Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1945 — Page 4

Lr U.S. Crossing of the Rhine Brings

- Heavy Unloading in the Stock Market

see eeeee By ROGER BUDROW THE STOCK MARKET HAD ITS WORST BREAK

this year when the news came that the American 1st arniy |

“had crossed the Rhine and was going right « on into the

f Germany. a hedge, of | broke Thursday after- bureau says there will % another e ’ 2 noop during the last hour the | baby boom after the war, 3 x market was opened. -More case in 1920. . . . Some a con-| stoc

cerns that call ed in their 5%, 6% ' ares were sold | than one million Pug one hour, and 7% bonds only a few years ago]

By last night, to take advantage of lower interest/ more than $2 mil- | rates, are planning to do it again, [fon in paper as the excess of cash shoves interest values had been rates still Indianapolis wiped out. This department store sales week was nearly two- Were 15 over a year ago, smallest thirds of all the B81 In the Midwest. gains made since | the first of the| U.S. STATEMENT | year. Stocks ordin- | March 10 (U _arily dormant| Government Sxenses and Secel appeared on the | 0 en i a} yeur DEAK Ma tape Thursday. For a time, while bin Last Peas those million. shares of stock Were p.... $06. 416.948 B48 $6246°3 507 ca? being sold, the high-speed motor jer Suen ding $0,508,054 938 $8.633,501,374 374 tickers were behind' four minutes.|xe: pencit | 37.961.803 486 36 807,853.816 They haven't been that swamped Wig Ene e 16,088 370.186 17.618.2 275.8 897 since the Germans invaded the LOW | public Debt 245.212 483 674 187.397 908 854 Countries in May, 1940. 21,670,002,990

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What till | Gold Reserve. 20,454 258,993

happen .when Germany does glve | WNOTANAYOLI up? vo] o » ¥ PROFIT & LOSS: U. 8. Rubber Co.'s 1844 profit was the biggest in 25 vears, $15,600,000 or $6.04 a share ys. $5.09 in 1943. . . . National Malle- | able & Steel Castings Co., which | also has an Indianapolis plant, | earned $702,000 or $148 a share vs. | $1685 in 1043. ” y TRIPS ABROAD for only $25 a person, by using a troopships as a youth hostel, is one post-war plan of American Youth Hostels, Inc. | That might be a way to utilize | our war-built fleet, if not confined | to youths only. Offer the public | trips’ abroad with little luxury but

CLEARING Today

HOUSE

§ 5.387.000 16,982, 000

Clearings .. Debits . This Week Clearings . . . SIR NRT, 000 Debits "enn .e . “s 89,736,000

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed, hens, 24c. Leghorn hens le

” | Broilers, fryers and roasters, Ibs., white and barred rocks 28¢c old roosters, 15¢ Eggs—Current receipts, 3ie; large, 34c; grade A medium, 3lc; small, 26c. no grade, 28c Butter—No. 1, 50c. {49¢; No. 2, 36e.

WAGON WHEAT

under »

grade grade

Butterfat—No.

Up to the close of the Chicago market | today, Indidnapolis flour mills and grain at cheap prices—the old Fora Seva wre paid $1 67 per bushel for No . red whedt (other gradles on thelr merits); mass production idea—and We |,.i5 No 2 white or No 3 red, testing 33 might create. considerable inter- hen o beter ne corn, No 2 yellow shelled, o cro $1.09 r bh national friendship, plus wonder- No. 3 white shelled old cian. 81 24%. ane | ful vacations, and more steam- ——————————— |

Ship Yusiness. TRYOUTS SLATED | | FOR "JUNIOR MISS’ Mars’ 2600-acre Milky Way farms in4

Tennessee, where she has raised for the eighth - Civic horses and fine livestock, is for sale; | theater production, “Junior Miss,” she has put .$3 million in the place, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow they claim, and will sell for around! te rw $1 million. . . , Nine million babies a! tre theater. ‘The play WI he have been born since Pear] Harbor, Pc ented in May. one million more than expected at! The April presentation will the 1941 rates; and the census “On Borrowed Time.” ;

¥ a» oDDS AND ENDS: Mrs. Ethel |

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Civic Show

‘Can't Take It With You' Cast Shines With Talent.

“YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU”

Comedy by Moss Hart and George 8S. - Kaufman, ' Staged by Jack L. Hatfield.

