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+ ie Boy HENRY. BUTLER Rough, Tough, Terrific! 1] FABIE : And Power | Fabien Bevitzky chose another well-balanced program for this wok] Pin Rn frees an EN SEVITZKY

[end s concerts, STHUNDERBOLT” with James Stewart ; MURAT. THEATER

"IP YOU SEE A MAN run up the steps in City Hall from the basement to the second floor, nine chances .out of 10 it will be Tony Maio, street commissioner,

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on his.way to Mayor Al Feeney's office. Anderson Pla | “The fifth subscription pair, which opened at the Murat last evening | | —_— I -_n ‘Since Tony took office last week he has been on Stimulates ey land will continue at 8:30 p. m. today, introduced Pierre Luboshuts TONIGHT AT 8130 the jump. The first thing that confronted him was a NT a CARY and Genia Nemenoff, duo-pianists, as guest artists. . 3 LAST TINE 11 ers ar * snowstorm which filled the city streets before he had T7Jimmy! Masters, the. Director i Dr, Sevitzky dud the orchestra began with Haydn's G } aajer Sym- TONIGHT AT 10:15 P.M. loists, hardly get his office open. i The, Inquisitor) ce oS harles Dosen photiy No. 88; one of the most fa- = i ’ «Mo ] LUBOSHUTZ Persie, the" Assistant Stage ary Caumgy miliar, and gave it' a thoroughly i | IND WEEK k

Tony was out with his crews at 3:30 a. m, to get

the streets clear. Then he tackled the case in which (Aurore Esther Calderon gatisfactoly performance. A 3 u i M Lya s {wo of his men had hauled ashes to the private drive Garder LL Poulengy) Pe Li9% Mr. Luboshutz and Miss Nemen- 2 | NEMENOFF William Green off were heard first in the Mozart A LE MGM's ie an

way of an East Side resident: Lo The new administration has pledged there will be

~Flectriclan ~.._Enzene Thomas 4 4 or Helene King [E.— flat —Concerto—for two pianos... iA er : { wo OI a for 2 P| 4 { % i f. “MeDonwid: Concerto for 3

Abbey (Jacques da Are) {N. Owen {Cauchon, Biskip of {They played with the precision and McDonald: Concerto “for + Ph

none of that business in the next four years so Tony Beauvais Layton Hurst "fired them both: Then he discovered three other em- Charles Elling (Durand Laxart unanimity that always has been JUNE ALLYSON ‘ON SALE MURAT—RI-95% ployees taking an extended Jinch period away frohi MOOI Hee Co Reber onan evident in their recordings. Beauti- PETER LAWFORD sie, sae 83. nen Hi Tax he. the job, Doliner (Pierre d'Are) william Bolen [ful tone, almost telepathic com-* lus erm Alse Wa ord Dept, Jo Cordwell (Jean d'Arc) Basil Fisher | oo nieation of ‘musical ideas—such

He promptly gave the foreman of the trio a two- Quirke. (8t, Michael) (d'Estiver)

