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Tite Guisar and his company of 15 artists, at 8:30.
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Katherine Dunham and her “Bal Negre’ at 2: 30 and 8:30. !
CIRCLE “Young Widow,” with Jane Russell and Louis Ratward, at 12:39, , 7:03, 10:10 and 1:09 “Deadli ne Jor oui id with Paul Kelly, ent Taylor and Sheila yan, at 11:34, 2:51, 5:58, 9:05 and 2:04, Sunds 3:56, 1: Murder’
—“Young Widow" at 12:19, 3 and 10.10. “Deadline for at 2:51, 5:58 and 9:05.
INDIANA
“Centennial Summer,” with Jeanne Orain, Cornel Wilde and Linda Darnell, at 13:30, 3:40, 6:50 and 10.
“Rendezvous. 24,” with William Gargan, Pat O'Moore and Maria Palmer, 8b 11:20, 2:30, 5:40 and 8
‘Living Rosary’ At Sacred Heart
A “living rosary” will be presented to mark the dedication of October as the. month of the rosary tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in Sacred Heart Catholic church. The living rosary will be spon-
sored by the Blessed Virgin sodality.
Sixty members dressed in blue skirts and white blouses each will represent a bead of the rosary. The members will meet. in the St. Cecilia hall and march in procession into the chutch. The Sacred Heart high school chorus under the direction of Sister Angela will sing. Miss Mary Jane Brackman, chairman of the Our Lady committee, is arranging the special devotion. She is being assisted by the Misses Catherine Ohleber, Helen Jacobs, es Springman, Margaret Mur4 Mary Alice Koesters, Louise fer and Dorothy Ritter. :
Book Designed To Aid Laymen
A new book designed to help laymen who hold church offices has been written by Dean O. L. Shelton of the Butler school of religion. Dr. Shelton's new work is titled: “The Church Functioning Effective- | ly” and costs $1.50. It is published by the Christian board of publication, St. Louis, Mo. Of the new book, the Indiana Christian writes: _ “We have too few books church administration. Thé one
chapter called ‘The Task of the|olis will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday |
Church’ is worth the price of the book."
~ Apostolic Church of Christ 815 E. St. Clair St, Eld. “Alex B. Anderson, minister Sunday School . 1030 A M Evening service 7 :30— Wednesday Friday 745 P. | P. M.
~ SWEENEY CHAPEL Butler University Sunday Morning Worship 11 A. M. “CLAIM —
Sermon:
* Dean O. L. Shelton, preaching §,} 5
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ware and Walnut Streets (700 North) Dr. W. A. Shulienberyer, Minister Bible School—9:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Sermon—“Love Remembers and
Musie by excellent « choir. . Youth Fellowship—5:30 P. M
Interesting Classes, 9:30 Por All Ages, 9:30 Milburn Wills, 8.8. Supt
Rev. Joseph C. Black"Challengts to Faith” 10:30 A. M.
“Personal Accountability” 7:30 P. M.
Youth Hour, 6:45 P. M. ® Prayer, Praise, Thurs.
SECOND FREE METHODIST -
Wilkins and Pershin W. I. Car, 2300 West, ng Asan
BIBLE CHURCH - 3815 E NEW YORK ST, Services 10 A.M, 8. 8. 11:30 Worship 7:45 Evangelistic
Tues, 8 P. M. Bible Class
Fri, 8 P. M. Y. P. Service
Somes E. Petty, Minister
Prayer Changes Things
Do you believe in prayer? Are you in any trouble? Do you believe in divine healing? | Is all well with your soul?
DAY or NIGHT you have a, Friend ready to pray for you. |
PHONE—. DAY 8:00 A. M.—10:00 P. M. TA. 3204
NIGHT 10:00 P..-M.—8:00| g.45 and 11:00 A. M. ol.
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WILL HAVE THEIR CARD PARTY MONDAY, OCT. 7
AT 1:30 INSTEAD-OF AYRES' AUDITORIUM.
Sunday—‘“Centennial § 12:30, 3:35, 6:45 and 2 Rent dervous 26" at 2: 25, 5:35 and 8:50.
