Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1951 — Page 6

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DRIVE-IN THEATRE Ssvgeen Ch Clermont & Brownshery Hwy. 84 or Crawfordsville R. Children Over 12 and Adults. 50e Ronald REAGAN—Diana LYNN

“BEDTIME FOR BONZ0"

Lee GORCEY-—-BOWERY BOYS

"BOWERY BATTALION"

~PLUS COLOR CARTOON--A DELUXE PLAYGROUND

GREENWOOD Jour Fi Family” Drive-In

on U. 8. Ra 0 ™ Kiddies ud Dancing 1 Hr. Before Showtime Box Office 7:00—Show at Dusk Spencer Elisabeth no TRACY TAYLOR

"FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND”

Bill Williams—Barton McLANE

"ROOKIE FIREMAN" PLUS COLOR CARTOONS

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nat Anes 3 HUSBANDS”

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000 || | Continuous | Git with tho 130.000 | On ‘Visitors From Vienna!

EVELYN WEST SHOW ee Ae . TONIGHT “A Night at the Pelli’ |

‘And a Cute Ph.D., No Less— ‘Herrlich,” Also ‘Grossartig’

Hoosier Adjectives Fail Us

By Henry Butler - The Athenaeum was packed last night for the Austrian Student Good Will Tour show, “Visitors from Vienna.’ This cavalcade of folk songs, folk dances and instrumental music has the kind of charm that makes you homesick for Austria whether you've visited that country or not. It’s so unstudied and completely un- Broadway that you

Handicapped Hired WASHINGTON, May 29 (UP) — More and more women and handicapped workers were being hired today in defense plants.

git, Ingiak ambassador, hay po Secretary of Labor Maurice J. litely thrown cold water on a SUg- mopin said that local employment gestion that the American wheat offices found non-farm jobs for 2 loan be turned into a “dramatic. million workers in the first four,

Indian Envoy Cool ‘To Wheat Ballyhoo

WASHINGTON, May 29 (UP) Madame Vijaya Lakshmi Pan-

" A months of this year. Of these and . spectacular Propagunda nearly 850,000 were women and campaign. handicapped workers.

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as loudly when the United States” approves the loan of $190 million

to provide 2 million tons of grain as it did when Russia recently made a token sale of 50,000 tons of wheat to her famine-stricken nation.

find yourself. applauding the |simplicity and sincerity more than you would applaud an artfully contrived show.

Such plot as it has is a frame{work for the songs and dances. IA girl from Vienna, played by | Dr. (Ph. D., no less) Susanne Pol|sterer, co-director of the group, |goes with three cousins, a girl {and two boys, on a tour of the {Austrian mountain regions. Susi's looking for a man.

| Conveniently enough for the ghow, it takes her the better part |of the year's four seasons to nail one. Meanwhile, the supporting | cast have trotted out all kinds of {songs and dances, including {yodels and *‘Schuhplattier,” the latter complete mit Lederhosen, und so weiter,

Hoosier adjectives can’t describe this show, and I'll have to fall back on the two favorable adjec{tives I heard most frequently durIng a brief visit to Austria nearly 20 years ago — “herrlich” and ‘‘grossartig.” Salty Lines Last night's spectators, many of whom caught dialect gags in the mountain songs which were, over my head, evidently got a charge from the salty lines. In our standardized entertainment! fare, as scientifically irradiated and fortified with vitamins as canned dog food is said to be, we, miss the human angle, the per-| sonal touch. “Visitors from Vi-

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"MA & PA KETTLE BACK ON FARM"

Robert MITCHUM~—Faith DOMERGUE

"WHERE DANGER LIVES”

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PENDLETON PIKE

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A" MODERN DRIVE-IN THEATRE

Open 7:00 (DST)—Till 11:00 mR Playground. Pony Rides, : Auto Ride. Swings. Slides ~—MONKEYS ARE BACK— TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY Spencer TRACY—Elizabeth TAYLOR

"FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND"

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Midnight Show Every Saturday “SAMSON AND DELILAR" . “SEAL ISLAND"

