Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1951 — Page 5

Don’t Deny the Kids—

Police Circus A Fine Show

By Henry Butler The Police Circus is locally the nicest reminder of things you may have forgotten. This wonderful show, sponsored by our bluecoats for a benevolent purpose, will have matinee and evening performances today and tomorrow at Victory Field. Maybe you're hardhearted enough to stay away yourself, but you can't deny your kids this experience. Not if you've seen the kids take it in. \ The kids* nour was early last night, It must have started about 7:30, when the grandstand already was well settled. You wouldn't hate -to see that evenin’ sun go down if you saw it from the Victory Field grand-| stand. Big round Indiana. sky, turning from blue to gray. Huge grain elevator, checker-top gas tank and perpetual northwest-ward-moving swatch ef black smoke are the ornaments. Last night, it was right purty, as Annie, in “Annie Get Your Gun,” the Starlight Musicals production now at the Fair Grounds, would say. :

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righteous baseball in the past, and it's a cryin’ shame. The grass is so green, the diamond is sO beautiful—why ever disturb normal activities? Somebody is going to have to make up somebody's mind about Victory Field as a show place, and right soon. Any circus where the main thrillers are 200 yards from the spectators might just as well stay in Florida. So far as the youngsters could see the [remote acts could have been in {Hancock County. So far as us oldsters were concerned, the acts, thrilling and unbelievable as they were, looked from that distance like something you would spray with DDT. They couldn't be human; that active and so small. It's the worst and the most embarrassing feature of the whole enterprise. So you save your grass in the infield, and the elephants the kids love perform 150 yards away.

When a show serves a good g2 . purpose, criticism is stymied. No- Why have a circus if you can't |bring it close?

body can say anything about the| mpe show Is good, with all set-up without seeming to sab-|these terrific characters like the otage a benevolent project. |Wallendas (there's a career for Distance Lends Disenchantment |disenchanted teeners) and other {persistent inviters of death. Victory Field has been used! It will play the same spot at for purposes other than good 2:30 and 8:30 p. m. tomorrow.

Neighborhood Theaters . . .

DOWNTOWN IRVING—"On the Riviera” and “Go for AMBASSADOR" In. Old Amarillo” and] LINCOLN i . ‘Jungle Stampede. a ~The Breaking Point" and RODEO—"Corvette K-225" and Frontier “Crooked River.’ Outpost.” {MECCA—"'Blazing Trail” and “Submarine : NEIGHBORHOOD |" Peril.’ yormar service ARL INGTON--"On the Riviera" and ‘““Dou- joLD TRAIL Soldiers Three” and “Heart ble Crossbones , of the Rockies.’ AVALON—' ‘Father's Little Dividend” and ORIENTAL—"The Groom Wore Bpurs”

and '‘The Fat Man

“Captive” Girl,” Bp and 'prXy_ ‘Captive Girl”

in the Navy Now’ and ‘Bells of Coro~

BELL—"You're BEEN ee. for Broke”: and ‘‘When | RES: ‘Only the Valiant" and “Pride of oe Sessa i Caruso” and "Snow RESIYlana on and "1. Wes 8 Com. CORONER “Lullaby of Broadway” and RIVOLL- "80 or Broke" and “On the

“My Forbidden Past

DAISY “Hunt the Man Down" and “Cow | SANDERS. “Mask of the Dragon”

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EMERSON ‘Rawhide and "It Happened SHERIDAN Soldjers Three” and *Goodye My Fanc FOU DENTAL, SQUARE Go, fo, Broke and SPEEDW AY—"Go for Broke” and “Trigger the Reds GARFIELD “gou're in the Navy Now.” STAR ‘California Passage” and ° “Hot

