Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1945 — Page 4

~ Se A * i - Capacity Audience Attends. Civic Th 's Opening PI Civic eater's Opening Play By MILDRED KOSCHMANN If last night's Civic theater play ‘sample of what's on the bill for the rest of the season, it looks like they'll have to start building that new theater they're talking about real soon. A capacity audience saw the curtain go up on the first production

| of the 31st season. And, according to President John D. Welch, the popularity of the little theater has grown so that they're even having a

: hard time getting enough seats for * x =n members of the organization. THE PLAYERS ‘Director Jack Haitdd oh chalk CIOOBR. + ov. ivavervvensinns Clara Lewis up another mark in his per-| Bllen...... Hoven unt Margaret Roberts re Aekaes ... Rich Else formance Salim for last night's Pa SALI Phils. Torin “The Male Animal.” WY. ovscrsvaiiirae alter Woodson le Dear Damon ............ Fletcher King Extremely well cash, We play has Michael Barnes... Robert Bridgewater enough humor eep the laughs Joe .. ar] Townsen : Blanche D ..Dorthea Craft coming from the audience Just Blanche 1 amon. Harry Wade . about all the time. Richard Eisen- | Myr te a rduanity Lowe bach, who has starred in various rutays Bfstrsscenys Leona Hides

voles during his Civic career, is the cause of most of the chuckles. In| ‘the second scene of the second act

the second scene of he seond ct 1,5} B'S RETURN and funniest drunks we've seen 4 10 ST ATES TOD AY

some time. | NEW YORK, Oct, 13 (U, P.),~

Stefan Ballarini,

Opera Co. will sing the role

Junior Chamber of next week.

HungarianItalian baritone of the San Carlo

Silvio in “Pagliacel,” one of three operas to be sponsored by the Commerce

Eisenbach, who portrays a calleg English professor, gets into win of trouble when he mentions to his/ More than 12500 troops were class that he's going to read a letter | sgheduley to arrive today

aboard | Times Amusement

written by an accused murdererieight vessels. | Clock and a Communist. He merely want- The 1 2 largest group was aboard the | ed to give the class examples ot | gest group Was aha RES

good English composition but his| Thomas Barry which carried 4161 intentions were published in the] fine luding the headquarters of the

Preston Foster 12:43 and 3:37.

“Geronimo,” with and Ellen Drew, at

university’s magazine editorial col-|16th armored division. Aboard the! “This Way Jease with Pibber timp. That's when the fireworks Taos Victory were 1970 miscellane-| Lis 1.45 10.6 and 12:29, began and the prof almost sald ous troops; the William Pender WIBC Jamboree, at 6:30, 9 and * goodby to his job. [carried 772, including the 542d gir He ‘ a a It's all a mixup. The professor service grotp; 792d .air materiel] 5 SYS rw “This Way nearly loses his wife because ohe squadron, and the 968th air engi-| Please,” at 2:40, 5:42 and 8:44. of her ex-suitors, a former all-star peer squadron. | CIVIC gridman for the college, comes back | The Smith Victory carded 1577, .pne stale Animal” with Richard

Fisenbach and Margaret Roberts, at 8:30 p, m,

for a home-coming game, Ear] Townsend, who has been away from the theater the last couple of seasons, is the football celebrity. ‘He's big and husky enough fo carry the ball through any man's line,

miscellaneous troops; the NYU Vic- | tory carried 1801 troops, including | the 16th tank battalion and 69th | armored infantry battalion of i 16th armored division, There were

LOEW'S

“Mer Highness and the Bellboy,” with Hedy Lamarr, Robert Walker and June Allyson, at 12:19, 3:29, 6.39, 9:52 and 1:02,

687 miscellaneous | { ‘Nothing But Trouble,” with Lau-

rabid Republican and an over-ambi-tious campaigner for a new football stadium for dear old Midwestern.

The Plot Thickens {troops aboard the Ward Hut; 714) rel and JHaray, at 11, 2:10, 8:20, 8:53 Walking away with a couple of |ahoard the Ezra Cornell, and 763, 20d 11:43 ; Sunday, “Her High d th the scenes was Harry Wade, the | aboard the Marion Bouvard. | oo Her Highusss sod the blustering college trustee who's a Troops from the three Victory 9:51. Nothing But Trouble,’ at 2:06, 5:19

ships will be processed at Camp Shanks, N. Y. Those on the other] vessels will go to Camp Kilmer, N, J.

and 8.32 CIRCLE

“Unele Harry,” with George San-

Jlaigares Roberts Goes gli Sb | "ore SRSA, PRL, e g lady's spo | | 10 : The newcomers to Civic made a u. S. HOLDS SALE OF “That's the Spirit,” with Jack

