Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1949 — Page 7

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Sophocles Up-to-Date

FOR A MAN whom the Navy and Army rejected because of poor eyesight, Bruce Savage is a civic-minded realtor with keen perception. As a realtor, he sees an excellent future in real estate activity hére. This is. a good barometer of the general business potential, he says without qualification, As a citizen, he eyes with censure those who criticize politics and religion but refuse to exercise civic responsibilities. He believes in action without reservation..

As a husband and father, he belies the ferocity his name implies and is a mild-mannered, deeply respected individual. He is a music lover without frustration.

As the president-#lect of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, Mr. Savage. carries these qualifications into office. : Perhaps these very active features of Mr. Savage’'s makeup give him the vast number of admirers. in his competitive profession.

Only Two Variations

THERE WERE only two occasions during which Mr. Savage abandoned two-fisted, aggressive strategy. “The first time came in his- collegiate undergraduate days—the second in his unsuccessful bid for the Republican 11th district congressional nomination in 19486. . “I'm most ashamed of this,” he admits freely. “I had no plan of action . .. no fight. I underestimated my opponent, Alfred Beveridge Jr.” His college days, he kicks off like the Charleston. “You might say I was a five-year loaf,” he smiles. He matriculated at Indiana, Northwestern and Butler Universities in the roaring '20's. “I was. a raccoon-coated rogue,” he says.

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* real estate activities give him “plenty of exercise.” Galantiere. The freight is back-

“Gs “Angels ~-rate. secretary of the IREB succeeds Howsird Fie-| [tie and tails, or the guards talk- RIEL TOY wn:

"AL NOTICES UI-A2-H1 Res! oe =H... LEGAL NOTICES a {owell Avenug, J JIgnsd, of area EE Msi c “Colle [done in a Gary steel mill ROWARD Jesse James untor” and BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS __ |ments to permit ine construction of & Si ge ouse

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Jordan Players Give ‘Antigone’ Burden of Greek Tragedy | Is Too Heavy for Amateurs

His interest in real estate was fostered by open housé visits he made with his mother as a young East Sider, Houses and selling fascinated him.| ™ Mr. Savage was born July 30, 1906, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Savage. A native of Indian-| apolis, the IREB's new chief was graduated from Tech in 1924. In high school he cultivated his interest in music also, He gave up basketball as a sophomore - to sing leads in school operettas and musicals. . ! Following his trek through liberal arts col- By Henry Butler |

leges, Mr. Savage entered the investment business’ A LOT of youthful energy and zeal went into the Jordan | here in 1928. before the 1029 crash. he married! F18Yers’ production of “Antigone” last night at the Odeon. his Butler sweetheart, Marabeth Thomas, of Craw- In this third-hand adaptation of Sophocles Aragedy, fordoviiie, Ind. od i A, et sainet ‘aga to be repeated tonight, the players did their best with a tional salesmanship experience as a representative MUch too heavy burden of message.

of the Lever Bros. Co. and major fountain’ pen What they struggled with was Lewis Galantiere's refirms throughout the Middle West, tat . x = “I believe I retain some of that soft-soaping vision of a p lay by Jean THE CAST:

method today,” he joked. Anouilh, based upon the orig. Shorus ......... gueph ekiman| In 1940, Mr. Savage entered real estate activity|inal * Antigone” and dar-| Nurse ny hh n Wernet|

here as a member of Atkinson & Co., builders and| \ . Huemon roe Wandarses| realtors. Two years later he joined the IREB. |S P i in Paris in 1943 Crean ad apd Sens Otker Twice he was thumbed out of Navy blue for during the German occupation. ond. A dh Jos uyoth “bad " | Sophocles: tragedy, austere and!Third Ouard Donald Schiademan eyes.” Once the Army copied Navy tactics, modern theatrical stan d-! Messenger Warren Clements In 1944, he opened his real estate offices in the! by | Rurydiee __ Mary Marearet. Sumnsh} ’ : ards, is a cledr statement of the] Circle Tower building, from where he deals in to as ditfo Creon, the play has

“ " eternal conflict between principle! higher priced” property today. and power." A woman of strong, mmegis,

His home at 34 W. 49th 8t. is not a prototype conscience defies a tyrant. Anti-| t Bit the original play has been of his more expensive real estate, however. gone, disobeying the edict of up- tan ered with auch hn Sxtent “It's just a modest frame cottage,” his pert start King Crean, attempts to logs as op Gaal, wie boring] wife insists. “But it's lively.” bury her brother Polynices, whose to mct and sound like Al Jolson. The liveliness stems from his two daughters, COTPSe has been left to rot as ani “yr vio" (hose harsh words can | Sally, 14, is a sophomore at Shortridge. (“We have Object lesson to rebels. be said without offense to music| some terrific tussles when Sally's school and my Antigone thereby invites her 0." 0 ooo “on “Antigone” | high school get together,” Mr. Savage relates.) OWn death. She knows the penalty.