THE CAST Penelope Sycamore. . j- Essie M ! “Rheba {

Helen Morton argaret Roberts Eura Sargent Paul Sycamore LeRoy Gordner DePinna Pletcher King Ed +.» Harold Yeagy David. Mitchell ...Louis Segar Mary Hall Edward Gaumer m Moody Sol Hoi Bory ald Juanita Lowe

Donald Martin Vanderhot . Alice Henderson ‘ae ony Kirby. .....cauee Boris Kol enkhov | Gay Wellington ..s..e0.. Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby. . Olga F.B.1. Agents... Kenneth Lemons,

Harold Arnholter Charles ‘Rawlings

By MILDRED KOSCHMANN If you're in need of a good laugh | and want to see some fine acting right in your own home town, don't miss “You Can't Take It With You.” | The Civic theater's sixth productions this season is one of its best— one of the craziest ever presented. You'll never see another family like the Sycamores. Mamma Sycamore is a playwright, not because she has talent, but because someone left a typewriter at the house by mistake about eight years ago. | Papa Sycamore likes Erector sets and makes Fourth of July fireworks | the basement which go shooting! off all through the play.

A Screwball Family

Grandpa Martin Vanderhof de-| to relax 35 years ago and hasn't worked since. He keeps pet] 1akes, finds entertainment in atColumbia university _com-| exercises and hasn't | paid income tax on his earnings nee 1902. | “Rhels

cided

enaing

| the daughter, has been!

learning ballet for eight years and

gets in a step and a whirl every the table. Meanwhile her husband,

spends his time with a printing

1] press making calling cards and de- |

{livering the candy “love dreams”

his wife’ makes. | | |

Put all these characters together, | add a little romance between Tom | Moody as Tony Kirby and Mary as Alice Sycamore and you have the delightful comedy, “You

{Can't Take It With You.”

Everyone in the cast is good in

Fine Comedy

In Keith's s Bill

| lat the Circle this week.

Clarence Stroud emcees the show at Keith's this week and does his share in a tumbling act.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Ed,

Stars at Lyric

Chief Petty Officer Bing Crosby in “Here Comes the WAVES” will be seen at the Lyric through Tuesday.

Alamo Film Stars. |

Ted Ritter and Marjorie Clements are seen in “Dead or Alive,” at the Alamo.

Neighborhoods

his part, even down to the two little | BELMONT —*Sign of the Cross” and “Our

kittens who fall off the library table.

| Another blue ribbon should go to] Jack Hatfield for his fine direction CINEMA — “And Now

and to L.-Bramar Carlson for his | scenery.

You can still see the show to- | DAISY — Holl night through Thursday. |

WHATS CEBKINY

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March 10, 1945

EMERSON

Continued from Preceding Page

Remy May Resign—

RUMORS AROUND the city hall have it that Bill Remy plans to resign soon as safety board president. Fireman Maurice Princell, taking an evening stroll while off duty, spied flames in one of the A. A. F. depot buildings at the fairground where plane parts are stored. , . . Identifying himself to the guard at the gate, he Tush ed in and’ held .the flames under control with a fire extinguisher until the depat fire department arrived. . A taxi driver who almost hit a police squad car was sentenced to 90 days on the state farm on a drunken driving charge. . State Rep. James M Knapp of Hagerstown was named personnel . director to succeed the ‘late Dudley A. Smith.

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AFTER A YEAR or so of discussion, council voted - this week to authorize purchase of 2000 parking meter§ by the safety March 28 board. But the board members have William H. Cash, B changed their minds by Mother; Si now. . They aren't - Rieger gium, M sure that they can the right kinds of meters at this . And so ‘they take no action The new curfew is interfering a little with the drinking habits of some—but -not all-— citizens Along about -12 midnight, the other night, people were seen carrying highballs a parking garage. They sat . their drinks there while waiting for their cars to be brought down Senator ; Capehart is back at work in Washington fran Yeh 28 after being laid up in his apartment with : d to Charle a stomach attack Dad, Van W Caroline

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THE 38 LEGION, posts in Marion county » yunan 5 B are considering the purchase of the Hotel March 2 Antlers as a home for the Legion's 11th . Ang to, 1 district Negotiations. are under wa: Mac) Grandn but there's been no. definite action. . = And to C. J It's reported ‘also that the 40 & 8 is consid- Cal, March 2k M ering buying a downtown building as its headquarters. . Castle Hall, the building just across the alley (west) from City hall, has been sold” by the Fletcher Trust Co. to the Pilgrim Holiness church for its international headquarters. After many 31, squawks, the works board has ordered its Mother trash collection crews to stop dumping trash Cooper and garbage along “woulevards and parkways, Chuck, . The spots complained of were Fall Hawaii, Creek pkwy., N. drive, east of Keystone, and Sisters. along White River pkwy., E. drive, near Dayton, city hospital, w.x %

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Tomorrow" and Tomorrow through the Cross” and Forrest.”

