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HAPPY COUPLE — - Cathy O'Donnell and Harold Russell, in “The Best Years of Our Lives" naw at Keith's. Mr, Russell, who plays the role of Homer Parrish, injured navy veteran, will visit Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, but will make no stage apearance, according to Keith's management,

By Local Tent

La sm of deibguies vom 120.

| Indianapetis Variety club, tent No. 10, will attend Variety Clubs International’s 11th convention May 13 to 17 in Los Angeles, Cal : Heading the local delegates will be Chief Barker Sam Switow, Mrs. Switow, his mother, Mrs. M. Switow and daughter Marilyn;

Brackett Piano Pupils

Give Recital Tomorrow Miss Mary E. Brackett will present a group of piano pupils in recital at the D. A. R. chapter house

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Jota Sndual spring concert ab 3:30. 5. WASHINGTON 4 EX¥SIONS

PRX Kar iy 35 Sunday—-Circus at 2:15 and &

TEEN PIANIST - Marie Lewis, Joyce Harris, Kent Klinge. | —Philippa Duke Schuyler, 15- |Wet. Dose $ i orn Heitor, 17 year-old pianist and composer Coombs, Marie A from New York, who will be [jet wh. Det an Evelyn heard in recital at 8:15 p. m. clo. Curl, Pritchett, Emily’ Pritchect, Hiolse tomorow in the English theater. Sei: 2 Price, “Doris Horton, Evel H sor Miss Schuyler, who has been |[m iwbp LN .

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was ||, wrote some 150 piano Additional Performances

pieces prior to that age. The Civic theater's forthcoming production of “Three's a Family”

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Individual first place winners include Joe Tipton, Southport; Harry C. Elsner, Manual; John J. Webb, Cathedral; George Surchevich, Technical; Charles E. Erk, Technical; Raymond S. Thompson, : hnical; Wilbur Eisner, Southport; Thomas A. Gray, Broad Ripple, and Don Wilson, Broad Ripple.

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Our Lives”

Planned Parenthood

To Be Forum Subject

Planned parenthood work in Indiana will be discussed at the Unitarian forum at 8 p.m. tomorrow {in All Souls Unitarian chureh, 1453 N. Alabama st.

MOVIETONE NEWS Speakers will include Mrs. John "Highlights of This Week's Times- Movietone News|p, it jue a % NEWBURYPORT, MASS.—Merchants cut prices 10%

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Gary Cooper “ALONG CAME JONES” “NEATH OANADIAN SKIES”

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“FIFTH AVENUE GIRL”

SUN: “LADY IN THE LAKE” Srightwood

“MAN 1 LOVE” DREA chen

Wally Brown “GENIUS AT WORK”

“GETTING GERTIE'S GARTER"

SUN. MON. on “Larry

TUES. Evelyn Keyes

“JOLSON STORY”

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“RETURN OF RUSTY”

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BUETTNER—Antor Hudson st, age John P. Buettner ¢ Brother of William tavia, Ill, and M Sheboygan, pas May 3d. Funeral : in Sheboygan. Pr the Blackwell fune Meridian st. from Pp. m. on Sunday.

BUTSCH—Eddle, John and Louis of Mrs. Annabel Mrs. Linnie Dill, urday a. mm. Fri the Chi funeral I after Ps; n HT home. ‘Burial Cre invited.

CAIN— Margaret R Harold Asley, Psarrer, Mrs. Ji Thomas R. Cain, | Wells, grandmothe; Nelson, Died at sley, Priday on nday, $:30, at t eridian at 19th Thomas Aquinas Moly Cross cemetd oeall aL mortuary.

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