{of Sophocles is like a piece of| Penelope, 10, is better known as Penny to her She also knows the easy way out, | J “vo "0 50 re it and |

classmates in the fifth grade in P. 8. 86, the compromise she could make. . . . But rather than bow to force she [orchentiatg it ou of all resemCongenial Personality cannot respect, she walks stead- = +ncc tO the original.

WHEN HE GLOWERS over his cluttered desk, fastly toward destruction. She ® pert win famers wil do thelr w believes to be right. scription. But | Mr. Savage resembles a Hoosier Edward G. Robin- does what she 8 EK they're dealing with han d-me-! son. But, unlike the movie “Little Caesar,” Mr, And so the Antigone of Greek == / i Savage radiates his congenial personality. legend is a forerunner of the; ‘ L The 43-year-old realtor is a member of the Christian martyrs. Chamber of Commerce, secretary of the Indian-| Neighborhood apolis Off-Street Parking Commission, past c¢hair-| AND cot eo ESS other man of Associated North Side Realtors, state Martyrs in history, especially re- Theaters chairman of the National Arthritis Foundation, cent history. Sophocles’ play,

and member of the Indianapolis Better Business austere and. dry though it may, “DOWNTOWN Bureau. seem, is universal. But the] [AMBASSAD, oR ‘Sars, Attacks the.

Socially, Mr. Savage carries membership cards Anouilh-Galantiere improvisation gone ‘Valley of Pear” and ‘Docks of of the Columbia. Club, the Indianapolis Athletic On the theme overloads the theme, New “ries GND RUOUD ' Club, Meridian Hills Country Club, and Kiwanis./Hats off to. Jean Anouilh for ARLINGTON “She _W

He also is a member of the First Presbyterian §1ving a 1943 twist to the play and “Oive Out Sisters © oY Hib Church. it ngenious enough to baffle Ger-|avgLoN—" Younger Brothers" and ““Homi- |

When he vacations, Mr. Savage's favorite re-| (man censors. Thal took guts, gg; . ‘4 Kiss in the Dark” and “Its .

Paris in 1043, Great F treat is. Mackinac Island in upper Michigah. but’ that was for BELMONT . Music 1s his real hobby, however. But that's not for Indianapolis in 1949. oa Oo exunnock On Any Door” and

limited to a record collection. What we're expected to take is CINEMA ‘White Heat” and “Lust for| He forsakes physical avocations, feeling his Sophocles plus. Anouilh plus [DAISY—-Blondie Mita the Jackpot” and

And as his aggressive real estate methods have Dreaking for amateur players: — [EMERSON = ‘My Fried Irma” and, brought him his latest honor. The former corpo- ern” twists—King Creon jn white ber as president, effective Jan. 1. ==(By Larry| lug “lke ~GFs “about - cigarets. GRANADA Not wanted" and. “Trstsure -Stitterman.)——— . — {liquor and women, It's like the BAMILTON—My Priend Irma” and “Par TT ible #(6FY Of the fiery-furnace} -

Bin i In actual performance, this hy- IR der Capricorn” and “Bi| KUHN, 1304-16 North

moll. Teauestin Ariance irom the re-|ygrd requirements t mit the constru tatements (Sophocles) and the po. fiss Cross” and “Last Days of aujremenis of Ke Zoning Ordinance. ition of '& J08-unit apartment buiding ex-| A new four-year course in music stateme ) pt : » uith-|® th ‘Story of Sesbiscult” and No. 908 VPW. 438 Ketcham Street, (Zoned | ‘ending N socessory oftiree ne. merchandising will be offered by often vulgarly obvious Ano fips “That Midnight Kiss" and o ASH Rexidence! Joreaugsts permission A NN COTY M. PORD, ‘848 East the Jordan College of Music Galantiere additions. I repeat, it/® ty Hiv re AL Ae SOmmunity center. with agents | 49th Street. (Zoned Bi. ALLEL JResidence), starting in February. s may have eh Sine and wonder. {24 osion B cxis Ch Changes Venture,” Tok Rite £, sper, lg a 13085 URRY SalufT ALIS The course, which will lead to)tul In occupied Paris—and that's “5 Pi HEL Hs Rr Sud to” ba placed "onthe, Fear Nstotoom fo extend Uo the from DODEFSS eludes thre. yours of uy at/hicle for amateurs. iV eens apd, “Tu, Longa: EE eli Jordan, one year at Butler Uni. alin ou jv Bes 'w luavey Inc. rear uF LA ETO JARS ordan, one year at Butler Uni" ,,yypg § PHILLIPPE, di SANDERS Song of. “ing, Me AHI “Business uns set in ls nue. * (Zoned 'UI-A3-Hl Residence), re. Versity and additional schooling/, ct" and his Jordan students prot LR ss J gh quests variance of use and building line at the Conn Vocational School in have done as well as any grou po + ‘Ichabod and Mr. Toad" and

