Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1945 — Page 18
~ OLD TRAIL--Through tomorrow:
Gus Harder, 2058 N. Alabama st., left, and William “Bill” Moore, 2905 Central ave., display the result of a three-week hunting expedition. The prize, a 3-year-old four-point buck was bagged in Manistee county, Michigan. A double feature is scheduled for the near future, at which Mr. Moore will carve his whiskers as well as somie’ of that fine veniser.
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rr a3 STATI Sin tomorrow: Waterfront” and “Varsity Show.’ | TACOMA—Through tomorrow: “Imitation of Life” and "Sing Me a fang of Texas.” TALBOTT—Through Saturday: “Arsente and Oid Lace” ang “Desert Song.’ 'TUXEDO—Through tomorrow: “Wilson.” UPTOWN — Through Saturday: “The Southerner” and “A Boy, a Girl and through a Dog.” VOGUE~—Through Saturday: Barbary Coast” and Benny.” ZARING ~ Through Saturday: Wonderful Crime” and cana IRVING—Through Saturday: ‘The Great John L.” and “Bedside Manner." DOWNTOWN ALAMO-Through tomorrow: “Northwest Mounted Police” and “This Gufi for Hire.” and | AMBASSADOR Through Saturday: “Wondot Man” snd “Having Wonderful ime.”
‘Renegades of the BELMONT Through Saturday: “Bedside ‘Manner and “The Southerner.’ CINEMA--Through Saturday: “Incendiaty Blonde.” DAISY "Having Wonderful Orime™ and “Pan-Americana.” . Tomorrow Saturday: “Rhapsody in Blue.” EMERSON--Through Saturday: - “Christ. mas, in Connecticut” “lt “Caribbean Mystery.” BSQUIRE Through Friday: “Pillow to shd “Thousand and One Nights." JoUNTAIN SQUARE — Through ay “A Boy, a Girl and a Dog" “In Old Mexico.” GARFIELD Through tomorrow: way” and “Hidden Eye.” GRANADA “Lady on a Train" and “The True Glory. 3 Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Along Came Jones” “Dangerous Intruder”
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WARNEY RUNL AND HI - ORCHE FEAT G Addamae Lang, Vocalist DINNER MUSIC FROM 7:30 P.M. to 9 P. M. Dance From 9 P. M.
Federal Admission Tax ied 9 P.M. Excellent
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Repeated Tonight. By HENRY BUTLER Anyway, the Ballet theater had a good orchestral background, The - background, supplied by some 40 members of the Indian-
apolis Symphony orchestra, was a prime feature of last night's open-
~performance of -the-Bailet—the-1—
ater at the Murat. It will be repeated tonight. Prevalent and unverifiable rumors that the local representative of 8. Hurok, grand impresario . of the ballet group, had refused free admission to service men, could only partly explain the . paltry A house. The rest of the explanation might be a sort of public and widespread allergy to ballet, which illness is pardonable. For the beautifully timed and executed leaps and similar maneuvers of the company are right now only partly meaningful, and will reinain only partly meaningful until some way is devised to make ballet is significant locally as music is.
Ballet a Luxury
When technical perfection plays o half-full houses, the public gets blamed. But the public is nbt to blame, nor are the zealous local gents fighting for, let's say, the In{ianapolis Symphony orchestra Right now, ballet dancing, in the higher brackets, is a luxury few communities can afford. Who in the name of holy things would devote himself to a career as ballet dancer without some assurance of gainful recognition? Last night's program included the “Firebird,” in which the principals were Nora Kaye, Dimitri Romanoff, Diana Adams and John Taras, and for which Stravinsky conveniently wrote the music. gram was “Interplay,” with music by Morton Gould and choreography by Jerome Robbins. The concluding number was “Prineess Aurora,” a large and extravagant number, with an impressive cast and plenty of scenery.
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and 8:30. : INDIANA nOenidential Aye Agent,” with Charles and Lauren Bacll, at 12010, 6:35 and 9:50. Orimsen Canary,” with ‘Nosh Jr. and Lois Collier, at 11:10, §:30 and 5:45. LYRIC Spanish Main,” 11, 1:11, 3:23, :33, 7.44 and 9:55, KEITH'S “Brigham Young,” with Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell and Dean Jagger, at 11:30, 3:01, 6:32 and 10:03.
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HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 5 (U. P).— Charles H. Gramlich, 30-year-old | Marietta, O., attorney who tried to unzip Carole Landis’ spangled black tights, was committed-today to the state mental hospital at Norwplk, Cal , A superior court jury found | Gramlich insane yesterday after a| hearing he had reduested in an attempt to set aside the insanity de- | cision of Superior Judge George Dockweiler, Miss Landis identified " Gramiich | 18 the man who burst into her dress- | ing room and threw his arms arourid | her. Her screams brought help and | the man was ejected,
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