Onkie and Peggy Ryan, ai 11, 2:10, name for themselves, too, in the Fy Fries Jeep. Ris

CARRIER PIGEONS

fon. Clara Lewis, a dis- : , “Uncle Marry,” at 1:10, BE Ps Eisenbach, carried WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (U. P.).—| 4 To and 10 “That's the Spirit,’ Yer By of the play's SuCCobs as| Need a carrier pigeon? Thousands| 8t 11:40, 2:30, 5:30 and 8:30. e jor {of army-trained pigeons are being INDIANA

5 iM. A Phyllis the professor's maid ne y {offered for sale as surplus property

Harlan and Robert Bridgewater got “Rhapsody in Blue,” with Hobert

Alda, Joan Leslie and Alexis Smith,

by the department of commerce. ellectual t 17:25, 2:18, 5:05, 7:40 and 10:15. git 10 a g50d stan 48 tie Inteliectyn The birds will be sold in lots of five a Sunday, at 1, 1:35, 6:45 and 9:35, Although not an actor, Technical | PHT at $25 a lot. u LYRIO n . Director Thomas Shanton, another “Wonder Man,” with Danny Kaye newcomer, deserves an orchid, too. MEXICO FILM LOCALE 3 Amie, at 11M, Me

His setting of Prof. Turner's living] HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 13 (U. P).— “West of the Pecos,” with Robert room, the scene of the entire play,|Screen actress Esther Williams, NE 2, "Se ay fun wt

shedding her usual bathing suit in favor of a bullfighter's costume,

is a beauty. “The Male Animal” still has six

Sunday, “Wonder Msn,” at 12:30, 3:37, 6:44 and 9:51. “West of the

Pecos,” at 2:32, 5:39 and 8:46. more performances to go. Probably |was scheduled to arrive in Mexico every one of them will be a sell-|City today to begin a Latin- ENGLISR THEATER Harry Blackstone, magician, at

out. American production called “Fiesta."' 4.44 and 830 p. m

Oct. 13, 1545

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Captain Eddie Here—

Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker breezed into town this week with plans to give the Speed« way a face-lifting preparatory to the 1946 race, flrst in five years. . . The stands, weathered by idleness, will be repaired and repainted and grass

revealed that 200 service trainees learned the Russian language in a secret school at Indiana university during the war.

New Bwlding Project— The redevelopment commission indicated a Northwest area bounded by 10th, 16th, N. West and Milburn sts, probably will be

removed from the chosen as a ‘test-tube site” for the city's briek of the aval,’ $e plan to rebuild blighted districts, . . . A new Speedway offices at Fall creek park on the Northwest side was "444" N. Capitol ave, also proposed, , , . The Indianapolis College will be reopened soon. of Pharmacy will soon move to Butler

. Rick predicts next year’s renewal will be the “fastest and bestest” of all time, with competition assured from France,

university campus in a $300,000 building. . . . Construction of a new wing at Broad Ripple high school will begin early next year. . . . The International Detrola Corp. factory on W. 21st st. was purchased by the F. L. Jacohs

Italy and England and some jet-driven Co., washing machine makers. . . Indianentries expected. . . . Rick sald the Speed- apoli§ is being considered for a syrup manuway, of which he is a “granddaddy,” has facturing plant by the Dr. Peppér Co

been flooded with requests for 1946 tickets Tr rw from G. I's overseas. While here, . . "Captain Eddie’ also appeared before a Civil Busses for Shelby Line—

Aeronautios board hearing on proposed Mid- Dr, A. J. Schneider, well-known South West air routes, seeking for his Eastern side physician, was killed when his car was Airlines new flights including one between hit by the James Whitcomb Riley, crack Indianapolis and Evansville, . . TWA N. Y. C. passenger train, at the S. Keystone . requested a route from Indianapolis to South ave, crossing. . . . The father and stepmother Bend via Kokomo, and local routes through of five children died when struck by . an Anderson, Muncie, Richmond, Lafayette and automobile as they crossed BE. 10th st. near

Bell st, . . City Councilman R. C. Dauss started a move to give streets the same name along their entire length, instead of changing them simply because they may fog. a little,

Pt. Wayne. . As the hearings progressed §t appeared Indiana would be criss-crossed with airlines, a fact that should make it *the recreation center of America” according

. He cited Coll re. ~ No st. as ) to Governor Gates, . On Monday, Chi- : : 8 College hye Note bi Sx. eago & Southern airlines will launch the currency is on display at the American first scheduled Indianapolis to Ft. Wayne National bank. Indianapolis Railways flight in history, . Indianapolis civil air will assign 10 new motor coaches to the patrol cadets participated in two-day Shelby line when they arrive, . A new maneuvers at Freeman field. , , , The county recreation center, “Senior Swing," for over

plan commission approved construction of a 200-acre airfield near the Belt rallroad and Sherman dr. in Brightwood. . . . Col. Frank K. MacNees succeeded Lt. Col. Kenneth W. Holbert as Stout fleld base commander.

