Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1950 — Page 5

Mass

es and

th

rches

RCH

ler 5:00 difice

CH

7:30 difice

ervices ject:

US"

on

—

uated from Butler University, I came back here to college,” she added. College followed some years of excellent private teaching in drawing, painting, music and even ballet—extra-curricular studies during grammar and high school. Her 10 years of “strict old-fashioned” training in ballet technique sharpened her interest in

loging. “By

band.

PEFR ARENT VOR LC

church.

Butler).

Versatile librarian . . . Miss Marian Greene

Neighborhood Theaters |

With |

DOWNTOWN | HAMILTON... Sand” and “Date

AMBASSADOR Leis on nt Frere” lh Boca 0 a 0 Took the es he r oko: fr ‘Timber Trail" nd ‘Leather Noose Hangs High." IRVING—"Bride For Sale” EIGHBORHOOD ARLINGTON ‘Red Hot and Blue® ana Who Took the West.

G-Man" and “The

and “The Gal

“Special Agent’ LINCOLN--- “The Prairie” and “Fighting AVALON—"A Letter te Three Wives’ and Fools." oti ‘Indian Ag | MECCA— “Slight Case of Murder and EL L— Task *Porce” and “Post Office In-|" “Great Stagecoach Robbe i wis RF. “Taik Porce” and “Down| OLD TRAIL— Tokyo Joe" and “The Dal-| gmory ton Gang.”

Rory of Seabiscuit” and “Rose ORIENTAL-"Scene of the Crime” of Washington Jouase DAISY Prison Warden” and “Back in! | PARAMOUNT." ‘Homjeide” the Sadd |” in Bante Fe EM FREON: ‘Ohe You Beautiful Dell” and!

“Scene of the Crime.’ REX—"The Golden Stallion” and “CoverFT. ARE— "Tokyo Joe ary, UP Evan. . Detective” plus ° Under California RITZ— "That Forsyte Woman” and “Make Sta Mine Laughs.’

GARFIELD ‘Easy Living’ GRANADA "Red ——Project X"

and “Hellfire ' Blue” an

Highway"

nd “Red Plus late show tonight

RIVOLI "Thieves’ and a ue’

Hot and “Fighter Squadron | SANDERS--* ‘Yes Sir, That's Mr Babyy nd { “Calamity Jane and Sam Bas SHERIDAN — Oh You Beautiful * poll” { Down Memory Lan SPEEDWAY~—"Tokyo Joe 1 ton Gang ‘STAR... Sand”

and and “The Dal-

and “Castle on the Hud- |

lor CLAIR “Tokyo Joe” and “Impact.”

| STRAND’ ‘Tokyo Joe” and “Mary Ryan, | Detective.”

| TACOMA "Blac k Eagle” of the Jungle.’

TUXEDO-—"Rope of That Baby

UPTOWN. ‘Tokyo Joe” and “Mary Ryans Detect

VOGUE “on You Beautiful Dell” ‘Ruthless

[PASAde “Tokyo Joe" _ render { Are you “thinking of buying a home, building lot, farm or in- | vestment property? Turn now! to The Times CLASSIFIED COLUMNS. You'll find HUN- {| DREDS OF REAL ESTATE |

and “Daughter|

Sand” and “Hola

and|

and “Song of Bur-|

jig a Dyn a of those fussy ‘little desserts and fancy salads. What I like is French cooking.” Her - three greatest enthusiasms hav horses, boats and cathedrals, she says—' ‘the three but himself. most beautiful things in the world to me. __ she was denied the opportunity to' learn r “or do much boat-traveling, -months’ tour to Europe, she still likes ig go to

and! “Border Incident” 1 and “Sundown

PRANK FEHR 13395838 | ADS . . . yes, The Times is BREWING CO. Ins. | NOW the newspaper with the

Lovigville 2, Ky.

real estate ads.

HIGHLITES OF THIS WEEK'S NEWSREEL

% MERCY KILLING«-The spotlight of inferest and controversy is focused on Manchester, New Hampshire, where Dr. Hermann Sander is held for alleged murder of a woman dying of cancer. The patient's husband Reginald Borroto has no fault to find with the physician . . . a stand also taken by the doctor's pastor, ’

wr WORLD EVENTS—The President addresses joint session of the Senate and the House of the 81st Congress and delivers his message of the State of the Union which, he says, is still good.

% GOLDEN GLOVES—Open season is declared on amateur boxers in New York's inaugural prelimi naries . . . one wild 135pound sub-novice bout wows ‘em in Brooklyn.

