Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1946 — Page 18

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| War in Technicolor,

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“Grayson or MacDonald Would 4 Toach Singing, Olivier, Shakespeare in Children's Education Utopia

: HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 25 (U. P.).—If all the school systems around ” the world wold get together and elect George Sidney world principal

the kids probably would never play hookey again.

Because he'd turn

all the classrooms into Saturday matinees. / Under the Sidney system, pupils, you'd go to school, sit at your desk, and watch movies all day long.

Kathryn Grayson or Jeannette MacDonald would give you singing fessons. Lawrence Olivier would teach you Shakespeare. And somebody like Bob Waterfleld would show you how to sling a forward pass. Needs Oomph Too Director Sidney, a roly-poly young man who turns out peppy movies like “Anchors Aweigh” and “Holiday in Mexico,” would like to get a little oomph in the school ‘pystem, too “I read just today where the Rus‘slans and Americans in Berlin pouldn't agree on a joint way to teach History,” Mr. Sidney said. “Too the Russians are going to go on giving it the Communistic slant. And we'll stick to our regular way. “And that’s . I don't see why the United Nal§dns can't appoint a committee to pervise education; then turn it into movies; and then] distribute objective textbooks in the| form of short films to every schoolhouse in the world.” Civil War in Technicolor Instead of three dry chapters covering the clvil war, Mr, Sidney’d like to film the whole thing—in technicolor. “That way the kids can see it and hear it at the same time,” he ex-

plained. “And you can be “And you can be darned

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sure they'll remember a lot more about the battle of Bunker Hill than my generation does!” Besides, according to Mr. Sidney's plans, “the schools can have historical events on the classroom screens months after they happen— instead of the years and years it

| takes to get ‘em into textbooks.”

And think, he says, what he

could do with geography! “Now the Amazon is just a skinny little line on a map. But we could show ‘em the real thing, And the pyramids, And the capitals of the world.” Math In Movies

He's even got a way figured out to teach arithmetic. “Take those goshawful ‘If Farmer Jones had four cows’ things,” he said. “Well, we could show Farmer Jones, And his four cows. And have a voice explain the whole problem while they acted it out. Whatever in the world it was Farm-

ler Jones finally did with those cows.

I never did get the right answer.” Same way with science, Mr, Sidnep figures. “Take chemistry: “We. could show exactly what happens when you mix up those fancy concoctions. And it'd be a lot more interesting than any dry old lab sessions, can tell you.”

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OPENING TODAY

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AT THE INDIANA—“Two Giiys from Milwaukee,” starring Dennis Morgan,. Jack Carson and Joan Leslie. Visiting Balkan potentate (Morgan), wandering incognito in New York, makes - friends with Brooklyn cabby (Carson). Pals paint town. Balkan encounters love interest (Miss Leslie). Evidently fastpaced film packs a lot of surprises before the comedy fade-out. Oh same bill is “Danger Woman,” with Brenda Joyce and Don Porter, AT LOEW'S—Double bill: “Suspense,” with Belita, Barry Sullivan, Bonita Granville and Albert Dekker, and “Boys’ Ranch,” starring Jackie (Butch) Jenkins, “Suspense,” which seems to contain a few sordid characters, involves jealousy, suspicion, attempted and successful murder, an ice show, a snowslide and sundry other ingredients. “Boys’ Ranch,” for contrast, concerns a scheme to rehabilitate juvenile delinquents by glving them their own ranch, AT THE LYRIC-“The Kid from

Brooklyn,” technicolor opus starring versatile Danny Kaye, moves over

from the Indiana,

Neighborhood Theaters

AVALON-' ‘Lost Week-End’’ and ‘A Sport-

ing Chance." ; Tomorrow through Saturday: “Blue Dahlia” and “His Brothers Ghost.”

BEL MONT-—Through Baturday: “Clings

Alibi” and “Caught in the Draft

CI NEMA—Through Saturday: Chicago” and "Blonde Fever.”

“In Old

DAE Trou h tomorrow: “Janie Gets Married" *‘SBhock.” J |DRIVE- a tomorrow: “Gilda.” EMERSON-Through Saturday; “I Wanted Wings’ and ‘‘Desire ESQUIRE Through ‘Friday: ‘Standing Room Only" and “Forever and a Day.

FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Pfiday: “It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog” and “Strange Triangle.” GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: beat” and “Night Editor.” GRANADA--""Easy to Wed” and “Woman Who Came Back' Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Smoky” and ‘‘S8hock.” HAMILTON-—-Through Saturaay:

‘“Heart-

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Years” and “Rainbow Over Tex HOLLYWOOD-—-Through fiom | “Pwo Sisters from Boston” and ‘‘Borrowed Hero.” IRVING—Throu h Banirday: “Nig in Paradise” and ‘‘She Wrote the Book.” LINCOLN — Through tomorrow: “From This * Day Forward” and "Northwest

Trail.’ MAYWOOD-—Through tomorrow: and ‘“This Gun for Hire. MECCA--Through tomorrow;

“Gilda” " Incendiary

Blonde.” OLD TRAIL-Glass Alibi” and , “Btrange Triangle.” Tomorrow throu Baturday: ‘‘Dragonwyck” and * Bix Bn Law.”

ORIENTAL—"I Accuse My Parents” and “Tiger Woman.' ' Tomorrow through Sat.

urday: "Blue Dahlia” and ‘Fighting Bill Carson.” PARAMOUNT: "Souls at Sea” and ‘“Colo-

ade Ploneerd’ Tomorrow and Friday: : Week-Entl" and ‘Yanks Are Comoy PARKER-"'Born for Trouble” and ‘“Roaring orm Tomorrow through Saturday: ornered” and “Flame of

REX Through tomorrow: “Masquerade in xico' and “Notorious Lone Wolf."

RITZ—Through Saturday: “The Green Years” and ‘Daughter of Don Q."

RIVOLI. Through Saturday; “Renegades” and ‘“Talk About a Lad

ST. CLAIR-Through order +‘Rene-

gades'' and “Talk About a Lady SANDERS—''Joe Palooka, Champ” and “Earl Carroll's Vanities’ Tomorrow

through Saturday: “Sheriff of Redwood Valley” and * ‘Gangt of the Waterfront.

SHERIDAN -Througl! Saturday: “A Btolen ragon SPEEDWAY. ‘Abilene Town" “Deour Tomorrow HDeadiine at Dawn" Happen to a Dog.” STATE—Throu h tomorrow: John L."” and “Junior Miss.” STRAND-—Through Saturday: and “Talk About a Lady. STRATFORD Through tomorrow: ‘Dark Waters” and '‘Ding Dong Williams." TACOMA-—Through tomorrow: “No Time

and and “It Shouldn't ‘The Great

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for Comedy” and “Black Market Babies.” TALBOTT Through Saturday: “Do You Love Me? TUXEDO-—Through tomorrow: “I Wanted Wings” and “Lucky Jordan." UPTOWN-—Through OMOrrow; “Easy to Wed” and “Glass Alf ‘ VOGUE —— Through . Saturday: “Cluny

Brown.’ ZARING— Through Saturday: “Deadline at Dawn" and edlam.” »

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ALA AMO. Through tomorrow: “Allotment Wives, Inc.’ “Ding Dong Williams." AMBASSADOR — “The Hurricane’ and “Raffles.

'* Tomorrow through Saturday. “Night in Paradise’ and rote the Book."

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AND THEN WATCH FOR:

WEDNESDAY; SEPT. 25, 1948

TODAY, INDIANAPOLIS WILL SEE AND THRILLTO BESS...

HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE AMAZING TRICKS!

Bess will present the Mayor with the keys to the city » Bess will sign her sutograph with a pencil » Bess will tell time accurately by your watch « Bess will open doors that are latched « Bess will count the number of people greeting her « Bess will do a hilarious hootchy-kootchy dance « Bess will hug and kiss those she likes « Bess will untie a man"s shoelaces with her teeth « Bess will answer “Yes” or “No” to any question «Bess will perform the exciting positions of a show

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GALLANT BESS

Marshall THOMPSON - George TOBIAS - Clem BEVANS & “BESS”

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Chas. Boyer—Jennifer Jones “CLUNY BROWN" Color Cartoon—Late News

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Ray Ida OBERON MILLAND LUPINO “FOREVER AND A DAY”

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Dick Haymes “DO YOU LOVE ME?”

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