Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1948 — Page 18

| moma

"IN HOLLYWOOD

By ERSKINE JOHNSON

HOLLYWOOD, June 4—Ingrid| . Bergman will have an Irish ” ‘wbrogue for “Under Canvicorn,” years and deserves the break. “the picture = she'll “make this . a

er in England. Even with y,..:4 da Silva is after a ng Bed i ish accent, I bet it sounds| qv role following a series * - -

of villains at Raramolah, + ‘oe Promised and hoped for: June a the sity Robart Young Haver ' going to Heaven as When he had his first big | Little Eva on invisible wires starring role in a picture, there for ' a sequence “in “Silver was ~ 8 colossal preview at | Lining.” . . . Foreign car. disGrauman’s Chinese Theater. He | play at Warner Brothers—Bob took his mother to see it. On | Montgomery's Rolls Bentley the way home, Bob waited pa-

tiently for his mother to say | gonda ($8500) and Tom something about the. picture, D'Area’s Jaguar ($5600). but she didn’t. iw Finally, he couldn't take it | “rp. toview for M-G-M's “On

any longer, so he &sked her how she liked his performance. Mrs. Young turmed and looked at him as she sald, very seriously: “Robert, I don't think you'll aver be as good as you were when you played ‘Robin Hood’ in “high school.”

. 8» | JUNE ALLYSON gets the fem|-| nine lead in “Take Me Out. to the Ball Game.” , . . Red Skelton celebrated his 25th anniversary in| show business with a series of "gags played by‘friends. The best | was a 20-pound ham decorated with 25 candles, » o ” ~ TTT Frances Langtord will be the | official starter. for. the . 1048 . women’s transcontinental air - ¥ace next month... . . Why + movies are expensive: Tyrone . Power, Gene Tierney, a crew . of 18 photographers and actors spent seven weeks hip-dgep in | Idaho snow for a skiing

an Islafid With You" were swell, [but I overheard Esther Williams saying to producer Joe Pasternak, [“Next time let's do something different.” “Okay,” said Pasternak, “in the

{next one the water comes to you.” ” ” »

stuttering comedian, was at the race track and soon found himself flat broke. He spled Bing

to him and sald: “L-l-l-loan m:mé forty, will you, Ba-ba-ba-bing. I've got a sure one In the n-n-n-n-ext race.”

the clubhouse. There was Frisco buying champagne like crazy for five beautiful young ladies. Seeing a chance to make a quick retrieve of his money, Bing went over to the table. Joe looked up, saw him, took out his bankroll, peeled off two

., sequence In “That Wonderful : Urge” It lasts "only three |

: minutes on ithe, ad “Here, b-b-b-b-boy, s-s-s-sing Fox is talking a term contract! ‘Melancholy B-a-a-aaby’ for the with Richard Arlen following] girp Bing sang it, too,

and sald:

in DI

for the Barly

am.

(Es

up LA A x 10 PAY

ERE

Alda

ALLE

ELGIN, BULOVA, HELBROS, LONGINES, HAMILTON

and many others...

«All in the latest designs ~All accurate and dependable

Priced from

197

to $25000

oa sas

~AIFTS FOR

—June BRIDES —SRADUATES ~BIRTHDAYS ~FATHER'S “DAVE,

Panna s

prey

LINC

UST WEST OF

his work in “Burlesque.” Arlen|® has been buried in B's for several:

($11,000), Gary Cooper's La- |

JOE FRISCO, the very funny

Bing Toaned him the $40 and “after -the next race went into...

twenties, handed them to Bing

Depend on STANLEY'S for

It's Smart To Own A Fine a Stanley's

Pay as Little as $1.00 per Week!

OPEN A CONVENIENT ACCOUNT

HOTEL ENTRANCE

i + y IN" JORDAN PLAY-=-Jeanni Singleton, who has one of the principal roles in "Dream Girl," Elmer Rice's comedy currently being produced by the Jordan

Conservatory players. Perform. | ances are “scheduled for 8:15 | p.m, today, 7:30 p. m. tomor-.

row, in the Odeon, 106 E. North

[tricians

Jordan Gives local Theater Shot-in-Arm With'Dream Girl’

