Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1947 — Page 14

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Dramateen Theater| To Aid Polio Fund

Jack Shannon and his band will presen} a variety show and provide ae music for 'a dance to benefit the In-| fantile Paralysis fund at 8 pp m. in center. The Dramateen theater will sponvariety Jive Hive will sponsor the

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Members of the basketball teams lof Howe and = Shortridge high [rs will be guests of honor.

Shaw. Kathleen Vacation

PLAYS HOOSIER — Walter Huston, who plays the role of an Indiana farmer up Crawfordsville way in "Apple of His Eye," which opens a three-day run at English’s Feb. 3.

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INDIANA “Notorious,” with Cary Grant and vo gre Bergman, at 11, 1:08, 3:15, 5:20, 7:40 and 10.

KEITH'S “Swell Guy,” with Sonny Tufts and Ann Blyth, at 11.30, 1:40, 3:45, 5:55, 8:05 and 10:18.

LOEW'S “The Seeret Heart,” with Claudgtte Colbert, Walter Pidgeon pe Allyson, at 11, 1:12, 3:27, 5:43, 7:37 and 10:12, Liric “The Cat Creeps,” at 12:10, 3:20, 4:30, 6:35, 8:45 and 10:58. “She-Wolf of London,” at 11:10,

1:30, 3:25, 5.35, 7:45 and 9:55.

'State of Union’ Due at English's

| “State of the Union,” Pulitzer {prize-winning play, will open a {week's engagement at the English theater Monday, Feb. 17, Vincent +Burke, manager, has announced. Conrad Nagel, Irene Hervey and,

{ard Lindsay-Russel Crouse political | drama. | The company Indianapolis audiences will see in the play is the West coast company, one of three now presenting the play. - Others |are in New York and Chicago. | Also on the English theater proigram for February are | His Eye,” starring Walter Huston,

Feb. 3, 4 and §, and “Dear Ruth,”

{Norman Krasna comedy returning

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Ritz to Open Doors Early for Children

The Ritz theater has announced a new time schedule for the Satur{day children’s show. | 4Beginning tomorrow, the theater {will open at 11'a. m.,, with the show | scheduled to start at 11:30 a. m. According to the management, the schedule-change has been made 'because many children have been |arriving at the theater nearly an hour before opening time. The new schedule will obviate the children's waiting outside in the cold, the] management believes,

be “Under-Pup,” a film from the Children’s film library starring Gloria Jean and Robert Cummings.

USO's Last Show Home

NEW YORK, Jan. 24 (U. P).— The last contingent of USO entertainers to perform in the European theater arrived here last night aboard the army transport Willard Holbrook.

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Henry O'Neill will star in the How- | ~

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Tomorrow's children's feature will |

in a scene from "Rio Grande Raiders," naw at the Ambassa--dor-Alamo. The new western concerns lawlessness of stagecoach rivalry in frontier days.

Gladys Keys Polio Benefit Soloist

Gladys Keys, formerly of Indiana, now of Detroit, Mich., will be one |of two soloists at an Infantjle [Paralysis fund benefit concert in Cadle tabernacle at 8 p. m. tomorrow, Miss Keys and

Indianapolis tenor, will be heard as assisting artists with a 300voice mass chorus directed by

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Up 'Hucksters'

There Just lsn't One Single Beef

By ALINE MOSBY United Press Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, Jan, 24-—Radio

folk, you can come out of hiding. “The Hucksters,” dynamite as a book, will be just a 10-cent:fire-cracker in the movies, No bite, no sting, no scandak Just a lukewarm expose. Okay?“ Why, even Mr, Clark Gable is walking. right through Hollywood's radio row without a bodyguard, And nobody knows he's starring in the film version of the book, which turned radio network life inside out and goaded its sponsors. Just Poke Fun “All we're gonna do is poke some good, clean fun,” Gable explained

Radio and ad agency people, known in the trade as hucksters, didn't think the book was exactly healthy. The author, Fredric Wakeman, never came right out and told what real life people he was writing about, but the hucksters weren't fooled,

and a few sensitive souls still cross the street when they see Mr. W. coming. They can relax now. There's No Beefs So far, “The Hucksters" movie crew has heard nary a beef nor a| worfied query from anybody in| radio. “But in case any of ‘em are anxious,” Clark said, “tell 'em that we tossed out the heavy satire.” .

There was many an injured yowl,| _

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Norman Merrifield, head of Crispus Attucks high school music department. Both soloists, pupils of Mrs, Lu-|

Miss Keys

cretia Love, will be accompanied |

by Miss Teresa Sanders. at the piano. Miss Clara Reese Kirk will | accompany the chorus. | Advance tickets for the concert are now on sale at Wm. H. Block [Co., H P. Wasson, L. 8S. Ayres, L. Strauss & Co. the Indianapolis | Recorder, 518 Indiana ave, the i Winston drug stores and the Maxey drug store. Dr. Benjamin A. Osborne is chairman of the sponsoring committee for the concert.

Liederkranz to Give Concert Tomorrow

{| The Indianapolis Liederkranz will | | present, its season's second concert at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Lied- | erkranz hall, 1417 E. Washington st. | The male chorus, directed : by _ { Theodore Wukasch, will be assisted by Miss Ruth’ Wukasch,- Indianapolis soprano, who won the Interna-! tional Walther league contest in|

Milwaukee last spring. :

Following the concert program, | there will be a danee at 10 p. m.,| ‘with music by Carl Kiefer and his | orchestra. Rudolf Wroblewski is' program chairman.

Mrs. Burroughs Sets Recital at Marott

Jane Johnson Burroughs, Indianapolis soprano, wil] present the second in a series of intimate recitals in the Marott hotel ballroom at 8:30 p. m. Sunday. Miss Burroughs’ second program {will include the “With Verdure Clad” recitative and aria from Haydn's “Creation,” the famous] “Dich, theure Halle” from Wagner's! “Tannhaeuser” and a variety of songs and lieder.

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