Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1951 — Page 27
‘They
: nl -
‘It's got a Jong history.
with clothes,
opportunity of all time,
called “Tons of Money.” 1 played a minister, a young English nobleman, a Mexican and an American Insurance broker—all in the same play. I was sure movie jobs would fall on me like rain.
I needed clothes, . »
The greatest package of entertainment ever filmed! Don't miss I! Shown with “Thats My Boy”
——— ————— om win
STARTS FRIDAY EVE
A foscinating excursion
ond imoginatioa! Exclusive Showing .
He ESQUIRE
MYTH ead ILINOIS ST. S0e—Bidl to 4
4 Johnsen, on vacation.) : pot on the street sometimes and look
Three years ago, when I was taking any job I could get my could work it off. I worked puthands on to keep acting, I landed ting tags on suits for about 40 what I thought was the greatest hours straight.
» THIS WAS in Pasadena. T went
Indianapolis Premiere!
Completely Enchanting! IN WONDE
The Lewis Carroll books brought to the screen with color, charm
Children all times... 25
AH ng
The Legion,” with Charles " ” yer and bara Rush. at 6:10, :10 and 10:10. . INDIANA Martin: and Jerry” Lewin At 133% 3:43, 6:51 and 10. ; “Twe_ Gals and _s Gur.” wi ants Pai id Robert Alda, "5. 5:34 and B43. KEITH'S
informally. Almost sloppily, |
They point at me and say “Is that Gene Evans, the| ¢15and3 su Wha was i The Stet! Hilo to a merchant I knew there and| ‘a movie actor could look talked him out of a gray suit
and a blue sult—cuffo. The play went on. Needless to.say I was a|
knocked around for a long smash hit. Raves. But offers * and don’t feel too comfort- new jobs? Not one. » in fancy clothes. I. like it and easy. I've always hadiman. After a long time I couldn't
I started avoiding that suit
{avoid him any more. He was very {nice about it, so I asked if 1
When the sale came off the
It was a chance to play four poor guy must have lost hun- | parts at once in an English farce dreds of dollars. Every custom-
ler who asked about a suit
| was met by a frantic salesman | | who took the suit off his back | | and into the back room because | the price was wrong. { Three years later--3'; weeks lago, in fact—Iwald the man what {I owed him. Plus an extra $100 to keep his friendship.
YOU CAN SEE now why I don't! {dress like Beau Brummell. {
{| A London newspaperman writes; [that Katharine Helpburn, Hum-| |phrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall] keep singing, “Bongo, bongo, I do| {want to leave the Congo,” down Uganda way where they're costarring in “The African Queen.” {Each star has a native attendant {whose (ask it is to fan insects off| {thelr faces. | " = = Comic Willie Shore at Ciro's: |“Monday night we are having a new blues-singing quartet. The owner of this place, Herman Ho-| ver, and his three auditors. | 0" | A Hollywood wag who had seen {some rushes of Jane Russell in {“The Las Vegas Story” said it: | “My, she's become a fine act-| ress. Why, I remember her in her!
HAY day in ‘The Outlaw.”
DOORS OPEN AT10:45 AM,
r————
Kine
DANGEROUS DAYS IN
PREES NAR] MONTALBAN | cere [0D CHARISSE |
$=
JRL PL. 6024
EARLY LOS ANGELES! + vo When a branded renegade defled 2a lawless empire , , .
|
i
with J. CARROL NAISH GILBERT ROLAND ANDREA KING
oe “HARE O0 YUL ABROAD oh TLAN, 18, 448, 720, 10:00
{ i
JL VALON * TERE ooo" Pl
A | *THYling and Suspenseful”
“The Second W an" with Robert Young and isy Drake, at 11:15, 1:50, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:55.
jAviastie City,” at 12:50, 3:30,
LOEW'S * “He Ran All the Way," with John Garfield and Shelley Winters, at 11:15, 2, 4:40, 7:24 and 10. “My True Story,” with Helen Walker And Willard Parker, at 13:30, 3:15, 5:55 and 8:40, LYRIC “Mark of Renegade,” With Ricardo Montalban 0G. cd Charisse, &t 11:18, 1:58, 4:40, 7:20 and “Saddle Legion” with Tim Holt, at 12:45, 3:35, 6:15 and 8:55.