SHADELAND NEWEST BEST OUTDOOR RE

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FIREWORKS DISPLAY TONITE at 9:45

Siehter Elizabeth Joan TAYLOR BENNETT “FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND" WAYNE RALSTON BRENNAN "DAKOTA" TWIN-THEATAIR World's Largest Drive-In Thealre

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FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND"

Diek POWELL—Martia TOREN

"ROGUES REGIMENT" WEST SCREEN

$—Great Western Favorites—2 Errol Fhyan—Olivia DeHavilland ”

uh George Ann BRENT BLYTH COLOR BY

"RED CANYON" TECHNICOLOR Added Late Show Tonife 207 F. ..

Donald O'Conner—Gloria DeHAVEN Color By Technicolor

“YES SIR THAT'S MY BABY"

~~STARTS WEDNESDAY —

East. "SAMSON AND DELILAH" WEST. “RATON PASS"

“LUCKY NICK CAIN"

"Indiana's Finest Drive-In"

#40 N. Hirth School Road Oven Tonight 7:15, Show Starts 8:15 Marjorie MAIN—Percy KILBRIDE

"MA AND PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM"

James LYDON—Gloria WINTERS

"HOT ROD"

Plus: CARTOON and NEWS

“FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND” * “LADY FROM CHEYENNE"

WESTSIDE OUTDOOR THEATRE

mn Ww Nash.) Mi. W Ben Davy Box Off. Open 7:30—S8how Starts Dusk Marjorie PMAIN—Perey KILBRIDE

"MA AND PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM"

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"DIAL 1119"

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"THE GREAT MANHUNT" Nat: "Raton Pass’ & "Targel Unknown”

enna,” no world- peater in the production-nymber department, is real and wistful and delightful. It would be impossible to give due credit to all 32 participants in this entertaining visit. Dr. Polsterer (a Ph. D, as cute as she is deserves to be called only by her stage name of Susi) has an appropriately dominating archness befitting the woman in quest of a man. But in the female Ph.D. division, as this column reported last Sunday, there are two others besides Susi. One fis

Dr, Ilse Wecke who, with Jakob) does a wonderfully droll}

Eber], comic dance number. Yodeling, Yet After hearing members of tne cast address Dr. Polsterer as “Frau Doktor” up at Purdue last Wednesday, I don't know where I'm at in this title business. With her parents’ permission, Dr. Polsterer always will be Susi to me,

and I'll never be able to think of

Dr. Wecke as anything but Ilse.

I liked Vroni Stoeckl's yodel-!

ling, which reminds me of the

question some reader might an-|

swer: What ever happened to Minnie something-or-other who! used to be the Kate Smith of Ba- | varian yodeling, and held forth in Am Platzl, across from the Munich Hofbraeu? And everybody last night got a big bang from Karl Zahaberger’'s zither-playing, even more impressive than his work on the harp. He managed to combine comedy with virtuosity.

TONITE THRU Sams, Ronald REAGAN

“BEDTIME for BONZO” Wendell COREY—By Technicolor “Great Missouri Raid”

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ENTIRE SHOW IN COLOR! Danny Kaye INSPECTOR GENERAL" Rory Calhoun * ‘ROGUE RIVER"

1108 8. MERIDIAN | MRIENTAL B48 to E00 Lon McCALLISTER- Louis BUTLE

“BOY FROM INDIANA”

Lloyd BRIDGES Barbara PAYTON

Cont. Matinee Tomorrow 13:48

EAST SIDE

RLINGTON East 10th & Arlington | Complete Off 8s. Parking AIR-CONDITIONED —OPEN 5:45 Gregory PECK —Barbara PAYTON ONLY THE VALINE | Irene DUNNE—Alec GUT

“THE MUDLARK" WED “SAMSON and DFLILAR" Auda “TARGET UNKNOWN" | Continuous Matinee Tomorrow, 12:45 MERSON 4630 KE. 10th—IR-4488 OPEN TONIGHT 6:45 COMFORTABLY COOL