' From Tuscon." Rod Rot Gazuike and 1 Was 8 ST. Sanson i em and “1 Can jr Fret for-aho iis oi ar...Xou olesale,” - OHH THIst 0 [STRANDZ-."Gf thaw Riviera’ “Rd, “T-Carl TACOMA to} You yhdlessls ” id 1 : : or a " ass. Thi kin | Thundering rails.” Shopiifier ax gn K-1Nnin g | TUXEDO— "Father's Little Dividend” and s and Lucky Nick Cain’ - hi Id | | UPTOWN—" ‘On the Riviera” and *I Can Man Saves i vost. gt for You Wholesale.” OSUE- ‘The Great Caruso” and “Jungle nin ZARING- ‘On the Riviera” and “I Can From row Get It for You. Wholesale." fa the! DRIVE;INS 4 « .% An ingenious rescye saved the ON DE Lu XE-<Born Jen : y c ain," hes z life of 2-year-old Theresa Ann| 8 rtoons and BN Dag oor

comedy into a cistern ati GREENWOOD ‘Bandit, Queen”; and “Sur-

jalema who fell the rear of her home,

=i. ‘Square Dance Katy,” t Hamilton Ave: at 6 p.m. esters] BEYS DIS Cartoon nd

“serial,

* {MAYWOOD “Storm Warnipe"” and “Panday. handled.’ The child plunged into three MERIDIAN ‘Alr Cadet” and “Highway

301" plus color cartoons. feet of water in a seven-foot Cis-ippnp y Pron Bik EX Boe crosshones

on the| and “I Can Get It for You Wholesal tern when a rotten board as ‘shel SHADELAND—"Go . for Broke" ing ®ir

yver gave way Can Get It for You Wholesale,” plus wooden co er g late show tonight: “Rose of Washington played on it. Doroth THEATAIR TWIN DRIVE-IN E . , oro y (EAST Her mother, Me nie SCREEN)-On_the Riviera’ and ‘Ac. earin 18 0 rs oyle.” (WEST Funke, hearing the house| SCREEN)_‘Pride of the Yankees” and screams, rushed from ‘Feotlight Varieties.” Late show to-

niehy; both screens: Marvin WESTL AKE—'Frenchie” and through,” plus color cartoons. WESTSIDE—"On the Riviera” and Can Get Tt for You Wholesale,’ color cartoons.

“Dangerous Profes‘“Break-

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calling for help. Next - door neighbor, E. Brown, 24, a warehouseman, | heard the cries and ran to he} cistern. |

Placing his elbows against the = cistern rim, he lowered his body Wayne Legion Post

into the cistern, and gripping the To |netall Officers ehid with his feet pulled her to afety, Installation of officers for Another neighbor, Thomas E. Wayne Post 64. American Legion earring, 38, of 336 S. Hamilton anq its Auxiliary will be at 8 p.m. Ave. administered artificial res- Wednesday in the Post Home, piration. The child was sent to Holt Road at Oliver Ave. St. Francis hospital suffering! New commander will be Robert from shock. C. Jester. Installation chairman

Srmtem—— . |will be William R. Girton, retiring Sponsors 3 of Choir

11th District commander and a In Vacation Study

{past commander of Wayne Post. { Other new officers include Mr. The First Presbyterian Church|& is sponsoring three of its choir |

Girton, first vice commander; Ralph Herner, second vice com-

|For $4030 Damages

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Three trifle-damage rent suits 2946 N. Talbot Ave. as ‘a condi-| have been filed. against Indian- | tion of his tenancy. apolis landlords by the Area Rent! In the past few weeks, Control Office as part of a gen-/ Rent Office has beea using the eral crackdown to stamp out rent federal courts in an effort to gouging. |stamp out the rising tide of illegal The federal government asks evictions and rent overcharges.

judgments totaling $4030. | Dgfendants in the suits filed|on the two counts have dropped yesterday in Federal Court were about one-half since . the office S. State St. Dallas and Elsie, Ihe percentage of calls from| Lynch, 6124 'N. Denny St. and landlords asking about the prop-| Vincent and Adeline Russo, 6220" procedure for evicting tenants Damages of $2028 are being ; sought from Mr. and Mrs. Bex » for an alleged overcharge of $676 USCUM 1a 0 yx 3 rented to William H. Seal at : 1156 S. State St. Stands Under \ $1252 Damages Sought fendants in a suit for $1252 dam-| I ages asked by the government. Total overcharges of $417 are al-| Denny St. and Edward Henry, .TUSCUMBIA, Mo. July 7 2828 N. Denny St. —The Osage River—seven feet] The government asks damages 2Pove flood stage —boiled over its| Russo, in the third suit. The suit into Tuscumbia today. | alleges James A. Twyman was More than 15 blocks were unforced by them to pay $250 for der water and the neighboring] causing widespread damage to {corn and oat crops. | The area was drenched by treimost 10 inches during a 36- hour | Indianapolis: They filled the Bagnell Dam 15! MARRIAGE LICENSES of the water in Tuscumbia came | Elmer Woodson Jr. 8 Army; Bessie from the dam because its flood