-By HENRY BUTLER The Jordan Coiservatory Players gave local amateur theater a big boost last night with their opening performance of Elmer Rice's “Dream Girl.” To be repeated at 8:15 p. m. today, 7 30 p. m. tomorrow, the fantasy-comedy, directed by James R. Phillippe and staged by Marguerite Carlson, is something you don't want to miss if you like good plays. | » = “Dream Girl" would-be difficult | to put on are best equipped] Lucy Allerton yas theater, In the Odeon, that pie.| ad's ARTCEREEr slice building at 106 East North| ite Percival. Ka St. Jordan Inherited from the airiam Allerton Lucas xa old Metropolitan Conservatory, a Ail “Dream Girl” is almost the PrOD- {le Sieve . lem the Ringling circus would be A Wom in World War Memorial. A, Doe

Joanne Viellieu Geraldine jam Enel eo Kester D. Polloc er D Pollock Joann Singieton D. Polk

ock Goraldin -Bohloeman | . Bill Schmaifeldt «+. Ruth Thistlethwaite| veer. LOU

THE sorgind Allerton ,.

Redfield .

had to screw and un-| screw fuses for lighting effects; lacking proper switches, rheostats and other necessary equipment, Whatever the féchnical diffi-|; culties, “Dream Girl,” with its 22 scenes, is a marvel of improvisation.

Re yicans; "Justus Webber, Alton Holevas Waiter vo Claude Parsons| J+.Jeanni Singleton Da ane + William Usher .. Antone Holevas| lvis Waldman illlam Watters

r . w Justice of the Peace Billings. . ester D, Pollock Chauffeur Ris Holevas| the play for you.

It's good, It

Play Is Satire

The play is a sympathetic satire on the daydream-life of

t St.

Crosby in the crowd, walked up |——

Probation Men to Meet The Indiana State Probation Association will meet at Indiana University Aug. 11 for its annual conference... Officers. of the group are Conrad H. Nagel, Ft, Wayne, president; ~Conness Northern; F.vansville, southern vice president; Charles Boswell, Indianap-| olis, central vice president, and Gordon E. Weist, South Bend, northern vice president.

‘Students to Perform

has finesse and understanding. one Georgina Allerton (Joanne Viellieu). Georgina, attracted by three dissimilar men, vividly imagines portions of her possible future with each of them.

Her fantasy takes her on such excursions as a romantic, illicit trip..to. Mexico, an interlude in criminal court where she nobly talks her “way-out-of -a murder} --Most important is the fact that, charge and a glittering first night these Jordan musicians, besides | at Shakespeare's “Merchant of giving us what apparently is the; Venice,” when the manager comes| first amateur production of Elmer down into the audience and pre-| vails “on Georgina to pinch-hit; for the leading lady, just taken ill. and maybe I could if I wanted to.] But, since Mr. Rice Knows But who ‘else, besides the Civic|

is altogether swell. So are Bill} Schmalfeldt, Justus Webber and J. Thomas Adkins, as the three men in Georgina's dream and/or actual life, Adequate recognition] of individuals would run to a ‘couple more columns.”

Norma Kristian will present [ner students in a three-piano ensemble recital at 8 p. m. next | | Tuesday in Brookside Community ICenter.

amonds

Summer Bride

—__— ———

Lovely tatlored ~settin; fiery diamond. oy

Easy Terms!

‘2 6-Diamond Set $66

Three “brilltant- dismonds tw etch ring.

$1.00 A Week!

.3. Diamond Duet © $44

Diamond enga nt ving and + matching redding ve nd, *

harge It!

_4 5 Diamonds $133

New fshiall setting of Mk yollow gold,

Easy Terms!

16 Diamonds $250

7 diamond engagement ring. matching diamond band.

PAY - WEEKLY OR MONTHLY AT

{think ourselves a cut above the |average. {silly notions and attitudes we've ;all been guilty of than any other {play I've seen recently.

what he’s about and manages to get a universal quality into his writing, as he did in “Street |Scene,” his “Dream Girl” is more, |than just a satire on a young|

igal’s fantasies. : { nearby cities could supply enough * Rich in Coody talent for a whole of |. Georgina’s dreams, in one way legitimate theater. That wouldn't, or another, are the dreams of all rule out good stars and good pro-|

and, on the serious side, once in a while the high schools, is going to give us good stage entertainiment? | Right now Indianapolis and|

of us. Mr. Rice catches the en=| \ductions from foreign sources. tire society, not just the indi-/But Jordan, the Civic, Indiana {vidual. And that's what makes Central, diana University and