teen-age participants, Including discharged servicemen and women, will be opened next month at Municipal Gardens, . . . School 9 pupils observed James Whitcomb Riley's 96th anniversary with a pilgrimage to the Riley home,

In the Mail Bag—

for the birthday greetings, . . . Happy birthday to two brothers whose anni-

G. 1. Takes Over Pulpit—

The Rev. Fr. Raymond Bosler left the hometown for Rome, where he will study

Now

canon law for two years. . . T. 4th Gr, versaries fall two days apart, . . . Lt (sg) Charles Trinkle will preach tomorrow in the Jack P. Hoagland, Banana River, Fla, Oct. pulpit of his father, Dr. O. A. Trinkle. in 25, and Pvt, Prederick

M. Hoagland, Okinawa, Oct. 27, Mother, Broth« er. , . . And to Jimmy Groves, Honshu island,

the Englewood Christian church. Trinkle, a former divinity student, wears five battle stars. + Milton R. Warrick, discharged veteran, was appointed U. 8. probation officer in federal court.

. Japan, Oct. 27, Mom, George Hampton was named president of Dad. . And to Lt. the 101 Mens Bible class for 1945-46. . , Ervin H. Scott, Leyte, Oct. 27 (also his _ Fermor 8. Cannon succeeded Ralph 8. wedding anniversary), Wife, And to

Norwood as president of the Indianapolis Rotary club. . . Representatives of 400 Indiana Odd Fellow lodges met in the Odd Pellow building, *; Joe Everson retired for the second time from the police force, \ rejoined to help out during the manpower shortage. + + + R. J. Rogers is the new president of the Indiana Independent Brothers, Family. , . . Sng fellows. Petroleum association, , The army More next week.

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Cpl. Ray Stukey; China, Oct, 14, Claire, Cody family. . . And to 8. 2-¢ John M. Fitz. ‘gerald, Iwo Jima, Oct. 27, Mom, Dad, family, . And to EM 3-c William Ressler, Pacific, Oct. 24, Folks, . And to Pyt. Ira E. Lee, Manila, Oct. 16, Wife, Mother, Dad, Sisters,

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Movie Holds Novel Twist

Showing at Circle.

Cengered around the lives of a New England family and tinged

murder-mystery, “The Strange

at the Circle, has the shocking twist that maybe crime does pay. Uncle Harry, played by George Sanders, is Harry Quincey of a long lide bf Quinceys, who lives in a small’ town with his two Quincev sisters in the old Quincey house. They live the proper life in the little proper town with lovely Lettie (Geraldine Fitzgerald) playing the hypochondriac, jealously caring for her brother Harry and unmercifully tormenting the other sister, Hester (Moyna Macgill). Love-Angle Develops Life runs smoothly until Deborah {Ella Raines) blitzes into Harry's life, bringing him a breath of refreshed thinking, unbinding the ties of time and family that held him beneath the thumb of drudgery, The inevitable love-arigle develops and Uncle Harry decides to become a family man. .* But Lettie has other plans. She begins her campaign to keep Harry !home, she connives, she plans, and {fakes heart attacks. Both young {ladies beguilingly try to charm {Harry away, but Lettie succeeds and {Deborah walks out. Facifig a loveless life of solitude {Harry finally realizes his sister's imotives, anu the smoothly-moving {plot take on the sinister colors of {hate and murder, almost the perfect srime. But the wrong person is murdered and the picture begins to hint of a conventional murdermystery ending, But it is the finale that makes the picture unique; it is the finale that leaves one stunned a few seconds. It's almost another Miracle )f Morgan's Creek, with a sombre New England touch adding intrigue.

At Indiana Roof

Teddy Phillips and his N. B. C. orchestra will provide dance musie at the Indiana Roof tonight and Sunday nights. Featured with the orchestra will be Eileen Mack, Bill Howard and the Four Moun-

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NEIGHBORHOODS

AVALON “Rough, Tou, and dy” and “Old Texas (mgs asd Bes ar Manders wm. Clock” and "Cowboy and

hy a “Twice Hamed | and oan hy: Fooin Sod Is in dy Co-Piot” a Blow: an orn cay MA—-chimy 8 8ky” and “Pillow to Filey of Decisions © ”