LOEW'S “Gallant Bess," with Marshall Thompson, George Joblas, Flan Bevans and “Bess,” at 11, 1:48, 4:36, 7:24, 10:15 and 1:08, ahangtiens Business,” with rest Tucker, Lynn Merrick and Ger9.06
ald Mohs, at 13:39, 3:27, , and :
sere Gallant Bess” ot 1:09 4 Bi 51 ‘and 9:52. “Dangerous Business” at 12, 2:51, 5:42 and 8:33.
LYRIC “Two Guys From Milwaukee,” with Dennis Morgan and igi Carson, at 11:15, 1:55, 4:35, 7.20 a 10. “Danger “Woman,” Joyce and Don Porter, at 3:35, 6:20 and 9. Sunday — 1 Guys From Mil. 3 Sikes, at 1 4: 30, 9:55. “Danger Woman’ 3:30, 6:15 and 8:55.
Brenda 12:58,
Program for Guizar
Recital Is Announced
The program pf Tito Guizar’s Murat theater recital at 8:30 p. m. today has been announced by Cecil M. Byrne, local manager of Theater Productions, Inc. Mr, Guizar will divide the program into halves: “The Romantic Mexico of Yesterday” and “The Gay Mexico of Today.” He will be assisted by his Troubadours, featuring Estelle Mallon, soprano; Carlos Acevedo, pianist; Los Ogedas, dance team, and Chito Montoya, conductor,
New FBI Chief Due Here Today
Norman H. McCabe, head of the Knoxville, Tenn., FBI office the last
{assume charge of the Indianapolis He succeeds James Dalton, who was transferred to’ Omaha Neb., Sept. 4. Harvey G. Foster, who has been serving as acting chief of the Indianapolis office, will resume his former post as assistant to the chief here. A New England native, Special Agent McCabe is a veteran in the service, serv. with the Washingon, D. C., offices before being transro to Knoxville. oro] He is married and has an 11- -year|old son, William.
Discuss Puppet Shows
The Junior League of Indianap-
at Municipal gardens to discuss| plans for future puppetry in In- |
dianapolis. ‘The, public is invited to |
attend.
| CHRIST TEMPLE a (Apostolic Faith) 402 West Fall Creek Parkway _ Sunday, 11:00 A. M,, 7:30 P. M.
| FIRST CONGREGATIONAL | CHUR
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16th and Delaware Bts MARCUS W. JOHNSON, Minister M.—Church School “God at Rest?”
ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN
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UNITY PRAYER GROUP (Affiliated With Unity, Kansas City, Mo.) | R. DERICK ELIAS ANDREWS i Sunedy Devotions, 11 A. M. 8 E. Market, Room S02 y Until 2 Wiad
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Dedication of New Church Open House . Public an 2 he Roy Wead. Dist. Supt. eni Vv, a a YREGINS NEXT |
SUNDAY, OCT. 13th. Ofir new publicaton PREE with picture of pastor and church by writing us a <a Rev Herman R. Rose
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CALVARY TABERNACLE
902 Fletcher Ave. Tabernacle Service
ANNIVERSARY
REVIVAL
NATHAN AND JEAN ‘Evangelists Starting Thursday, October 10t 10th.
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FABRAY (above) have leading roles in “Bloomer. Girl,” which will play its final performance at Chicago’s Shubert theater “Oct. 19, “Indianapolis Night.”
olis-night excursion to Chicago will be able to choose between “Car-
men,” with Gladys Swarthout, at the Chicago Civic opera, and the Arlen-Harburg musical success. The special-train trip is being sponsored by Lawrence Hill, Meridian book shop and ticket office proprietor, who promoted Indianapolis night at Cincinnati's summer opera last July 20.
Screen Star Files
$1 Million Libel Suit
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 5 (U. P.).~ Screen Star Myrna Loy expressed
‘I her resentment at being called a
Communist with a $1,000,000 libel suit today. In her complaint, Miss charged that the Hollywood Re- | porfer, filmland trade” publication, and its -editor-publisher, W. R. (Billy) Wilkerson, printed a’statement Sept. 30 “with intent fame, harm and injure her
Pto Matthew Woll, A. F. of ‘L. vice president, and reprinted from another . publication, named her, Edward G. Robinson, Orson Welles and James Cagney as sponsors of Communist organizations.