In Indianapolis

ARLINGTON, 10th & Arlington RITZ, 3430 N, Illinois CIRCLE. 45 Monument Circle SANDERS, 1106 Prospect

ESQUIRE, 2061 N. Illinois . SHAMIR, 50 ont Wayne FOUNTAIN 8Q. 1105 Shelby PEE : 1450 Main GARFIELD, 2203 Shelby UPTOWN. 4215. College

VOGUE, 6259 College Ave PARAMOUNT 411 &. Wash. WALKER, 607 Indiana

In Nearby Indiana Cities AVON, Lebanon, Ind. INDIANA, Martinsville, Ind. . COMMUNITY, Greenwood, Ind - COMMUNITY, Morgantown Franklin, Ind.

|

‘in stuff DeRrtRreaR ¢ need for aggresyy Tan, ry Ee and the brutal pressure to say,” is her comment on mass-production teach- put on ing of the arts, uy for me, and besides that, “IV like to start a school for appreciators, and the my eyes, There's an by appreciation I don't mean swooning,” she adds. old obody ever goes out of an ,ATUNS ‘weed a bettariraitiod audlencs, aby; be ait that happened to me,” eves, . Fil “ For a discouragement, she ‘Spoiled as a Child’ says she loated despondently untl a vigorousa G admits hey concern with disci- minded friend took hold of her. “She just literally pline in the arts is a bit- paradoxical. “I never kicked me into work. She told me minds either sw what discipline was until ¥ had to learn it Tl Te oat, and she per-| ET I aoe 8 Le Lhcuv,t. Jew, But _ Library gave or Rg Agr ovigliunahicy ther was. AL. Herron library post, which she's held for 17 years. bert Johnson, early settler # Irvington) although’ As Nbrarian, she has custody of the 8000 volshe spent her childhood and pre-college school Umes inthe gratuslly expanding collection, plus

gy and ekg myself, I can! manage to do it,” she say {top rank of Yer first rey Rove still is the theater, though she greatly enjoys music and is a steady attender of Indianapolis Symphony and Ensemble Music Society concerts. Some theater and ballet | influence may linger in the expressiveness of her gestures and the alternate ballerina-austerity and actress-humor of her face, with the chestnut eyes, and the high forel.ead, Back from the holiday week in New York, she said, “I walked my legs sore clear from the soles of my feet to the top of my head.” She saw eight | shows In seven days, eifics,” which latter feat (through influence) raises P her “SP” total to three, That makes her runnerup for the Indianapolis “SP” title, now held by | Joseph Saunders, the Symphony's first cellist, who| spent last spring and summer in the

including two “South Pa-

She's Excellent Cook AT HOME “WITH her BOW: retires father, ty),

NE Brand satetal a

- aniovs. copklog. ©

e

“Some people probably think I'm more religious than I actually am. " way churches are built,” she says.

I'm just fascinated the

Times Amusement

Clock

CIVIC “Edward. My Son.” MURA “Blossom Time.” musical comedy at 2:30 and 8:30 * CIRCLE Xavier Cugat and his. orchestra. on stage at 1:10, 4:15, T:15, 9:40 and 12:30. . “Free for AIL” with Robert Cummins and Ann Blythe, at 11:30, 2:30, 5:30, 8:10, 11:40 and 1:20. CORONET

dramas, at 8:30

“The Prince of Pdace,” at 1:30, 4, 6:30 and 9, ESQUIRE “Onee Upon a Dream.” with Goo- _

gle Withers and Griffith Jones, at 2:15, 4:15, 6:10. 8:05 and 10. INDIANA

“Sands of Iwo Jima,” with John

Wayné and John Agar, at 11, 1:10, 3:25, 5:35, 7:50 and 10:05 4 KEITH'S ‘The Heiress’ with Olivia de Havilland and Montgomery Clift, at 11:50. 2:20, 4:50, 7:20 and 9:45. LOEW'S

“Too Late for Tears,” with Lizabeth Scott and Don De Fore, at 11. 2:29, 5:58 and 9:30. “Outpost in Morocco,” with George

Ral and Marte 2 ndsor, at 12:57, 4:26, 7:55 and 11

LYRIC “The Story of Melly X.” with June Havoc and John Russell, at 11, 1:48,

4:33. 7:21 and 10:08

“Savage Splendor.” 6:16 and 9:04.

at 12:40. 3:28,

lality across the footlights.