'so many of the sequences, So {a lot of other earnest organiza{many of the lines, in “Dream tions, with some local support, Girl” vitamin-rich in.comedy. [could occupy our theaters on Good comedy may flay out-/dates when managers want to landish bores and heels, But it book in “Tobacco Road,” “Maid

also drags in a lot of us who in he Ountis" or ay Had a e

“Dream Girl” airs more

Last night's performance made me laugh Vproasiously at pretengions I've been dumb “orf voice in the past. It will strike you the same way. And if you like the kind of comedy that shows you up without mentioning you by name, “Dream Girl” is

REENWOO. DRIVE-IN THEATER

Bos Office Opens T-—Siarts at Dark

HENRY FONDA DOLORES DEL RIO PEDRO ARMENDARIZ

Frank Albertson “Ginger” ny “Flashing Guns Plus! Latest News & Cartoon

15-Minute Drive South on R4, 31 and DRINKS MIXED TO MILANO INN Sous

In Every Town There Is One Good [talian Restaurant—And This Is It! 231 S. Noble St. MA-0958) “DEEP ARE THE ROOTS” Over a Year on Broadway!

“TOMORROW 3 P. M. and 8:30 P. M,

TICKETS AVAILABLE! Senate Ave. YMCA, 430 N. Senate Telephone Orders. — LI-7124

" MATINEE % LL $1.25 Tax RE $1.50, 52 Tax Ine.

Sponsored by Ind. Branch NAACP

NIGHTLY

Don’t Miss Seeing . . .

1270 Ww. 16™ S7-

A Challenge

to Every

Human Being! — SEE —

RRL SAL

Jack Bailey, the obliging young A Policeman an "Claude Parsons guy. who. doen_publicity Or JOT bliici Miuacier.'. LiL.} Wiliam Josie] dan, told me the backstage elec- George Hand . .\0\7% A fe illiam atters

Times Amusement Clock

CIRCLE ] ves ‘Sainted’ Sisters,” with onica Lake, Joan Caulfield and Jaren Pitagerald, at 11, 1:48, 4:35, 7:25 and 10:18, “Waterfront a Midnight,” with William Gagan ang A 2.45, 3.35, 6:25 snd

hughes, at ESQUIRE

“Carmens” wi Sviane Roman 6, 7:55 and , ant “Silver River," with Errol ®lynn hr) Ann (Sher dan, at 12:30, 3:38,

“The Argyle Secrets,” with Wil. liam Gargan and Marjory Lord, at 11:20, 2:30, 5:45 and 8:56. "KEITH'S “I Remember | Mama,” Rardng Irene Dunne, at 11, 1:46, 4:20, 6: and 9:35. LOEW'S na Smesaming, * with Clark Gable and Lana Turner, at 11:17, 1:38 ° 3:38, = 7:8 and 10:08. ” LYRIO “The Fugitive,” with Hen onda and Dolores del Rio, at 132; 3:40, 6:50 and 10,

“Madonna of the Desert,” at 11:30, 2:40, 5:50 and 9.

i Mrs. Clore Pupils

To Give Recital

Mrs. Jessie Thiebaud Clapp will Now for credits. Miss Viellieu, present her pupils in a plano rewith a tremendously difficult role, cital at 8 p. m. next Monday in

ithe DAR Chapter House.

Assisting will be William Travis - Selmier, violin pupil of Ruth Gentry Edwards,

and Lannie

Christoffel, marimba pupil

Irene Bishop Harvey. “MEFS; “Clapp’s “pupils “appearing! !Include: Bettle Jean Lee, Sharon Murphy, Johnny Kixmiller, Alice Rice's play, have lots of dramatic Rawlings, Pearson Smith, Mary talent, Maybe you can pick flaws, | {Ann Rawlings, Suzanne Hobbs,

Robert Mueller, Susanne Strong, Phyllis Winegar,

miller, Merwyn Studor,

land Lillian Gospodareck.

WILLIAM BOYD

as “HOPALONG OASSIDY” in

“CARMEN" (French—Complete English ities) »#Nok for Children

Starts Tomorrow!