Richard and Georgia Bex, 1158 adopted these tactics, N. Chester St. {has risen.. during the past year on property Mr. and Mrs. Lynch are de-| feged by James Schmoe, 2826 N.| By United Press of $750 against Mr. and Mrs. banks. and poured four feet deep furnishings in a rental unit at farmland also was inundated] In Ph rains raining up to al-| miles to the southwest and much $510 Gutitord Ave.

Tandy, 20, oi - william FB Hanley, 24. 209, N, Hamilton gaze Jad 10 be opened pera t Ave.; Mary ubler, 27 . Olney. {jc relieve the pressure from James W. Triance, 19, U. 8. Army; Ruth- ically to : . p | ann Wilson, 18, 1019 N, Beville, the heavy inflow. | Alex Taylor, y 7130} N. California; Tuscumbia's General. Store —

Clara Meshekey, 18, 730 N, California. Fred Napier, 23, 1623 Central Ave; ca Brown, 21, 537 Lockerbie Forest M. Riddell, 22, 5950 Gladden Dr.; , Frances M. Tracy, 20. 267 Blue Ridge!

Noel Kaiser, 22, 1401 N. Alabama; M. Robertson, 35. 1441 N. Chester. Wayne C. Jordan, 19, USAF; Gloria Dee Ording, 19, 3438 Kenwood Ave. William M. Farrell, 27, 439 N. Rural; Serene Buttké, 33, 732 Clarendon Pl Clarence R. Hurst, 58, 1124 College; Bertha A. Keever, 53, 5740 Oak

Rebec- hub of the community——was under water. : Authorities said 500,000 acres in Missouri and 430,000 in Kansas had been flooded in the last three weeks. : Up to midafternoon yesterday, 9.7 inches of rain fell at Lexing-

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James E. Qreenfleld, 21, U. 8. Army; Jean ion, Mo,, and 5.71 at Napoleon. Joseph H. Mendenhall, gil ALN Slinots: A flash flood did $108,000 damary E. endenha 6 ocodru re ol Fy ivWors sha Harold O. Vance, 33, 2139 N. Dearborn; age at Excelsior Springs, when Metsie Brandenburg. 13, 1705 E. Minne- the “east fork of Fishing River sota Robert L. Pratt, 2% Bridgeport; Grace ‘D. burst its banks and rushed over anders, ridgeport, Robert, E. Wells. 2 6133, Compton; Mar. seven city blocks. : gare ichardson, 1 averack Rd cle J iLee Russell, 76, js a DEHED Ave.; Essié-! At Claremore, Okla., the Verdi 3 nae Meyncke. 66, Kr, $8 Linwood. Mary B18 River rose 10 feet above flood onn . man, . { py parnett, 18, 1907 N. Pennsylvania. oi stage, driving scores of farm famAv. erburne, hy my; anice WIE el gl ER ilfes from the lowland homes. Herman Fields, 23, Pittsboro: Caroiyn U. S. Army engineers said dam-

Brinson, 23, 4066 W. Michigan Forrest Franks, 42, APDlerroak. O.; Betty Beckler, 32, Applecreek, O. David E. Logsden, 21, 1701 E. Kelly: Lou hi 18, 1103 Spann Ave Herman Oglesby, 18. 418 W. 14th: Mar. garet Morrow, 18.23 8. Catherwood Ave Charles Hummel, 18, 393 McCarty; Patty LS. Wisconsin... ve.