Diabetes-Testfing Machine at Fair
A new machine capable of giving 120 blood-sugar tests for diabetes every hour will be in operation at the State Board of Health Building during the Indiana State Fair,
Health officials hope at least 20,000 persons.
“If 20,000 are tested,” Dr. W. C. Anderson, director of the State Health Board's division of chronic diseases, said “today, “about 600 will show sugar in the blood above normal. may be due to a large amount of food eaten shortly before the test or to a diabetic condition. They will be urged to see their family doctor for further tests to determine If. they have diabetes.”
Dr. Anderson emphasized that serious illness or death may be prevented by discovering diabetes early enough.
to test
This =
-
ELLETTSVILLE, Aug. 23 ~— Hoosiers will see “for-free” their idols of radio, TV, stage and screen at the I3th annual Marion County Fall Festival here. . The event will be held Sept. 13-14-15 on a huge stage on a gaily decorated main street In downtown Ellettsyille. Stone mills in Lawrence and Monroe Counties
/{the Sage Riders. * Entertainers will include WLS National Barn Dance stars; Al Dault, comedy balancing artist; Ted Campbell's orchestra of the Indianapolis area; Lenderman’s dogs and ponys; Harmony Masters Quartet; Paul Stadelman, magician and ventriloquist and the Brocks, gospel singers. Gov. Schricker will crown the Festival Queen on opening night. Two
| PLAY MINIATURE
&
Miniature Course in ! the World
| RUSTIC GARDENS
| 1200 S. ARLINGTON
|
2nd Wk. YOU'LL LAUGH! YOU'LL ROAR! YOU'LL CHEER!
MARTIN-LEWIS in THATS MY BOY
See it at: 12:30, 3:40. 6:50, 10:00 Week days and Saturday
|
i A —_— LL A AT. — | | PLUS "TWO GALS AND A GUY"
0 0 L
NOW 72 reckless hours of unleashed emotions!
JOHN GARFIELD SHELLEY WINTERS
{will sponsor “Red” Blanchard and |
pr 1 Fp
TT ———!I
Stars Slated At Fe
stival
parades, a horse-pulling contest,|
other contests and many exhibits are planned.
Quake Is Located Sel Basvics f WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-The earthquake that shook the coast of Mexico, causing “some damage,” has been pinpointed as centered off the northwest coast of Mexico, seismologists at the U,'S. Coast and Geodetic
ported here,
®
CY ; § f
LiL a] 1A) B} (ATV L138
RAN _ 3 A RLS
en p
HELEN WALKER
I Th NO WwW SHOWING
VA RHRU ER RITA G1
Ri
SOUTH SIDE
All Color Program Danny Kaye Gene Tierney ON THE RIVIERA"
us “Treasure of Monte Cristo" T. SQUARE °c COOL Adults & §:30---135¢ Children "TH T—14¢
: Teanne CRAIN Jean PETERS Take Care Of My Little Girl” In Technicoi« 5
AL
r nD FOURTEEN HOUY¥
INCOL
N 1531 8. EAST—-FR-0837 Comfortable New Seats David Brian “INSIDE STRAIGHT" John Barrymore Jr. "QUEREKC” Color e COOL o SUMMER HOURS RIENTAL BARGAIN PRICES 8. Meridian Adults Tax 1108 THT 25¢ Incl
Children 14e, Tax Inel. Doers Open 8:30--Show Starts 6:48
“EXCUSE MY DUST Solr br Charles Bover—Linda Darnell “13TH LETTER” ANDERS
Mor voy D
1108 Prospect LAST NIGHT a Freeman DEAR BRAT
Ro WHEN 1 GROW UP"
EAST SIDE RLINGTON Zo io oe A ariine
