Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1946 — Page 12

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Barbars Stanwek_Robi. Cummings “BRIDE 00TS”

Donald O'Connor “Patrick the Great”

SUN.—"Bells of St. Mary's”

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! Dorothy Lamour—Arture de Co

‘MASQUERADE IN MEXICO

Jean Heather—Chas. Quigle

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Alian Lane, “‘Sherift of Sundown" “Crimson Ghost'’—Late News

Lew Parker Outstanding In 'Front Page’

Kicks Lid OFf 1946-47 N. Y. Musical Season

By JACK GAVER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Sept. T—A former chorus boy and comic of the musical shows kicked the lid off the [1046-47 theatrical season this week ‘in his dramatic debut with a fine performance as the profane, lovebitten reporter Hildy Johnson in a revival of-that famous 18-year-old newspaper play, "“The Front | Page. "e + The musicals aren't likely to see Lew Parker again. This isn’t one. of those flash successes. ‘Although still a young man, Lew has been around a long ‘time. He's come the hard way, but

the sure way.. Many an experi-

enced dramatic actor would be’ better if he had gone through the vaudeville-musical grind - as Mr; ‘Parker did for years. The immediate rewards may be small, but the training is invaluable. Mr. Parker had a couple of strikes on him. Many in the first night audience remembered the fine work which Lee Tracy did as Hildy in the original production bs:® in August, 1928. Tough to Buck Memories of good acting are

tough things to buck.

| Parker_ did it successfully.

| The play, by Charles MacArthur

— land Ben Hecht, also came through

in good shape. It is still biff-bang drama, loaded with laugh lines and | situations that haven't staled.

ASKS PRAYER FOR CROPS LONDON, Sept. | Archbishop of York yesterday or- | dered that all churches in England { hold a national day of prayer Sun- | day’ beseeching less rain as allevia- | tion for the worst crop damage ‘in { British history.

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Indianapolis soprano in Chicago recital N . Geraldine Overstreet.

Geraldine Overstreet, lyric soprano and “daughter. of George Overstreet, employee -of The Times, will give a song recital in Chicago's Kimball hall Oct. a1. Miss Overstreet,” who wis guest artist together with’ Paul Robeson at the 1943 American Negro festival, is attending Chicago Musical college, where she is a pupil of George Graham. At present residing in Chicago, Miss Overstreet formerly lived with her parents here at 611 Locke st.

200 Freshmen ‘Are Expected

| More than 200 Jordan conserva-i are expected to begin arriving on the campus tomorrow, according’ to | Stanley Norris, registrar. This year's freshman class is the largest in the history “of the conservatory, Mr. Norris adds. To accommodate out-of-town students who will live in the four conservatory dormiitories, the office at 1204 N. Delaware st. will be open tomorrow to assist students in the housing problems. Freshman students will report to Student hall at 8 a. m. Monday to receive their schedules for the week. Upperclass students will report there at 8 a. m. Wednesday.

Indiana Ballroom To Reopen Sept. 20

The Indiana Roof, atop the Indiana theater, is being readied for its. fall opening dance Friday, Sept. 20, Miss Alice McMahon, directing manager, announced today. With its staff of 90 persons to service and supervise, the dance place will again operate on a name and semi-name:- orchestra policy, | offering dancing every Wednesday, | Friday, Saturday and Sunday night.

‘New York Show Is

‘large-scale attractions.

'|Promoters Eye | Waring Show "Field House May Get

_ Other Attractions

If the Fred Waring program at Butler field house Sept. 28 draws the anticipated erowd,” “the fleld house may get a series of top-flight,

That's the opinion of Lawrence Hill, Meridian bdok shop and ticket office proprietor, back today from conferences with Chicago promoters and booking agents. “Chicago agents are watching the Waring venture with great interest,” Mr. Hill said, “With a seating capacity of 18,000, the field house is one of the largest auditoriums in the country, and the Chicago people have been considering its availability for some time,” he added. : Excellent Prospect “It takes a huge auditorium te accommodate the crowds who want to hear an artist like Marian Anderson. And it takes space to put on the kind of sensational circus Olsen and Johnson are now said

to be planning” Mr. Hill com-[

mented. If the field house is used prions ically for big events, the need for an Indianapolis municipal auditorilum may begin to seem more urgent, Mr. Hill. thinks. Local organizations are showing interest in the Waring show, Mr.

