Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1945 — Page 12

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A clash’ occurred, for Sxalipte; last Sunday in the workers’ district of Neukoeln when, during a food demonstration, the SS (elite guard) made’ numerous arrests, The demonstrators attempted to free those arrested and the police {fired on thé crowd, Immedidtely, so the report goes, 20 men in the mob shot at the { police, using light automatics. The|

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Jane Darwell HERNIK IBSEN'S “DOLL HOUSE” will begin its threeday stand at English's tomorrow night.

~The-play~the-story-of-a-woman—{-

who found her soul when she Jost her love, stars Dale Melbourne, as Nora, the feminine lead; - Francis Lederer as the dominant head of the house; Jane Darwell, the. housekeeper; Lyle Tablot, the villain, and H. B. Warner. Evening performances will be

urday with a matinee Saturday.

ged to escape during the ensuing WRIGHT AS SPEAKER

Ralph Wright, director of music |

'six mortally wounded during this in the Indianapolis public schools, |

affray and

the police killed four | will speak on “Music in Our Bk

civilians, three of whom had Ger-| schools) at the February meeting | {of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers |

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LOEW'S BOND SALES | TOTAL $194,207,628

War bond and stamp sales by | . its theaters and thea-| {ter employees totalled $104,207.628| from June 1, 1942, to Dec. 31, 1044, the corporation war bond department apnounced today.

grosses $16,136,412, Sales to employees were $21,140,705. War stamp sales totalled $6,035,531.14.

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he D. A. R. house. Mrs. Gladys Fowler will preside at |

a business meeting preceding Mr. | Wright's talk,

NEIGHBORHOODS

ENGLISH'S BOOKS. 2° | PLAYS FOR MARCH

Two new plays have been booked!

Sales. of E bonds to moviegoers|at the English theater for March, by Loew's theaters reached $92,-|Vincent Burke, manager, has an- | 173480 and P and G bond sales| nounced.

“Ramshackle Inn,” starring Zazu |

Pitts. will ruxi March 1-3 and “Good Jane Withers i" Faces in the Fog

Night Ladies,” March 5-17. i

Ranger Ride” and “Are Parents?”

These

“The Conspirators” and “My Pal Wolf.” DAISY—Through tomorrow: “Casanova Brown” ‘and ‘Music in Manhattan.” DREAM—Through tomorrow: “Step Lively" and “Secrets of Scotland Yard.” EMERSON--'‘Casanova Brown" and “The Conspirators > Tomorrow through Saturday: “The Great Moment” and “National Barn Dance.” ESQUIRE—Through Friday: ‘Shadow of a Doubt” and “Hit the Ice.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Friday: “Music in Manhattan” and “The Last Ride.’ GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: “1 Wake Up Screaming” and ‘‘Racket Man.”

| | GRANADA—""The Very Thought of You"

and ‘Dark through Wednesday: Reno” and Heart.” HAMILTON— ‘Casanova Brown” and “The Master Race.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘In the Meantime Darling” and ‘The Great Moment.”

Mountain.’ Tomorrow ‘Maisie “None But

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CIRCLE “Something for the Boys,” with Carmen Miranda, Michael O'Shea and Vivian Blaine, at 11, 1:30, 4:45, 7.35 and 10:30.

“Faces in the Fog," with Jane

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LOEW'S = “Meet Me In St. Louis,” with Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien, at 11:50, 2.18, 4:46, 7:14 and 0:43,

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“Hail the

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by Mistake” and “Great Moment." ORIENTAL—""Mummy’s Ghost” and "Call of the South Seas.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Casanova Brown" “Louisiana Hayride.”

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“Trail to Gunsight.” Friday: “Twilight on the Prairie” { “Ladies Courageous.” PARKER—Through Priday: “Star Span- | gled Rhythm” and * ‘Frontier Badman.” | REX—Through tomorrow: “Lucky Parte ners” and ‘Fast Company.” | RITZ—Through Saturday: “The Conspira- { tors” and ‘Moonlight and Cactus.’ | RIVOLI—"Buckskin Frontier" and “Girl | Who Dared.” Tomorrow through Sun- | day: “Barbary Coast Gent" and ‘‘Maisie | Goes to Reno.” | ST. CLAIR—-Through Saturday:

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SANDERS-—'‘Greenwich “Candlelight through Saturday: and “Canyon City." SHERIDAN-"Presenting Lily Mars” “Great Man's Lady.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘‘Casanovéd Brown" and ‘““The -Conspirators.” SPEEDWAY-—''None But - the Lonely Heart,” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Laura” and “The Great Mike.’ STATE—Through tomorrow: “Stars om Parade’ and “In Old Chicago.” STRAND-Through Saturday: Coast Gent” and Reno.” STRATFORD—Through tomorrow: “Foote light Berenade” and "Nine Girls.” TACOMA--Through ._ tomorrow: “Seven Days Ashore” and ‘Secrets of Scotland Yard’ TALBOTT «= Through Saturday: ‘The Conspirators” and ‘Seven I'mys Leave.” TUXEDO—Through tomorrow: ‘Summer Storm” and ‘Candlelight in Algeria.” UPTOWN—Through Saturday: ‘Barbary Coast Gent” and Maisie Goes to

Village” and in Algeria.” Tomorrow “Mummy's Ghost"

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Todd Duncan Sings In Concert Tonight

Indianapolis will hear one of its most famous sons, Todd Duncan, Negro baritone, in his first appedr= ance as soloist with the local symphony orchestra at 8 p. m. today in Cadle tabernacle. ¥ Mr. Duncan, son of Mr, and Mrs. John Duncan, 3345 Martindale ave., will.- be co-soloist with . Ellabelle

Davis, soprano. The occasion will

— be the season's third municipal ‘concert, The program will include four operatic arias, four songs from “Porgy and Bess," two sung by each soloist, and a duet from “Porgy and Bess” sung by Mr, Duncan and Miss Davis. The orchestra, directed by Fablen Sevitzky, will play four numbers, Tabernacle doors will open at 7 p. m. Tickets may be obtained at the Murat theater until 8 p. m,

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