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OF 15 ARTISTS
COMPANY ts, Murat Béx Office, H. P, Wasson Ri. 1787—§1.20, $1.80, $2.40, $3, $3.00
ONE NITE ONLY
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* IN PERSON # THE HOUR OF CHARM
ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA Evelyn, and Her Magic Violin Under the Direction of
PHIL SPITALNY
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DICK SMART AND NANETTE
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Neighborhood Theaters .
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be At nny oy. Wish Jamboree. On Screen:
ESQUIRE Through and “Tho wai and One Nigh FONT Bt a UARE--Through ate! Mone Cristo” and “‘Sunbonnet Sue.”
GARFIELD—"Whistle Stop" and bow Over Texas Tomorrow Tuesday: “Sefftimental “Phantom Thief.’ GRANADA--Through Wedhdadar: wR in Paradise’ and Wrote
HAMILTON—""To Each Jia Own." Tomorrow through Tuesd “Janie Gets Married” and “Deadline at Dawn. HOLLY WOOD-_ ‘Trail Riders” and ‘Lucky dan." Tomorrow and Monday: Stern Life” “Tarzan and the Green Godde: IRVING-"Clun oY and “Man from Rainbow Valley." Tomorrow through esday: “Night and Day.’ LINCOLN—‘Forest Rangers’
“Rainthrough Journey" and
And
and “Girl of
the Limberiont, | morrow through Tuesda “Night in Casablanca” and “Smooth as 8il
YWOOD — “Dangerous Partners” and “Strange DNlusion.” Tomorrow and Mon-
day: ‘Bells of St. Mary's.’ MECCA “China's Little Devils" and Tomorrow and
Stork Club” 8ha-
“Fighting Bill Carson.” d “The and
Monday: dow Returns.’ OLD TRAIL "Return of Frank James" ,and “Man from Rainbow Valley." To‘morrow and Monday: "Night and Day.” ORIENTAL ‘Jessie James” and ‘ tom Thief.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Green Years’ and ‘Cherokee Flash." PARAMOUNT ‘Behind City Lights” and Bou nd.’ omorrow and hy Dahlia” and “River-
PARKER—"I I anted Wings" and ‘Prisco Kid." Tomorrow and Monday: °‘° Dragon’ and ‘Mysterious Intruder.” REX—"Song of Arizona and “Love, Honor and Goodbye." Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Two Sisters [From Boston" and ‘One Exciting Week.’ RITZ—"To Each His Own" and ‘Shock.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Easy to Wed."
Monte Cristo” Valley."
RIVOLI—"Wife of “Man From Rainbow only: “Thunderhead, Bon of Flicka."
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* ROXY, Pendleton, Ind.
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Tuesday: “San Antonio" rand ‘Born for Troupies oun Antonio” ar ~ Sunday, Oct, SANDERS “Mysterious Intruder” and \ Frontier - Gun Law: Tomorrow and 3 P. . Monday: ‘The Virginian” and “Strange Impersonation,” FRITZ SHERIDAN~y ‘Wife of Monte Cristo” and ‘Forever ours." Tomorrow “thro hy Tuesday: ‘‘Green Years" and “Walls
Came Tumbling Down.’ SPEEDWAY ~ ‘Night in Paradise” and “River Gang." Tomorrow’ and Monday: “Gilda.” STATE—"Apology for Murder” Over Montana.” Tomorrow and Monday: Walls Came" Tumbling Down" and “Rainbow Over Texas.”
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Gladys Alwes Music Shoppe (In Wilking Music Co.)
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AY 5 DAYS STAR? TUR of “Well- pm * Bride” n and i 1 g! Of * ; d * Arizona omarrow t Tough LAST FEATURE Tuesday: “Gilda” and “Live Wires —p See —p Se UPTOWN— ‘The Renegades” and “Talk Ly JawAky. hugary Lu nesday aL Anton TONng MISUSE STOOGE PRODUCTION : a ntonio - \ for Trouble. and Bera COMEDY VOGUE—Through Tuesday: “Night and DONALD DUCK Phe i s * ZARING—Through Tuesday: “Night and MA RING TINEE DOWNTOWN WED.—2 P, M. Intraduiing JANE RUSSELL ALAMO — Thr “ N ISE IN PRI Vell" and * a tvest. Jlongey; Seventh SO RAEN PRICES # AMBASSADOR—Through Mond. “Cone Suess of Cheyenne’ ind ' ‘Bowery pa
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“JESSE JAMES”
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