sweet and
Noise."
GARFIELD—""Woman of the Town" “Take It Big.” Tomorrow Tuesday: ‘Bensations of 104 “Mask of Dimitrios.”
GRANADA~Through Wednesday: “ Old Lace” and Moonlight
Lowdown” and “Big
and through 5" and
seniec an
and. “Cactus.” HAMILTON — "Ghost Catchers” and “Spring Fever" Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Seventh Cross” and “Take It or Leave It.” HOLLYWOOD "Mr Muses Steps Su and “Marshall of Reno.” Tom through Tuesday: ‘‘Step ively: ow
‘‘Heavenly«-Days.”
IRVING-—Through "Sweet
U.S. STATEMENT |e ah WASHINGTON, Dec, 9 (DU, P.).-Gov-wey expenses and receipts for the cur- Gosselyn quits tHe stage to gol competitor. rent fischl year through Deo. 7, compared with i year ago: This Year Last Year Expense $41,878,001, pH $39,474, 402,002 War pending 38,407,048, 36,972.801,117 Racal 15,200,404 10 14,783,784, oficit . 28,588,497, 1254 24,740,616,315 Cash Balance. 18.862.950.018 13406 638. 180 : ¥ = | Werking Ral. 17.780.454,862 12,643 806,034 | BELMONT ~~ ‘Minstrel Man" and “AmerPublic Debt . 226.837.830.688 170.336.408.371 ican Romance’ Tomorrow through Reserve. 20.667.215,103 22,044,388,350| Tuesday: “Dramatic wSehoul” and “Beg, Porrow or Steal" INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE CINEMA on Borrowed Time’ and Today “Take It Big." Tomorrow through Qleatings ReANAAE EAR rainy $ 5.480.000 Tuesday: “Dragon Debits oooviriieiiroiiviiis 100M po iqy.. The Walking Dead" and “Ghost This Week That Walks Alone.” Tomorrow and Clearing ....c...ovivivivvins s 31.363.00 Monday: “Arsenic and Old Lace.’ Debits ...cooooooreoone MOLIALIO py AM Swing Fever’ ‘and “Outlaw : Trail.” Late show only: “Twilight on LOCAL PRODUCE the Prairie” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Story of Dr. Wassell” and Heavy breed hems, 2%c. Leghorn hens,| “Going Spanish, n EMERSON-~* Swing Fever” and '‘Madepirolers, tivers and rousters, under 8|Echele FI8 e Tomorrow (hrough ored springers, 23¢. leghorn springers, dlc. | [x CheECAY: Both Tous" AN
tomorrow: and Lowdow
Summer Storm’ an
LINCOLN— Henry Aldrich Plays Bil
and “Arizona Trail.” Tomorrow through
Tuesday. “Lady in the Dark and “Sing a Jingle.
MECCA - ‘Tomorrow We Live” amd “Rang e Law.” Tomorrow through Tues~ day: “Buffalo Bill" and “Here Comes Elmer."
OLD TRAIL-"“American Empire” and “Casanova in Burlesque.’’ Tomerrow and Monday: “Marine Raiders” and “Gildersieeve’s Ghost.”