Jack Chapman things are the requireinent for any

PENSION FUND, JAN. 2

“ weckg suspension without pay and the other two were | . : penalized a day's pay. Miss Reeves (8!, Catherings iatesta first-rate piano team. Luboshuts GERALD MOHR Featuring Then Tony went back to work on his “inheritance” Miss Badler (St Murgure) nh ag and Nemenoff are certainly cn the STARTS WEDNESDAY "TOMMY & JIMMY of ‘20000 storm sewer catch. basing, and miles and Parwell (dean af Meizi entry «top rank in their difficult field. | LARRY PARKS DORSEY el miles of streets and alleys to be cleaned and repaired, Noble (La. Hive J Mexican. Ry:hms Liked | “THE SWORDSMAN" All Seats $3 Tax Inol. Has Heavy Responsibility sheppard (Alain Charter or 8 pues Their Mozart, more familiar and . | Ward re Druphine—Fhornton Kio: nore inunediately appealing than JR 1 4 THE STREET COMMISSIONER has (he responisiaeg ison iCeorges. de Tremo ie bean the Harl-MeDonald- two-piang. cons A os r Ei bility of cleaning all streets and alleys in the city, of Kiphér Megault de Chartres, Arch- certo, which followed intermission AUSTRALIAN Chips Rat Fh maintaining all unimproved streets and alléys, of vans Bune, Basia - ores” Davis ox a deliglit to hear. The McDon- | erty. as an Awstratian counteri maintaining and cleaning all storm sewers and the Curt Gibson 'alé work. by the talented and vecsa- pat of our.own cowboys, in Studigation of hia To do this he is given a staff of !champlatn - (Father Mi assieu) King tle manager uf the Philadelphia "Overlanders." film from ' Down X BURLESQUE AS YOU LIKE, IT 13% SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET: Lo about 275 workers. Smith (Thomas de Courcelles) Orchestra, covers ‘a lot ‘of musical Under’. which iy ct 1} a : ! Tony is planning. « big housecleaning program: for - SWEEPER—Tony Maio; street commissioner, roo Howard Young yo iritory. In its frst’ Indianapolis ip tne ah re 3 Glamorous Brunette, MARY LOU DIXON L the city just as soon as weather will permit the use . ready planning his spring housecleaning pro- “Joan of Lorraine” certainly. is performance, it seemed* almost too — - a hi guliink andl). Direct From Chicago . « « and 8—STAR FEATURES—$ of water without the danger of freeziiyg. the Civic's most substantial play so full of material, some of it deriva- x 3 SHOWS DAILY—6:00, 7:30 & 9:00—SAT,, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 & 11:30 : Those~20,000 catch basins are gning to be flushed 970M: far this season. tive, for auditory digestion. Hennessey to Address 2X CONT. ON "SUN. STARTS 3:00—LATE SHOW SAT. NIGHT STARTS. 11:13 : A out and all the personel are going to move into each wheel making an emergency run : dignity a ower and Las ” » ' Y550¢ PGS GUOLGLLOHOOOTS © daa £ of the four quarters of the city and clean them from The love of speeding cars probably directed his wi nes hanity ha. power av} liked E Dighis wadivnce patio erly "Y' on ‘Opportunities’ GAR ET A » of SOCKO, Ti i . tonto bottom one at a time. “There Is a big accumu- interest: to his present sideline business. He builds|geting T've seen on the Civic stage. can rhythms, “Juarezca,” which des William pb Hennessey will “speak FOU RNTAIRN ° GRANADA team lands a ha lation of heavy dirt which must be removed,” he said. special bodies for automobiles, trucks and race cars. Tne Maxwell’ Anderson play manded plenty from both soloists on “Opportunities” at the Sunday EY UARE r durin «77 “Right now we are starting to clean up our own His latest job, done.in the garage workshop be- {opened for the public last night and orchestra. Dr. Sevitzky's per- Morsing Birpaklas Club" meeting \ 1:30 to 6—30c . Jetapper, 9 back yard.” he said as he wiped the dirt of the Shelby hind his home, was building a “special aluminum! presumably a rouple of hestancies cussion section had Wark. SUL Vil tomorrow at the YMCA: CONT. NAT TOMY. : — CONT. MAT. TODAY, 1:30 to 6-—30¢ . sel went on to ) SARL Garage from bis hands. - “Everything that gn nitrasuitra body-on an old but still-perfect DUESeRs i tne benefit preview Thursday that. movement, as 3 dn en. Ralph Swingley will give a falk Ang re y ee John “BODY AND souL” — pe — ] be made to riln is being put into service. That-whieh burg chassis and engine. The customer delivered the jot which 1 had to attend. so a~ Hindemith composition which fol- ons, ChHisUalE Laymen, Sungay 'WILD HARVEST Sarva o © Glad can't were going to sell for juilk. We're going to clean chassis, gave Tony some “ideas ang in a few months + 10 miss. the Symphony last ‘lowed, morning, -Jan 18. Robert McCon- Bawny, “Bowery Buckaroos” Millie $ Daughter” Gop SPOR up ‘around here first.” - : the super body was ready 5 ’ : . nell will speak on “The People of u . . " A Th 3 night, were eliminated for the offi- Paul = Hindenith's Symphonic NMG eff Tony Joves machinery. - He tofk training in shop Tony. spent 27 montis in the Navy during World cia) dpening.. © Metamorphosis on. Themes of Cail the Near East” Jan:-Is. Last Times Tonight SUN. AND MON, “work as a student at Technical High School, and at War 11, 18 months of the time’in the South Pacific. Mr Andersons “play has a Jolty Maria. vor Weber” wag oeording Speakers, subjects and dates for Van Johnson . SE Bing Crosby " the same time helped his father, Dominic Maio, in : . theme—the theme of belief, of faith to Manager Howard Harr ot the YMCA Bible Investigation Club a hay mr ¢ © the fruit and vegetable delivery business, Short on Equipment . . ol . . 8 ) d } af ATH ston, the are: Dr. U. S.- Clutton, “Pietures y Johnny Mack Brown “Smoky River ) ! : in ideals; “Every man gives his life Indianapolis Symphony's first bout A py ; . ; Pra LLRLILE “Land of Lawless” Serenade” He worked for the county. highway depariment for THE NEW COMMISSIONER, upon whose shoul- for what We believes, Every woman with Hindemith. It was also, 1 Ls “he w Wo By EDDIE PV Ti ec hy * A «