DAISY~-Foy Island” and “Rustler's Hideout.” Tomorrow { i He and Monday DREAM! ‘The Town Went Wild" and Destiny.” Late show. Cm Invest ator.’ Tomorrow Shrous day: on the Sun" ad Tami Nights, i DRIVE -IN~"One Thoutanid and On Nights.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Back to Bataan.” EMERSON—"This Man's Navy" “China * Tomorrow YY hrongh eduesday: “A ‘Thousand and One

SQUIRE—Thro . Your, Lucky Dan and lender Sank

FOUNTAIN SQUARE Thien Eh Fusaday; “Twice Blessed” and * GARFIELD Ths oe Niched “Beyon Pecos.”” Tomorrow through Pond day: “Nob Hill” and “Escape in the tes Thsough Wednesday: “Out of This World” and “Midnight Manhunt,” HOLLYWO@D—"“What a Blonde” and ante iande. pe sey wna: through a ran and the Amazons, ng, 1% RYING--2a Bel) for iron and “Twice ‘omorrow t rough “Thrill of a Romance Tuesday: LINCOLN-"It's in the Bag” and ‘Rene gade of Rio Grande” Tomorrow through Tuesday:. "The Clock’ “Leave It to Blondie, » MECCA—"What a Blonde” Whirlwind, " Tomorrow through Tuesday: “To Have and Have Not” and “Hollywood and Vine, OLD TRAIL--“Circumstantial Evidence" and ‘Heart of the West.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Thousand and One Nights” and “Swing Hostess.” ORIENTAL! ‘Salome, Where She Danced” and “Let's Go Steady.” Tomorrow and

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and “Arizona

Monday: “Valley of Decision’ and “Charlie Chan's Secret Clue.” PABAMOUNT-—*G entle Annie” and

“Sherif of Cimaron.” Tomorrow and

“Bells of Rosarita” and “Salome, Where She Danced.” orrows_A. Bell for Adano” and?ChiTuesday:

“Patrick, the Great” and “Bee My Lawyer.”

VOGUE~"The Hard Way" and “She Gels ne Man. * Tomorrow through Tuesday:

ZARING— “Thousand and One Nights” and “Power of the Whistler.” Tomorrow through , Tuesday: “Thunderhead” and ra.

POWNTOWN ALAMO—Through Monday: the Plains’ -and “Pow Whistler.”

“Phantom of wer of the

Bs a TE hroug y: Great” and "Twice Blessed.’ STRA “Bluebeard” and “Pardon My Gun.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Tres eros’’ and ‘Escape in the

RESERVATIONS FOR OPERAS ON SALE

Advance reservations for the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce's three operatic presentations, “Il Trovatore,” “Pagliacci” and “Hansel and Gretel,” being given next week are on sale now. “Il Trovatore” will be given at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, and both “Pagliacci” and “Hansel and Gretel” will be presented Beginning at 8:15 p, m. Wednesday in the Murat theater. The three productions will be presented by the San Carlo Opera Co.

COUPLE ADOPT BABY HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 13 (U, P).— Actress Laraine Day and her flier husband, Ray Hendricks, today prepared a nursery for their newlyadopted 3-months-old boy, now in a Chicago foundling home. They have no children of their own.

Moriday: “Marriage Is a Private Affair” and “Something for the Boys.”

PARKER--Through Tuesday: “A ‘Tree

Stows in Brooklyn” and Molly and e REX "Back to Bataan" and "Detective | Kitty O'Day.” Tomorrow through Tuesday : “Murder He Says’ and “Escape in the Desert.” RITZ~"Tarzan and the Amazons” and |

“Delightfully Dangerous.” through Tuesday: ‘Naughty Nineties” and “Woman in Green.” RIVOLI — “Twice Blessed” and ‘‘Bewitched.” Late show only: “Happy- | land” Tomorrow through Tuesday: Kod Bell for Adano” and “Chicago

Tomorrow

ST. CLAIR-'‘A Bell for Adano” and “Chicago Kid.” Tomorrow thro Tuesday: ‘Patrick the Great” “See My Lawyer. SANDERS “Kismet” and Sundown.” Tomorrow “Lost in a Harem" to Reno.” SHERIDAN—"Music tor Millions” “Mame of Barbary Coast.” through Tuesday: shoe.” SPEEDWAY ~~ “Naughty Nineties” ana “Woman in Green.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: * of a Romance” and “Unwritten Code.” STATE—' Sweet and Lowdown “Marked for Murder.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: a Pojeetive Burma” and t's Go Steady ST “A Bell f a mil" and “Chicago Kid.” nel through Tuesday: “Patrick the Great” and My Lawyer.” TACOMA-—'""Flame of Bar! “Crime Puctors Courage. A Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Salome, Where She Danced” and “Bowery Champs.” TALBOTT ‘China Sky” and “Pillow to Post.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: po Lan and the Amazons” and ‘‘Hotel

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