MAT. SAT. & SUN. FROM 1:30

| ANNA MAGNANI

Great Star of “Open Ciy*

“BEFORE HIM ALL ROME TREMBLED"

(vomplets English titles)

British

similar story on of gesture and voles opera xl “elo naturalism of a modern police | state are igwdly used to I anos sah ihe)

“ox oe TIP

Plus! NEY

Ad Buck 4 Ki

{:] (see OTH ee

24 1015 Dufl

Now Playing CHET BUNDY AND HIS ORCHESTRA EARLY DINNER MUSIC DANCING AFTER 9

NEVER A COVER CHARGE

td boa

NELSON EDDY 4 ILLONA MASSEY “Northwest Outpost” cer -

4 Kennedy ! FREE PONY RIDES TONITE!

AIRING TNE LADIES

“A brilliant performer,” Times “Dramatic erescendo-Traught’ with * N¥, Dally News .

_.of}

o Marilyn Sue| uillen, David Quillen, Danny | Theater, Indiana Central College, |Beard, Eric Panizer. Jo And Rie. Joan Ooley, Christine Balay, Kathryn| {Berry, Annriette Studor, Frances Carr, Ann Pack, Ann Freeman

ofl

—————— s FAMOUS wuz” & While Quantity Lasts

go that more I must limit 4 be

customer. SECOND

YI 73.50 (AMUSEMENT 1:89 9

ade porte & La afar! 5

ENJOY A WEEK-END OF PLAY}

Bring The Family—*Just for Fin” Rides — Games — Refreshments

* INDIANA'S

Rs os pte SAL

LARGEST heidi ink CINTLR + *

FOUNTAI

a 5 Jennifer a

“DUEL IN THE SUN"

IN BRILLIANT -TECHNICOLORTom Neal—Allen Jenkins .

TLE UMY GIRL TISAY “SMART POLITICS” T=

EXTRA! “CARTOON REVUE” 40 Min. of Fun With Pepeye, Donald . $V Duk, Bunny, Others

|sAvoERs @

ashouse Kids

Bob Steele Hollywood”

“Navajo Kid"

Dick: Powell—-Signe Hasso “TO THE ENDS OF EARTH” Ted Donaldsen—Ann Doran

“FOR LOVE OF RUSTY” KIDDIES’ MATINEE SATURDAY, 1: Hl Color Cartoon Show |PIn_ Addition te Our Regular Features

A LIND «| NORTH sipE REX 5m, COOL!

James Stewart—Mariene Dietrich " TRY RIDES AGAIN" Randolph Beott “WHEN DALTONS RODE” CARTOON CIRCUS ON SAT. MATINEE

scoTT “ALBU QUERQUE” COLOR—

=IN BRILLIANT CO 8 M

: C. IN" Adele Mars “WEB OF DANGER”

| arm lohadhe 7 J TUXEDO cooLt| [TEAL <= |B NEW SF £xow von G0 6:43 Errol Plynn—Olivia — “ROBIN HOOD” in eh irors ALL COLOR PROGRAM Don “SLIPPY Mo GEE" ndolph Seott—Barbara Britton KIDDIES’ MATINEE SATURDAY! “ALBUQUERQUE” From Children’s Film Library Temple “Poor Little. Rich Girl Paulette @oddard—Michael® Wilding _ Replaces “Slippy McGee” Mat. Only | “AN IDEAL HUSBAND" FINE FRE Hc lh Sp foto use J Sat, Matinee Only—Hopalong Cassidy * 3 5 ry A TO 0 SBerder land” replaces “Ideal Husband” ny h us “ALBUQUERQUE” ITTV 5) w— COLOR PROGRAM! YW 1502 Roosevell Rendeisn Scott—Barbara Britton HOLLY ha 00D ” CH-7t9 ” on rry--Dale VANS ALBUQUERQUE SLIPPY MeGEE”

Paulette Goddard—Michael Wilding “A¥ IDEAL HUSBAND” Sat. Matinee Only—*“Hopalong Cassidy’ Rides Aftin" n3Haecy ces “Ideal fiusband” UQUERQUE”

Plus! “GHOST OF HIDDEN VALLEY" £ Ra

THE ULTRA-NEW

CORONET]

22D and TALBOTT WA-90%0 Tonite—5:45 to 6-25¢, Plus Tax z Jeanne Crain==Dan Dailey " “You Were Meant for Me

Lilli Palwier—Sam Wanamaker

“My Girl Tisa”

Tonite—5:45 to 6—25¢, Plus Tax { Randolph Scott--Barbara Britto

“ALBUQUERQUE” in Modern “Push-Back” Seats Dennis WTO THE VICTOR” | ome

Mat. Sat. —12:45 te 6—25¢ Plus Tax NOTE! “Gashouse Kids” Will TONITE “Regine “Te the Vieter™ 1% First Show Sat. Matinee

rh, $n

i) THO, BUOWDES | LLL

Tonite—5:45 to Bish Plus Tax Dana An usan Hayward {

In Technicolor "CANYON PASSAGE” R . 2 { andolph _Seott “FRONTIER MARSHAL"

| MEN?)