AIR-CONDITIONED—OPEN 5°45 Kirk DOUGLAS Ian |RTERI ING “ACE IN THE HOLE I BRIDGES
" LITILE B16 HORN” MERSON 4630 EB, 10TH—IR-4488
Open Tonight 6:43 COMPORTARLY COOL Red Skeltor Sally Forres! “EXCUSE MY DUST Bud Abbott Lou Costello a“ CEOMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN 2116 Fast 10th Street
AMILTON AT lantie 1212
ENTIRE SHOW RY TECHNICOIL OR Red 8 Sally FARREST
KF1L TON. 8 “EXCUSE MY DUST”
George Montgomery “Texas Rangers”
1 RVIN
5500 EB. WASHINGTON ST Tonight § 45 to 6-380
AIR CONDITIONED Entire Show By Technicolor
JEANNE CRAIN - JEAN PETERS “TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL"
r MacMURRAY a” ” Pre Anne BAX fen SMOKY
Rou Jeanne CRAIN-Jean PETERS "TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL” Color by Technicolor
Plus Paul DOUGLAS Richard BASEHART DEBRA "(4 HOURS”
PAGET TIME MAG
3155 B. TENTH--AT-5500 Tonite 5:45 to 6-180 COMFORTABLY COOL
6118 BE WASH.—~IR-5000 OPEN TONIGHT 6:45
S HERIDA COMFORTABLY COOL
Percey KILBR Marjorie
IDE rie MAIN “MA & PA KETTLE BACK on the FARM™
David WAYNE Tom EWELL Willie & Joe * n Bill Mauldin's ® COOL o SUMMER ROURS TRAND BARGAIN PRICES 133% Adults Tax £. Wash. St. mr 308 ime.
Doors Open 6:30--Show Starts 6:45 wy DRAIN Jean PETERS
“TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL"
Paul PROGRTEEN URE” ="
|@ NEW SEATS @ PREE PARKING ® = ¥
Thoma “wuts cool
.
“MY TRUE STORY”
sone WT Hons
TRUE AND TERRIFIC! "I FRAMED THE MAN | LOVE" . .,
WILLARD PARKER
Y — - { ‘TUXEDO “T; VL.550% ih © Cool
| |
COMFORTABLE PUSH SACK CHAIRS "REEMAN " Baward ARNOLD DEAR BRAT |
| Gorse Montgomery “TEXAS RANGERS” |
olo r
WEST SIDE ELL 1913 WEST MORRIS STREET CA pitol 1777 BE. I
"GILDA
tably
204 v SHI } ) BELMONT. 0 i tain Comtor ‘ool!
A ( ¥ ABILENE TOW AISY 2540 West Michigan’ Street 4 MA rket 0535 I OWN ’ Rhone So CRY DANGER
da FLEMING
e Ciarke
BE Ilmont 2828
Rob: | TRAIL 5760 W. Washington St.
Jeanne Crain--Jean Peters “TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL" tex Allen ARIZONA COWBOY IXy: 2702. West 10th Street
CA pitol 45258
V J SON 1% an JOHNSON “G0 FOR BROKE" Barbara Br ¥ “BANDIT QUEEN" PEEDWAY 1450 Main (Speedway) BE mont 551) leanne Crat Jea Peters T'AKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL" Barbara Britt BANDIT QUEEN" NORTH SIDE GEA 16th ‘and Delaware = §45 to 6—40c, Tax Ine. Betty ¥ By Technicolor ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" Frank Lovejoy Dorothy Hart “1 Was AC nun for FRI
Wa 22n ho (onouey 8:45 Sand Jat INC Montzomer Paul
a. "THE BiG LIT”
Randolph Scott “COLT 45" Color ZARINO J8TH & CENTRAL OPEN AIRGYPTIAN 645 CONDITIONED leanne CRAIN Jean PETERS Color by Technicole { “TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL" | Paul DOUGLAS Dehra PAGET FOURTEEN HOURS 3430 N n. r Alr- > RIT Open 6:45 Conditioned Danny KAYE Dinah SHORE | UP IN ARMS” Technicolor
| Bob HOPE Dorothy LAMOUR
“THEY GOT ME COVERED”
College at 19th
TAR WA bash 5403
Joan Fontaine "SEPTEMBER AFFAIR" Loretta Young "CAUSE FOR ALARM"
SUMMER HOURS
e COOL o T. CLAIR BARGAIN PRICES St. Clair & Adults Tax Alabama ™Tm?Y 30¢ Inel.
