Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1946 — Page 4

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Uncle Harry with some pity as being the victim of (a) an eccentric will requiring him to live in the homestead with his two sisters, and (b) noisy and quarrelsome rivalry between Lettie and Hester as to which sister was more important to his comfort and happiness. Maybe I'm just-a dope, but I couldn't at first detect signs in Uncle Harry of the scheming self-

B|ishness that led him to commit the

murder Lettie was blamed for, What's more, both sisters seemed so poisonous (excuse the word—-it must have been the cocoa Hester drank) at first that Lettie's Sydney | Carton nobility in the final scene | stretched the garters of the imagination? It would take a pre-war German Ph.D. dissertation-writer to analyze the play and demonstrate, in 587 pages plus appendix, just what's wrong with it. In any case, it doesn't have that fine inevitability a first-rate play should have, and from where I sit, it looks like another of those perilous patch-and-rewrite jobs that always involve actors in grief,

Has Good Moments

taining. It's unusual, it’s got good moments and it pleases an audience, as it did last night's enthusiastic crowd. Among the best individual performances, besides Mrs, Skyrme’s, were those of Dorothea Houppert as Hester, Bgss Wright as Nona, the Quincy's maid, and Mr, Lemons as Uncle Harry himself.. Maybe there Fmight have been more of a jovial homicidal] gleam in Uncle Harry's eye early in the play, but Mr. Lemons shambled convincingly through the role, Mrs, Skyrme was especially memorable in the final scene, which, like the others, was well designed and excellently lighted. Unlike other recent Civic productions, “Uncle Harry” requires three changes of set. To the credit of the technical department, let it be said that all staging details are done with first-rate professional skill.

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Stage at Entertaining

Monkey Act Headlines Bill at Keith's Theater.

For some reason, Dodson’s monkeys seemed to please yesterday's audience at Keith's more than did any of the other acts. That's not panning the rest of the show, which began the usual week-end run. It merely suggests that monkeys, like trained seals, have a special fascination. Neither of Dodson's monkeys, the ttle one or the medium-sized one, ‘had what you'd call great talent. The larger one (homely as all get out) had an extremely limited repertoire. But there. they were, dressed up in monkey-size business suits, looking as absurd as the} simian critters on weekly magazine covers, : Patter. Helps, Too

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Dodson’s pattef helped a lot, and, together with the all-too-human wilfulness. of the little monkey, made up an act that drew hearty laughter from the usually indifferent afternoon audience. The bill opened with the Callahan sisters, “slick-chick” exponents of tap-dancing. It continued with Paul Burke, lightning cartoonist, one of whose surprising tricks is drawing three cartoons simultaneously with both hands and right foot. Mr. Burke can draw betten with his right foot thau most of us can “with our right hand, whichis something. Rudy Horn, who also emceed the show, had some good gags and some unsually funny eccentric dance routines, George Lovett & Co, a rather novel act combining music and what they call telepathy, finished up a better-than-average stage bill.

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INT! Yo t ROY and ON, Toss Yon Tomer: row Wo a" SO : “Love Tr " | CINEMA = Hilohhike. to Habpiness” and gan ment Gi Girl.” Tomorrow through cedar “Flame of Basbary, Coast” winging on a how i Young to Know” ‘and * ‘Yel. Texas." * Tomorrow and ve Letters.” a Ch Blimp" and ‘Boston Blackie's Rendezvous.’ Late show tonight: “Roxie Hart.” Tomorrow through Tuesda uy unset in El Dorado’ and “Oaptain Kidd EMERSON~—"In old Chicago” and ‘“Bano On My Knee. i “Duffy's Tavern." UIRE—Through Tuesday: ‘Double or ething” and “Remember the Night." FOUNTAIN SQUARE--Thiough ‘Tuesday: “She Wouldn't Say Yes' and " Name Is Julia Ross. GARFIELD - “Counter-Aft tack’ and “Rockin’ in the Rockies, "Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Abbott & & Costello in Hollywood” and “The Southerner.” GRANADA—Through Wednesday: ‘The Dolly Sisters” and Youth on Trial.” HOLLYWOOD" ‘What a Man" and “Sad-. dle Serenade. " Tomorrow through Tues day: “Her Highness and the Bellboy" and “Muggs Rides Again.” LINCOLN ‘The Very Thought of You"

AVALON—+A A Boy, »

and “Rustler's Hideout.” Tomorrow throu Tuesday: ‘Her Highness and the liboy”’ and “Within These Walls.”

MECCA ""Steppin’ in Society’’ and ‘'Outlaw Trail” Tomorrow trough Tues‘Having

“Counter- Attack” and

day: Wonderful Crime." OLD TRAIL—"A Guy, & Gal and a Pal” “Bad Men of the Border." Tomorrow and Monday: "Love Letters" “Apology for Murder.” ORIENTAL —' ‘Duffy's Tavern” and ‘Steppin’ in Society. Tomorrow and Monday: “State Paid and “Jive Junction,’ PARAMOUNT ‘Strange Illusion’ and “Trail of Kit Carson.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Tarzan and the Amazons’ and “Man From Oklahoma.” PARKER—Through: Tuesday: “I'll Be Seeing You and ‘‘Hitchhike to Happiness.” IRVING—'Too Young to Know" and “Radio Stars on Parade.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: 'The Dolly Sisters.”. REX—' ‘Man From Oklahoma” and ‘“The Hidden Eye.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Ove er 21" and “Nothing but Trouble.” RITZ ‘State Pair” and Myste ry. Tomorrow through Juss. day: "Pride of the Marines" and * Stage Everybody.’

