Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1945 — Page 17

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_ WEDNESDAY, AUG.

CARD PARTY PLANNED The altar society of the St.

Francis De Sales Catholic church

will give a card party Tuesday, Aug. |

21, at 8 p. m. in the parish hall. Mrs. Charles H. Yeager is party

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TRY GIVING®YOURSELF AWAY. He thought up an idea worth money--yet be deliberately gave it away. Learn the secret that this man discovered almost

by accident—a secret that can make |

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‘WORD QUIZ. Does ‘“‘arbiter” \ hard worker, a judge, a crossbow, or a | despot? Adding words to your vocabuyour self-confidence, even

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that is fun to do; will pay you dividends.

FIBBER McGEE AND MOLLY. They

started at $10a week (for both). You'll | be thrilled by the sensational success | | STRAND— Mhrough Saturday:

story of Fibber and Molly from Peoria. | Read how they confounded the wiseacres in show business and became the | most popular comedy team in radio.

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NEIGHBORHOODS

Her Man" and Tomorrow through and

AVALON ‘“Bhe Gets ‘House “of Fear, Saturday: “Wyoming Hurricane” “Here -Come the Co-Eds."” BELMONT — Through Saturday: “The Clock” and '‘Main- Street After Dark.” CINEMA Through Saturday: “It's a Pleasure'* and “Sweater Girl.’ DAISY —Through tomorrow: ‘Where Do We Go From Here?" and “The Great ike." 2 DRIVE<IN—Through Placid Serenade.’ MERSON—-"It's a Pleasure" ture of Dorian Gray.” through Saturday: * Love" and ‘Lady Takes a Chance." ESQUIRE—Through Friday: “Man About Town” and ‘Forever and a Day.’ FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Friday: “Cbwhoy and the Lady" and “Shadow of Buspicion.” GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: “Naughty Marietta’ and “Mark of the. Whistler.” GRANADA ‘Blood on the Sun” and “Rough, Tough and Ready.". Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Enchanted Cottage’ and “It's in the Bag." HOLLYWOOD ~~ Through “Naughty Marietta” and tender.” IRVING—Through Saturday: and “Wuthering Heights," LINCOLN—Through tomorrow: ‘Three Is a Family” and “Circumstantial Evidence.” MAYWOOD-—Through tomorrow: tiny” and "My Pal Wolf.” MECCA—Through tomorrow: “The Old Barn Dance’ and “Great Guy." OLD TRAIL—Through tomorrow: “Picture of Dorian Gray” and ‘Flame of the est. ORIENTAL’ ‘Picture of Dorian Gray" and “Big Bonanzg." Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Song to Remember" “Springtime in the Rockies.” PARAMOUNT— “Murder My Sweet” and “Saddle Leather Law.” Tomorrow and Friday: “Happyland” and ‘Meet Miss Bobby Socks.’ PARKER—Through Friday: “Land of the Outlaws.” REX—Tarough- tomorrow: and “Ride, Ranger, Ride.’ RITZ~Through Saturday: “Where Do We Go From Here?’ and "'Cowhoy and the Lady.’ | RIVOLI—=Through | Cottage” and

tomorrow: ‘Lake

and ‘'Ple-

tomorrow: “The Con-

“The Clock"

“Des-

“Sahara and

"Prisco Sal"

“Enchanted

Saturday: Tough and

“Routh, Ready.’ .f SANDERS-—' ‘Here Comes the Co-Eds” and “House of Fear.” Tomorrow through saturday: “Invisible Man's Revenge” and '‘'Cisto Kid Returns.” ST. CLAIR—Through Saturday: ‘‘Blood on the Sun” ‘and "High Powered.” SHERIDAN ‘This Thing Called Love” and “Disputed Passage.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Affairs of Susan” and “Fan Fernando Valley.” SPEEDWAY~'"Picture of Dorian Gray" and ‘Silent Partner.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Enchanted Cottage’ and “Whispering Footsteps.” STATE ~~ Through tomorrow: Can Wait.’ ‘Blood on the Sun” and “High Powered.” {STRATFORD — Through tomorrow: * | Susanna” and “I Accuse My Parents.” | OMA—Through tomorrow: Marietta” and “The Big Show.’

