Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1947 — Page 8

pu Civic Theater Sefs | LAST 2 DAYS! |5 CC on Oct. 26

{ Try-outs for the Civie Theater's December production, “Ten Little

{Sunday, Oct. 26, in the theater, 1847 IN. Alabama St.

| Jack L. Hatfield, Civic director, {today called attention to the corf{ rection of the Oct. 19 date erroneously printed in the theater programs “Ten Little Indians,” one of Agatha Christie's murder masterpieces, will require a large cast, according to Mr. Hatfield. All those Interested are invited to attend the Lry-outs

i |

| |

Indians,” will be held at 2 p. m.| |}

"THE COUNT" —~Count Basie, phenomenal pianist, who will play a one-night engage. ment with his band at Tomlin

IN WESTERN—Vera Ralston co-starred with William Elliott and John Carroll in "Wyoming," new Western opening to-

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

CIRCLE

‘AEE ET EEET EERE REEL Y )

lL / od IN

eons -

E and i ORG TANNER He .

A gariner

* Stats

THURSDAY

HUMPHREY

ec]

THE WUNTED ... TURNED HUNTER | 4 LAUREN |

SLC

AS THE PRIZE...

From the spectacular SATURDAY EVENING POST

serial

SCE BNET AGNES HOOREHEAD TON DAE

MOTIVE! Storrip ADELE MARA ROBERT SGOTT ADRIAN BOOTH

morrow at the Lyric. On. the bill is Demetrio London," British film about one of the most famous

son Ha next Friday sponsored

same "San

by Entertainment Enterprise inc, Friday's dance will mark the Count's first Indianapolis marina ex | appearance in almost two years, = -Il.

Leroy Mason, 'Badman,’ Dies

VAN NUYS, Cal, Oct. 14 (UP) —

merchant loits of World War

Plan Two IU Concerts

Times State Service

|play

BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 14 — Pred morrow night,

Times Amusement Clock :

+ STEVE BRODEY'S MUSIC HALL

4.3 The Drunkard,” melodramas, at

CIRCLE ve Girl,” with Yvonne Ds Carlo and George Brent, at 1, 4:05, 7:15 and 10:15,

“Pacific Adventure,” at 11:25, 2:30, 5:40 and 85:45.

INDIANA

“Something in the Wind” with Deanna Durbin, Donald O'Connor snd John Dall, at 11, 1:45, 4:35, 7:20 and 10:10. “Philo Vance Returns,” with Wi. “lism Wright, at 12:45, 3:30, 6:20 and 9:05,

Kerrm's

“Welcome Stranger,” with Bing Crosby, Barry Pitzgerald and Jogn Caulfield, at 11:20, 1:30, 3:35, 5:45, 7:0 and 10. LOEW'S “Merton of the Movies,” with Red Skelton and Virginia O'Brien, at 11:18, 2:58, 6:38 and 10:21, “Boom Town,” with Olark Oable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert and edy Lamarr, at 12:40, 4:20 and 8:03,

LYRIO

“Great Expectations,” with John Mills and Valerie Hobson, at 12:20, 3:30, 6:40 and 9:50. “Thunder Mountain,” with Martha Hyer. Richard Martin and Steve Brodie, at 11:20, 2:30, 5:40 and 8:50.

Editor Hunts New Hoosier Talent

William Heyliger, associate fiction leditor of the Westminster Press, {Philadelphia publishers,” will interview Indiana authors from 10 a. m.

{to 5 p. m. Wednesday, Oct, 22, at -

the Lincoln Hotel | Mr. Heyliger, who will come here, {to address the librarians’ division] of the Indiana State Teachers’ As-| sociation, Oct. 23, is seeking new manuseripts in the fields of adult! and juvenile fiction.

5 NE

! ORIVE IN -- PENDLETON PIKE-~Opens 7 P. M.

George Carole SANDERS LANDIS

“SCANDAL IN PARIS”

“NAUGHTY NANETTE” in Color § |

JESDAY, OCT. 14, 147

| ® LAST DAY! — BING CROSBY, “WELCOME STRANGER" ©

Fred Waring and Band To Open at Indiana Roof|

Jimmy Joy and his orchestra will |

their first

Leroy "Mason, veteran movie “bad- Waring and his Pennsylvanians will Roof management,

man,” died yesterday after a heart attack on’'a Republic Studio set,

Mason, 44, played “heavy” roles

appear for two concerts in Indiana

University auditorium at 6:30 and

Hoot Gibson, Willlam Farnum and here today other film greats. His widow, Ber.| In addition to the two night pernice survives him. {formances, Mr. Waring and his {company will broadcast their regu-| {lar morning show from the| (auditorium,