“gp pit

' Though iding | Ing a man harassed by cgnflict-| except one three- ing impulses. He does well also

(By Henry |

In Difficult Play

Drama Tailored for Morley Puts Amateurs in Tough Spot

markable talents. less and despicablé person-

Though I haven't seen him

‘In this role, IT think it's safe {to say he suppressed any natural amiability more completely than does C. Norman Green, the Civfe’s Arnold Holt. The Arnold Holt role is terribly | - difficult, Here's a man whose ambition centers about his son. He stops at nothing to get what he wants, He burns down a shop to collect insurance, forcing his

He muscles his way up to the British capitalists, ‘all the time spoiling his wastrel {son and buying him out of trouYi ble. Edward, the son, who never appears in the play but is con-| tinually. talked about, partly re-| deems his Inglorious life by dying as a World War II RAF pilot. . nx vd THE EDWARD who doesn’t ap-| pear puts the play out of balance. That's deliberately contrived, so| as to give the stir player com- | lete scope. But the device puts| an amateur actor in one heck of a spot. The amateur has to de-human-

{ize himself. To use a still fancier § | term (and I say this guardedly, §

since I have no license to use clinical phrases in Marion Coun-|

cize himgelf. . . aR tha¥ Is v Hettats. ‘geting 1

CY

IACI. Tike * SRA

alt Mey wtixiotinist, Ite. na RR TH Fi a spe Ce peers “ach to 8ad Tok "tl

Can a Wife e been poisoned the play for anybody | ‘Change Husband?

quite make this incredible character seem credible: Mr." Morley |

; B Henry Butler = THE CHIEF trouble with “Edward, My Son,” which opened at the Civic last night, is that it’s a virtuoso play. Critics elsewhere have complained that Robert Morley | and Noel Langley custom-tailored it for Mr. Morley's re-|

Mr. Morley has extraordinary ability to project a ruth-|

he histo psycho-neuroti-| take time

| | { | |

nd Romantic Pair

imprers hii

ADULT watt

Adele Mara and John Agar

for romance in

1 w, wa a

» Ami

Ss

Mr. Green does well in portray-/@ Can a wife change a babyish, |

{in the progressive decline ( bro IE to 1938) of a vigorous, never-un-

derstood personality. 2 8 moog | BUT NEITHER zl, nor Katharine Pantzer, the other) principal, realizes fully the indi-

irresponsible husband ‘into a) man? Is there hope for mar- " riage when the man destroys| dresser sets to Spite his wife?)

“Mrs. 8.” wonders, in her’ let-| ter to MRS. MANNERS, to-

morrow in

‘The Sunday Times,

|cated span of time. That's partly

| the fault of the play, partly also | the fault of direction. Mrs. Pant- | zer, a sensitive and eager actress, | {gets the point better than Mr. | Green does. As Lady Holt sink-| ing into alcoholism, Mrs. Pantze | does extremely well with a some-| {what shadowy role. Other mentions should include | Marjorie Thoms, as Eileen Perry, | | str Arnold's secretary-mistress in| a rather inconclusive episode of | [the play; Herbert 8. Sloan Jr., as | Harry Soames, Holt's victimized | partner, and John Jay Knight,| as Dr. Larry Parker. Mr. Knight | {went blandly through proceedings that should drive most med-| ics erazy, and I think possibly he should turn up the volume-in-tensity dial up. . Big praise goes to Frederic Rhoades and his staff for handling many scene-changes and each time coming up with a good, authentic background. | One fascinating item was the | easily recognizable = champagne | bottle that served for most of

Ship ‘Movements

By United Press Arriving New York—None Departing New York-—-African Patriot,’

r! to Dakar; Queen of Bermuda, to Bermuda

Richard Arieadack Carson

“LEGION OF L03Y FLYERS”

Yvonne DeCarlo—Secott Brady

“The Gal Who Took the West”

MARTENS CONCERTS, Ine.

MURAT THEATER Mon. Eve., Jan. 23, 8:30

BALLET RUSSE DE MONTE CARLO

Gladys Alwes Music Shoppe 120 N. Penn. St. FR-3761

indians. A

bt ul

A ARTHUR RANK presents

\ saheth “coll Don DeFore’ Dan Duered

E 108 LUE

Sat. 1:30 lis tas

: AMUSING! & REVEALING!

17 1 ADULTS S0e—Shikdren 256 |

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR

EEE Ha

MIDNIGHT SHOW! LAST FEATURE AT 12:30 A. M.

Sun. 3 P. M. Student Hop

Betty Hutton © Victor Mature

RED HOT and BLUE

Wanda Hendrix—Claude Rains !

