Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1946 — Page 9

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| WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6,

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“YOUTH ON TRIAL”

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‘RADID STARS ON PARADE’ “NEVADA”

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Greg McClure “GREAT JOHN L.” ___Denald Co Cook “BLONDE RANSOM"

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College at 63d Free Parking Barry Fitzgerald—Walter Huston

J. Weissmuller ‘Tarzan and the Amazons”

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“DANGER SIGNAL”

“CARTOON “CIRCUS”

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“RADIO STARS ON PARADE”

Alice Faye—Dana Andrews “FALLEN ANGEL ‘I LOVE A BANDLEADER" WW.

! “MELODY RANC Sidney Toler “JADE MASK”

Yoel. McCrea “THE UNSEEN" Ani Savage “SCARED STIFF"

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Estela and Julio, dance team with Tito Guizar and his PanAmerican revue, coming to the Murat Friday night.

JOE SANDERS BAND AT INDIANA ROOF

Joe Sanders, the “Ole Left Hander,” once a member of the original Coon-Sanders Nighthawks, is bringing his band to the Indiana Roof for four nights this week. Opening tonight, the Sanders outfit will also play at the Roof Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ‘The Roof features special ‘early bird” prices for dancers before 8:30 tonight and 8 and 8 Pp. m. m. Sunday.

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NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (U. P).— White Ghost, a Tennessee horse, arrived today for his second season with ‘the Metropolitan Opera—supporting Soprano Helen Traubel in

“An opera publicity agemst announced that White Ghost had developed his voice until he could now reach “neigh above a neight.”

Movie Scouts Not Interested

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 6 (U. P).— Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Grillo, - Hartford, Conn. pedaled their hybrid double-decker bicycle about the streets of Hollywood today, hopeful of catching the roving eye of a movie scout. The young couple was somewhat disappointed when their strange conveyance failed to gain them immediate studio recognition. “In New York the people crowded around us but out here no one even speaks to us,” said Grillo, discharged war veteran and former automobile racer, He made the “elevated tandem” bicycle from three other bikes. The rear seat is set high above the back wheel.

| AVALON—"One Heavenly Night” and “The Whistler.’ Tomorrow through ! Saturday: “Saddle Leather Law" and

“Northwest Trail."

BELMONT—Through Saturday: ‘Danger Signal" and “The Brighton Strangler.”

Is Green" jand “Horn Blows at Mid- | night.”

FOUNTAIN S$QUARE— Through Priday:

“Danger Signal” and “The Spider.” GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: ‘The Corn Is Green” and “Swinging on & Rainbow.”

GRANADA" “Fallen Angel” and “Mexicana.” Tomorrow through Wednesday:

“Call of fhe Wild” and “Deon Juan Quilligen.” { HOLLYWQOD—Through tomorrow: “The Cheaters” and “Secret Evidence.” i IRVING—Through Saturday: “Call of the Wild" and “Danger Signal." LINCOLN-== Through tomorrow: ‘The Great John L.” and “Blonde Ransom.”

MECCA-—~Through tomorrow: “First Yank In Tokyo” and “Mama Loves Papa.”

About Town.” Tomorrow through Saturday. “She Wouldn't Say Yes" and “Vigilantes of Dodge City.” PARAMOUNT—"“In Old New Mexico” and “Marked Men.” Tomorrow and Friday: “Pillow to Post’ and “The Underdog.” PARKER--"Souis at Sea” and “St. Louis Blues” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Barbary Coast Gent” and “Rhythm Roundup.’ REX--Through tomorrow: ‘That's Spirit” and “Main St. After Dark.’ RITZ—Through Saturday: “What Next,

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Through Signal” and “She Went to the Races.” ST. -CLAIR—Through Saturday: “Call of the Wild” and “Don Juan Quilligan.” SANDERS ‘Conflict” and “Easy to At, Tomorrow through Saturday: “Counter-Attack” and “Springtime X88." SHERIDAN—Th rough Saturday: “Abbott oe 1 Hollywood” and “Hidden

SPEEDWAY—"“And Then There Were None” and “Radio Btars on Parade” Tomorrow through Saturday: “‘Mexicana” and “Danger Signal.” STATE—Through tomorrow: Ranch” and “The Jade Mask.” STRAND-—Through Saturday: “Call of | the Wild” and Don Juan Quilligan.” STRATFORD—Through tomorrow: “PanAmericana” and “The Jade Mask.” TACOMA—Through tomorrow: “PanAmericana” and “Escape In the Fog.” TALBOTT-—Through Saturday: adm Stars on Parade” and “Neva TUXEDO — Through tomorrow: “The Cheaters and ‘Rockin’ In the Rockes. * . | UPTOWN—Through Saturday: “Call of the Wild” and “Don Juan Quilligan.* YoGU E—Through Saturday: * "And ‘Then

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OLD TRAIL—'The Unseen" Stiff." Tomorrow and Friday: “Conflict” and “Mexicana.” ORIENTAL—"Youth on Trial” and “Man

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“Melody

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‘ZARING—Through Saturday

“Tarzan and |

“Danger

Signal’ and “Two O'Clock Courage.’ DOWNTOWN ALAMO—Through tomorrow: “Yellow

Rose of Texas” and “The Big Show.” AMBASSADOR~Through Tuesday:

Fence Me | In”

' and * “Sensation Hunters."

CINEMA — Thpough Saturday: “Radio Stars on Par ¢” and “Nevada.” DAISY — Through tomorrow: “Fallen Angel” ind "I Love a Bandleader.” EMERSON—Through. Saturday: “And | om Then There Were None’ and "Molly | gu s and Me.” | ESQUIRE-—Through Friday: “The Corn |

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; 2 ; oe STUDENT RECITAL SET FOR FRIDAY The monthly co-operative student recital of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers’ association will be held +at ‘8 p. m. Friday in the D. A. R. l.chapter house. « Mrs. Fred K. Stucky, reader, will assist on the program. Mrs. Ray Walton will be hostess.

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