ORIENTAL—"Youth Runs Wid" and
“Jamboree. Ttomorrow and Monday: “Ghost Catchers” and “Hall the Conquering Hero”
PARAMOUNT--"Racket Man" and ‘“‘Tuec~ son Raidegs.” Tomorrow and Monday: “In Beciety” and “Klondike Kate.” PARKER-Through Tuesday: ‘Leave I$ to the Irish” and “Falcon Out West.” REX ‘Mask ot Dimitrios” and “Sune down Valley.’ ' Tomorrow through Tues~ day: ‘Impatient Years” and “Swing Pever.” RITZ" "They Made Me a Criminal” and “Brother Rat.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Wing and a Prayer’ and “Take It or Leave It.” RIVOLI—Through tomorrow: “An Amerjcan Romance’ and “Minstrel Man.” Laat show tonight only: “Man About Town.’ ST. COLAIR-“Big Noise” “Show Business.’ Tomorrow , through Tues~ “Meet the People” and “Three of
and
day " SANDERS "Gentleman After Dark" ‘and “Law Man." Tomorrow and Monday: “Song of Nevada" and ‘Block Busters.” SPEEDWAY" Swing Fever” and “LouIsians Hayride, Tomorrow and Monday: "Arsenic and Old Lace." SHERIDAN "oNag My Way. through Wednesday: Tokyo” and “Desert Song." STATE Crime Schoo)” and “Outlaws Roundup.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Sweet Rosie O'Grady” Down." STRAND. Big Noise’ wild." Tomorfow
' Tomorrow ‘Destination
and ‘Youth Runs through Tuesd ay:
“Arsenic and Old Lace” and “Crime by Night" STRATFORD ‘Girl in Chains" and “Border Patrol.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “ From Frisco” and
Man “Henry Aldrich Swings TACOMA--"Passage to “Falcon Out West.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Hall the Conquering Hero" and ‘Swing Fever.” TALBOTT "Seventh Cross” and ‘North R "Tomorrow through “Hall the Conquering Hero" and “Swing Fever.’ UPTOWN--"Big Noise" Girl." Tomorrow “Meet the People” Kind."
Marseille” and
and “Government through Tuesday: and "Three of a
OoIE-Thivush Tuesday:
Old
ZARING- Through and Old Lace.”
DOWNTOWN
ALAMO-Through Monday : “Cheyanne Prairie Rangers’ and “Silent Pariner.”
AMBASSADOR--"‘Summer Storm" and “Tiger Shark.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “American Romance."
EXTRA!
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Tuesday: “Arsenic
"THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __-
Cary Grant Film Opens
‘None But Lonely Heart' Depressing Story.
A competent cast tells a depressing story of poverty and crime in the film version of Richard Llewellyn’s novel, “None but the Lonely Heart,” which opened yesterday at the Circle. Excellent character sketches are given by Ethel Barrymore, Cary Grant and Barry Fitzgerald, who don Cockney accents. « It's a melodramatic story of Ernie Mott, played by Cary Grant. His dislike of hard work is offset by his power to charm his associates. into giving him his own way. Mott's Mother.
Ethel Barrymore is Mott's mother. She tries hard to support them with a second-hand shop in Lon. don’'s Whitechapel district. When a friend tells Ernie that she is seriously ill, he becomes a model son. But bad companions persuade him into joining them in a raid on a pawnbroker’'s shop. To top it off, he sets out to murder the man whose wife he loves. After further tragic the film ends on a more hopeful note, with Ernle apparently turning over a new leaf.
incidents, | ~
MARTENS CONCERTS, Ine. aw,
ENGLISH THEATER Tuesday, Dee, 12, 8:30 P. M.
BALLET THEATRE
With Orchestra . MARTENS CONCERTS, Ine.
and ‘Moon Is |
SEIMEI HOW
LATE SHOW TONIGHT
COMPLETE STAGE AND NIL ERLE EE
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LATE SHOW TONIGHT LAST FEATURE at 1:25 AM.
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DON’T FAIL TO
World’s Greatest Human Fly
Scale the Claypool Hotel
SCOUT TROOPS TIE
Troops 77 and 78 tied for first and
Boy Scout rally last night in the First Presbyterian church, Winning teams in each event will] compete ‘in the Central Indiana rally at 7:30 p. m. Friday in Tomlinson hall, Troops 65 and 87 tied for third
place, BALLROOM DANCING
NEW CLASS OPENS Mon., Dec. 11-8:30 P.M.
