Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1947 — Page 5

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Methodists Plan |

Intermediate Rally

Miss Mavtha ©. Smith ‘will on “We Would See Jesus” at the

mediate rally tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the Central Avenue Methotist church, . Young people of the ‘seventh, eighth and ninth grades will at-

churches will give the special mu-

of Christian educaiton. Mrs, E. F. Timmerman, district director of*intermediates. is in charge -of arrangements, Mrs. Allen Mitchell is host sponsor and Dr, F. Marion Smith,

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o' Easter Gifts Planned © For Those in Hospitals

Lutheran women will work all day Tuesday making Easter favors and gifts to present to patients and residents in the various hospitals and institutions of Marion county. The group which will make the gifts is the Evangelical Lutheran Woman's Missionary council. The working conference will be held in the parish hall of the Emmaus Lu. theran church, Laurel and Orange sts. Mrs, Helen Scheperle is president of the council and Mrs. Walter Maas is chairman of the good

‘ cheer committee, . FREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D.. PASTOR|

Taylor Quartet To Sing at Bellaire

The Varsity Four ‘Male quartet of Taylor university will present a program of sacred music tomorrow at 7:30°p. m. in the Bellaire Methodist church. Before the service, the quartet will “ be guests of the church's chapel and cancel choirs for dinner. Harry Guion is president of the cancel choir which extended the invitation to the quartet to sing at Bellaire. Clifford D. Long is the director of music for the church and the Rev. E. F. Schneider is

pastor. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

16th and Delaware Sts.

REV. MARCUS W. JOHNSON, Minister

10:30 A. M.—~Junior Church. 11:00 A. M.—Church School.

“AS HE CAUTIONS US"

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Deiawasy | sad Walnut Streets (700 North) Dr. A Minister Bible choo 9:30 M.

i Morning Worship—10: 45 A Sermon—''Across ihe “Centuries with the

Music by excellent choir, Youth Pellowship—8.3 . ML

GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST

2842 SHELBY STREET

Worship and Preaching

Evening Servi Ww

Bible Study chron Shs SNRs

vering Bible StUAY .e0veessn.. TOTTY. Minister’

Methodist Youth Fellowship inter-|

Sop tend. Groups from the host church, H Old Bethel and Lawrence Methodist Gordon Roark.

Rose sic. Miss Smith is. district director | msie

Ther ‘long-vanished, poetic-alcoholie husband is legally dead, she decides.

NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF GOD

900 W. 80th St.—W. W. King, Minister

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Good Production Of Anemic Play

__The Cast Milgred (Bcotile) Fauvre

By HENRY BUTLER Even Tallulah Bankhead couldn't transfuse “Foolish Notion” out of dramatic pernicious anemia. It's not surprising that the Civic

theater's production of Philip Barry's comedy, which opened last night, should be a credit more to the Civic than to Mr. Barry. To say that “Foolish Notion” is over-written is to put the case {mildly. There "are far too many white corpuscles of sophisticated patter, elegant imagination, too few red corpuscles of medium-average= normal human behavior, Not to seem clinical, that's a serious situation.

So the Story Goes When Sophie Wing, actress of the .Cornell-Fontanne-Hayes-Bank-head, et al, eminence, is persuaded

to marry her leading man, Gordon Roark. But Jim Hapgood, the husband, returns (otherwise no play). Five subsequent scenes show the ending as imagined hy Gordon; by Prof. Horatio Wing, Sophie's father; by Happy, Sophie’s adopted caughter, and by Sophie herself, with a final, factual wind-up. All of which seems like ‘a good idea—something different. But as the play goes on and the talk goes on, you lose contact with reality. Mr. Barry has always sought to make his characters seem important by puffirig a cloud of sophistication, reminiscence and sadly cynical culture about them. The Proper Amount Just enough, not too much (too much would be neither Main Line nor Westchester) literary and musical knowledge casually introduced. Just enough spicy, down-to-earth, man-to-man talk—enough for the Stork Club, not for Joe's Bar and Grill. To use a big word, Mr. Berry's work has been a dramaturgic tightrope act.

imaginable, past: or present, would | have a tough job with “Foolish! Notion.” That ‘the Civic players! carry it off so well is a triumph for them and for Director Jack Hatfield.

