Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1945 — Page 6
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TINCAW IS ELECTED BY MURAT CHANTERS
“4 Election of William B. McCaw as president of the Murat chanters , | singing organization was announced
today.
Wallace Heller, Long, director;
treasurer; Ernie Gilyeat, as
son, accompanist, - Named as Larry Larrison,
first tenor;
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CINCINNATI EDITOR
Carl D. Groat, editor of the Cincinnati Post, has been assigned by ithe Scripps-Howard Newspaper Al{llance to cover the foreign min.
isters council in London and later do a series of articles on Germany, it was announced today. Groat, a former United Press war correspondent, will go to Washington Wednesday for a briefing on the assignment before going to New York for eventual flight to London,
FLORIST GROUP MEETS The Allied Florists’ association will open the new fiscal year with a Friday in the headquarters of the Norman GG, Stanley Co., 252 ‘N, Capitol ave. Edward F. Nordholt, president, will preside.
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Other officers named for the coms= ing year are: Welmer Bushong, vice president; Herman Teepe, secretary; L. B. Mosiman, assistant secretary, C. L
sistant director; and Hod Willlam-
voice directors were: Ted Jordan, second tenor; Paul Newman, Bert Gadd, second -bass. In the past. year the Murst chant ers have given 24 programs, includ« ing recitals at Billings and Wake- | man hospitals and Sunnyside sana-
. ASSIGNED OVERSEAS BYRON EIEN (O' 84M civcinnaty, sept. 19 (U. P).—
Jamboree Star
Harpo on the WLW “Super Jamboree.”
WLW’'S two air shows, “Boone County Jamboree” and “Midwestern Hayride,” will be rolled into © one for a one-day stand at the Murat theater Oct. 7. The “Super-Jamboree” will be presented at 2 and 4 p. m. and evening performancek will be at 7 and 9 p. m. Appearing in person will be Harpo and Tiny, Dolly Good and her Buccaneers, the Johnson's Twins, Bonnie Lou and the Trail Blazers, Alton Delmore and his Brown's Ferry Four and Penny Woodford.
Times Amusement Clock
INDIANA “Christmas in Conneoticnt,” with Barbara Stanwyck and Dennis More gan, at 12:35, 3:46, 6:57 and 10:08, “Blonde Ransom,” with Virginia Grey and Donald Cook, at 11:27, 2:38, 5:40 and 9. LYRIC “Northwest Mounted Police,” with Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll, at 11:08, 2:40, 6:15 and 9:50. “This Gun’ for Hire,” with Alan
Ladd and Veronica Lake, at 1:19, 4:54 and 8:29,
CIRCLE “A Medal for Benny,” with Dorothy Lymout and Arturo ds Cordova, at , 3:86, 7 and 10:1 2. Be with Leo Carrillo and Tom Neal, at 11:30, 2:40, 5:45 and 8:55.
KEITH'S “Bachelor Mother,” with Ginger Rogers and Savid Niven, at 11:48, 2:48, 5:48 and 8: “That i Feeling,” with Burgess Meredith, at 1:10, 4:10, 7:10 and 10:10, LOEW'S “Guest Wife,” with Claudette Ool bert, Don Ameche and Richard For 5 11:32, 1:37, 3:42, 5:47, 1:52 and
BING CROSBY WILL ENTER HOSPITAL
HOLLYWOOD, Sept, 19 (U, P.) .— Crooner Bing Crosby will enter St. John's hospital at Santa Monica for a “routine checkup” within a week, his physicians said today. Crosby, currently on the Paramount lot to make “Blue Skies,” was reported ill with a kidney ailment.
‘TEEN’ DANCE SET
The Jive Hive and Boogie Haven Teen canteens will sponsor a football dance for all east side young people of “teen” age {rom 8 to 11 p. m. Friday in the Howe high school gymnasium. Because of the cool weather, plans for a street dance
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INETGHBORHOODS
AVALON~'TFrisco Sal” and “Girl in the
“The Last Horseman” and “Diamond Horseshoe.” BELMONT — Through Satuiday: “Brewster's Millions” and “Delightfully Dan« gerous.” CINEMA-—Thr rough Saturday: ‘Wuthering Heights’* and “Take a Letter, Darling.” DAISY~Through tomorrow: “Murder He Says” and “Escape in the Desert.” DREAM ~Through tomorrow: “Dillinger” and “Let's Go Steady.” DRIVE-IN—-Through tomorrow: “En chanted Cottage.”