“SONG OF SURRENDER"

SAT. MAT. John Mack Brown “Overland Trail”

<< CONT. "MAT. 12:15 to 6—30¢ ° 3 HITS TODAY MATINEE ONLY

HUMPHREY BOGART “TOKYO JOE”

TODAY AT 3:5%3-4:57—10:02

MARSHA HUNT “MARY RYAN DETECTIVE" AT 1:30-5:50--8:58

LAST F PAT-MAT. 4:45 5 0-30’ Betty Hutton—V ictor Mature

i “Red Hot & Blue” Plus RITA COLTON. "PROJECT xX" TYOMORROW—MAT. FROM 1 r. Mo

GLENN FORD

Gloria Dehaven—Janet Leigh

ROY ROGERS “DOCTOR AND.THE GIRL” “Under California Stars” ne " ONCE ONLY AT 2:42 PEGGY RYAN, "SHAMROCK HILL

All Technicolor Show-—Last Nite

Denald O'Conner & mone DeCarlo “Yes Sirs That's My Baby” ‘Calamity Jane”

TRS Y

SANDERS

Open 1:45

The Jods

ST.

Tomorrow

Afternoon “Querture a

Stravinsky. Brahms,

Ros hattan’

Reservation W. Mich Record Dept $3.00,

Ev ening Program

na State Symphony

ety Presents the

LOUIS

SYMPHONY

Conducted by Viadimir

GOLSCHMANN

Afternoon, 3 P.M,

Tomorrow Evening,

8:30 P.M. MURAT

Program nd Allegro

Couperin Schoen-

erg. ‘“Verklaerte Nacht

Pire Bird Suite’; “Symphony No. 4"

Bach. “Suite enthal Magic Man-Rimsky-Korsakoff eherade SYMPHONY igan and W $1.20,

OFFICE, ASSON'S 40,

§1.80. $2 $3.60, Tax Included.

BOGART CN SERIO TOG

one 123 TIT) RES FTN YT" 000AY

“Neighborhood ‘Theater Directory EAST SIDE_ AILS

I TACOMA pl iD 2540 W. Mich. Y Wm, Bishop-—Vir. Patten “BLACK i... 20 ‘PRISON WARDEN’

Lois Hall “DAUGHTER OF THE JUNGLE”| Gene Autry “BACK IN THE SADDLE" —————————————— “CHICAGO DEADLINE”

{the drinking for 22 years. Where can you buy that kind | lof fifth?

EARLY SETTLEMENT The first settlement in

Hudson Bay Co. in 1670.

"CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Answer 1 Provious Puzzle

Asiatic Wild Dog |

IN

HORIZONTAL -6 Passage in the

= IA | FIRB RATE ASINIE] ETE SAD

1 Depicted wild brain dog 7 Symbol for [SEAT S10] 61It is a native sodium eS) | { ly of 8 Obscure APOD [ELAS 11 Assistants 9 War god MISE AL 13 Flight of steps 10 Cleopatra's UL MET TNC IURE IC UR 14 Honey-maker snake LILIEEATIBIAISIE PAU ISIE 15 Norwegian 12 Call tor help SHOE] el IRI TAL EIS 17 Cartograph at sea TIEINICIR] [PREFERS | 18 Teases 13Compass point 32 Fourth 44 Cotton fabrie 20 Hideous 16 Right (ab.) Arabian caliph 45 Seine rie monster 18 Footlike part 34 While 46 High priest | 23 Weapons 19 Tree fluid 35 Legal point 47 Sack 27 Touches lightly 20 Controvert 36 Onager 49 College cheer | 28 Type of fuel 21 Spat 40 At all times 50 Consumed 29 Pastry 22 Route (ab.) 41 Crimson 51 Through 30 Symbol for 24 Of the thing 42 Symbol for 53 Symbol for samarium 25 Subdue iridium tellurium .

courtesy | 39 Continued

31 On time (ab.) 26 Conditions 32 Pewter coin of Thailand ~ 33 Gunlock catch 360n the sheltered side 37 Gaelic 38 Titles of

stories -45 Pen point 48 Stanza 49 Knock 52 Puffed up 54 Handled 56 It. hunts the —— in packs 57 It also hunts — large animals

VERTICAL

BURLESQUE AS YOU LIKE RETURN OF QLAMOROUS

43 Man's name = 35 Street (ab.)

IT—132 SOUTH DUTOHESS Dok DOKOKONOY a di

6 CUAY™C Features §

"Johnny Brooks at Plane With Those Two Funny Comedians Jack San NYLE nd ‘WARRY au

the | Northwest was established by the!