Doors Open 8:30-—Show Starts 6:48 Jeanne CRAIN--Jean PETERS
| “TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL" I je ani — — — - JIPTOWN GP0 “Tonite ss 4. coon e COOL e COOL hl Th | “TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE “GIRL” | Paul DOUGL Debra PAGET fbn
“FOURTEEN HOURS
| JOBUE "COLiior aT emp
COMFORTABLY COOL
I Barbara ¥ GREENE |
ee e————
i | CASA MANANA | | \ { |
PUTER
WITH JERRY COLONA, PAUL EMAN, LOUIS ARMSTRONG
WHIT MUSICAL WONDER OF FUN AND FROLIC
survey re-
- ; 0 GRR” UL I WaT
PLUS “Atlantic City Honeymoon”
STARTS TODAY
DOORS OPEN 10:45 a SEE MAIN FEATURE
AT 11:15—1:50—4:30—7:15—9:55
Nz V7
WEDDING NIGHT
« » « She was running away with another man . .
Suddenly @ strange twist of Fate twisted thé steering wheel . and hurled her into the center of a violent vengeance!
ROBERT BETSY
" YOUNG-DRAKE
/
” DAVID NIVEN VERA -ELLEN
| |
|
i 1
Doors Open 10:45
=STARTS TODAY
Cob Jia
CESAR ROMERO
% Plus
IT will make your heart dance,
whistle and sing!
bg
ot
A¥appy co
IG
b 2 Ft
7."
Off Guard Surprise Off Beat Suspense
|
Here’ the TR GLE
ité aways F@RY weather!
FRANK FENR BREWING CO., INCORPORATED, LOUISVILLE 2. K%
(SIN R33, UNDER LV ALWAYS da
fl CLERMONT-DeLUXE
ORIVE-IN THEATRE
Between Clermont & Brownsburg U. S. Hwy. 136 or Crawfordsville Rd.
ony CURTIS—Piper LAURIE
"PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF"
Color by Technicolor
mark Srrvens KATIE DID IT”
Plus 1—-COLOR CARTQON-1 GREENWOOD Your “Family” Drive-In
18 Min Drive S. on U. 8. Ra mM Free Kiddies Paradise Playground Oven 7:00, Show Dusk. Adm. Adults S0e
Gene TIERNEY—Charles GRAPEWIN
"TOBACCO ROAD" on nk "ROAD HOUSE”
——— PLUS COLOR CARTOONS —
MAPLECROFT
OUTDOOR THEATRE West of Plainfield on U 8 40
yJanis PAIGE “MISTER UNIVERSE” Jack CARSON—Ginger ROGERS
“GROOM WORE SPURS”
PLUS NEWS and. CARTOON-——
MAYWOOD
DRIVE-IN THEATER Kentucky Ave. & South Tibbs OPEN 7:30—-SHOW STARTS DUSK Clifton WEBB—Joan BENNETT
"FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE"
Wanda HENDRIX—Edmond O'BRIEN
"ADMIRAL WAS A LADY"
DRIVE-IN THEATRE agnn § Maridian State Ra 8A MODERN SUPERVISED KIDDIELAND Opens Tonite 7:00—Show at Dusk June HAVER— Gordon MacRAE ¢ f echnicolor
DAUGHTER OFF ROSIE O'GRADY”
Ann BLYTH-~Mark STEVENS
"KATIE DID IT"
Plus 2 Color Cartoons
PENDLETON PIKE
Rd. 67—Opposite Fi. Harrison Box Office Onen 7 Till 11 P M, TONITE Thru SATURDAY DALE ROBERTSON wee In Technicolor ——
"TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL"
PAUL 4% RICHARD 4 RBARRARA DOUGLAS RASEHART REL GEDDES
"14 HOIIRS"
MIDNIGHT SHOW EVERY SATURDAY
KIDDIELAND NOW OPEN T0 THE PUBLIC
Strip Tickets on Sale at Kiddieland Box Office for Those Not Attending Theatre THRILLING RIDES—I Roller Coaster—Horse & Buggy— Boat—Jeep—~Merrv-Go-Round— Airplane—and Real Live Ponies LARGE MECHANICAL RIDES Exclusively for Children Free Rides as Usual for Those Attending Drive-In Theatre OPEN DAILY 6:00 P. M. SAT. 5:00 P. M.—SUN. 3:00 P. M.