{age runs into “hundreds of thousands of dollars. "

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Ray vs. Irts B. t Elsie M. Troutman: Mary ve. Glen Raises; COTding to Mrs. J. Jerome Littell,

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: YOUR Hits the Bigtime g CHOICE n A ‘veteran Indianapolis . vaudeville trouper has finally Chicken & Home Made hit the “big time” in a Noodles Broadway show. Alonzo Bosan, who grew or up at 1217 N. West St., not Baked Ham & only is receiving tremendous applause from the audiences Sweet Potatoes that see Hoosier Booth Tark- or

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VICTORY FIELD

Police Circus. benefitting PAL Clubs, at 2:30 and 8:30 + FAIR GROUNDS “Annie Get Your Gun* Uving Berlin musical hit, at 8:30 \ CIRCLE “Ft. Werth," with Randoiph Beott. Dayid Brian and Pavilis Thaxter at 12:45. 3:85, 7:05 and 10:20. ¥ “Try and Get Me,” with Frank Lovejoy, at 11:08, 2:20, 5:30 and 8:45. . ESQUIRE

“Odette,” with Anna Neagle and Trevor Howard, at 2, 4, 6:05, 8:08

and 10. 5 INDIANA “Comin’ Round the Mountain,” with Bud Abbott, Lou Custelio and Dorothy Shay, at 11. 1:49, 4. 7:33 and 10:25 “Skipalong Rosenbloom, with Maxie Rosenbloom and ax Baer, at 12:17, 3:08. 6:01 and 8:53 KEITH'S “Apache Drums,” with Stephen McNally and oolcen Gray, at 11, 1:50, 40, 7:30, 10:25

“Hollywood Story,” with Richard * Conte, at 13:15, 3:05, 5:55, 8:50

LOEW'S 5 4 “Excuse My Dust," ih Re Forrest MacSkelton. Sally Forrest Tos. 4:33, .

donald Carey, 7:15 and 10 “Home Town story,” Lynn, Donald Crisp and Reynolds. at 12:35. 3:15, 8:40,

with Jeffrey Marjorie 5:56 and

LYRIC Outlaw Brother,” with Rooney wanda Hendrix, Robert Preston and Robert Stack. at 11, 1:40, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:30 Johnny One-Eye” with Pat O'Brien. Wayne Morris and Dolores Moran, aL 12: 20. 3: 15 6: 10 and 9: 08.

“My Mickey

A Handy Guide For is Hunters’

Indianapolis is a female city . . . y That's the report you'll

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| i | diana University Summer Operetta, “The Chocolate Soldier.”

Where to Go

8:15 p. m., Bloomington, In-

8:30 p. m, Victory Field—

. PAL Circus, sponsored by In-

Tonight Thru July 8, 83's. STATE FAIRGROUNDS

PRESENTS “Annie Get Your Gun”

$3.00. $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 Incl. Free Parking—~Family Nite Every Tues. Children Under 12 Admitted for Payment of “Tax Only

Tax

Tickets: Ross-Babcock Travel Buream Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis, Ind. 10 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.—Closed Sundays Fairgrounds Off. Open 6:30 P.M. Daily Except Mon. Open 2:30 P.M. Sunday

Next Week “The Firefly”

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Co-Starring Dorothy SHAY = PLUS —— Maxie ROSENBLOOM In “SKIPALONG ROSENBLOOM" J

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TODAY &

TOMORROW!

Rizhis, 8:30; Matinees, 2:30

and GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY BENEFIT PAL CLUBS

ACKS' SPECTACULAR EDITION OF THE NATION'S MOST ALL-PROFESSIONAL SORED CIRCUS

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It’s another Times exclusive.