a time after leaving Tech and then when he was 21 “ders targely rests the city's redempt . ee % 3 § p ion in the eves of gives her life for what she believes,” stroufd - say; one: of.-.the . toughest “hp-entered—the-sounty- sheril's office as. a part-time Jolin Gunther (s : GIvel Aidan Living.” Jan. Aud} ate re ; fas hie ds. going. to do. everyting Mr. Anderson's. Joan says simply assignm or. Seyitzky has giv : hb hood The { deputy. Two months Tater, when he and his wife, possible to Iift Indianapalis out of the cellar-of dirt: and miovingly at the" conclu: RD the orohes ny 203 CL Ellis. B.__Hargrave, etn the; Neigl orhoo e er "Dir ctory = Treista,” were married Sheriff Otto Ray made him # If he can do it with the personnel and equipment “Defects Ob: d In certain Jogo trot passages the Chri al Challenge." oe 2 ST E WEST SIDE gr ects Obscure 8 Jpassages, 1 SP : EA SID 4

full- time deputy . That was back ‘in 1036. ¢ available to him it will be a neat trick. ~ - Hinde h © y ec * Te 4 st : ; iy r I 1 it ) 4 Teen , { he force of Mr. Anderson’ 8 Wr Indem momentaril : alls ( ounc | Sponsors Revi ew mre N° Nn Belmont a Wash ony” mained in the-sheriff's office Ahreugh he “Mayor ‘Feeney’ s mother; Mrs: Mary Feeney; ‘has ing. ‘with all that fluent, poetic, “de -things like Ve inberger’ s “Schwe n i ! | BELMO) Open | P

administration of Mr. Ray and that of his present known Tony for many years They are. friends. _ceptively simple language, - tends, [da with the difference that Hinde-| “The “Council of Churchwomen "i 114i!