isquirements to permit the constructio oy oy Ss RED Bod LPING giao ¢ o a building to % of the front a - Elkhart, Ind. n

ess), requests permission to construct and ine. this building to operate a super service station. for the sale. service 614-V-4 LASHELLE, including the operat 716 North Pennsylvania Street, (Zoned cess of 3 BoraeRow sf 3-Ad-H1 Apartments). Tequests variance offstreet parkin of use to permit the operation of a voca -V- & dancing school in the existing residence, 22-V-49 HELEN and to display a small neon sign in the

front window dence), requests Jaria nce of use to per- dising.

615-V-49 CARL & EASTER BUCK. 1841.|Mit the operation o

be. i stature, . onimg of the Hod “Hers Pine” | &), South Meridian Street Zoned U1-A3. In the tront room ‘of "the existine rest. Committee members in charge 1¢ pegan to look like someting) 4-H

H1 Residen UIA 1 Business). om dence, with ‘a painted sign in the front of the new course are: Dallas; the dialog between Freda Bvérybody Does It” and t 4 i to u guest *permias on ot har residence. "|| $21V49 CHARLES MITCHELL rear Pearsey, superintendent of tnezamhara, who would have realized v EH Irma” and “Grand Pleasants Stress Bored S01 AI NT Ro HL Residence). requests variance ot use Conn School; Russell Brown, Conn per jooks and talent better as zaik Re Does It” and “The ) 0 perm e existing garage to me a CTL, Permission to park and i BA oration of an office at the rear|music instructor; Stanley Norris, gonnocles’ original Antigone, wAntuadlh en 617.v-1s "STRICKLAND MOTORS. INC. of the residence, a 1320 North Meridian Street. (Zoned U3- (erected at the front

-H3 Business), ests permission tol an additional sign attached to the ga-|

u continue the operat on of on open-air

automobile sales lot. and to maintain a TR V-49 INDIANA PAPER CO. INC. tion chairman at Jordan, and| ign at approximately the front property | 141, South Neal Street. (Zoned D4-A3-H3| David Hughes, symphony conduc-| ne 0 618-V-49. PRED C. LEMLEY. 5021-23 street parking oFeautrements in connection tor and orchestra department]

with the pro pos construction of | warehouse, With a maximum provision of [chairman at Jordan. 21 offstreet parking spaces. 625-V-40 USSELL J. ours East 10th Street,

riance of of buiiding 3 Ober to Head

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wood Avenue. (Zoned Ul-A3-H1 Resi. teaching training, and merchan- to think the play would reach real

A2-H3 Apartments), requests variance @ of George Ober, judge of Speedjuse to permit the operation of an “way Magistrate's Court, will be! bullding at the Lear of Nak Jgiigance president of the Indianapolis| se—— College Avenue. (Zoned Ji-A2- Hi Rest Lawyers Association for the com- | RES — —_— the first floor of the existing residence g year. Danes SKY

to be used as a doctor's office, with an Other officers elected at the] Tenite accessory sign at approximately the fro

tral Avenue, (Zoned Ui-Al-Hi Residence), [Hotel were John A. Carson, vice-!

use and buildin {line requirements to permit the construe. | president; Leroy K. New, secre- | VE ofp Soctors’, & den- tary, and Charles J. Barnhill, | NEW YEAR'S E

Boar A pune Toning” Appeals on triads Ward, Claude Spilman Jr. Nor-| Call CORKY'S TAVERN

401 City Hall. at which time and place interested persons will he given opportunity Myers.

20MING APPEALS D d H ds ponte Forel Dr, Lord Heads noe Sopa |... Hospital Staff

“ive Sealed’ Bids st Dr. Glenn C. Lord, 4455 Wash- | Now Thru Thursday pL TR TUN fre Sand Jig? 3 ington Blvd.,, has been elected Pre Holiday Special ber 20. 1949. for the ON° Jai So uPment resident of the Staff of Bt. Vin- See Them Again QUISITION Pp Chasse and Can only wih the Potion: | cent's Hospital. | Laurence Olivier ing specifications: _ Rear of to ah Other officers, elected at a, Merle OBERON-—David NIVEN

Cab ter of Tear axle. approximately 80 inches. meeting Thursday in the Nurses] gmily Brente's Stranse Love Story

Fre "5377 | Home auditorium, include Dr. “Wuthering Heights”