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Tomorrow | ‘This Thing Called | |

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‘Heaven |

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- Naughty

| TALBOTT—Through Saturday: “It's a Pleasure” and “Barbary Coast.”

| TUXEDO~—Through tomorrow: “Naughty | “Marijetta' and ‘Big’ Bonanza."

| UPTOWN—Through Saturday: the Sun” and ‘High Powered.”

VOGUE—Through Saturday: ‘Pillow to | Post’ and “Pearl of Death.

|ZARING—Through Saturday: Fost” and ‘Missing Juror,” DOWNTOWN

| AL AMO—Through tomnrrow: | ard “Betrayal in the East.”

'AMBASSADOR—Through Tuesday: of Roearita” and “Mr. Muggs Again.” a

DISCHARGES GIVEN {1 LOCAL SOLDIERS

Eleven more Indianapolis soldiers were discharged refently at the Camp Atterbury separation center. Dischargees holding 85 or more service points included: T. 4th Gr, Thomas A. Blake, 2130 N. Capitol ave.; Pvt. James C. Kirby, 519 E. Walnut st.; Pvt Willie E. Battle, 2050 Boulevard place; Pyt. Thomas Brandy, 621 Maxwell st.; 1st Sgt. Roy J. Knapp, 3213 Clifton st * T. 5th Gr. Norman W. Spaulding, R. R. 4, pox 475; 8. Sgt. Harry EB. Graham, 4052 Kingsley dr.; T. Sgt. Ivan D. Poole. 824 Unjon st.;: and Sgt. Frank 8 Corey, 2130 N. Olney st. Men discharged in the over-age | group were Pfc. William D. Grube, 26 E. 14th st. apt. 208, and Pfc. | Fred W. Hess, 2015 N. Illinois st. Capt. Roy A. Geider, of the ma{rine corps, 943° N. Arlington ave, {will “be placed on inactive status Nov. 9, ,and 1st Lt. Norman E. Davis of the air corps, 6112 W.! Washington st., will be relieved of active duty Sept, 9.

Want Telephone? —You'll Still Want

| { | | WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (U.P). |

‘Blood on

“Pillow to

“Mr. Big"

“Bells Rides

—Are you one of those 2,200,000 | people who have an order in for-a | telephone? Well, even though the war is | over, you still may have to wait | another year, ‘according to the war

| production board. a Manufacturing of new telephones { has been at a virtual standstill since 1943. To meet war demands, the telephone companies pressed into service any old telephone they could find, including 3,500,000 of the “wall” and “candlestick” variety. But that still left 2,200,000 reguests for telephones unfilled. A WPB communications expert said it will take a year and a half—up to 1947—before supply meets demand and the nation’s telephone system {is renovated.

CHINA'S GOLD PRICE FALLS CHUNGKING, Aug. 15 (U, P).— The price of gold on Chinese money markets has fallen from more than 200,000 Chinese dollars per ounce to 90,000 dollars in the four days since Japan's surrender first was | offered.

"At the Indiana

Veronica (the coiffure) Lake plays in the comedy “Out of ‘This World,” opening today at the Indiana.

Lou to the Lyric

Lou Costello, complete with bow

tie and a script of wrong answers, | appears in “The Naughty Nine- |

ties,” which moved from the Indiana theater- to the Lyric oday,

Halsey’ s Saddle Flying to Japan

CHICAGO, Aug. The saddle that Adm Halsey hopes to rides the emperor's white horse was en route to Tokyo today— by air express. Within an hour after the ornate, western-style saddle arrived Chicago yesterday, display to boost war bond sales, the Reno, Nev, chamber of commerce telegraphed a frantic plea for its immediate return. They reasoned, with considerable justification, that Halsey might have need for the saddle sooner than originally anticipated.

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Clock INDIANA “@ut of This World,” with Eddie Bracken, yetonioa Lake and Diana Lynn, at 12:40, 3:45, 6:55 and 10. “Midnight Manhunt,”

Savage and William 11:35, 2:45, 5:50 and 9.

LYRIC

“The Naughty Nineties,” with Lou Costello and Bud ARbott, at 11, 1:52, 4:44 and 10:2 “The Woman 25 Green,” with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, at 12:44, 3:36, 6:28 and 9:20,

CIRCLE “Wilson”, with Alexander. Knox, Charles: Coburn and Geraldine Mitzgerald, at 11:45, 2:55, 6:05 and last feature, 9:20. | LOEW'S Romance,” with Esther Williams, 3:30, 5:36, 7:44

with Ann Gargan, , at

“Thrill of a Johnson and 11:18, 1:24, 9.52.

