Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1945 — Page 12

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KEITH'S “Morocco,” with Gary Cooper, at 11:30, 2:40, 550 and 8:50 “Happy Go. Lucky,” with Bétt Hutton, Mary Martin, Dick Powell and Eddie Bracken, 0, 4:10, 7:20 and 10:20. - CIRCLE “Lady On a Train,” with Deanna

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Durbin, Ralph Bellamy and David . Bruce, at 12:30, 3:50, 7 and 10:10, “The True Glory,” 11:15, 2:25, 5:40 and 8:50. LOEW'S

“In Hollywood,” with Bud Abbots and Lou Costello, at 11, 1:51, 4:43, 7:38 and °10:30,. “Dangerous Partners,” with James

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PRUDENTIAL RADIO

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 Prudential family ogram was cancelled yestbr because the American Federation of Musicians ordered its members not to appear, the Columbia Broadcasting System sald today. CBS said the union’s action was directed against three independently owned stations at Chattanooga, Tenn., Columbus, Ga., and Albany, Ga. all of which carry Columbia programs. There is no dispute between the network or the sponsors

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Two and Half Hours.

By MILDRED KOSCHMANN Blackstone and his show of 1001 wonders kept a capacity audience of children and grownups fooled for almost two and a half hours at English's last night. The hocus-pokus man, who put on an abbreviated version of the same show at Keith's about a year ago, pulled about every trick out of his sleeves “and ott. of the air that you could think of. And when the majority of the audience left the theater, they hadn't even begun to figure out how he had fooled them. A .few specta~ tors down in the front rows, who, in« served as Blackstone's guinea pigs a number of times, claimed they could see wires hanging from the ceiling of the stage for the Hindu rope trick and a couple of others. But, on the whole, they were completely bailled, too.

Frees Self, Takes Watches About a. dozen men lined up on the stage (they weren't part of the show) and watched a fellow spectator tie Blackstone's hands together with a rope that you'd think it would be impossible to untie. But

some time or other the old magician managed to take two of the men’s watches and get untied as fast as you can say “scat.” The handkerchief that becomes alive is another one of his best tricks, He takes an ordinary man's

Louis Persinger and Bronislaw Huberman.

ticket campaign for 1945-46 closes season rate will be available at

. the orchestra’s office in the Murat theater until Oct. 15.

Craig and Signe Hasso, at 13:24, 3:15, 6:06 and 9:03.

LYRIC “Having Wonderful Crime,” with Carole Landis, ‘Pat O'Brien and George Murphy, at J2:80, 4:08, 7:17 and 10:26, “Pan-Americana,” with Roberts Benchley and Audrey Long, at 11:38, 2:44, 5:53 and 9.02,

INDIANA “Wonder Man,” with and Virginia Mayo, at 12:33, 6:55 and 10:06. “West of the Pecos,” with Robert Mitchum and Barbara Hale, at 11:27, 2:38, 5:49 and 9.

ENGLISH THEATER Blackstone, magician,

Danny Kaye 344,

Harry at

8:30pm

Concertmaster

ISRAEL BAKER, above, former member of the N, B, C. symphony

orchestra under Tescanini, will be concertmaster of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra this season, Conductor Fabien Sevitzky announced today. Mr. Baker, who has served in the army for the past two and one-half years, was at one time concertmaster of Stokowski's AllAmerican Youth orchestra. The 26-year-old Chicago violin= ist studied with Adolph Pick,

The local orchestra’s season

tomorrow, but reservations at the

handkerchief, borrowed from one bf the theater patrons, and makes ‘it walk and dance like some live ¢ animal, One youngster in the audience went home particularly happy. After watching Blackstone make a little gray rabbit appear and disappear,

home for a pet. be one given away at each performance. Saws Up Women The acts that still baffle the audience most, though, are the lumber saw number and the girl without a middle. Both involve quite attractive young women and bloodcurdling screams. Blackstone ap-

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the huge saw and cut her in three pieces with two imniense blades. But with the work of a little magic she comes out in one plece in both cases.