Does Nicely as Sophie

Mildred (Scottie) Fauvre has, of course, the most exacting role as Sophie. Taking a part like that is like being a martyr to science. It's written for a big-time actress N (clever Mr. Barry), and even La Bankhead couldn't sustain the verbose play. Mrs. Bankheadstrong now and then does admirably. Peggy Pollock,

as the brash

West Side Gospel

Tabernacle 1472-1474 S. Belmont Ave.

REVIVAL ARTHUR S. ARNOLD

each night, except Monday, 7:30 P. M. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Paino, Pastors Phone MA-5227

sing-song intonation. I still think that Mr. Barry's Happy is a monistrous creature rather. than. an amiable child, but maybe I have a ‘Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm” fixation. Cheer Smith, as Florence Denny, and E. Edward Green, as Jim Hapgood, both did excellently with difficult roles. “Foolish Notion" will continue at the Civic through next Thursday with a special Butler university alumni benefit performance scheduled for next Friday.

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Rollin’ and Marianne Fletcher, Musicians and Singers Preaching. of the Old-Fashioned Doctr; tine

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Civic Theater =x Takes a Bow

Even the greatest all-star cast! —

Fauvre, a trifle

youngster, Happy, got better last night when she overcame initial

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WINS CONTEST — Barbara’ Bailey, winner of the Indianapolis = Symphony orchestra's vocal-soloist competition, who will be heard with the orchestra in the season's second children's concert at 10 ‘a. m. March 22 in Cadle Tabernacle. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Bailey, 101 S. I1th ave., Beech Grove, Miss Bailey is a pupil of Charles Hedley, head—of Jordan conservatory's voice department.

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Indianapolis aes Ana orchestra, Bevitzky - conduct Anatole Kitain, piano -soloist, at

+ Sunday—Same a at 3, CIVIC “Foolish Notion,” comedy, at 8: 8:30. CIRCLE

e—Bob Crosby, band and 3:15, 5:25, 7:25, 9:35 and

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iil Dector’s Man Hunt” with Warne Baxter, at ah 20, 1:50, ‘4:05, 8:15, 8:15, 10:40 and 1:20, Sunday-—Bob Crosby at 4:06, 3:10, 5:10, T: and 9:35. “Crime Doctor's Man Hunt” 1:56, 4, 6, 7:55 and 10:25.

INDIANA

od} Rue Madeleine,” with Jam cagaey; Annabella and -others, 3:45, 6:55 and 10. “The Pligrim Lady,” with Lynn Roberts and Warren Douglas, at 11:25, 2:35, 5:45 and 9.

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Sundaes Humoresque” 4:26, 7:08 and 9:50.

Film 'Oscars' Add To Sisters’ Feud

HOLLYWOOD, March 15 (U.P). —Olivia De Havilland’s Academy award added today to strained feelings between her and her sister, Joan Fontaine.

Miss ~ Fontaine, an Academy award winner herself, said her

; AVALON © day: “Death Valley”

| BELMONT -— “Deception * Home," “Tomorray, through. ‘| "The Seoret Heart. ul CINEMA — Never Say Goodbye” and anderer of the Wi Wasteland.” Tomor-

DAISY Ascompiise” a and DREAM ‘Con “Bedlam.”

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Tomorrow only, “Death Valley Rangem” and “Revenge

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GARFIELD Bhow Off" and “Days of Buffalo Bil." , Tomorrow though ag : day: “Margie” and k Bus! GRANADA-—Through, Wednesday: fous’ ‘and * ‘Personality Kid.” HAMILTON — “Margie” and ‘Criminal Court.” Tomorraw through Tuesday: “Blue Skies LLYWOOD — “Criminal Court"! “Wanderer of the Wasteland.” Tomorrow and Mond kaye Miracle” and “Show Off.” IRVING Deception” and’ “Devil's Play-

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MECCA--“Bedlam" _ rah Rider o Cheyenne.” Tomorrow and plonda “Iungle Princess’ and ‘‘Spook Plotora oLD TRAIL ‘Somewhere in the Night' and '* ‘Roaring Rangers.” Tomorrow and ” Monday: “Secret Heart” and “Tiger » Fangs," ! “Roll ‘on, orow and Monday: "nd ‘Blondie Knows.

