Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1946 — Page 6

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Times ‘Amusement : Clock , CIRCLE “of Human Bondage,” with

Eleanor Parkef, Alexis Smith and Paul Henreid, at 12:18, 3:30, 6:45 and

10, “Inside Job," with Preston Foster and Ann Rutherford, at 11:10, 2:28, 5:40 and 8:55, «NDIANA “Monsieur Beagcaire,” with Bob » Hope and Joan Caulfield, at 11:15, 1:25, 3:35, 5:45, 7:58 and 10. LOEW'S “Three: Wise Fools,” with. Mar , garet O'Brien; Lionel Barrymore, Lewis Stone, - Edward Arnold and Thomas Mitchell, at 12:49, 3:58, 7:07 and 10:19. : “Perilous Holiday,” O'Brien and Ruth Warrick, 2:19, 5:28 and 8:40, LYRIO

“Without Reservations,” With Claudette Oolbért and John ‘Wayne,

with * Pat at 11.10,

at 11:25, 1:30, 3:35, 5:40, 7:50 and 9:55 ’

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TONITE—Adults, 5:45 to 6—30c

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“RAINBOW OVER TEXAS”

June Preiser. “JUNIOR PROM" hl

ling heifers to Europe, carted Helga

Helga the Cow| Has a Party

Film Stars Also Help Forward Relief Drive

By ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Staff Writer HOLLYWOOD; "Sept. 8.-—Helga the Heifer almost didn’t make the boat, : ? —A nondescript bossy with™ straw still clinging to her ears and not even a decent pedicure, Helga got a laste of Hollywood at a publicity party and let it be known that life would: never be the same for her, Heifers for Relief, an organiza~ tion dedicated to the task of supply=

to the swank Music room of Los Angeles’ Biltmore hotel for her bon voyage party. “ Explains It All

A beaming ~ publicity plained it all, : “This is an important project. One heifer will save the lives of 10 Edropean children. But it has to be dramatized, so that the public will realize what we're trying to do.” Helga, who didn't seen to care about anything, was being posed between Victor Borge and Mary Anderson at a banquet table. There was a wreath of meadow daisies around her neck. Her plate was filled. with corn flakes and one | reporter bet another that Helga wouldn't touch the stuff, Eats Daisies—and Wire As the flash bulbs exploded, Helga gulped down the cereal and started on the daisies around her neck, The press agents and officials of the Heifers for Relief organization bolted to Hclga's side and pulled a

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Te LI RTL1 ; | TONITE—Adulls,” 5:45 to 6—30¢ Barbara Stanwyck—Robt, Cummings

“BRIDE WORE BOOTS”

| Gale Storm * “SWING PARADE of 1946" ~ -.

rrr Open 6:18

Barbara Stan

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NORTH S SIDE Stratford

. INCENDIARY BLONDE" Plus Selected ‘Short Subjects

19¢ oth & ‘Betty vy Hulton College B. Fitzgerald

Talbott 223% Free Parking Robt, Cummings

THOR |

“ENCHANTED FOREST” in Color

TALBOTT

HELD VER PINAL NIGHT! Bette Davis—Glenn Ford Dane Clark-—~Walter Brennan “A STOLEN LIFE” Plus Selec

————————————— Hollywood Al Pearce “ONE EXCITING ri K" Carl Esmond “CATMEN OF PARIS"

; of MARRIED A WITCH”

Cary Grant—Ethel Barrymore

‘None But the Lonely Hoare! |

2 Sisters From Boston

Lloyd Nolan—Mary B. Hughes

“Dressed to Kill" |

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5:45 to 6—30¢c Jimmy une DURANTE ALLYSON

2 Sisters From Boston

| Lloyd Nolan—Mary B. Hughes

Dressed to Kill” = SARA E Wan A

pe eres WUNSEEN” Plus! “DAWN: RIDERS”

Rita H th & ” nr Tord GILDA

“Her Kind of Man” “337

Talhott at 224 Star Cast

“FOREST RANGERS” “ARISE MY LOVE" estinghouse

Air-Conditioned

28th and Ce

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16th and 5:45t08 Delaware 25e¢, Plus Tax March~Veronica Lake

TACOMA sar %. Washington ana Turner—John wr id “POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS, Se i"

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-4020 E. New york er—John Ga d AYS RINGS TWICE" “NIGHT EDITOR

GENE TIERNEY HENRY FONDA

mouth.