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JAP EMPEROR MAY

he finally got to take thé bunny|If the Japanese people keep their There'll probably lemperor, his future position will be one of a politically unimportant | figurehead in contrast to the “sacred!

inviolability” he now enjoys, high| American officials said today.

that

American policy toward Japan is

pears -to cut the girl in half with /do so;

official revelation that the U. 8. will

LOSE POST, POWER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (U, P.).—

“Rhapsody

As Composer George Gershwin, newcomer Robert Alda stars in in Blue,” Wednesday at the Indiana,

of the program, CBS said.

starting

nounced by Marion board 9.

ARMY--Ralph Preston N. Forrest; Brookside; N. Hamilion; Temple;

5 N. State;

Donald Earle Vinson,

sto MARINE CORPS—Carl i 8. McKim, AVY~—Charles Southensiern; Parker,

and Charles 1507 Nichol. .

ship office at general army forces of the

duration of peace.”

ARMED FORCES TAKE TWENTY LOCAL MEN

Induction of 20 Indianapolis men into the armed forces has been an-

Those inducted are:

William Donald Erwin, Eugene Arthur Allgood, 407 Denzel Doyle Montgomery, 235 Kenneth Paul Basham, 2045 Ne; Joseph Nicholas Dant, 22 James Lloyd

62 945 silivell, “and Harry Franklin Jacobs Jr, 315 8. Key~

Edward Curtis, Wilbert ®Warl Disher,

CENSORSHIP OVER

MANILA, Oct. 8 (U, P.).—A sign on the door of the former censor-

echelon public relations camp at Manila, read today “closed for the

county local

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Temple; Waiter Frank Logsdon, 1211 Polk; John Richard Murphy, 608 N. Highland; Donald Paul Keene, 336 N. Porest; William Joseph Clark, 903 LLS Bastern; Jesse Prankin Plummer, wa FOR THR! Dayton; Russell Charles Baker Jr., 103 E. Ohfo; Wendell Page, 2013 English Yuh Deana On Harold Edwin Cave, N. ‘Bevilie; e Trall OF A

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1801 931 Edwin Medlick,

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These officials have strong doubts | the Japanese will elect to! eep the institution of the emperor. |

esigned to encourage them not to it is planned to lead them | way from the emperor and toward | emocracy. | These views became known after

There are so many different num- (a bers on the program that it weuld|li take quite a bit of time to even list d all of them much less explain them. | (th But they're all plenty clever and!a take lots of fast work to perform,

HOLD FUNERAL FOR PLAYWRIGHT'S WIFE

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (U. P).~Funeral services for Mrs. Beatrice Bakrow Kaufman, 50, wife of play» wright George 8. Kaufman, were held today as a Madison ave, funeral home. Mrs, Kufman djed Saturday at her Park ave, home after a brief illness. She and Kaufman were married in 1917, when she was engaged in theatrical publicity. Mrs. Kaufman later moved into the book publishing fleld as an editor and at one time was ehstern story editor for Samuel Goldwyn,

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at any store which ARRID She. was co-author of two plays, “The White Haired Boy,” and sells toll . i Sh. qed “Divided by Three.” She is survived by Ry)iman, 3 daughter, Mrs. Ann Kaufm Booth, and two brothers,

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ALL DRAFT BOARDS AID ANY VETERAN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (U. P).— | Veterans seeking clarification of) their rights were reminded today {that they can call for aid at any |

registered,

turning veteran,” a statement by selective service headquarters said. |

than honorable also will be .given! assistance, although they are. not entitled to other benefits contained in the G. I. | . bill of rights,

“MOVIE ACTRESS IS | "| GRANTED A DIVORCE

jected to her hushand's suggestion | ation,” was granted a divorce to- |

Henry 0. Dunham, Miss married in January, 1941, and separated three years later,

Sept.

PARIS, France, Oct, 8 (U, P).—

crashed and bumed at Rennes yesterday, The French Press agency sald all five crew members, were burned

bolish Shintoism gion in Japan. In contrast to inividual Shintoism, state Shinto is 1e cult or religion which preaches neestor worship and divine origin |

as a state re-

raft board in the country and not nly at the board where they are

“Every local board has hung out | ‘welcome back’ sign for the |

Veterans with a discharge other

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* Oct. 16—Getting Along

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* Nov. 13—Government and Business

Lectures Will Be at 8110 P. M.

Fee for Series, $3 Single Admissions, $1

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