'hot water Heater, w ) t 10 be Rauipped with OU Filter Truck to Ave. vice president, and Dr. Rex Harrison be painted City Colors Chassis. enders John W. Courtney, 132 E. 40th Vivien Leigh n Of ’ Of

in y uct of, g34 Bi |e. secretary. treasurer | “STORM IN A TEACUP”

-HC- 4 , - of Indianapolis rererins the right Fhe & 2 New State Troopers and a pretty girl's Jove for a pix

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vin could do with this houillabaisse. [SPEEDWAY — UStory of Seabiscuit” and| raion iy Jordan will now be able to >ffer They've put it on dignifiedly, with| ST R= “Far Prontier” and “Swamp!

und with accessory COUTSes in three phases of music, i.ely conceived setting by J. I CLAIR — “Not Wanted" and wel JAYNES. “3437 Ken- study; professional training. thomas Adkins that early led me PB - So Wants and “Alias thel

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ters, Two James F. Balch, 4444 College!

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19% | int h y hysteries! Shelby Street »- Assigned to Posts | inte» 80 of hee a | Pulghasing Agent. Indiana State Police Recruit] isnapolis. Indians. |Training School at Indiana Uni-

Iversity today took up their duties DOU BLE as troopers third class, ' Trooper Albert D. Hartman, FEATURE

Mishawaka, was stationed at Dunes Park Post. He replaced) Trooper Rex Risher, South Bend, who recently was named a deputy groom. b_ ~ U. 8. Marshal for the northern A» Indiana district. { Trooper Erwin C. Wiegmann. | Ft. Wayne, who was sent to Ligonier Post, replaced Trooper, Estel Bemenderfer, Rochester, re[cently retired.

SEAT COVERS ey — 5% FA | Sacks Auto Supply, LIA FEHR pg 229 W. WASH ST. us: , Across from Statehouse 8 BURLESQUE AS YOU LIKE IT—132 South Illinois Streets AVON, Lebanon, Ind. £ Featuring Glamorous Blonde HELEN SHAW = COMMUNITY, Greenwood, Ind

and 6 °%%. Girl Co-Foatures—6 With , a, ComediansZ| COMMUNITY, Morgantown

SATURDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW STARTS (1:30 z FRANKLIN, Franklin, Ina. AAA HIFPPODROME, Sheridan, Ind. * ;

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ODEON “Antigone.” Creek drama. at 8:15, uv “The Hasty Heart." comedy-drama, at 8:30

’ CIRULE “Holiday Ian." with Bing Crosby and Pred Astaire, at 12:25, 3:40, % 10:10 and 1:15. “The Lady Eve" with Barbars Sanwyok and Henry Fonda, at nh. 2:18, 3:30. 8:45 and 11.80 CORONET

“Sloe of ne Oar to Trieste” at 1% ahd 9

RT " with’ Stewart Granger, at ESQUIRE ring Meights,” with LauLents so Bivier MS erie Oberon, at or in ‘s gr 2 ap with Rex Harrison, at 2:20, 5:40 and 8:55. INDIANA i 3 Randtion Be ort anit a oN 1:45. 4 nq ato 8

eudin® Rh a » or Rady Arnold, a8 13°40, 3.35, 6:15 and 5:08

KEITH'S “Bride for Sale” with Claudetle Co'bert’ and bert uns. 1. he 4:40, 7:30 and 10.2

Tourh Assignment.” Bary at 12°45 3.35. 800 he, ’ 30: LOEW: s Mis Takes Richm wien pri Ball and William ode, 17, 5:20, 8:35 and 11:44, ihe Ff Ba Moment," with James Mason and Joan Bennett, at 12.44, 3:50. 6:56 and 10.0

L YRIO “Black Shadows, jungle docuni at 1.1 0. 4:10, 6:50 and

“Eamba.” with Jon Hall and Jans Meh at a 07, 2:37. 5:17 157 ard

Indianapolis Symphony Fabien Sevitzky

Conductor Tonight—8:30 P. M. Tomorrow—3:00 P. M. with *_ Pierre Fournier * ‘Cellist and the

Indianapolis Symphonic Choir

Edwin Biltclitte, Asst. Director

MURAT THEATER

Program includes music by Schimmerli

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Stewart Granger and & superb cant in

Romance , , . high adventure!

“CARAVAN” Hx

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Britain's heiress to the

throne visits a U. S. warship at Malta . . . later, Elizabeth

lip, trip the light fantastic in a

Mediterranean square dance, |

% SPORTS . .. New Hampshire's White Mountains are snow:

fans and a sport.loving cat .

ARLINGTON, 10th & Arlington RITZ, 3430 N. Illinois

SANDERS, 1108 Prospect . ST. CLAIR, 800 Fort Wayne SPEEDWAY, 1450 Main UPTOWN, 4215 College VOGUE, 6259 Coliege Ave WALKER, 607 Indiana

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