Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1945 — Page 20

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Saturday, April 21, 3 to 5 P.M.

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DRIVE-IN THEATER |

The Drive-In theater on Pendle- | iton pike will reopen at 7:30 p. m. Priday. Initial feature will be “Gypsy | Wildcat,” starring Maria Montez. Aj ‘new. laffmovie policy on week- -ends| will begin April 27. The Friday-| Saturday show wift consist of a comedy ‘feature plus a supporting [bill of shorts and CAItoOns.

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‘Hangover Square’ Is Story backdrop. | Have vou ‘ever suspected that | of Bizarre Murder. there is ‘but one basic Abbott and Costello skit, which has been reAgomplete set of "goose- ~pimples” |, oiected over and. over again in comes with every admission ticket)front of new. and varied props and to “Hangover Square,” the late Laird Cregar's film masterpiece of Timés ‘Amusement murder and horror ‘which opened Clock yesterday at the Lyric theater “Hangover Square” is one of the most taut and suspenseful pictures to come out of cinemaland since} Go Gi 12715 2.46, 5:17, 7.48 and “The Lodger,” also made great by 10.19 Cregar’s portrayal of a madman. In this picture Cregar plays mild, sensitive musician whose min disappears into a subnormal worls bone and Nigel Bruce, at 11 and who is {ransformed into « P48 MG: 0 3. YC homicidal maniac, then back “Hangover Square” with Laird normal with no recollection of hi Cregar, .Linda Darnell and George

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{camera's graphic picture of wha Mnsanity might be like. As’ Crega: |is gripped in a homicidal spell the 11:20, 1:55, 4:30,

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52 Great Stars

“HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN"

Neighborhood Theater Directory

WEST SIDE STATE 208 Jat.

“IN THE MEANTIME, DARLING” Conrad Nagel “DANGEROUS JOU RNEY"

OLD TRAIL™ % ww wai. st

:D Morgan “VERY THOU p.-4 OF "Your “THE END OF THE ROAD”

uy Belmont & Wash ; BELMONT “5 2. . Anne Shirley “MURDER, MY SWE ET Lum 'n’ Abner “GOIN' TO TOWN" 2540 W. Michigan

DAISY Mic

Margaret O'Brien—Jose Iturbi

| “MUSIC FOR MILLIONS” SPEEDWA # Edw. G. Robinson

Joan Henett “WOMAN IN THE WINDO Lum 'n Abner “GOIN' TO TOWN"

© SOUTH SIDE |. G A R FIELD -_ GA rfielo |

Ronald Colman—Mariene Dietrich

KISMET” in Color { Olson & Jona “GHOST CATCHERS”

EAST SIDE TACOMA 22 E. Wash. BL

i MA-TU38 Fredric March—Joan Bennett TRADE WINDS’ B Donlevy wOENTLEMAN AFTER DARK"

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Abbott & Costello Marilyn Maxwell—Jimmy Dofsey “LOST IN A HAREM” yn Joslyn—Evélyn Keyes *

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Pat O'BRIEN “THE NAVY COMES THRU"

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Cary Douglas FAIRBANKS, JR. “GUNGA DIN" Richard Travis “LAST RIDE" Three Stooges Comedy

NORTH SIDE ‘CINEMA 16th and

Delaware Judy Garland—Margarét O'Brien

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“MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS”

Plus Selected Short Subjects

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Hedy Lamarr “THE CONSPIRATORS" Preston Foster “BERMUDA MYSTERY”

TALBOTT Talbott at 22d

Jane Withers “FACES IN THE FOG Jerry Colonna “ATLANTIC CITY”

| Stratford. Joel McCrea

ott Field “THE GREAT MOM Ruth Terry “GOODNITE, SWEETHEART"

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iary Cooper—Teresa Wright

“CASANOVA BROWN”

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“TALL IN THE SADDLE”

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Victor | McLAGLEN |

Almost as breathtaking as tin “Circumstantial Evidence,” Wilh

i : Michael O'Shea and Lioya Nolan al star's realistic. portrayal is the 12:44, 3:35, 6:26 and 9:1 CIRCLE “Roughly Speaking,” with Rosaund Russell and Jack Carson, at 7:10 and 9:45

photography takes on. terrifying LOEW'S

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Abbott and Costello Romp With Coeds

“I'l Be Seeing You,” with Ginger Rogers, Joseph Cotten and Shirley Temple, av 11:37, 1:42, 3:47, .5:54p . 8:01 and 10:08. =

{qualities of nightmarish propor- | tions, changing Cregar from a quiet {man to a lunatic with murder in

In supporting roles, Linda Darnell plays a slumbrous night club entertainer who uses her beauty to

Indianapolis Spring

ANTIQUE SHOW

Spink Arms Hotel i

April 22, 23,24 and 25 |

Opening Sunday at 1:00 p. m.

ance as the sympathetic Scotland Yard man who follows a trail of | murders to Cregar. The macabre production wil find ‘favor with horror picture fans and {with those to whom superior di-|

regtion and photography are major Grace Wonning, Mgr.