Complete Course © 10 Lessons—§7.50~Terms
Quaid Dance Studios 16th & Wlinois “is
IN ‘DISTRICT RALLY
second. place in the North District:
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SATURDAY, DEC. 9, mu J 1| Graham’s Old Inn Orchestra Fri. and Sat Nites. Admission 50¢ (Plus Tax)
Prices Lowered . on All Refreshments GA-0062—~GA-5081
Reservations, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
TONIGHT
CRYSTAL PALACE
729 N. ILLINOIS ST. Admission 60¢ (Inel. Tax)
BILL STAFFORD and his ORCHESTRA 8 GUYS NAMED MOE
June Maver Dick Haymes Monty Woolley
DANCE EVERY SATURDAY
COMFORTABLY COMFORTABLY Ei HEATED
HEATED
HARBOR
CORKY’'S SKY HARBOR Orch. ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 8 MILES FROM MONUMENT CIRCLE
Laurel & Hardy “BIG NOISE”
"Neath Starlit Skies 8:30 ul Wh > M.
EDDIE STONE
ationally Famous Singing Star "AND B ORCHESTRA ADM. $i.10~Sunday, 7130 to 12:30 EARLY BIRD DANCING 80c TUL 8-80 After
QUALITY FURS AT LOWER PRICES
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Laurel & Hardy “BIG NOISE”
“Youth Runs Wild”
“YOUTH RUNS WILD” — PHU Ann Miller “JAMBOREE”
FOLLOW THE ARROWS TO FOUNTAIN NEIOEBO Fn iii FOUNTAIN K] SQUARE a Oo. Cont. Wat. Toy A, TA p=
Cont. Mat. Today , Adt=. 256 ‘ras = Benny Goodman and Ban nay @ JACK @ LINDETT __CARY_GRANT: BARI OAKIE DARNELL eo WITH PRISCILLA LANE ¢
SWEET AND II’ LOWDOWN
—=Plus—
Laure @ “The Big Noise” Ns
ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
ANDREWS MOONLIGHT
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Neighborhood “Theater Directory EAST SIDE___| NORTH SIDE
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TONIGAT OPEN 5:45 to 4—Ale HELD OVER!
Kay Kyser—Marilyn Maxwell Sunday~Monday—Tuesday
“SWING FEVER” i Priscilla
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Simone Simon “MLLE. FIFI” SUN “SEVENTH CROSS” i t “AMERICAN EMPIRE" i -
PLUS! 40-Min. “Kartoon Karnival” Cary “ ms iri —— Grant * Lane 6 ’ BIGGEST BEST || ‘A reanic & Old Lace Today & : 2 Plus Tax ———— iat e 5€.2 to 8 Nl “CARL NIESSE SUGGESTS TODAY Donlevy * Richards
“AN AMERICAN ROMANCE”
filmed in Technicolor
Renny we Gladys
Fields George
“MINSTREL MAN”
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HELD OVER ai Grant—Raymo
“ARSENIC AND "oLD LJ LACE”
Color Carfoon—Late News Talbott at 224 :45
TALBOTT Cont. Showing
Spencer 1 “SEVENTH CROSS”
at ore] § mi ORTHWEST RANGERS EYTRA! TONIGHT ONLY! Stratford 19th Arlene Judge Batt . Grable—~Dotuthy | Lamove “GIRL we Lo Soper Clark
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Box Office Open Till IJ P. WM. PERSE EERE EERIE EA RRR
Hopalong Cassidy “BORDER PATROL” SUNDAY —Michael 0’Shea—Anne Shirley “MAN FROM FRISCO” “HENRY ALDRICH SWINGS IT”
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Monday, Dec. 11th, 9 P. M.
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PARKER "0, 70 E. 10th 6:45 5200 W. McKay ‘LEAVE IT TO THE IRISH’ Tom Conway “FALCON OUT WEST AND! The Parker “CARTOON HOUR”
Fun for the Entire Family
With Donald Duek—Bugs Bunny— Pluto—Popeye—~Dafly Duck
Starts Today—Matinee 1:15 p. m. Dana Andrews—Don Ameche “WING AND A PRAYER” Phil Baker—Phil Silvers “TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT”
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“DESTINATION TOKYO" “DESERT SONG"
Lionel Barrymore—Uns Merkel “ON BORROWED TIME”
Hilliard-—-Jack .H “TAKE IT BIG”
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