—— . THEY FOLLOWED he alarming drop in major Negro baseball was” attributed by s Joop chiefs to the fac Rohinsorss success led

boss. Al Feeney. Thou ’ by. ; ; gh she is suffering from a fractured hip in St. mith writ h he Hillside "Christian. Church will Alan Ladd—Darothy L NN sirect commoner i6 a. Toot . To ough she f= suflcrine trom think, to obscure some defects” In rités much more profoundly the Hillside “hiristian Church wi an thn Amon fans driver when he gets behind the wheel of an ‘automo- when she — of his pers 8 Comment laughingly. the .play. One defect is excessive and in far better taste than Wein- sponsor Mrs. Wilbert P. Sarber in a Alan Trt Lamour "Tim Holt “THUNDER MOU NTAIN: theii bile. When he was in’ the sheriff's office, if you saw “Well, if personnel. “problems.” length. ‘Mr. Anderson, ‘like Eugene berger. It's interesting that Hinde- review of Sterling North's “How LSWILD HARVEST” whil or a 6 She ha i SS : o yore eae catch the tricksters Tony O'Neill, when he warms vp to a mith shoild take some relatively Dear to My Hearl” Thursday a’ dic Stowari—tine Preiss “NORTH “SIDE i trib 4 . wid be almost certain Bue Tony hain in can ¢ was always god ut ro . : subject, can. write beautifully and unimpressive themes from Weber 1:30 p.m. in the Food Cratt, Shop. "VACATION DAYS” HOLLYWOOD - — eb : wh s 5 ¢ \ cou nis Arne strong), peysuasively way beyond the limits and “build them into a composition SUNDAY “Mer Mushands Arai I Donald Barry—Ann Savage Broc il : “The Women" “LAST CROOKED MILE : lay Pddie Dean “STARS OVER TEXAS" play

St. Yince nt’ A i allowed less exnerienced and suc- ©f immense power and brilliance. DANCE EVERY SATURDAY 6 e $ Hospital JSidhborhcod Theaters _ |cesstul plavwrights. And while the . Harriet Peacock Shows skit || : Ss 19th & Robert Low o ne ata roup to nsta , language itself makes me want to 1 have space to ¢ite only a couile of 10 40 2 S K Y iin . trator x oh ns 3300

: meg “" an Spi “ The Ladies + 9% Charity of St sgLMONT. Wiig Harve” nd, Tog Mov dor Ri oy Stee ,, Sirsager” ang apoluad Mddan ok Jaruine: Tae wonder passrges: The extraordi- A A Eddie Dean “DRIFTIN' RIVER" 5 “i . y “Sn 2 8 0 » : . ; Vincent Ss Hospital will install new da A hen the Dafion’ 5 Rode’ and SHERIDAN Variety, Gir and “Adven- pS have Rn tr Bott Pays HAFY . fugue fn" the “Turandot, Mi A R B Oo R MF. Wash 12:15 to 6—25¢ Plus Tax “ANGEL ON MY SHOU DER a Cle 1” s - * Sv A Fash, —17 0 6K—"15 ’ : . officers and present a musical pro- ©! EM A Greny Expectations and) gue, Blebd Tomorrow throush fues, fore _the med long he- scherzo” second movement, which rE 1PM, Leis Ran “meaRTACHES" J vid Lam ae ’ * an on Tomorrow i Dott ee Harvest” -and -"Blondie-1u e y reached the rehearsal’ “the brass, woodwinds, timpani, per- . Corky's Sk¥ Harhar tichestra MATINEE TODAY, . ‘Io ww Sistand Ty a othe gram at their annual luncheon! Poul nag Keys This he tme for SPEFDW ow = +The -Wpsapeciod” ane ‘age, cussion. chime vervibing. 1b fact, | Ove Block South of “Hunicipal Alpmt oan Claude, Audrey R E XxX edit and a Robinson fligh We INS TOTTER , x - CORONET' ‘81 rl “Along the Oregon Trail Tomorrow As 4 play within a Vv. “Jo AULFIELD RA i Yvonne DeCarlo—George Brent Thursday at 12:30 p. m. in the CORONET- S| EY viorrow she "Something and Monday’ Wild Harvest and Lorrai pa Play, Joan of involved in a sort of musical D Day | “THE UNSUSPECTED" “SLAVE GIRL" in Technicolor fielder. . . . As & Tes —Marot—Hotel—— ie th “day: “Dark Passage” nd ! "Blondie in the Dough.” rraine” is more effective than you of concerted activ ity and the “An- Red Ryder “STAGECOACH 10 DE NVER® to the opinion reached a cent ue “Keys —Baldpate” and might think Pirst-rate. lio hting dantine” : Joan Crawford—Rosalind Russell | 4 “THE OTHER LOVE" N ~third- movement, with its Paulette Goddard—Joan Fontaine. SU “SPIRIT OF WEST POINT" owners in the Negro

