Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1946 — Page 15

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Nursing School. To Get Portrait

A PORTRAIT of Mrs. Ethel P. Clarke, former director of the school of nursing of Indiana uni-

versity for 16-years, will be presented to the school at a tea

. SBunday afternoon.

«The picture was painted in oils by Marie Goth. It will be. given to the school by the classes of 1928 through ’31 Sunday “from 3 to 5 p. m. in Ball residence for nurses, 1232 W. Michigan st. Mrs, Allan R. Stacy, chairman of the portrait committee, will make the presentation address. The portrait will be accepted on behalf of the school by Miss Mary L. Peacock, school “director of nurses. Mrs. Nellie G, Brown, superintendent of Ball Memorial hospital, Muncie, will preside. Mrs. Clarke, the portrait subject, who was director from 1915 to 1931, is now retired and living in Connecticut, \

"DELEGATES ARE NAMED

Indianapolis ‘district, Women's So-

ciety of Christian Service, and Mrs. Ruby Baganz,

and service, are delegates to the sixth annual meeting of north central jurisdiction, Women’s Society of Christian Service, at Sioux Falls, ' Bouth Dakota, .

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FEATURING Harold Starr, Vocalist

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IRANI

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1946 __-

POLLARD TRIAL Dave Rubinoff Will Play

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Judge Willer will Sit

OPENS DEG, Here | in High School Series

“‘Hands-Foot’ Case.”

will be tried in criminal court Dec. | 2 before Special Judge William B. Miller, 4 The special judge set this date

Commerce.

Other high school appearances Ly Mr, Rubinoff will include programs at Orispus = Attucks, Washington, | yesterday after accepting his selec-| Broad Ripple, ‘Technical,

tion by Deputy Prosecutors Alex |and Howe. {Clark and Prank X. Haupt and!

| Frank Symmes, defense attorney.

Names of two other possible!

“Rhapsody

Dave Rubinoff, violinist, will give) 'a matinee program for high schools in in Caleb Mills hall, Shortridge, at | 3 p. m, tomorrow, Mr.

lgram, as well as his public concert | Howard C. Pollard, alleged “hands|a¢ g:30 p. m. Friday in the Mucat

jand foot” slayer of Leland Miller, theater, is being sponsored by the | (Indianapolis Junior Chamber of |

Rubinoff’s Shortridge pro- |

The famous violinist's program (for Friday evening's concert at the {Murat will include such unusual

{numbers a&s violin transcriptions .of special judges on a list submitted by| Gershwin’s

| the clerk of the Indiana supreme and the “Warsaw Concerto.” ”

land appellate courts previously were {stricken by opposing attorneys. With Pollard in the courtroom, in an unusual procedure the deputy

prosecutors eliminated Walter G.! Mrs, H. F. Ayres, president of the | Todd.

Mr. Symmes, with Pollard nodding assent, eliminated Isidore! Feibleman. Pollard demanded to be

Indiana conference | y.,uoht to the courtroom to consecretary of missionary education fer on selection of

the special judge. Although supposed to have

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(been transferred to the Indiana

reformatory until trial, Pollard| still was being kept in the county, | jail.

Judge William D. Bain of erin] inal court was disqualified when

Mr. Symmes filed a change of|

| venue, Judge Bain was Charged | with prejudice. In addition, Pollard donanded) {the constitutional right of a jury trial, further delaying the trial, originally set to open next Monday. The 25-year-old victim was shot

i fatally here last April 10. Pollard

|is alleged to have slain Miller, to have

taken the body several miles northwest of Inuouag

hacking the hands and feet free

! before

attempting to burn the

torso.

GOOD FOR SHORTWAVE By Science Service

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. — Good

| reception of shortwave radio broad{casts, particularly those following

North Atlantic paths, is predicted for the next week by the National Bureau of Standards.

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A Paramount Picture starring

(Starts Today

It's their grand new picture together!

(LACDIA TR

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STARTS TODAY

with CENTURY MARY ASTOR FOX JOHN SUTTON + GAIL PATRICK ROSE HOBART + HARRY DAVENPORT FLORENCE BATES + JEROME COWAN

William Gargan Jean Rogers

Philip Re@d

then !

role in gro play Monday,

“Anna

Nov.

coming

| Pia Title Role

Lucasta,”

11,

performance run,

Times Amusement

Clock CIRCLE Hal Melntyre and his orchestra at 1:04, 3:35, 6:46 and 9:37

“Dark Horse,” with Phillip Terry

and Ann Savage, 8:06 and 10:47

at 11:33, 2:24, 5:15,

INDIANA

“Claudia and othy

- Cargo,’ gan at

McGuire and at 11, 1:45, 4.30,

David,” with Doe er .

ol 7:20 and 10- 05

with William ¢ -

ogers and Philip Reed, 12°50, 3:35, 6:25 and 9:10.

LOEW'S

“Mr. Ace

Sylvia Sidaey, at 11,

and 1

“Shadowed,” 12:24,

* with George Raft and

1:46, 4:32, 118

with Anita Louise, at 3:10, 5:56 and 8:45.

LYRIC

“Two Years with Alan Ladd,

Before the Mast™ at 11:25, 1:30, 3:40,

SEATS NOW-—EVES.: 60¢ & SAT. MATS.: 60e

WED.

5:45, 7:50 and ENGLISH SONATE, Nov. MATINEES WED, & SAT.