PE LAL

Adults

23e—Chil ildren

10 Joan Blondel! - * Ja Tax

LIE [LTR TI (ORE

TALL, DARK and rrhivL

AND A BIG ALLSTAR CAST IN A GALA GIRL and dais

EE oie R

CTA XTRAS

QA LA(TY

‘Good Girls Geo. to Paris”

Tonite—5:45 to 6—2Be Plus Tax

WHITE & BR * EVERY PAIR

Color Feature Novelly

“BILL AND C00"

George Raft “BROADWAY™ “FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS”

Jean Arthur “More Than a Secretary” NEAL CRERK of CONTRAL® TA 2040 4 v preprye—— RELD OVER THRU sstoRDAT ‘HN WET; 0 Surtees Behan “6II6 E.WASH+ IR-5000 “APRIL SHOWERS”

MECCA ms Mark Daniels § * N.N Mat. Sat.—Open 1:30, Out é® “ 4 Nae pene Lockhart From Children's Film Library

David Sharpe—Margaret Walde

| BU {Chas, Starrett * v “SILVER STALLION’

‘WEST OF DODGE ory”

! ———— - CINEMA 16th and Delaware | 5:45 to 5—25¢ plus inf | Erral Flynn—In Technicolor

n Payne—June Haver

| “WAKE UP AND DREAM”

Matinee Tomorrow and Sunday, 1:8

Robert Young—Man

“SITTING PRETTY" Gifton “wero “THE FLAME"

Carroll

Mat. Sat, Doors Open 1:45

“JUNGLE GIRL” and CARTOON

WEST SIDE

51 3 5:45 TO Henry Witcorson—atr Rn ALL COLOR PROGRAM! “THE DRAGNET Randolph Scott—Barbara Britten Batis nan SSTAKS OYin TEXAYY “ALBUQUERQUE” hael Wilding EDW Dennis Mor, Goddard—Mie SPE “To JAY Yiveea Lindfors THAN IDEAL HUSBAND" x Cron: ot |] Cass Nehard Arlen “SPEED TO SPARE” Matines Only heal Mashand’

or a replaces

———— —_— Plus ‘ALBUQUERQUE" BELMONT "inet we wea . w—— ne ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW! College at ~ Jeanne Lc Brain Daas Andrews VOGUE Free Parsing TE FAIR" 14--Howard Du [Dick Haymed ARISH EYES ARE SMILING’ Barty FINAKED CITY Saturday Matinee Only! Yd e De Carlo—In Technicolor

£3 * 40 MIN. CARTOON CIRCUS & & TES OF y MONTEREY"

RA SATURDAY KIDDIE MATINEE, 19

i VEL EVERY

WITH Ie a RIDES

Povpound Fa Nou

NIGHT! | Jina

IH WE Ar EW RU Fm 0 ot 0 et bt Me ty ts Da 1 AY

tes of Monilerey™ plus OLD TRAIL "e ah "Cherenes Flash” and Cartoon Jack Carson—Ann RY 3th i PT “APRIL SHOW eral Eddie Doan “DRIFTIN' RIVER" Stratford Lot. Gr ont Special K 'ollegiN an ie Matinee Tomorrow, “LONE WOLP IN LONDON ed STATE 10th & Rom Randall | Lash LaRue ‘GHOST TOWN REN ; ULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES BACK “B 3 . » Buster .Orabbe “Gentlemen With Guns" | SUBURBAN _

SOUTH SIDE GARFIELD, =, C00L! 55

“IF YOU KNEW SUSIE" “Buffale Bil Rides Again

AE Eat

Rich. Arion LINCOLN Darnell ZORRO"

Tyrone “MARK OF

Maxmoos

OPEN TONIGHT 8 P. Mo Ty WIESSE JAMES" 2 RETURN OF OF FRANK J i

TRAIL S00UTS"| LATE SHOW TOMOREO 9

- qh 7