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through Thursday: Over Tokyo.”

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Charley's Aunt" Valley Outlaws Late show only: *‘Palcon in Mexico." . Tomorrow through Tuesday “Doughgiris”’ and “Swing in the Saddle

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Tomorrow

Tomorrow through patties ——

TBusse Heads

Band Shares Spotlight With|

Actress Jean Parker.

Band Leader Henry Busse and Movie Actress Jean Parker display their more than ordinary talents

Opening his show with the old favorite, “When Day Is Done” Busse leads his orghestra through

a program that is well rounded and entertaining. His handling of his trumpet also is: something that has delighted his fans for many years. Miss Parker's personal appear~ | ance act Is especially good, for she shows she can be as entertaining on stage as on screen. She seems aware also that an audience likes | more than a mere display of pul- | chritude. Her dramatic sKetches | “get over.”

Another newcomer is climbing up the ladder of Hollywood stars. “He's Marc Platt, a versatile dancer, who is seer - in “Tonight and Every Night” at Loew's, Snatched from theé* stage hit, “Oklahoma,” Platt is Rita. Hayworth's dancing partner in her new technicolor film. He makes a hit in his first solo appearance and also does a good job on the acting side. ‘Rita, always pretty in technicolor, stars-in the show with Janet Blair and Lee Bowman: She and Janet join a revue at the London music hall shortly before the war begins, Platt, through Rita, wins a place in the show. Then the war breaks out and Rita meets Tee Bowman during a blackout in an air raid shelter. After a few dates, they quarrel and part. Through Bowman's manipula- | tions, the troupe plays at his base but he is called to duty in the middle of the show. Before he goes,

Phil Gray Sings

Phil Gray, the male vocalist with | Busse’s orchestra, sings “Waiting,” {“More and Mare” . and’ “On the | | Lonely Side,” while Roberta chants | |“Rum . and Cola,” “Accen-~chuate {the Positive” and “What a Difference a Day Makes.” Other numbers by the band in-| clude “Always,” “Dispatch from Dogpatch™ and “Begin the Be- | guine.” t %he screen of the Circle this | week is an lice skating spectacle, “Lake Placid Serenade,” featuring Vera Hruba Ralston, with Vera Vague, Eugene Palette and Robert Livingston.

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CIVIC

“You Can't Take It With You,’ with Helen Motton, LeRoy Gardner Mary Hall and Louis Segar, af 8:30.

CIRCLE

On stage, Henry Busse and his orchester and Jean Parker, at 1235, 2:50, 5:05, 7:25 and 9:45 “Lake Placid Serenade.” Hruba Ralston, at 11:10 6, 8:15 and 10:30 Sunday—Stage at 12:50, 3.05, 5 7:30 and 9:45. “Lake Placid” 1:40, 3:55, $:10. 8:25 and ENGLISH'S “Rosalinda,” with Ralph Herbert! Lorraine Bridges, Graciela. Rivera “1d John Dudley, at 2:30 and 8:30 LOEW'S “Tonight and Every Night,” with Rita Hayworth, Janet Blair and Lee Bowman, at 11:32, 1:36, 7:40, 544, 7:50 and 9:59. Sunday—"Tonight and Every Nut) at 1:59, 4:01, 6:03, 8:07 0:1

with Vera 1:23, 3:40,

10:35.

KEITH'S

On stage, “Laugh Priorities,” 1:30, 3.50, 6.20, 8:40 and 11 “Meet Miss Bobby Socks.’ Bob Crosby and Lynn Merrick, 4:20, 6:50 and 9:10. Sunday—Stage at 2, 4:20, 6 50 anc 9:10 “Bobby Socks” at 12:20, 5:20, 7:50 and 10:10.

INDIANA

“A Tree Grows in Brooklyn’ with Dorothy McGuire, James Du d Joan Blondell, at 11:35, 7:05 and 9:35 Sunday—"A Tree Grows in Brookfyn” at 12:15, 2:40, 5:05, 7.20 and 9.4

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“Here Come Bing Crosby, Sonny Tufts, at 7:47 and 9.52 Sunday—''Here Come the W aves” at 1:13, 3:20, 5:28, 7:38 and 9 44

5:42,

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