Manual

Blue”

/ Ruby Dee, who plays the title all-Ne- ! to English’'s for an eight-

| |

Dave Rubinoff Bg Mr. Rubinoff will play his 1731

Stradivarius instrument, renowned for its tone and insured for $100,000.

ei] Opening Today |

| AT THE INDIANA — “Claudia ™

{and David,” a new set of adven{tures for Dorothy McGuire. and | {Robert Young, following their! {“Claudia™ of - three years ago. | Based on the Rose Franken stories, {the current film involves momentary jealousies, the {illness of the ‘couple's little son and an auto ac|cident, foretold in a seance, | AT LOEW'S—"Mr. Ace with | {George Raft and Sylvia Sidney, {has to do with a! woman (Miss { Sidney) running for governor, at first opposedy later sypported by a

{political machine héaded by Ace (Mr. Raft). AT THE LYRIC—"“Two Years Be-' fore the Mast,” with Alan Ladd,

moves over from the Indiana for 2 second week in town.

| | Print Exhibition : | Set for Nov. 4-14

| The third annual Tri-State Print exhibition, representing printmakers’ societies of Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, will bé" held in Wm, H, Block | Co, auditorium Nov 4-14. Over 170 etchings, lithographs jand woodcuts with a great variety yof subjects will be on display. | George Jo Mess, Indianapolis artist, is chairman of tha exhibition.

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LL 1421 Open 10 A. M —3%¢ Til 6—Inel. Tax ¥ First CRABBE Showing +

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES,

Neighborhood Theaters

"DREAM~Through tomorrow: | DRIVE-IN—-Through tomorrow:

{EMERSON ~ Through Saturday:

| GARFIELD—Through tomorrow:

iy fi -~

AVALON—'Moon Over Burma.” ‘Tomorrow through Saturday. “Night in Casa blanca” and “Borflertown Trail,’ BEL MONT—Through Saturday: and “I Wanted Wings." CINEMA-.TL rough Saturday: * Badman’ 5 Territory” and “Riverboat Rhythm." | DAISY=-Through tomorrow: “Lucky Jordan'' and “Danger, Women at Work. “One More and “Apology for Murder." “Deadline and “Blondie’'s Lucky Day. “Our “Man

“Raflles"

Tomorrow" at Dawn" Hearts Were Growing Up" and From Rainbow Valley. {ESQUIRE ~ Through Friday: and the Thief" and “Corne FOUNTAIN SQUARE -— wp raugly Prioay;

“Devil's Mask’ and “Sun Valley clone.”

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“No Time for Comedy” and “Dressed to Kill." GRANADA" Canyon Passage’ and ‘Iden Girl! Tomorrow through wNednoday: | “Fear

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Chambermaid.'

LINCOLN—Throtigh tomorrow: “How Do You Do?" and "Danny Boy CCA — Through tomorrow: “THL We

Meet Again” and “Junior Prom.’ OLD TRAIL-"Of Human Bondage" and “West of the Pecos” Tomorrow through Saturday: “My Pal, Wolf" and "Tall in the Saddle." ORIENTAL—"Ambugsh Trail" and “Flaming Bullets." Tomorrow through Saturday: Smoky" and “Dressed to Kill." PARAMOUNT «— “Devotion” and “Rolling Home to Texas" Tomerrow and Friday: "Tars and Spars” and “Gambler's Choice PARKER-—"Oklahoma Kid" of Santa Fe."

and "Outlaws Tomorrow through Sat-

urday “Class Key” and “Affairs of Susan.’ BE X- Through tomorow! “Rainbow I: od" Gnd “Lady Has Plans.’

RITZ Through Saturday: or Hthovt Reservations” and “Glass Alib

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the King of Siam" Chambermaid."” ST. CL AIR — Through Su turday: Foyle" and “Fast Company SANDERS ‘The ‘Bride Wore Boots" and “One Way to Love.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Phantom Thief" and “Calloping Thunder.” SHERIDAN = Through Saturday: “With out Reservations’ and "Man From Rain. oo Valley DWAY — “Faithful in My Fashion" lo “Walls Cume Tumbling Down.“ Tomorrow through Saturday: “Along Came Jones’ ‘Girls of the Big House." STATE~Through tomorrow: “Miss Busie Slagle's” and “Shadow Returns STRAND Throu h Saturday: “Kitty Foyle” and “Shadow Returns’ STRATFORD—Through tomorrow: "Walls Came Tumbling Down” and “Junior host “Three

Prom." TACOMA™ — Through pomantow:. “ Forest | ” Kitty |

Catchers” and “Spider Woma TALBOTT Through Baars Wise Jools’, and “Dick Tracy." TUXEDO ~~ Trough tomorrow: ra and “Shadow Returns.” UPTOWN — Thraugh Saturday: Foyle” and "Freddie Steps O "Night In and “Strange Triangle. DOWNTOWN AMBASSADOR- ALAMO ~— ~= Through row: “Terror on Horseback” of Monterey."

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Boxes $3.00, Parquet Boxes $3.00, Mezzanine $2.40, End Mezzanine $1.80. Tax Included. NO PHONE RESERVATIONS

— MAIL ORDERS —-

Being filled in the order received at the Coliseum Box Office, and must be accompanied by check or money “order with self-addressed, stamped return envelope. Express 3 choices of Nights with order, if possible. Make check payable to Indianapolis Coliseum Corp.

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