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Saved in Shortage

| WASHINGTON, Aug 18 (U. P). | Sure sign the war is over: A woman walked into a drug store loaded with 21 cartons of popular brand cigarets. “I bought these during the shortage,” she told the clerk. “And now I'm afraid theyll go stale.” Will you buy them back, please?”

Plenty of Smokes, | |

. The clerk said no, he wouldn't.

CONTITIONETDT ~—First Indianapolis Showing— Roy Rogers—Dale Evans—Gabby Hayes and Sons of Pioneers “BELLS OF ROSARITA" East Side Kids—Nancy Brinkman “MR. MUGGS RIDES AGAIN"

LAST TWO DAYS Lee Tracy—Nanecy Kelly “BETRAYAL IN THE EAST" Donald 0 Connor—Peggy Ryan “MR

. G” “Monster and the Ape’-—News

NOW PLAYING 'WARNEY RUHL

AND HIS

ORCHESTRA FEATURING .- Addamae Lang, Vocalist DINNER MUSIC FROM 7:30 P. M. to 9 P. M.

Dance From 9 P. M. Federal Admission Tas Applied 9 P. M.

Excellent Cuisine NEVER A COVER CHARGE

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SOUTHEASTERN SHOW GRDS.

Last Times TODAY

Performances 2:15 and 8:15 DOORS OPEN | AND 7 P. M.

«in ALAN CURTIS RITA JOHNSON HENRY TRAVERS

LOIS COLLIER « JOE SAWYER

The Woman in Breen” Sisicry waviner

BASIL RATHBONE & NIGEL BRUCE in

| Presentin | History

(UNDER ALL-NEW FLAMEPROOF TENTS | Tickets Now 9 a. m. to §, Haags| \ Drug, Penn. & Washington. Also. Circus Grounds. NO PHONE RESERVATIONS.

reatest Performance

of The THE Reais SHOW "oN EARTH | |

Adults 120, 25¢ 5 0 1 OP-N 3 3 C00 MAT. TODAY!

GARY COOPER

“THE COWBOY AND THE LADY”

WITH MERLE OBERON AND A SUPERLATIVE CAST PLUS: MARJORIE WEAVER “SHADOW OF SUSPICION”

GRANADA

1045 VIRGINIA AVE. LAST TIMES TONITE

JAS. CAGNEY “Z.2°0< Plus: “Rough, Tough and Ready”

ABBOTT & COSTELLO

“HERE COME THE COEDS" PLUS: “HOUSE OF FEAR”

AND INTRODUCING THE METROPOLITAN OPERA STAR

with TOMMY DORSEY ano wis ORCHESTRA

Original Screen Ply by Richard Comal and Gladys Lamon . Direeiud By HCHARD THOAPE, » i ah JOE PASTERNAK + A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

Al TBS one come. BLEW!

LAURITZ

Thrill to that loving. man Van as, he romances on a stolen honeymoon with the luscious Bathing Beauty!

FRANCES GIFFORD - HENRY TRAVERS - SPRING BYINGTON

MELCHIOR

COLOR CARTOON |__“TEE FOR TWO" OPEN 10:48

Cool TACOMA ,

Neighborhood Theater Directory

_ EAST SIDE | NORTH SIDE TIIUIEEE] HOLLYWOOD io

:To | | Jean. MacDonald ‘NAU GHTY MARIETTA . © Buster Crabbe “THE CONTENDER” PLUS TAX ere matt

REX Mas Cool

Northwestern THREE-UNIT PROGRAM Susanna Foster “FRISCO SAL” Gene Autry “RIDE, RANGER, RIDE® 30-Min. Disney “CARTOON CIRCUS"

RTH AND CENTRAL » Ida Lupino—Sidney Greenstreet Mn “PILLOW TO POST” : Jim Brannen—Janis Carter “MISSING JUROR 19th & ~~ Aunt Stratford College 8S. or 4 “OH, SUSANNA" “I ACCUSE MY PARENTS"

gL Dorothy

Betty Grable Lamour Jack Benny-—Monty Woolley “MAN ABOUT TOWN" Merle Oberon—Ray Milland “FOREVER AND A DAY" Michiael

