Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1946 — Page 8

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Efroymson Articles To Art Institute

A silk Persian rug and a French tapestry wall hanging from the estate of the late Gustave A. Efroymson have been added to the Herron Art museum collection, The new accessions were announced following the December directors’ meeting of the Indianapolis. Art association. Latest purchases announced include three rare prints: “Dancing Girl,” by James A, McNeill Whistler; “Virgin Crowned by Two Angels,” by Albrecht Duerer, and “John Asselin,” by Rembrandt Van Rijn. Also purchased was an oil portrait of William Henry Harrison, ninth president of the United States and governor of the Indiana territory, by the celebrated artistscientist, Samuel F. B. Morse. Plans have been made for the opening next Sunday of an exhibit of abstract and non-objective paintings, a group of more than 50 works by important painters of those schools lent by private collectors, the Guggenheim foundation and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Continuous Matinees Planned for Christmas

The Rivoli, Emerson, Sheridan and Esquire theaters will run continuous Christmas matinees tomorrow, according to the management. At the Rivoli, the bill will be “Claudia and David” and “Dark

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\Teen-Age Chorus ~~ ° To Sing on Circle

A teen-age chorus exepcted to number 1000 voices will be heard in carols on Monument circle at 10 p. m. today. Conducted by Ralph Wright, musical director of Indianapolis public

schools, the vast chorus of young voices will be heard in a nationwide radio program over WIBC and the Mutual network. Singers will meet at the Monument for a preliminary rehearsal at 9:30 p. m., Mr. Wright announces.

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MORRISTOWN, Ind, Dec. 24 (U. P.).—Morristown Lions club is sponsoring a free movie for the children of the community, as 2 Christmas treat, tonight at the | Dodds Memorial theater,

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PLAYS TEEN-AGER—Jeanne Crain as a |6-year-old in ""Margie," technicolor film starting to- | morrow at the Indiana. in the cast are Glenn Langan, | Lynn Bari, Alan Young, Barbara | Lawrence, Conrad Janis, Dale and Ann Todd.

"January Thaw!' Rehearsals Open

Rehearsals are now under way for the Civic theater's next production, “January Thaw,” which will run| from Jan. 10 through Jan, 16, Produced on Broadway last sedson by Michael Todd, the comedy | concerns the tribulations of a writer and his family whet they seek peace and quiet in the Connecticut countryside. Adapted from a novel by Bellamy | | Partridge, the play is being directed | by Jack L. Hatfield.

SHOW-OFF—Red Skelton as Aubrey Piper in "The Show-. Off," story of a good-hearted | braggart, which opens today at |

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Program Policy The Granada theater alters its Others in the cast in- [program policy for the holidays with Mare two changes, the first starting with , |the Christmas matinee tomorrow |and ending Friday night. A new show will start wth the!

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TUESDAY, DEC. 24, 1946 matinee Saturday, which “will be carried through New Year's eve. The Fountain Square, Granada and

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