Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1946 — Page 24

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sigh enviously) [movies were not hopelessly throtexcept the bath- [tled by

pressure groups. You and I both want to see peo-

laws, my in-laws). As a nation,

the ser-|Dle depicted as they are (your inas

LOOK, JUDY, WE'RE TEACHING HIM TO POINT!

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WHO WOULDN'T POINT FOR CHOCOLATE COOKIES! -

we've grown so craven that some

Lids, [Of US §0 to the legitimate theater

ots ids, Just .to get a thrill out of hearing a large part|Profanity. gradual and “The Voice of the Turtle” is ‘a

beautiful play. A newspaper scribe

{doesn't have to bang on his type-

writer to tell you that. The play's merit .and reputation are reflected in the local sell-out for all performances. Last night, people filled even the

; jorchestra pit. From back-stage (it

sounded as far away as the bus

You could hear instrument noises, especially a bass fiddle scraping and sawing, no doubt, to render unto Petrillo the things that are Caesar's

Twins Supply Film Device

Fred MacMurray in "Pardon My Past’ at Loew's.

Twins and mistaken identity, a theme as old as story-telling are the basis of “Pardon My Past,” which opened at Loew's yesterday. Starring Fred MacMurray—a wise choice, since nobody could 160k exactly like Mr, MacMurray except an identical twin brother, the film adds new angles to the ancient theme, Mistaken identity leads Mr. MacMurray into involuntary negotiations with a big-time gambler, and from that uncomfortable pickle right into a long-standing quarrel in a wealthy family. Each time he tries to get out of the false situation, he gets in deeper until the right twin finally shows up. Interesting Tale With Marguerite Chapman for love-interest, and with Akim Tamiroff as the soft-spoke but grimly menacing gambler, the picture also contains a healthy amount of rough-and-tumble stuff involving a couple of mentally retarded detectives. Sheer fabrication, of course, the story is nevertheless entertaining and well put together. On the same bill is “Shafu,” a comedy whose cast includes the | late Robert Benchley. Watching ) as, Benchley, who was a much bet actor than he'd ever admit, Nar feel a sense of almost personal loss.

DOG BRICKLAYERS | ON KEITH'S BILL:

One of the most famous of ani-|

mal acts, Gautier's Bricklayers,! headlines Keith's vaudeville show opening

today. : The trained dogs In this Widely known act go through an elaborate routine of impersonating construction workers. Also on Keith's week-end bill are acrobatic and other variety circus acts which give the program its title of “Circus Days.” On the screen is “I'll Tell the World,” with Lee Tracy and Brenda Joyce.

VARIETY CLUB MEN

Four representatives of the Variety club of Indianapolis will attend the annual Variety clubs national convention to be held in New York May 15 to 18. Sam Switow, chief barker; Al Blocker, treasurer; Lawrence J. McGinley, national canvassman; and Marc J. Wolf, national treasurer, will represent the Indianapolis group at the national meeting in New York's Astor hotel.

ROXY HART HEADS BURLESQUE CAST

Roxy Hart, acclaimed as the G.1.’s favorite, heads the cast in the new burlesque stage show opening today | at the Fox. Also in the new show are Bobby | Vail, comedian; Freddie Frampton, | comic just back from military serv- | ice; Toby Manners,

chorus.” Shows are continuous daily from |

night show every Saturday begin- | ning promptly at 12.

VERA ZORINA DIVORCED

RENO, Nev, Jan. 18 (U. P).—

tor George Balanchine on .grounds | of extreme cruelty. They ‘were | married Dec. xu, 1938.

FUR COMPANY 29 E OHIO

WARNEY RUHL. AND HIS ORCHESTRA FEATURING . Addamae Lang, Vooalist

DINNER MUSIC FROM 7:30 P. M. to 9 P. M.

Dance From 9 P. M. . Federal Admission Tax Applies

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TO ATTEND MEETING |

dancer. and | others, plus the Fox “streamlined

11 a.m. to 11 p. m,, with a mid- |

Vera Zorina, the dancer, was di- | | vorced yesterday from dance direc-

Opening at Murat

John Adair, in the cast of “Ane gel Street,” opening its four-day run at the Murat next Wednes. day.

Times ot ? Clock:

ENGLISH'S “The Yolen of the Turtle,” coms edy, at 8:30 '

IRCLE “Hold That Blonde,” with Bddie Bracken and Veronica ke, at 11, 1:45, Silo. 1:38 and 10: i tlan ar vestigator.” wis Sir Aubrey Smith and Erich Strolistm, ot 12:35, 3:33, 6:26 and

INDIANA “The Lost Wask-§ ey Ra: Milland and an, at Td 1:10, 3:20, Aas 7°45 and 1 . KEITH'S

“I'll Tell the World,” with Lee Tracy and Brenda Joson: at 13:18, 3:02, 5:46, 8:50 and Va uleville, Stage Show, ab 1:24, 4:08 and 9

Talent Show at b “42,

LOEW'S ' “Pardon My Past,” with Fred MacMurray and Marguerite Chapman at 12:44, 3:56, 7:08 and 10:33, “Snafu” py Robert Benchley, Vera Vague and Sofiad Janis, at 11:12, 2:24, 5:36 and 8:51,

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“Leave to at 11:14, 1:47, 4:28,

Her Gene Tierny, 7.09 and 9:50.

Ann Miller Delays Marriage to Scion

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 18 (U. P).— Ann Miller, .stage and screen dancing star, gave in to a threatened $150.000 law suit today and post poned her scheduled marriage until after her next picture. But Miss Miller said she definitely was going to marry Reese Llewellyn Milner, 31-year-old scion of the Llewellyn iron works family, just as soon as she finished the movie. And she said she was just as definite that she would give up her career as soon as she got married. Milner's mother, she ex-

'plained, didn't want him to marry

an acti The wedding was scheduled for next Sunday at Montecito, swank estate district near Santa Barbara, cal.

(CASE WINDING UP AGAINST PRODUCERS

NEW YORK. Jan. 18 (U. P).—

{The end of the government's long.

| anti-trust suit against eight major

{motion picture companies was in |! | sight today.

Defense attorneys completed their summations yesterday and a decision was expected within the next six months. The government suit sought to divorce production and distribution of films from exhibition and theater ownership. ‘It contended that present methods constituted a violation of the Sherman act and tended to “freeze out” independents. Cl

Feature:

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which opened at- the Circle yesterday, | :

Foils Mobsters = Mr. Bracken's ability’ to start a

turn out, all right. Looking at: Miss Lake, you find it hard to realize that she used to wear a tent-flap of hair aver one eye, making the other .work, twice

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Starring Eddie Bracken and Ves

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