Ann Sheridan i Gary Cooper 600D SAM > Cary Grant “MR. LUCKY" Matinee Tomorrow, 12 45 to Trout Soe

AMILTON 1118 East 10th Street AT lantie 3213 ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR Jeff Chandler- ~Debra Paget ‘BIRD OF PARADISE" Bill Williams “BLUE BLOOD" Cont Matinee Tomorrow From 2:00

RVIN 8500 s WASHINGTON aT. Tonight 5:45 te 6-350 Gregory PECK Barbara PAYTON

“ONLY THE VALIANT"

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Errol Reed FLYNN SC: 0G “VIRGINIA any DELILAH" WED. “SAMSON 204 DELLA

Cont. Matinee Tomorrow, 1 P.M. Iv 0 LI BE AL COMFORTABLY oa Bnencer TRACY--Elizabeth TAY pennerr FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND"

Warren Douglas— Estelita Rodriques

“CUBAN FIREBALL”

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Another aest Irvington Shope pene, er TRACY Elizabeth

BENNERD “FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND"

Stanley Clements “Pride of Maryland’ ___Matinee Tomorrow on 4 to . 2--15¢

g™Aw 1332 E. “WASH

5:45 to 6—30c Jeff CHANDLER -Debra PAGET

‘BIRD OF PARADISE” Techni: ,, im HOLT--Joan DIX

“LAW OF THE BADLANDS”

® NEW SEATS e FREE PARKING e Cont. Matinee Tomorrow, 12 45

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‘BATTL EGROUND" ar Cast , “GOLDEN 20 20's"

4020 Re New Yor kx ¢ UXEDO Yew York @ (00L COMYORTABLE po BACK CHAIRS John WAYNE—Patricia NEAL

"OPERATION PACIFIC”

Eve Arden “THREE HUSBANDS" Cont. Matinee Tomorrow From 1:30

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«Plus Cartoon and News

Johu Lund | Bill Williams “Blue Blood" in Color

“THE MATING SEASON"

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PR anklin 0353 Comfortably Cool! Marjorie MAIN—Percy KILBRIDE, - and Pa Kettle Back on Farm" Errol Flynn * ‘DoDaG! cry”

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Bill Williams “BLUE BLOOD" Color

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Ann Harding "Magnificent Yankee"

Victor Mature “GAMBLING HOUSE” |

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PEEDWAY LL HL “ROOKIE FIREMAN"

MacDonald Carey ‘Mystery Submarine’

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Bob Hope * ‘THE LEMON DROP KID" Barbara Brown “Father's Wild Game" Continuous Matinee Tomorrow, 1.30

16th and Delaware

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Ginger Rogers "STORM WARNING" Irene Dunne “THE MUDLARK'' Continuous Matinee Tomorrow, 1:30

ZARINO ore & CENTRAL GYPTIAN 6:45 o CONDITIONED

Spencer Elizabeth Joan TRACY TAYLOR BENNETT

"FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND"

Estrelita Rodriguez—Warren Douglas

“THE CUBAN FIREBALL"

CONT. MATINEE JOMORROW Box Office Opens 1:00 P Dennis Morgan ““RATON PA Ass” George Raft "LUCKY NICK CAIN"

IT2 3430 N. 11. $ Alr Open 6:45 Conditioned Tom EWELL— David WAYNE

L " " MAGLDIN § UP FRONT ory CALHOUN--Peter GRAVES

"ROGUE RIVER” (COLOR)

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“THE MATING SEASON" “BELLE LE GRAND"

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"IN SWEDEN" Cont. Matinee Tomorrow, 12 48 OGUE FREE PARKING PLAZA COLLEGE AT 63RD

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"KING SOLOMON'S “Miki” Plus! TERRIFIC STAGE SHOW

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It's a picture packed with drama, heart-interest, heroism, hearty laughter and Van's romancing!

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INDIANA

LAST SHOWING OF "RAWHIDE" AT 3:20 TODAY

It's Doomph-ts, If when you’ ~ go gay the Rivigra'way, with¥song and. dancergaigslse galore!

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