By VIRGINIA M'PHERSON United Press Hollywood. Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 7—Its a good thing Dinah Shore didn't pick this morning to visit Husband George Montgomery at the studio. Today was the big fight scene, And the way they beat up on the husky he-man was something "no wife should have to watch. Mr. Montgomery was on the receiving end of flying fists, rubber hoses, saps, and heavy boots, Three stunt men were on hand to rough up-- his 6 foot 2, 200-pound frame. No ‘holds barred, And they really earned their dough. The scene reminded us a little of the goings-on at some of the wilder parties around town. Except that no movie queens were mixed up in this. Also a camera was on hand to record the super, A-1 brawl for 20th Century-Fox's “The Brasher Doubloon.” + : Socked Three Times And, as Hollywood brawls go, this one. was a dilly. Mr. Montgomery got socked on the jaw three times, hit on the neck twice with a rubber hose, kicked in the stomach once, and sapped six times. When the three thugs got through with him they banged his head on the floor a few times—just for good measure. It was enough to sehd any ordi-

Hills says, citing the reserving of 100 of the $2.40 seats by the Murat | temple, for its members. With total sales of over $4000

|8o, the prospect for the Waring | show's success seems excellent,

PERFECT CIRCLE CO. DECLARES. DIVIDEND

recently declared the regular quar- | terly dividend of 50c cents per, share on the 162,500 shares of out- | standing capital stock of the company. The dividend is payable Oct.

[1, 1946, to the stock of record at the

close of business yesterday.

Times Amusement Clock

CIRCLE

On . the stage—Jghnny® Long, his orchestra and show, at 1:00, 3.49, 6:03, 8:07, 10:31 and 12:45. n Pete,” with Desi Arnaz arches. at 11:247 2:13, 4, 6:58, 9:12, 11:26 and 1:40.

Sunda a oany Long at 1:04, 3:53,

6:42 an “Cuban Pete” at 11:28, 2:17, 5.08,

7:55 and 10:44. «NDIANA Passage,” with Dana

Brian Donlevy and Susan ~ 1:40, 3:45. 5:50,

“Canyon Andrews, Hayward, at 11:35, 8 and 10:05. Sunday — “Canyon Passage” 12.05, 2, 3:40, 5:50, 7:55 and

LOEW'S

“Rage in Heaven

at 10

with. Ingrid Montgomery,

‘Set for'Run at Fox

| | Current feature at the Fox thea-|

Iter is a New York traveling road

{ show, headlining Rene Andre, “the |

DANCE EVERY SATURDAY

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Corky’s Sky Harbor Orchestra One Block South of Municipal) Airport

charming and demure danseuse.”

Cochran. Eddie Innes,

is Cliff (Snuffy) jon the bill include: | Palmer Cote, Diana Hayes

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LARRY BINGHAM'S ORCH.

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| Returning for the current ‘week | Others |

and | (others, plus the Fox “harvest moon |

ge Bergman and Robert at 11, 1:45, 4:38, 7:31, 10:27 and by “Faithful in My Fashion,” with | Donna Reed .and Tom Drake, at i 12:24, 6:02. 8:58 and 11:54. | Sunday—‘"Rage in Heaven" { 1:29, 5:25, 7:21 and 10:17.

i “Faithful in My Fashion” 8:48.

at 12, 2:56, 5.52 and LYRIO

“Monsieur Beaucaire,’ Hope and Joan Caifeld, 1:44, 3:45, 5:49, 7:53 and Sunday—‘"‘Monsieur atc rie” ! 12:30, 2:13, 3:56, 5:42, 7:46 and 9:5

Theaters

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Directors of the Perfect Circle Co,

_ SATURDAY, SEPT. A 1946 Ys Actor Gets Socked, Sapped, i Kicked—And He-Likes it

“I'm in condition though,” Mr, Montgomery explained. *“Rememe ber how I was working on my ranch

added a new roof since then. Alse several more rooms. ~And a lenny court.”

simple compared to that. “The - Brasher Doubloon” is a Raymond Chandler, mystery about a beautiful gal, Nancy Guild, an old family coin (that's where the doubloon comes in), and a lot of black-mailing thugs. : And it's "chuck full of good, old knock-down-drag-outs, “Most of 'em I win,” Mr, Monte gomery added. “That's why I'm glad they added this scene. I get the living daylights beat out of mae,

the day you were out? Well, I've

This fight stuff, he said, was,

And that makes it more realistio,

Hoosier Soloist -

nary movie he-man home for the {rest of the week. | gomery is no ordinary guy.

isfled. And even then he didn’t {look too mussed. He was a little out of breath, he admitted. But he said he guessed {maybe we'd forgotten he started {out in this business as a stunt man, “In those days I got beat up regularly,” he grinned. “For a week. I did all the rough stuff for the actors.”