Admission, 500 (Ine. Tax)

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picture. The dual bill, “Circumstantial Evidence,” starring Lloyd Nolan! and Michael O'Shea, matches the | {feature attraction in Shh wenn |

{making the whole bill at the Lyric {one for the strong- -hearted,

Mr. and Mrs, Indianapolis Aor Angtigy Wonderful |} Year! /

SRD. BF NNIVERSARY;

JUST A GLIMPSE INTO OUR GALA SURPRISE PARTY

ETTY JANE 30 GLOOM CHASERS/FT Phen

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National Barn Dance 808 CROSBY

OLLIE FRANKS y Dininutive Coamedi- My GL LOVES

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Dancing Star From Eddie Cantor's Broadwuy Show ‘Banjo Eyes’

And Many Other Stars

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DAVID BRUCE LEOMID KINSK RAY COLLINS ANDREW

Boris Karjoff—len Chaney “HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN" Peter Coe—lLon Chaney “THE MUMMY'S CURSE” “Brenda Star—Reporter’’—News

PEGGY RYAN Martha O'Driscoll Donald Cook: Lon Chaney JuneVincent- Charles Dingle- Richard Lane and PHIL SPITALNY, and she

HOUR OF CHARM ALL GIRL I

featuring EVELYN ond her Mogic Viol

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GLORIOUS WEEK!

They shut out the world around them—but not their pasts... . together crowding a lifetime of love, laughter and tears into eight days of borrowed piridpe yr

Open Daily | 1:30 P.M. |

X * SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL presents

GINGER ROGERS

challenging her unforgettable “Kitty Foyle”

JOSEPH COTTEN

from his triomph in “Since You Went Away”

- SHIRLEY TEMPLE

in her fest really grown-up glamour role

Directed "by WILLIAM DIETERLE « Produced by DORE SCHARY RELEASED THERM UNITED ARTISTS SPECIALTY TRACK AND FIELD Quiz" fl EXTRA LIVE NEWS" EACH EVENING EAIRA DIRECT FROM WIBC NEWSROOM

TRAVEL TALK IN TECHNICOLOR “THE LAND OF 10,000 LAKES"

‘Color Cartoon—Late News

ATH AND CENTRAI Dick Powell—-Anne Shirley “qu RDER, MY SWEET" 'n' Abner col TO TOWN"

30th & [llinofs TA-7400

Beity Diana HUTTON BRACKE LYNN “MIRACLE OF MORGAN 8 CREEK” John ~ Jean Arthur 42t0,

“A LADY TAKES A CHANCE"

Fredric March—Claudeite Colbert F THE CROSS”

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scenery? If so, this film will; strengthen that suspicion. This time the slap-happy monkey {business transpires in Universal's idea of one of those uppety girls’ finishing schools where Bud apd Lou are employed as’ caretakers. What they take care of is a little matter of raising . $20,000 with which to pay off the mortgage on this ivy-smothered institution. Honor at Stake Also a lady's honor is at. stake. She seeks a permanent berth in the social register, The situation in which our heroes are placed in the spot of foiling the ill mtentions of a snooty oid trustee who holds the mortgage is as old as!

port wine, but not quite as spiritous,!

jut it serves the purpose of giving Jostello opportunity to wreak havoc, elp, do double takes with the head! ind otherwise prance through his antomime routine, This time, the acrobatic angle is srovided by a basketball game involving Costello and a squad of lovelies.

Somewhere in between there is

nsconced Phil Spitalny's all-gal crchéstra strumming a bevy of

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songs, too numerous to mention. Throughout, Mr. Abbott*plays the deadpan straight man, adorning the! picture almost as much’ and as importantly as the make-believe| dormitories Universal built for the!

! occasion.

DEPAUW RECITAL GREENCASTLE; Ind. April 19. Jane Johnson Burroughs, a faculty | member of DePauw university ipc- | ulty, will present a vocal recital at | 8 p. m. tonight at the university, | She will. be accompanied by Walter Whitworth,

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LAST DAY! “ROUGHLY SPEAKING”

: and men's shirts foo

It's a long haul from the cotton fields of the South to the store windows down the street with their bright Spring dresses, their shirts and overalls for men and diapers for baby.

That’s why fashions for women and shirts for men travel often in Illinois Central freight cars. They carry cotton from

plantations to gins and compresses, then on to the textile mills,

the garment factories and, finally, to your local merchants.

Cotton is important business. It makes three-fourths of the world’s textiles, from heavy‘canvas to soft gauze surgical dressings for-our fighting men.

The Illinois Central seqyfes a vast area that produces much fine, long-staple cotton. A fifth of the South's total production starts to market

over the Illinois Central's lines.

Moving textiles and clothing is one of many services the American people rely on railroads to perform. The rails provide low-cost delivery for the nation’s basic needs. The Illinois Central looks forward to providing finer transportation, thanks to new materials, improved meth- . ods and knowledge gained serving America i war,

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