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Loew's Present Story of Farm Community.

~The story of how uncommorily exciting and full the life of common people can be comes tO the screen in “Our Vines Have Tender Grapes” on now at Loew's.

year-old Selma Jacobson played by Margaret O'Brien, the picture is set in a Norwegian farm community in Wisconsin. Second principal in the cast Is Selma's quiet, wise and loving father, Martinius Jacobson (Edward G. Robinson), whose one dream Is to build a new barn, His wife, Bruna (Agnes Moorehead) is the balance spring of the household, the realist. Constant companion in Selma's pigtall escapades is her 5-year-old cousin, Arnold Hanson, played naturally and near perfectly by Jackie “Butch” Jenkins. Romance makes an appearance when the editor of the little, com munity paper (James. Craig), falls in love with the pretty new schoolteacher (Frances Gifford), Just a few of the other scenes! the story reveals are a circus, a fire, | a flood and a Christmas party with little Miss O’Brien holding each situation in her tiny palm.

'SUN KIST" AT FOX

Terry King and her California “Sun Kist” beauty chorus are the feature attractions of the™ show starting today at the Fox theater. Also on the cast this week are Comic CUff (8nuffy) Cochran, Billy Pitzer, Tommy Reynolds, Linnetta, Honey Harlowe and Olive Raye.

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KEITH'S

“Star Spangled Rhythm," with Bob Hope and Betty Hutton, at 12:50, 3750, 6:50 and 9:50. “Rockin’ in the Rockies,” with Mary Beth Hughes and the Hoosier Botshis, at 11:43, 2:43, 5:43 and

CIRCLE

“You Came Along,” with Robert Oummings and Lizabeth Bcott, at 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 and 10:06 “Hitchhike to Bina with Al Pearce, at 11:15, 2: 5:40 and 8:55.

LOEW'S “Our Vines Have Tender Grapes,”

with Margaret O’Brien and Bdward 8. Rovingon, at 12:25, 3:36, 6:47 and

“The Hidden Eye,” with Edward Arnold, at 11, 2:11, 6:52 and 8:33,

INDIANA

“Christmas In Connecticut,” with Barbara Stanwyck and Dennis Mor« gan, at 12:38, 3:46, 6:57 and 10:08. “Blonds Ransom,” with Virginia Grey and Donald Cook, at 11:37, 2:38, 5:49 and 5 LYRIC

“Northwest Mounted Police,” with Gary Cooper ang 3 adaising Carroll, at 11:08, 2:40, 6:15 and 9:50. “This Gun > Hire,” with Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake, at 1:19, 4:54 and 8:29.

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RED SKELTON GETS DISCHARGE MONDAY

HOLLYWOOD, Sebt. 21 (U.P). —Comedian Red Skelton, an” army

Fun Reigns In Circle Bill private for the past 18 months, will {receive his lis. harge Monday and

New Actress Shares Honors return here for “several’ months’ ad Ske | rest,” his business manager and exWith Air Hero. | wife, Edna Skelton, announced to-

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When little Miss “$1. Louis” meets “National Velvet” Butch, grand ‘and glorious enters _ fainment is in store!

Film Air Hero

Handsome air force officer hero of “You Came Along” is Robert Cummings. yesterday at the Circle.

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Bing Crosby leads a cast full of stars in “Star Spangled Rhythm” opening today at Keith's,

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more fun and happiness than they | ever did before in the love story, “You Came Along,” which started yesterday at the Circle, { And a new gtar, blond and beautiful Lizabeth Scott, is born to share | top honors with Robert Cummings, | who plays the role of air force ma- | jor and hero, Bob Collins, { Lizabeth, in her part as the treasury department girl, who chaperons Bob and his two hero buddies on a coast to coast 7th war bond tour, turns out to be a real actress with a wit and new human charm which Hollywood finds just now and then. Air corps wolves, the heroes, let the audience in on the flying lingo of world war II at its best, with a few minutes of British accent thrown in for extra fun. Bob's performance hits an alltime high as he pivots between jest and fast repartee in one minute,

next. Despite the gay, light start be prepared for something different. “Hitchhike to Happiness” with Al Pearce is the second feature on now at the Circle.

Roof's Dancing Season to Open

The dance music of Charlie Agnew will open the season at the Indiana roof at 8:30 .o'clock tonight after the- annual summer vacation. The band leader, his orchestra and his vocalist, Jean Carroll, have been booked for the opening week. His appearance will be followed by the usual parade of bands for dancing on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. Dancing time will be 8:30 p. m. to 12:30 a. m. on Wednesday and Friday, 8:30 to 1 a. m, on Saturday and 7:30 p. m, to 12:30 a. m. on

The “I Dood It” comedian plans to re-enter radio and motion picture work alter his rest, she said.

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