Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1946 — Page 14

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| By ROBERT RICHARDS | © United Press Stafl Correspondent NEW YORK, June 16-—Pack up

your nightmares in dréam dust.

Sparkle in the Latin surroundings atop the

Skyline Terrace

of the Severin Hotel

Wednesday and Thursday

"nights. New, scintillating floor

show by famous ARTHUR MURRAY Dance Instructors Dance to Ace Goodwin's

hythm from 9:30 to |. Rhumba ssons with no extra charge.

They may go on the stage. “They'll pop right in there behind the Kleig lights, like Orson Welles, if you tell Jules Denes about them. Mr, Denes, a Hungarian playwright, opens a psychodramatic theater at the Barbizon plaza playhouse on July 10 and it'll center around the things that make Joe a heel instead of a hero. Why did he come home and sock the little woman with an army boot? Why did he throw stones at his grandmother, or put water in his cousin's beer? “We'll tell them that and more,” Jules explained. “Only it won't be plays exactly, but dramatic presentations.” You come to the theater as a patient. You tell your case history. A psychiatrist sums it up, and professional actors show you exactly how yolt look when you're doing the strange things you do. Mr. Denes thinks his plan may aid in ousting an unruly psyche, or Dr. William Karliner, a Park

avenue psychiatrist, is one of the

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experts who will. work with Denes. “It won't cure anyone,” Dr, Karliner said, “but it at least will make some neurotics mere conscious of the nature of their conflict. The program will be divided into three parts. First will come the dramatic presentations, while an audience of neurotics sits back to watch. Then psychiatrists will explain just what causes the man in the play to act the way he does. Finally the neurotics will get a chance to ask questions and, if they wish, they can relate thelr experiences and join the act. “We expect to reach a great many more people through this medium than is possible in our ordinary work,” Mr. Karliner said. “No intelligence will be required to grasp such visual impact. The patient can just sit back and watch. We'll carry the ball for him.” Mr. Denes said the first show would be for a picked audience of scientists and professionals, but after that anyone could join in. “We don't expect to make any money,” he insisted. That is, not unless they get a nod from radio.

NEIGHBORHOODS

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In “Freedom Frolics” . . . Dickie Endicott, 1305 N. Tuxedd st. 12-year-old local tap-dancer,

“Freedom Frolics,” a variety show patterned after shows staged for the armed forces, will be presented at Roberts Park Methodist church at 8:15 p. m. next Tuesday. Directed by Ray Potts, 402 N. New Jersey st. former air force special services man, the show will include vocal, instrumental and dance numbers. Tickets are on sale at the church now, and will be available at a

booth on Sears’ main floor Saturday evening, Proceeds will go to ‘the Roberts Park church.

and “My BudSaturday: Phan-

AVALON. ‘Kid Millions" dy.” Tomorrow through iver Gang” and “Wild Horse

BELMONT Through Saturday: “Ziegfeld Follies CINEMA~Throu h Saturday: ‘Bad Bascomb” and iss Suzie BSlagle’s.” DAISY—Through tomorrow: ‘‘Her of Man” and ‘Masquerade in Mexico.’

DRIVE-IN — Through tomorrow: Love of Ours.” EMERSON—Through Baturdayl From Heaven” and “Arizona.” ESQUIRE—Through Friday: “Kismet” “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Friday: “Dark Alibi” and “Song of the Prairie.” GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: Hart” and “House of Dracula’ GRANADA~' ‘Ziegteld Follies” Shadow Returns.” Wednesday: ‘The Virginian” Strange Impersonation AMIL TON—Through ont Blonde" an

HOLLY WOOD—Through tomorrow: er Signal” and

ack.” IRVING—Through Saturday: Day Forward” and ' ‘Riverboat Rhythm." LINCOLN—Through tomorrow: tation” and ‘Capt. Tugboat Annie.” MAYWOOD--Through tomorrow: “Nevada” and “Song to Remember.’ MECCA—Throug tomorrow: Gertie's Garter’ and ‘Jealousy

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“Smooth as Silk.”

“Tars and Spars”

PARAMOUNT—' ‘Born “Blue Montana Skies.” Friday: “Meet Me on Broadway" “Jealousy.” PARKER ‘Miracle of Morgen's and “Sensations of 1945." through Saturday “Maisie ; Reno” and REX~—Through tomorrow: and “S8ong of the Prairie.’

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“Just

for Trouble” and Tomorrow and and

Creek” Tomorrow to “Getting Gertje's Garter.” “Shady Lady”

RIT 2 =~ Through Saturday: “Saratoga TU! RIVOLI—-Through Saturday: “From This

y Forward” and ‘Riverboat Rhythm.”

SANDERS ‘Leave Her to Heaven" and “I Love a Band Leader: Tomorow through Saturday ‘Behind Green Lights’ and “Lawless Empire.” SHERIDAN—Through Saturday: “The Spiral Staircase" and “Along the Navajo Trail’ SPEEDWAY-—Through Saturday: feld Follies.’ STATE—Through tomorrow: ‘‘The Spiral Staircase” and “Sing Your Way Home.” STRAND-—Through Saturday: “Pinocchio” and ‘Live Wire STRATFORD—Through tomorrow: ‘“‘Buckskin Frontier’ and “Cinderella Jones.” TACOMA—Through tomorrow: “Mama Loves Papa’ and “Love Letters.” TALBOTT — Through Saturday Suzie Slagle’s’ and ‘‘Remember Day.’ TU XEDO-~Through tomorrow: “Rhapsody in Blue” and “Appointment in Tokyo.’ UPTOWN—Through tomorrow: . Ziegfeld Follies” and ‘Smooth as Silk VOGUE — Through Saturday. Signal” and “Pinup Girl.” ZARING—Through Saturday: “Tomorrow Is Forever” and “Riverboat Rhythm.”

DOWNTOWN ALAMO-—Through tomorrow: “The Ranger” and ‘One Way to Love.” AMBASSADOR—Through Saturday: “From This Day Forward’ and ‘Sentimental Journey.”

Piano Recital Set

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Opening Today at Movies

AT THE INDIANA—“Heartbeat”

lintroduces Ginger Rogers in the novel role of a student in a Parlsian school for pickpockets. Others

in the cast include Jean Pierre Aumont, as Miss Rogers’ love interest, Adolphe Menjou and Basil Rathbone, the last in the “Fagin” role. AT LOEW'S — “Gilda,” starring Rita Hayworth in the role of a once-bitten, twice-shy night-club entertainer who dreads romance. Glenn Ford manages to persuade her otherwise in a series of scenes

purportedly in a South American

waterfront environment.

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“So Goes My Love,” with Myrna Loy and Don Ameche, at 11, 1:48, 4:35, 7:20 and 10:10. “Blonde Alb,” with Martha O'Driscoll and Tom Neal, at 13:46, 3:34, 6:22 and 9:10,

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You Love Me?”, with Maureen O'Hara, Dick Haymes and Harry James, at 11:30, 1:42, 3:48, 5:54, 8 and 10:06.

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