In Swank Hotel

Waring Vocalist

Ruth Cottingham, vocalist fea{ured with the Fred Waring show coming to Butler fieldhouse Sept. a 28.

. gin

touched a drop of milk since. -

scenes; out of camera range, Elsie got mad

went to the studio hospital, into the music room to see a real

the Biltmore hotel. Victor Gets Told A female press agent proceeded | to arrange Helga for more photographs, She placed Helga's left

ing of the movie “Little Men"—and, as a protest against all cows, hasn't

Elsie tried to steal Mr, Oakie’s Jack started shoving Elsie

Late arrivals continued - to pour

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Coney Island

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Summer Has Almost ‘Worn Out Its Welcome

By JACK GAVER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—You don't

-|need a calendar at Coney Island.|-

They're stringing thousands of light ‘bulbs and hundreds of pennants above Surf ave, and that's an annual sign that summer has § worn out its welcome, The decorations mean that Mardi gras week is near, and that little $30,000 Chamber of Commerce stunt marks the end of the season at the

purposes. week of Sept. 9-15, the concessionfreaks, “spielers and other workers will make a quick exodus. . It's been a good season.

famous = steeplechase amusement center for 18 years, said that it has been the best season since 1928,

next best year. Coney, of course, is no deserted village during though its midway attractions are shuttered. Besides the fact that a lot of people make their homes

:| there, many persons like to drop in stepped on both of his feet, and he

on nice days of the off-season to stroll along the boardwalk and get

sea air.

LAST TWO DAYS!

front foot slightly ahead of her right | front foot—“So she'll look shapely,

length of flower wiring out of her Helga looked disappointed. | “Ah, let her eat it,” we growled. “Pu-lease,” said a publicity girl.| “Helga 1s about to become a | mother.’ | Inthe meantime, Helga~was led:

Plays “Lullaby” " Mr. Borge played Brahm's “Lulllaby” and Helga gazed at him in liquid-eyed but bored tenderness. During Beethoven's “Moonlight Sonata,” Helga nuzzled® him with some force and almost gave him a nasty spill. It all reminded “us of the ‘time Elsie the cow came to ‘Hollywood for a film career and went to a! cocktail party at Ciro's, Elsie’s dairyman assured us that Elsie was night €lub broken, having been fo New York's 21, the Waldorf Astoria supper room and other fancy places without embarrassing .anyone. Jack Doesn't Like "Em It was too bad, we thought, that {Jack Oakie wasn’t at the party for Helga. - | Jack had .an unfortunate ex- | perience with Elsie during the film-|

LAST DAY!

ND HILARIOUS WEEK

CLAUDETYE

COLBERT * JOMNN WAYNE

Cartoon & News

7 RETURN oy (J AANA JAMES

Plus! A Gala New and Different

“CARTOON CARNIVAL”

4 Revival Minutes of Fun for the Entire Family With Denald Duck, Plute Bugs Bunny, Donald's - Nephews ED “CLUNY BROWN" ' “RAINBOW OVER TEXAS"

4630 IR.

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Cool EMERSON

E. 16th Rita Hayworth

Glenn Ford “GILDA”

‘Mysterious Intruder’ Risiany

ra~Dick Haymes LOVE ME?"