MAY IY Newest Best COOLEST Drive-In
firive 7000 E. on E. 38th, E. 10th or E Wash to 2500 N Shadeland (St. Rd. 100}
Free Kiddies Paradise Playaround
OPEN TONIGHT, "Thru Sat. JEANNE CRAIN—JFAN PETERS COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR
"TAKE (ARF OF MY LITTLE GIRL"
RED SKELTON—GLORIA DeHAVEN
"THE YFILOW CAR MAN"
TWIN-THEATAIR
World's Largest Drive-In Thealre Inside Indpls. 5 Min. From Home
2000 Southeastern Ave,
JEANNE # CRAIN
Sautheastern Ave. and Rural Kevatone Ave and Plescant Run Riva FREE MINIATURE TRAIN RIDES NIGHTLY Show at Dusk—Adm. Adults B0e
Now Four Big Features on Two Bia Screens —————FEAST SCREEN
ENTIRE SHOW RY TECHNICOLOR JEANNE CRAIN—JEAN PETERS
“TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL"
FRED MacMURRAY-—ANNE BAXTER
"SMOKY" eee WEST SCREEN
ENTIRE SHOW RY TECHNICOLOR TYRONE POWER-—-HENRY FONDA
"JESSE JAMES”
HENRY FONDA-—GENE TIERNEY
"RETURN OF FRANK JAMES"
WESTLAKE "Indiana's Finest” Drive-In
an NO Wiel Sohal Road TONY CURTIS—PIPER LAURIE COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR
"PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF”
MICKEY ROONEY WANDA HENDRIX
"MY OUTLAW BROTHER" }
wee PLUS COLOR CARTOONS —
OUTDOOR THEATRE
7900 W. Wash.—1 ML W Ben Davis Rev OFF Oren T3080 Khaw Starts Duel ENTIRE SHOW RY TECHNICOLOR JEANNE ,CRAIN—JEAN PETERS
"TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL"
¥ BARRYMORE, JR.—Corinne CALVET
FORT QUEBEC"
ee PLUS COLOR CARTOONS em
| ware dm
THURS]
Tells
WASHING Gen. Charles today Russia advance warr plans in 1941 mation neve: to the United He said th: ligence for Arthur's Far he was lookir information the possibili thrust southv “Historical say that if ° formation ( had) in Sept would have « mous politica tary warning been better p attack of De
Gets
Gen. Wills fore the Hous American Ac ond straight rings which lished in Chi: It was th Sorge ring | Willoughby s. came aware move its mili stead of tows frontier.
Gen, Wilov to supply ti with evidencs tween Comm country and questioning, into talking leading up t« Pearl Harbor
Ey While Japa tary move 2a
in 1941, Ges Sorge's later
made it cle: decided on called an
with America in the Far E
“As late a *Sorge positi cow that tl move south. Harbor does messages be fixed date in “That is 1 important ti which way J: Gen. Willo of informatic portance to
. close the me:
‘Vi His intellig praised the p Japanese mo nese mainla “nothing of t reports was :¢ Gen. Willo ring had pe dous, vital se
persuade Ja
move south. Gen. Will strenuous So jecting the § in the intern. unal in Tok} fered “practi volvement of ment in the
Extract May S: From
MILWAUK extract from izes to save | from shock ¢ jamin of this meeting her Veterinary MN The extrac gtitute for a In laborator death from ered when gi In case of might be ms as well as ht ment for sho it was point: when it woul following op or accidents. The okra available, ine fied and can It is also plasma subs ings, Metal pla fixation plat tension eplin animals reco The splints ¢ and are put « are made =o entangle the bery.
Ad How to
FALS
More
Do your faise
, Tass by slippi
when you eat, | a little PASTE] alkaline (noneeth more firn 0 RUMMY. ROC oes not sour ure breath) any drug store PT —
SCHII
et for Men, \ ot Te
Bi St
At Miller Qul
*Mille 29