“THE WOMEN"

SUN. “SONG OF THE SOUTH” ‘ALONG THE OREGON TRAIL

DMSY = dventurs Jsiand" “and *“The| ‘Border Feud. lp rrow and a ~The new officers include Mis. Cherokee Flash." Tomorrow. and Mon-| “Dark Delusion” and "The. Ble Pix ¥' and the players’ gradual change beautiful scoring for wood d: William Morgan, president; Mrs. day: “Her Husband's Affairs” and 8T. CLAIR—"Wild Harvest’ and “News from street clothes to costume (first . winds. if Clareyice Gibbons! first vice presi- silronde Hounds" Tomorrow through Tuesday. that third movement, Harriet PeaEMERSON ia Rue Madeleine” and “The “Her Husband's Aflairs” and “The thing you know, they're all in cos- ¢ k, fi fl x dent; Mrs, Joseph Fralich. second | Merry Monahans" Tomorrow through wonyen * to Vy giv os ast utist, again demon0 yy onal an yen me) give a build- -up of the kind strated her remarkable skill. 1

: ) Strange Woman and " “ vice ide STRAND Wild Harvest” nd “Vacation ’presid nt; Mrs. Paul Bonham,’ ‘Clirtstmas Eve * Days.” Tomorrow through Tuesday of theater power Mr. Anderson al- que Hindemith is something we | should hear soon again. Aftér toe

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fa TT Nini Cutie N Noble Terry Austin “PHILO NV ANCE 8 GAMBLE"

records secretar; Miss Marie ESQUIRE - Through Tuesday: “Lady Takes : ng yi ce” and “None but ths Lonely EL Husund’s Afiales™"- and ~The Jilles. to. in Dis program note, “The

Deanna Durbin—Deonald O'Conner

Lawhorn, corresponding secretary, Beart Tt . . aie “ eater Is the Temple o e - 3 ’ and Mrs. J. E. Kennelly, treasurer. FOYNTAMIY SQUARE-Thiough Tuesday Bi iver Tl moncan and: Mon racy." when’ he a 3 he night § repetition of this program, By - aynard “FARGO FXPRISS™ Les GREE iow % \ rves I : pwery Ke y A a. -’ bs iE a J Mrs. Walter Patrick will sing. aro” an owery Buc dav: - "Angel on My Shoulder aN ya rsals fn a Sevilzky angd.t hg Arshesteamwitivgi oY cdo deb ; \ abhi, samba secompanied by Mrs. Ralph Lark. AE edi BR PR be TUXEDO "Marked woman and “Dust theatr ns - preparing for the third munici- | y i LL . Sao eal AUOMBE o - v Be My Destipy™ Tomerrew through; a ¥ a JY GS h Pld a i WY Bight-year-old Harriet. Foster willl Hue 8 Be_You'sand “Son of Rustv— | po 0 Ma me for Keeps”. and . give Hawalian melodies, accom= {SRA a Thiough WeGhesdur: Body ang : ? “i , x 5 8 LY 2 UPTOWN" "Wild Harvest” and “News rk & ; 5 b ) i e . ~ . : panied by the Tropic Serenaders. |wamiron. < ‘Dark Passage” and ~"8iisie| Hounds" Tomorrow through Tuesday apd evedite, 3 WAR ; B- rere Gtr - 4 ev W Nese Teagues Will 5 A i” A Steps Out Toniorrow through Tues«! “Her Husbands Affairs” and’ “The that ev d ’ ih AER / > —— ’ p egro lcag Re 5 Pp h I 4 Li sd i day. Be Ny ightmare Jliey” and -“Chrisis' Women '' . 2 La 1at every mer Rcd x i 5 , . Bard Yo exist, wien wd ev, raschail to Lead . . | VOGUE—{The Unsusbected” and “Ibe seems to be Simainied ; HOLL YWOOD “Last .& rocked Mile” andl Other Tove'' Tomorrow through Tues. 1 » . New’ Church’ s Service UStars Over Texas.” Tomorrew and! day “Secret Life of Walter Mitiy” ent work by Anderson's play. re ; J — rp Sdn Monday | “Desert: Fury’ and "News nnd CBetls of ean T Die” wad "Bad Some whom I My Seen in. other | “FILANO TE ; g ! NT ¥ " ‘SLAVE — Th MER RAE GAS a aschall, oastor,] IRVING “The Unisuspecied” and “The “Ne of Civie producti : 3 = L + - “ - * n of Missouri." Tomorrow through p ctions - are much nore v . 1020 E, micolor that Roy Cam anell Women * 2 {In Every Town There J fr A 1 TUXEDO New York \ P