Does Own Fighting himself. But he still does his own fighting. Not, however, for any 35 bucks al week. The male half of the Shore-

Montgomery career corporation is doing very well, thank you.

amateur -boxer came’ in handy this morning, too. Because those stunt men- weren't pulling their punches.

But Mr.. Mont- | He took |

his beating six or seven times be- | tory freshmen and new students | {thus far, and with three weeks tol fore Director John Brahm was sat-'

$35 |

Now he's a top-bracket actor:

The fact that he used to be an| kind of

Hoosier on radio . . . James Pease, bass-baritone, native of Franklin, who will be soloist on the “Harvest of Stars,” NBC pro= gram at 1:20 p. m. tomorrow, Ine dianapolis time.

Moose Horse Show

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| AVALON—* ‘Valley of the Sun’ and “True to the Army.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Road to Utopia” and “Smooth as 8ilk.’

1 | BEL MONT—Gang's All Here” and “Li Wires." Tomorrow through Tuesday: “China Girl” and ‘Sweet Rose O'Grady.’

CINEMA—'‘Blue Dahlia” Me In.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: | “Do You Love Me?’

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NEW CLASS OPENS Wed. Sept. 11—8:30 P, M. Complete Course 10 Lessons—8$§9.50—Terms

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Tuesday: morrow ( S quest” and “No Time for Comedy.’ the Draft. O | IRVING—"‘Caught in the Draft” and ‘The | TUXEDO— ‘Bride Wore Boots’ ‘and “Aloma A! Glass Key.’ Tomorrow through Tues- of the South Seas.’ Tomorrow through X day: “Christmas Holiday’ * and ‘Salome, Tuesday “Blue Dahlia” and “Spring 3 Where She Danced. Parade of 1946’ and. “Colorado | UPTOWN — “Cluny Brown’ and "It

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Tomorrow and Monday

RITZ—"Bride Wore Boots’ and in Casablanca.” Tomorrow Tuesday: “So Goes “Rainbow Island.” * | RIVOLI ‘Cluny Brown" and # rer Texas.” Last show only: enly Days.’ Tomorrow day: “Green Years” Tumbling Down.’ [sT. CLAIR—Cluny Brown" | Hay.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday

My Love”

“Green Years.’

STATE— "Vampire's Ghost” and “Spook linaie | Towns TSmoroy ane Monday: “Break- | AMBASSADOR, 152 N. inois ast in Hollywood. Say Tomort wrth ind ny hE AVALON, 21 19 Prospect ay.” omorrow through uesday: . “Green Years’ and ‘Phantom Thief.” CIRCLE, 45 Monument Circle

| STRATFORD ‘Notorious Lone Wolf” “Man from Music Mountain.’ and Monday:

"Blue Dahlia"

| Shouldn't Happen to a Dog.’

“Night through and

through Tuesand “Walls Come

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and ' Tomorrow “Breakfast in Hollywood.”

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-, — £ : d "thy io \ . | Conauest. omoreow and Monday: | Green Years” and “Phantom Thief.” clear of plane traveling | “Barbary Coast Gent” and “The Walls “Roaring Lange | Confessions and oarin angers 'omorrow n tv Came Tymbling Down.’ g Jange mars. Terror and Se TENNIS—Gardner Mul | DRIVE- IN—"Out of this We World." M J, Tomo Mone * Exciting Week: hoi row and Monday: o Goes My ! : DAN 1 d "Tall ! EMERSON — Heartbeat” and ‘Johnny | SEERTGEN=C Of eo ™ omotrow' through game match! | Comes Flying Home Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Gilda” and “Mysterious In- { Tuesda v: Oe More Tomorrow" and » rider.” | “Well Groomed Bride EDWAY— "Whistle Stop” and “Bam- s : “Arise My 505 Blonde.” Tomorrow and Monday In Indianapolis

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