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sense of timing, the knowledge of |B

pis audience that only of experience, plus great gifts, can . Way beyond any possible comparison, he's the best comedian Indianapolis has seen in a musical in the past three seasons.

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pook of “Sweethearts” — an adopted daughter of a laundress who already has six of her own turns out-to be -the missing -princess—is no great shakes. Mr. Clark manages to make the stage dings as funny as any ‘re likely to see. Still wearing the famous greasepaint specs, he’s as delightfully impish as ever. Each new fan-

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tastic costume, each half-hearted

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agree that most of the credit belongs to Mr, Clark. Don't miss seeing him; :

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CELLIST—Harry Sturm, Chicago, cellist of the WGN Concert Orchestra, who will appear as soloist with Constantine Borshoff and the Athenaeum Turners Concert Orchestra at 8 Pp. m. Saturday, Feb. 7, in the Athenaeum auditorium.

Times Amusement

“Unconquered,” wi Goddard and Gary 1: ‘0, 4:15, 6:30 and Hoss Indiscreet,” with d Ella Raines, 8L12:40, 3:55, 7°10 ‘and 10725; “Whispering City” with Helmut Dantine an wy Anderson, af 11:10, 2:25, 5:40 and 9. KEITH'S “The Man in the Iron Mask,” with Louis Hayward and Joan Bennett, at 12:15, 3:30, 6:45 and 10:04. “A Gentleman After Dark.” Brian Denier and Miriam Hopking, at 11, 2:15, 5:30 and 8:45. LOEW'S

“If Winter Comes,” with Walter Ht and d Deborah Kerr, at 12:30,

Senator Was William Powell and

“Murder in Reverse” with wilYam Hartnell, at 11, 2:07, 5:14 and LYRIC

**F Leye Trouble,” with Franchot Tone and Janet Blair, at 12:35, - 3:50, 7:05 and 10:20.

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“Notre Dame Singers Book Local Concert

The Notre Dame Glee Club, Daniel H. Pedtke directing, wil present a concert at 8:30 p. next Friday in Cathedral High School auditorium. With Robert Ruetz and Nolan

tone, and Edward Jett, bass, as soloists, the glee club wiil sing a program of classical, modern and popular music.

Death Toll Mystery After 7 Cars Pile Up

DEMING, N. M., Jan. 27 (UP) —An inquest will be held today into the deaths of three, and pos- | sibly four, persons who lost their | lives when seven automobiles and a house-trailer piled up yesterday

~ |during a heavy sand storm.

State police said the accident occurred when an eastbound California car towing a trailer (crashed into two autos parked

alongside U. 8. 50 In. a. blinding,

sand storm. “One car was burned so badly, we don't know if there were two or three persons in it,” a sheriff's

Sepuly said troopers said a butane gas tank in the trailer apparently exploged,

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