EMERSON~—"Conflict” and ‘Back to Bataan.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Best Poot Forward” and ‘Standing Room Only.”
ESQUIRE Jrionan J riday: Retur;
and “Topper ARE — Through Friday:
FOUNTAIN 8 “Salome, here She Danced” and
“Honeymoon Ahead.”
GRANADA ‘Valley of Decision” and “Let's Go Steady. "” Tomorrow $hrougn Wednesday: “A Thousand and i Nights” Sd “Power of the Whistler,
HOLLYWOOD-Through tomorrow: “'Forever Yours’ and ‘Big Showofl.”
DEFENDS MADISON ON POLLUTION ORDER
MADISON, Ind., Sept. 19 (U. P.). ~—Mayor O, L. Head said today that an Indiana stream pollution control board order against the city of Madison looked like “a case of discrimination.” 3 ; The board ordered the city to cease pollution of the Ohio river by Nov. 1. The mayor said he favored a new
“Skylark”
out that the cost of such a system was prohibitive, He said that oilburning boats on the river caused more pollution than the city. Head sald the cost of the sewer system was not the only drawback. The logical location for a disposal | , plant is the west side of town, and the state health board vetoed the suggestion.
PRIVATE HELD FOR POSING AS OFFICER
P.)~James Edward Ensign, 25, Cleveland, O,, was held here today for military authorities after his arrest while posing as an air force captain,” Ensign had in his possession an automobile which police said was stolen from an army officer in Indianapolis. Detective Stanley Wimer sald Ensign, an army private, admitted he escaped Aug. 1 from mili~ tary confinement at Camp Bowie, Tex., where he was serving a 10-
Case.” Tomorrow through Saturday:
IRVING—Through Saturday: “China Sky" and “Mr. Lucky.”
h tomorrow: “Where Do ere?” and ‘“Thorough«
LINCOLN~Thr We Go From breds.” MAYWOOD — ugh tomorrow: “Her Lucky Night’ Thiou anjo on My Knee.”
MECCA — Throws Jomortew. “Tumblin’ Tumbleweeds” “I Accuse My Parents.”
OLD TRAIL Through tomorrow: “The Clock” and “Candlelight in Algeria.”
ORIENTAL — “Grissley’s Millions: and * Dilliny er.” Tomorrow throug h Baturday: rl Garyoll Vanities” ‘ahd * ‘Main Bt. After Dar
PARAMOUNT. Twit on the Trail” nd “Ex riment Perilous.” Tomorrow and Frida ay: “Irish Eyes Are Smiling” and “Henry and Dizzy.” PARKER—Through Priday: “No Time for Love’ and “Bordertown Gunfighter.” REX — Thr rough tom morrow: “Unfinished Business” and “Light of the Western Stars.” RITZ~Thioush Saturday: ‘Song to Re= member” and “G.I, Honeymoon, " RIVOLI-—-‘Valley of Decision.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “China sky” and “Escape in the Desert 8T. CLAIR—Through Saturday: sand and One Nights” the Whistler.” SANDERS ‘Thirty Beconds Over TOK 2 pr and "Meet Miss Bobby Bocks morrow through Saturday: “Crim 8 Doo tor's Courage” and ‘Hidden Valley
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SHERIDAN—“Janie"” Old Lace.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Enchanted Cottage” and “Where Do. We Go Prom Here?” SPEEDWAY-"Escape in the Desert” and “Great Flamarion. "” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Tarzan and the Amazons” and “Bells of Rosarita,” STATE—Through tomorrow: “The Master Race” and “Blonde Comet. STRAND-—Through Satur: aay: “Thousand Wd or Que, , Nights” and ower of the STRATFORD Thfon h Jomortow: , “Melo~ dy ol and “Yellow Canary
and “Arsenic and
COMA — Through tomorrow: “Frisco Bal” A “Identity Unknown, TALBOTT — Through Sathrdays “Suspi« cion” and “Sky Is the Limit TUXEDO — Through tomorrow: “Two Yanks in Trinidad” and “Eve Knew Her Apples.’ UPTOWN -— Through Saturday: ‘“Thou«
sand and One Nights’ and “Power of
the Whistler." ZARING — Through Saturday: ® “China Bky” and “Rough, Tough and Ready.” DOWNTOWN ALAMO — Through tomorrow:
“Cowboy. and the Lady” Ape.”
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AMBASSADOR “China Buy" Dangerou
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