and Texas Tom pan of Brazil”

PARAMOUNT. Bowery Ombshells and “Marshal of ungmoke " DS SuIOLIOW and Mouday: “The ttons Ride elk and “Two Guys From Milwaukee PARKER. "Why Girls, Leave Hou and mphs.” Tom and ay: Palos “Alibi” od “Devil's

+ heart-to-heart talk - spear's tragedy. Hamlet: will . play- the. English for three evenings and a matinee; opening

HEART-TO-HEART—Harlet (Maurice Evans) and his. mother,

Queen Gertrude (Doris Lloyd),

reach an understanding after

‘March 24.

in Shake-

REX “Show Off” Tomorrow throu current” and land.”

RITZ—“1f 1 Had My vib and “Shadow of Doubt." Jofiorraw 1 STyugh Tuesday: “Till the Clouds Ro! '

and “Lawless Breed.” h Tuesday: “Underanderer of the Waste

“My Shep.” Plus late show, “‘Experimen

INDIANA tAny:

Perilious.” Tomorrow th esday: 2: Sunda w B, K Rue is Madeleine”, »t Perio Heart. tough y y SANDERS—' ‘Crime of the Century” and “The Pilgrim Toy at 12:08, 3, Shy Cavalier.” Tomorrow an ,.Mon-| 5:56 and 8:55. : “Time of Their Lives” and * ‘WanKEITH'S deter of the Wasteland. “ SHERIDAN—“Rolling Home" and ‘Lady Song of Scheherazade,” starring Jean Pierre Aumont, Brian Denlevs | HfEk"g, "Off" and “My Dog Shep. vo a 4 ii. 6:06, 8: 2, 10:30 and 12:45. SPEEDWAY" ‘Deception.’ Jomorrow and nday—“Song of Scheherazade” Monday: ‘Strange Woman | at Sa 05, 2:05, 4:05, 6,.8 and 10. STATE~'‘The Unseen” -and vy Along Rides Again.” Tomorrow and dat: LOEW'S Jungle Princess” and “Night Train 0 “The Beginning or the End,” with Memphis Brian Donlevy and Robert Walker, ST. CLATR—* Nob Hill” and “My Dog at 11:18, 2:51, 6:24, 10 and 1:36. 8h ep.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Mighty McGurk,” Jaring “Secret Heart” and ‘White: Tie and Wallace Beery, . at 1:08, 4:41, 8:1 Tails.’ and 11:53, STRAND — “Paris Unde erground”’ and | Supday--che Sogifiting or the “Bowery Bombshell.”’ Tomorrow through | End” at 12:04, 3:23, 6:45 and 10:07. Ayess <4 TaseTet Heart” and ‘White . an ails | 16 Ld Mec a. 138 STRATFORD--"Falcon’s Alibi” and “Am-| bush Trail." Tomorrow and Mendes. LYRIC “Thrill of Brazil” snd “Beauty snd ¢| “Humoresque,” with Joan Craw- Band ford and John Garfled, at 11:14, TACOMA ‘Lady Luck” and “Six Gun 1:53, 4:32, 7:11 and 9:50. Man. Tamron through Tuesday: at 1:44, “Show Off’ and “Stranger.”

TALBOTT“ Gunga Din" “Bamboo

Clay Takes Over

Command in. Europe

FRANKFURT, March 15 (U. PJ). —Gen, Joseph T. McNarney today turned over command of all American military forces in Europe to Lt. Gen, Lucius D. Clay. The retiring commander decorated Gen. Clay with a cluster to his distinguished service medal and praised his work as deputy commander. Gen. McNarney has been named

and

sister snubbed her congratulations at the Oscar presentations Thursday night. They had not spoken to ‘each other in four months. “I started to shake hands with her, but she seemed very occupied and busy,” Miss Fontaine said. “Our relations have been strained for some time,” Miss De Havilland admitted.

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Movietone News

J WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Marshall leaves for

Cow,

v% BASEBALL—Cleveland Indians

Tris Speaker and Rogers + PRESIDENT TRUMAN—Says

World Economic Peace de- - in an address at Baylor university.

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Highlites of This Week's TIMES Movietone News

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