Dancer Gene Kelly

Breaks Ankle in Fall mete. 4 HoLLYwooD, oct. 14 (uP) — Probation Job | 5

Gene Kelly, film dancing star, re

hearsing a dancing step-on a slick Tests Announced

floor in his home, today fell and fractured his right ankle. The State Probation Department) Kelly was working out new roy- today set Dec. 8 for its semi- | tines for his forthcoming picture annual examination of applicants with Judy Garland, “Easter Pa- for probation posts. rade.” The picture Is not scheduled to start shooting for three examinations must be made by weeks but the studio sald it was Nov. 4, according to Mrs. Eleanor doubtful if he will be ready to work B. Snodgrass, probation director | then, Information on the examinations land the work may be obtained by (writing to the State Probation 4 ' | Department, Room 308, State House, By Children S Theater Indianapolis, Mrs, Snodgrass said The Clare Tree Major Children's, Purpose of the examinations is Theater will present three produc- to provide a pool of eligble protions in Indianapolis this season, bation officer applicants far each under joint sponsorship of Frederick judicial circuit in the state. Cur|G. Schatz and the Indianapolisirently, Mrs. Snodgrass said, there [Teen Canteens are 12 circuits in which the judge! Programmed for presentation in has no eligible, qualified personnel {the Wm. H. Block Co. auditorium from which to select a probation iare: “Sleeping Beauty,” Oct. 25; officer. |"Heidi,” Dec. 27, and “Mrs. Wiggs {of the Cabbage Patch,” March 6, {1048. .

Applications to take the merit

3 Productions Slated

Matinees Wed. an.

Martinique 8 ) will come in western pictures with Tom Mix, 9:30 p.m. Nov. §, it was announced ‘Myehibach Mo.

Recently

here direct from

Indiana Roof {Ballroom engagement starting to-| according to the

on the air from the! in Chicago, the band | the Hotel in Kansas City, |

T( ENIEDT A (Wiel) IHRE NTERTAINMENT |

5 AM a TT on

RAYE

PRESENTS IN PERSON ON STAGE

AN)

with

REN WILLIAM Yt Cast Of Thousands

, STARTING

OMORROW

DD 4 cowusia RERELEASE

WALLY FOWLER

“I'm Sending You Red Roses” AND HIS

GEORGIA CLODHOPPERS

WITH THE FAMOUS

OAK RIDGE QUARTET

also Cowboy Copas HOMER & JETHRO

Tomlinson Hall SUN, ‘chews im OCT.19

Adm. Children 50c Adults $1.00—tax incl

ENOL Tsay OCT, r he Musical Feiumph! FONG of NORWAY

ane music oo IDVARD GRIEG -

Company of 80 ducluding

Mombags of BALLET RUSSE DE MONTE CARLO SEATS © ®vEs, 91.20 10 84.20 WED, MAT., $1.20 to $3.00 SAT. MAT, $1.20 to $3.80

Special Week for Lions

The Lions Club of Indianapolis is observing District Governor's week this week until Friday. Howard Lewis, International director, {will be in charge of the program for {the noon luncheon tomorrow in the {Claypool Hotel, District Governor [william 8. Pickers, New Castle, | will be a guest at tomorrow's lunch|eon. :

LAST DAY—“GREAT EXPECTATIONS" —LAST DAY

WRGHNA GREY - MINE. MARI OUSPENSIAYA

Screen Play by Lowrance Nazard end Gerald Geraghty Associate Producer-Director JOSEPH KANE

sTarTiné TOMORROW

DOORS OPEN AT 10:45 A. M.

DAME MAY WHITTY .e SHARON MCMANUS + Screen Ploy by GLADYS LEHMAN »

he wom! uTLDEN « TREVOR FORD

L& George Banc

A COLUMBIA R

roft. Edgar Buchanan

E.RELEASE

Loews

Story by ERWIN GELSEY ond LORRAINE PRLDING

Directed by RICHARD THORPE * Produced by JOE PASTERNAK * a uereo-coiowyn.uaves mcroee

WANTED FOR HIS OWN MURDER

"KEY WITNESS"

JOHN BEAL — TRUDY MARSHALL

LAST DAY “Merton of the Movies” and “Boom Town”

‘ » §

n b

TUESDAY GROUP MEETS ‘Ladies Help, A

of North Park

|. in the North Pat

Hostesses will be

I enberger, Mrs.

Dorothy Kraft Potts.

{ sto

TA\

a Cocktai Good

All Hours Choice of Mia Liquors, Bes DICK FURC HAMMON

1 MILA

In Every T One Good I rant, And

231 S. Noble

DOUBLE FEATURE

TONITE,

VAN .

“Romance ¢ Richard iy | Dix :

RR SANDERS ™

Neighb EAS

G10

AAAS BRL

Joan Caulfie

“DEAI

ester Morri

Ch ‘BOSTON BL

J Crawiord “PO! “Guilt of Jan A PARAMO! Louis Haywar “RE OF Gerald Mohr, “LO!

TACOMA Edward G. Rol “SCARL) Don Porter

Clark Gable “THE 1} Frances Langford

MECCA

“HUM Plus Select

iu Joan Crawfo

Ronald an Barbara Stanwyck

—————————

Howden FAMILY NIT

Fred MacM Robt. Lowery “D/

Tonight, 5:45 Dana And: Jon Gi] Hall Ki

Randolph Sct

“LAST OI WED. “5

WES