“DO YOU __"JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME"

DURANTE

ALLYSON

2 Sisters From Boston |

Lloyd Nolan—Mary B. Hughes

“Dressed to Kill”

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Lols Coll Paul Kelly GRISSLEY" 8 —

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MA. Veronica Lake “MISS SUSIE § SLAGLE®

Lotus Long “TOKYO ROSE”

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PARKER =, 70 E. 1th 6:43 S200 Paulette Goddard—Douglas Fairbanks “THE YOUNG IN HEART" Yvonne de Carlo “DEERSLAYER"

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Ray Veroni MILEAND LAK ne “I WANTED

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Plus a 40-Min.

Bri DON Ey Y

SRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES”

With Denald Dueck, Plute, Bugs Bunyy, Little Lulu

WEST SIDE "| SPEEDWAY vou

Jas. Mason “THE SEVENTH VEIL" Jane Wyatt “STRANGE CONQUEST”

DAISY Bio Ww. Michigaw - == L-0%20 Bette Davi Glens rors "A STOLEN LIFE”

Dickie Moore “JIVE JUNCTION"

STATE 10th & Joseph Cotten

Holmes Jennifer Jones + “LOVE LETTERS’ TH Plus Selected Short Subjects

OLD TRAIN, *%W Wan

James Cagney “CITY vOR Ron UES Plus! “MYSTERY: MAN" a T

BELMONT ®eiponi 4 wah Bette Davis on “STOLEN LIFE" “RAINBOW OVER TEXAS" Chrysler A Air- ir-Conditioned

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?d A YWO oD Dp © Open Air Theater Robt. Cummings—Lizabeth Scott

| “you CAME ALONG”

m. Gargan—Ann

_ uMIDNIGHT MANHUNT” \

DRIVE: IN

Pendleton Pike-Open 3 First Show. Starts 7:30 Maret O'Sullivan Payne

SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY”

Late Show—10 P. M.

“CARTOON REVUE" -

AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES "Starting Sept. 23

BUSINESS CHEMISTRY ECONOMICS EDUCATION ENGLISH FINE ARTS FRENCH GEOGRAPHY GERMAN GOVERNMENT HISTORY JOURNALISM MATHEMATICS PHILOSOPHY PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY SPANISH SPEECH ZOOLOGY

Complete Freshman-Sophomore Programs

Pre-Medicine, Pre-Law Pre-Dentistry

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— and wiped Helga's' chin. “What about me?” Mr. Borge! asked as he stepped into camera] range. | “Oh, but you're not going to Eu-|

rope and produce a little calf,” thet 4 over to the “piano and somebody |young lady said acidly,

Neighborhood Theater Directory {emer we Mr. Borge play to

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Sat. Eve. Post serial!

| ., Enrollment Begins Sept: 3

Call or Write—for- Information

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poor man's Riviera for all general | : After the hijinks of the

James Onorato, manager of the

surpassing 1943, which Fad been the 'f

the winter even|f

a good whiff of the bracing winter |

‘SYNTHETIC MICA MADE .'WASHINGTON.—Out of alumina, magnesia, kieselguhr and potassium fluosilicate, the Germans were able

to make synthetic mica which they claimed had better electrical properties than natural micas

ON THE WAY FOR A GAY

‘HOLIDAY IN MEXICO"

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ROSS CHRISTENA AGENCY PRESENTS

FRED WARING

AND ‘HIS WORLD FAMOUS 72—Pennsylvanians—72 IN A MODERN CONCERT

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Saturday, Sept. 28th, 8:30 p. m.

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Saturday Evening Post Story “Canyon Passage” by Ernest Reyeon . ALEXANDER GOLITZEN - Produced by WALTER WANGER - A UNIVERSAL RELEASE,

HOAGY CARMICHAEL—VIC, HERBERT—J. KERN—STRAUSS

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WALTER WANGER Presents

DANA ANDREWS BRIAN DONLEVY ~ SUSAN HAYWARD

CL .. PATRICIA ROC / HOAGY CARMICHAEL WARD BOND

ANDY DEVINE STANLEY RIDGES LLOYD BRIDGES FAY HOLDEN VICTOR CUTLER and the Devine Kids, TAD and DENNY

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