4s eondueting Sunday worship in! Tomorrow through Tueiday:! Tuesday: The Unsuspected” and “Is |eredibl = i " “Song of the South a 8 redible in this. For a total effect en , , the new Woodland Baptist Church, Oreson “Trail Uh" and Along the Eierybody Listening lof good acting, good theater, "J { One Good Halian- Reston Betie Davis—Humphrey Bogart ‘SOMETHING IN THE WIND' | J] 3500 aie or {if 3200 8. East St. NCOLN--“Brute Force” and “Tumble DOWNTOWN . ne. eater, “Joan ’ “MARKED WOMAN 3 g , round ball player A Hveed Trail Tomorrow through Ties: AMRASSADOR-ALAMO—Through Monday ‘of Lorraine” is’ way up among the j rant, and This Is | Gictmn John Garfield “DUST BE MY DESTINY" MODERN “FUSH-BACK™ SEATS and predict he is sul ~The cangregation which. was, gay “The Hucksters™ and “It's a Jose, “The -Overlanders” and ‘Thunderbolt. | Cvic's lggendary successes. ‘4 Noble St. a 09581 | hd f : Fit * LL i me the first chance he ge organized less than two years ago MECCA-“Philo. Vanece's Gambie" and) === tmiaememeeeeee | Chieer Stith has the Ingrid Berg- | 2 ‘ - est lyn controls his cont expects to dedicate the new chitpeh dnt Eve and Tomargw ani Mon-| Ti A t man title role, which she wisely doés| : " 1} CLA 3 #5 “ in February. The first service was _romber Affwir* t Imes. Amusemen Hn her own. w t attempti J i 3 ~ held i Woodiar dq TOLD TRAIL— “The = Unsuspecied” _and| ay, not _attemp ng! EAR LI liens FIRST SIGN OF n nd Dec. 15. = i Oregon RGN Tomorrow | Clock [imitation. Her performance is beau- add—Dérothy Lamour Adv TRA Tort A — ——— h mday: “Wild, Harv and tiful throughout So {is “Charles gr! » y ’ SHeartuehes , ghout. rle: kL ATI {Te 01 ‘WILD HARVEST Wr CIVIC . . " * CRARN } ORE Nat Ri of Deny and Ewin] dean of Loreanie. drama. al 530. + Dosch’s, as. the stage director and = Comedy Hit EE tet 2a Ther Tal” Les Goreey ‘& Bowery Boys . anapolis, the long-tir : Be t C It fa Y “Desert - Pury” and “Bon of . Sonday—"Joun of Lorraine” at later the Inquisitor. Mr. Dosch has TAWNY PIPIT” Mat. Fawr 5s i . Se us Tax — “NEWS HOUNDS” Je Chicagy Cots: : es au y-Cu ure AKA MO 30 : a remarkable talent for enacting in- i hot A ready to, or 1 NT Blackmail i ree: ; i " ‘Her “Husband's AfNairs . hy ANI AT oa hii : . MUAY ; = ward {rritation—no easy thing to do HER HUSBAND'S id SUNDAY I oc del on a moment's notie a n ) y \ wapolis ¥ mv Hevnky : . : asali Wee=—Tro wior <’ Int H I Beaiit § hoo A i = Othe XO no Arey RE irate Netfemradt:~ nr STOEL. RIS. SELL. Just the ight | Paulette Goddard--Marjode Main " " y hn of hom al : nternationa oa y School FX a apt: and C€hev-| - @UO-DIANISS, a dedfee of self-centered: wilfulness : TTC med Oe i! TONIGHT s ome, a E- MEE Wash i Cu ee pg omoman A is Manda le as sh VE BROS ih sie HALL “into the role of the Dauphin And am MARTENS CONCERTS o f ~ Foulaine ‘THE WOMEN Y : forms. - “The Bru E e— . are Get id oo Nellie, the Farmer's Daughter, in the great - trial scene, Layton M° ENGLISH THEATER EXTRA! Added ANE 1:45 in Log Angeles this aa " 1) p LL Poet ‘Other Lacs row 1 CIRCLE -» Hurst, as Bishop Cauchon, and Sun, Aft. J { M Tonight Doty . = H jt x and “Aly wa A trish Rass, ' +tac un, nw Jan, 8, 3 Ps . Ronald Colmim—Myrna L ar 14 [lf [18 aye S TTS . = Deonls Mo ean at 1115 T 15. 8-10, Howard Young. as Thomas de NATHAN Helen “ARROWSMITH" PaSSACE TALENT FROM EV ie : - me 112 Dik. Pnsnge A 310. 7:10, 608 11:05 and 1 Courcglles, - -eontribited a lot.of the Haves . . Thirty-five me : : Watch Renairing’ ( Sone PILI a 5 . Kuna AA witd Irish Ros . on Shivers. v Box Office Open Till 11 P. M. KENT Sich uh “SECOND CHANCE" Michigan football § t . - 5, 2.15, “ 2 “SONG OF LOVE" . chigar A ! : 5 RA tet Husuni ARZIrs and “Joan” will continue atthe Civic \ - SUN. .. he North? major Jett rds. . 10-DAY SERVICE: | ' Juanda Affaire and INDIANA = i Alan Ladd “WILD HARVEST" Spoilers -of the 1 a)or letler awa Ft i I AR 2 FU Ban Tho to gs with wo Cioany throush next Saturday. H.B, . ' " i SUN. “THE UNSUSPECTED” CTT Hilkene, Indianapolis, ! Tiesduy ie ves oy ¢ ih Hope and .Dorothy Lamour. at : y der Violins i i 34 Yrs a 1 Ceara oo Maries and CIR TUE STS and 10 po G. Rr S T Ik The Master Violinist "w ETT) arm - Hoosier... . Seven wi Ce | LY TT 13831 gain Rom nee of "5 Ridge’ and Sunday Road to Rio” at 1, 3:10, ev. weet to la Seats: $3.60, $3, $2.40, NIA) CRS of Coveas © TA FY 4 es trom ‘Tilinois, on and of the Lawless" omorrow rang 32 Ane « - nen * x Ce amare At Brookside Banquet $1.20—Tax incl, [ ] pe Bika, ope trom We Datei Blau es win Marlene pe Rev. George R- Sweet of Ohi- J} MARTENS CONCERTS, inc, ULL AL Ria Ld Carolina, one from § ieliich, A 0. Sq q 0 ’ 2 > ! *a and 10-04 cago will speak at. the annual ban- Gladys Alwes Music Shoppe: James Cagney. “13, Rt ie ADELINE" sews - - from: Washington, D.

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Donald. 0°Connot “MERKY MONAMANS® BAD MEN of MISSOURI from the Wolverine st enibracing a lot of ge

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