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® @ he members ‘in study during vaca- |mander; Henry Woehleck, adju- » tion in sections of the Westmin- tant;” Joseph Spreckelmeyer, fiS T ster Choir College Summer nance officer; William Forthoffer, ® School, Princeton, N.J. chaplain; Claude Gerholdt, ser- » Miss Diane Schleicher and Miss geant-at-arms; Loren E. Daniel, R é Nancy Newhouse will attend the historian; William F. O’Neill, vocal eamp of the school and service officer; Dwight Hodges, 9 1. U. Testerman and Mes. L. R. publicity, and Herbert A. Thibo, % Pearson, the professional school. lathletic officer. ao © ® CROSSWORD PUZZLE a Tod s " Answer to Previous Puzzle y B i TITS) i reed of Canine A 3) re writ- ® [TTA on when SEZ [TIA be seen ® "HORIZONTAL 3 Lacerate ALEC] T] “ srments, @ 16 Depicted 4 Long meter utations » dog, the sue “ SEli BIR TONE E I ® 2 This TE Te Algonsian h 3 ndian > ong follow: » used for 1 Rowiag % ® retrieving implements HURCH “ EAINe 8 Near ST » 14 Sanction dCravat " 15 Blight 10 Newts 27 Disembark 44 It proceeds Avenue é 16 Tardier 11 Stains 29 Painful (music) @ 18 Summer (Fr.) 13 Race course 30 Widemouthed « 45 Peer Gynt’ *.19 Size of shot \ circuit pitcher + mother 9:45 ® 20 Quell 17 Transpose 19 It has a ~—— = 46 Conduce p 10:45 @ 22 Ocean vessel § (ab.) of crisp, curly 47 Peel 6:30 ® (ab.) 20 Apostate hair 48 Eras ing 7:45 23 Hebrew letter 21 Startle 40 Town in Texas 50 Snake CHURCH » 24 Preposition 23 Pompous show 42 Sidelong look 52 Woody fruit o » ~ 26 Wolfhound # 925 Freebooter 43 Makes 54 Pronoun ST * 28 Get up 26 Handle mistakes 56 Ambary o Stree! 31 Nostril ~ 32 Ship’s bow FFPT 1 e 33 Protuberance 9:45 34 Uncommon 12 | 4 .- 1045 @ 35 Icelandic \ 63 @ myth ing 7:30 88 Roman roaa . 87 Diminutive of Edward > 8 1 sie um © $ pic 8 9: (symbo : 24 $ 41 Raise : 47 New Zealand 7:45 ® native fort - 7:45 a 49 Harem room . . AAS—— 51 Expunge a = $ 52 Small horse 4 53 Reply NING 5 55 Tolerate - Ki s 57 Small candles 30-9:00 58 Fruits of : Minn ¥ palms Hi rm

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® Many of your neighbors have planned)

1 din Tax): General AdPs $1750 y Children, 60c: Reserved Seats, 60c additional; Box Seats. $1.20 additional. FROM N SALE ALL DAY CRS. on AT CIRCUS BOOTH, CORNER ILLINOIS AND WASHINGTON STREETS, AND VICTORY FIELD BOX OFFICE.

Victory Field

| Stock Car Races, $1.50,

dianapolis Police, Adults, $1.60, Children $.60.

8:30 p. m., Fairgrounds— Starlight Musical, “Annie Get: Your Gun", $3.00, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20. i

8:30 p. m., 16th St, Speedway,

$1.25,

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ra BRITTON—Philip REED

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DRIVE-IN THEATER Kentucky Ave. & South Tibbs OPEN 7:30—SHOW STARTS DUSK

Ginger ROGERS—Ronald REAGAN

"STORM WARNING"

Rod CAMERON-—Cathy BOWNS -

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ORIVE-IN THEATRE WBN 8 Meridian State Ra 135 MODERN SUPERVISED KIDDIELAND Opens Tonite 7:00-—8how a$ Dusk

Stephen McNALLY—Gail RUSSELL

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Denald O'CONNOR 4 Helena CARTER

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en Tonite—Final Nite

TOGETHER ON ONE PROGRAM

Van JOHNSON—in M-G-M’'s

"60 FOR BROKE"

Dan DAILEY—Susan HAYWARD

"I Can Get It for You Whelesale”

ADDED TO LATE SHOW TONITE Al Tyrone JOLSON POWER

"ROSE OF WASHINGTON SQUARE"

SUN “ON THE RIVIERA" * “ANGEL AND THE BADMEN" ® AM. Drive-In Worship Services

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Danny KAYE—Gene TIERNEY Color by Technicolor

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Randolph SCOTT—Dale ROBERTSON

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WEST SCREEN

ONE DAY ONLY! ° Cary COOPER—Babe RUTH

"PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" VAer® "FOOTLIGHT VARIETIES"

CAST ADDED LATE SHOW TONITE BOTH SCREENS George RAFT—Ella RAINES

"DANGEROUS PROFESSION"

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Joel MeCREA—Shelley WINTERS

"FRENCHIE". Color by

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"BREAKTHROUGH"

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“ON THE RIVIERA" ‘ACCORDING TO MRS. HOYLE

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