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“Caribbean

through Tuesday: “The Dolly Sisters.”

ST CLAIR—"House on 92d St.” and “That's the Spirit.” Tomorrow throught Tuesday: “The Dolly Sisters’ and “Charlie Chan's Scarlet Clue.” SANDERS— ‘The * ! Seventh Cross" and “The Lost Trail.’ Tomorrow and Monday: ‘‘Christmas-in Connecticut”

and ‘Blonde Ransom.”

SHERIDAN ‘Something for the Boys" and” ‘Gentle Annie.” Tomorrow through

From Oklahoma.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Incendiary Blonde.” TALBOTT—"And the Angels Bing” and “Young in Heart.” Tomorrow Shr Tuesday: . ‘‘Bedside Manner” and * “The Southerner.”

Jordan Conservatory concert band, directed by Nilo Hovey, in annual

COLD PREPARATIONS

Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops

md- -winter free public concert, at MURAT Sunday—~Lauritz Jeietior, Metropolitan tenor, at 8:3 a Beatrice Kay, Sonny Dunham and band, on stage, at 1:03, 3:46, 6:46,

9:29 and 12: “Man Alive, " with Pat O'Brien, Adolphe Menjou and Ellen Drew, at 11:17, 2, 5, 7:48, 10:43 and 1:24. Sunday. Kay. Dunham show, at 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30 and 9 “Man Alive,” at 1:50,'4, 6:15, 5:25 and 10:35. INDIANA

“Leave Her A Heayen, * with ons Tierney 1, 3:45, 5:50, 8

Su ey save Her to Heaven,” at 12:20, , 5:05, 7:30 and 10. ‘KEITH'S “Penthouse Rhythm.” with Kirby Grant and Lois Collier, at 12:12, 2:52, 5:17, 7:30, 9:43 and 11:56. Vaudeville stage show, at 4. 6:25 8:38 and 10:51. Sunday — “Penthouse Rhythm,” at 1:12, 3:35, 5:55, :18 and 10:16 J audeville, at 2:20, 4:43, 7.03 and

1:20,

LOEW'S From Marriage,” with t Donat. and Del 12:43, 3:48, 6:53, 10:01 and 1:09. “Meet Me on Broadway,” h Marjorie Reynolds Fred Brady and Jinx Talkenburg, at11:10, 2:15, 5:30, 8:28 and 1 Sunday as ation From Marriage,” at 12:35, ‘38 and 9:46. “Meet Me a i By " at 1:57, 5:06 and 8

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" LYRIC gan — na] Errol Flynn an exis t 13: 4:40, 7:15 a ¢, . 8,

Sunday... oh ‘Antonin " at ‘12:30, 2:47, 5:04, 7:21 and 9:3

Local Symphony

Fabien Sevitzky and the Indian. apolis Symphony orchestra will | make their Boston debut in the Hub city’s Symphony hall tonight. No stranger to. Boston, Dr. Sevitzky used to conduct the Boston People’s Symphony and the Metropolitan theater orchestra there. To~ [night, however, will be the first time Dr. Sevitzky has taken his orchestra from the Crossroads of America to [the Hub of the Universe, in popular phrases. Soloist in tonight's Boston concert will be Jan Smeterlin, who will play the Chopin F minor piano concerto. Orchestral numbers inclue Tchai-

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Tomorrow through

RIVOLI—' Too Young to Know” and | “Sunset in EI Dorado.” Late show only: “The Rains Came,” Tomorrow

Tuesday: ‘State Fair’ SPEEDWAY "Too Young to Know" and “Lumberjack.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Love Letters” and “A Guy, a Gal and a Pal” STATE "Power of ihe Whistler” und, “Oregon Trail” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘“Those Endearing Young Charms” and “Having Wonderful Crime.” § STRAND — “House on 92d St” and “That's the Spirit.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: . ‘The Dolly B8isters” and ‘Come Out Pighting.” STRATFORD — “The Last Mile” and “Cowboy Prom Lonesome River.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: '‘Those Endearing Young Charms” and “Having Wonderful Crime.” { TACOMA—"'A Bell ¥r Adano” and “Man

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ay tate Fair’ and “Her Lucky ZARING—'"Kiss and Tell” and * ‘Nevada. _" ‘Tomorrow through Tuesday Young to Know” and ‘ "Holly wood and Vine.” WNTOWN ALAMO. Theough Monday:

“Prairie Rustlers’” and “Mama Loves Papa.” AMBASSADOR—‘"The Dolly Sisters.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Firs

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|SLAYTON & CO. NAME FOUR NEW OFFICIALS

Slayton & Co., investment securi- |.

ties, has elected four new officials, T. P. Burke of the firm's local office in the Circle Tower was named a vice president. In the in-

ouse in charge of the Indiana territory before opening his own office here in 1931. He has been with the Slayton office for three months, Russell A, Maloney, securities commissioner of Missouri: for 14 years, has resigned his post to become treasurer and director of ‘Slayton & Co. James Merkel, securities commissioner of Ohio and youngest trustee of Miami university was named vice president in charge of the firm's office in Columbus, O. Charles H. Learoyd, Boston, founder of Massachusetts Investors Trust, which is the largest mutual investment trust in the U.S. was elected a vice president and manager of the firm’s Boston office:

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afternoon, lectures, essaysq clinics and exhibits have been scheduled by Dr. Maynard K. Hine, dean of the I. U. school of dentistry, at the school, 1121 W. Michigan st,

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