ONE OF THE BIGGEST

HITS IN OUR HISTORY! Never Such Crowds' Never Such Acclaim!

TT VVITN ssi

THE MARINES’ GREATEST HOUR!

| Warren Deusies. iiomicide for 3”

| ark Stevens—Coleen Gray | |

| win “SAND” In i James’ Color George O'Brien “BORDER G-MAN™ - Jane Powell “DATE WITH JUDY" Color | Abbott & Costelle “NOOSE HANGS HIGH" SUN. “UNDER CAPRICORN

“SCENE OF THE CRIME" OLD TRAIL woe w ash por i ry “TOKYO JOE

All-Star Cast “THE DALTON GANG” fai. “ROPE OF SAND” |

Ee TUXEDO “00 EK Nes Yorn st. urt Laneaster—Corrine Calvet “BRIDE FOR SALE" Henreld SUNDAY . “RUSTY § BIRTHDAY" Leo Goreey “HOLD THAT BARRY” — BEL biggest. Best East Side Theatr re | Gary AX o Jane Wyatt TASK FORCE”

Warren Douglas “Tost Office Investigator”

Te Weat Morris Strout CA

SOUTH SOUTH SIDE : | _— — 12:45 to 6-250 Plus Tax GARFIELD, 62.3242 : . || act; Sonia” “Thigves’ Highway' | Tier san™ “EASY LIVING” 5 Betty HUTTON— Victor ATURE William Ba ELLE oo Color .X “RED, HOT AND BLUE" | SUN. ris colori Srititon-

AVALON

Paul Douglas—Ann Sothern “A LETTER TO THREE wives” Tim Holt “INDIAN AGENT" Plus! 30-Minute Color Cartoons!

I INCOL N — Bast

Alan Baxter—Lenore Aubert “The Prairie” Bowery Bors “Fighting Fools”

19 Prospest 94, EXTRA! Added to Last Show MA-1840 Tonight Only Robert Stack—Edmond O'Brien

Color by ‘Fighter Squadron’

Teohnielr Box Office Open Till Midhight!

SUN.

“BRIDE FOR SALE" “GAL WHO TOOK THE WEST”

[EMERSON]

[2 AR] [TLL]

NORTH SIDE

mires psn

| Tonite—5:45 te 6—2¢, Plus Tax

| Mark Stevens—June Haver—Color 1130 “OH YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL" {van Johnson “SCENE OF THE CRIME” | HUMPHREY “T vy ames Cagney, WHITE HEAT” k J SUN. Jeffrey Lynn Pitrange Bargain” BOGART ’ 0 yo oe |

Wanda Hendriz—Clande Rains

“SONG OF SURRENDER"

SUN “THE DOCTOR & THE GIRL" * “The Gal Whe Took the West"

Tonite, 5:45 to 6--20e. Plu ANOTHER FIRST IRVINGTON "SHOWING | { Mark Stevens—June Haver—Color

| “ON YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL" | Bing. Crosby “DOWN MEMORY LANE" ANOTHER Ist IRVINGTON SHOWING SUN. ' Humph, y Bogart “TOKYO JOE” HE RED RANUBE"

PIDGEON—ROBERT "THAT FORT TE a WouAR : Make Mine Laughs Jo Beier

Dennis Dar—Jack Haley—Leon Errol "Always Leave "Bm Laughing”

| 5500 B. Wash. 12:45 to 6-250 Plus Tas

| MATINEE TODAY, 1 p.m. [| SUN. “0 on em amet |} CLAUDETTE ROBERT GEORGE br COLBERT YOUNG BRENT Hn “BRIDE FOR SALE" STAR Opts sto (} yvonne CHARLES scory | SAND” & "CASTLE ON THE HUDSON" DECARLO COBURN BRADY REX. ist and WA. orthwestern

“Gal Who Took the West” }

| MATIN ROM | IN TECANICOLOR | Boy Rowers “GOLDEN STALLION Coles J E. Wash, 84 Britten

at New a

IPARAMOUNT

C0 “SUN. N, Ao wives: " RHYTHM WITS

CINEMA " a Shirley

Rocky Lane “SUNDOWN, IN SANTE FE

Noble A NEW MECCA ih ise Ave”

Edw. G. Robinson “Slight Onse of Murder” Red Ryder “Great Stagecoach

at LV Ao10 YF

A ———

MO ira Inve won “TASK FORCE"

WAY BESSI3