CINEMA Cool | neal “IT'S A PLEASURE”

Eddie Bracken—June Priesser ‘SWEA

TER GIRL’ CONTINUOUS MATINEE TOMORROW

PRE A M Ng =

TONIGHT AND ——

Brian ‘AMERICAN ROMANCE’

Donlevy (Filmed in Technicolor) Plus “SHADOWS IN THE NIGHT”

2042 Wash, Jeanette MacDonald—Nelson Eddy “NAUGHTY MARIETTA” Gene Autry—Smiley Burnette “THE BIG SHow

baiye

By [Ve RY ad RIV EER ET:

TONITE—3:45 fo 6—30¢ Robert " Dorothy

Young McGuire

‘Enchanted Cottage’

Chester Mel NOLEN ROGERS MORRIS

‘ROUGH, TOUGH & READY’

CONTINUOUS MATINEE TOMORROW

16th and Delaware

reesei

ST. CLA

CAGN EY

BLOOD on the SUN’

R. Lowery—Phyllis Brooks

“High Powered”

. ETAL TR TYE

SHERIDAN", : E. Wash. Cool Rosalind Russell—Melvyn Douglas “THIS THING CALLED LOVE” Dor. i Lamour “DISPUTED PASSAGE” Plus a “Cartoon Revue” 40 Revival Minutes of Fun With Donald Duck, Plute, uggs Bunny and Li'l Abner CONTINUOUS MATINEE TOMORROW

Ida Lupino—Sidney Greenstreet

“PILLOW TO POST" Basil ‘Rathbone “PEARL oF DEATH" SOR

4630

EMERSON .', Cool Sonja Henie one

O'Shea “IT'S A PLEASURE” Goe. Sanders—Donna Reed “PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY" CONTINUOUS MATINEE TOMORROW

Jas. Sylvia CAGNEY SIDNEY

BLOOD on the SUN’

R. Lowery—Phyllis Brooks

“High Powered”

CR. 5200

PARKER "0, E. 10th R45 Humphrey Bogart “SAHARA” J. Mack Brown “LAND OF OUTLAWS”

PARAMOUNT ot.

E. Wash. 8t At New Jersey Dick Powell—Anne Shirley “MURDER, MY SWEET" “SADDLE DDLE LEATHER Law”

MECCA ,

“OLD ® R?

Jas. Cagney “GRE AT GUY" 4 - -— sr ————— a ’ -

Cool TUXEDO LE . J Jeanette MacDonald—Nelson Eddy

‘NAUGHTY MARIETTA" Richard Arlen “BIG BONANZA"

Gene Autry

733 .N Smiley Burnette |

= sun. “Diamond Norseshoe” ® “Forever Yours" | WEST SIDE STATE Tr Lae

“HEAVEN CAN wAIT" “Trial by Trigger” Featureite

OLD TRAIL “0%, Wan™

“PICTU RE OF DORIAN GRAY™ “FL AME OF THE WEST"

DAISY °°

er am—— 240 Ww. Michigan B | Fred MacMurray—Joan Leslie

20 “WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE™ Stuart Erwin “THE GREAT MIKE™

SPEEDWAY Geo. Sanders

Hurd Hatfield “PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY" Wm. Henry “SILENT PARTNER"

| BELMON Belmont & Washs

Judy Garang Robt. Walker “THE CLOC Edw, Arnold “MAIN ST. AFTER PARK |. Westinghouse Abr Conditioned

Jas. Sylvia CAGNEY SIDNEY

‘BLOOD on the SUN’

R. Lowery—Phyllis Brooks

“High Powered"

HEELERS

SUBURBAN __ AYWOOD

Open Air Theater Fond TONIGHT 7:30 n Arthur—John Wayn

“LADY TAKES A CHANCE”

Joan Davis “SHE GETS Pe HER M Basil Rathbone “HOUSE or PEAR" Boy ROGERS Vera Hruba Ralston

GARFIELD igocoel “LAKE PLACID

Jranaiie Machanald-N SERENADE" Richard ix «MARK RK OF THE ae . Plus Shorts

Cl TEED

A.M, NEE!