Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1951 — Page 29
T, 28, 1951 atter orses’ f Mind
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it arrived in the make this Technied on was to scour the ‘yside ,' for fiorses. p some 200 examratic horseflesh,:of d lines and most earance. r dismay they dis.these four-foted 1 grown so accusoft life of the 20th ey could not gdapt he 12th century exr ancestors. .¢ rsals were called )attle seenes, with *xtras yelling and ad in clanking arSs snorted and
ed director, Richnade a quick’ derse actors would chool. Twice a day *d into a giant. corby loud speakers, men played the dest noises Thorpe over the amplified
the war whoops, nshots of Ameriind Indians from sound tracks imthe studio sound horses have grown this bedlam, wa
more trouble with said. + been.‘humiliating
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SUNDAY, OCT. 2 1951 Sounds and Looks Netier—
~. Symphony’s Opening Concert Draws Praise
The Symphony's brought two big ovations.
Qne was for Fabien Sevitzky and thé orchestra After their magnificent performance of the Brahms Fourth
Symphony. . The other was /for composer Frederick Piket after the Symphony’'s expert handling of his difficult and fascinating Concerto for Orchestra. This year's Indianapolis Symphony sounds better than jin previous seasons. It even looks better on the Murat stage. A coat of blue-gray paint on the familiar set helps. So does a white overhead fluorescent glow instead of the old lights, one of which used to blink on and off with each tympani fusillade,. Dr. Sevitzky- opened his gram with the Bach-Sevitsky chorale prelude “Wir glauben all’ an einen Gott,” honoring United Nations Week. Also called the *Glant Fugure,” this piece in the excellent Sevitzky transcription is familiar to Ibcal listeners,
pro-
A Happy Choice
A happy choice commemorating the 150th anniversary of Italian opera composér Vincenzo Bellini “Norma” and others) was Bellini's youthful Symphony in D This one-movement, .18th-Century style symphony has extraordinary charm and interest, with its slowtime resemblance to Sibelius and its fast-time similarity to Mendelsson. The orchestra does so well with it, I cduld wish RCA-Victor would put it on a platter. (Incidental plug: A friend back from Honosays serious-music discjockeys over there play a large percentage of Sevitzky-Indianap-olis Symphony recordings. Dr. ‘Sevitzky's interpretation of the Brahms Symphony No. 4 in E Minor was masterful and dra,
Stanley Weiner. concertmaster: Jerome Carrington, first cellist; Max Woodbury, first trumpet,.
Frederfcks Schmitt, first horn, and Jennings Saumenig, a percussionsection Veteran now playing tympani. Another percussion veteran, back from several sedsons with the Boston Symphony, is Victor di Stéfano, busily tinkling triangle throughout the third movement of the Brahms. The program will be repeated at 3 p. m, today. H. B.
Manna From Heaven Might Be Lichen.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27— The “manna” of the Israelites ‘may have been a species of lichen that still grows on rocks in the mountainous regions of Biblical lands. Blown' loose into the lowlands, it piles up in small hummocks in the valleys. . As ‘late as 1891 there was ‘an abundant fall in Turkey. It still is eaten by the desert tribes. A similar species was used by the ancient Egyptians for making bread; at present it usually is mixed with meal. 3 This curiouss bit of botanical history is revealed by Dr. George A. Llano, former associate curator of cryptogams of the U, S. National Museum, now with the Air Force, in a report of an extensive study of the economic uses of lichens just issued as part of +t nnua! Report of the Smithson’an Institution.
matic ‘beyond all easy compari- They. Heat the River
newcomers, who worked like veterans in a long and difficu®® pro“Death
sons, Last night's listeners cer- IRVING $ and of Cummings movie 5 ! pie i, Br 3 Le Melancholy R flection: N tainly thon «ou Hy Fran 3.2 So: Kirk Con: Swim : ORIG LINC 01 x £ G the “Races” Tt XEDO" Se AR Ta Miss Sothern plavs a silly 2 : | : e 0 0 one Maestro and his orchestra three™ WOLLYWOOD Oct. 27 (UP) RODEO a 0 n WiC ; ke ad Pattie UPTOWA Big Horm : wir WOM af wt no has fist Neard about has written the Sharp, balanced, tumultuous recalls. Kirk Douglas will take his “wide ih 3 pes ii ord EAT . veo “Desucnter of Rosie O'Grady.” © nevehidtry and is taking it big. 'ntelligent comedy on. Psychiatry: -.. . 3 a ) R Fiving Leathernecks’ and VOGU} ¢ e Show’ ‘and ! > “we have all, I am sure, hoped Mr. Piket. who was here last open spaces” in the comfortable NEIGHBORHOOD I arn Bena a She decid. és that something figats e all, 8 ; night to tak® a composer's bow, confines of a Hollywood sound ARLINGTON The Mob’ and -“F { OLIVER - Care M ( ZARING Force and THE ba terribly wrong with ber hus- for. Instead the potentially rich has written a dilly of a neo-clas- stage from now on, if he has his AVALON-- “Rogues of Sherwaod Forest oR TENT AL— Little Ee and “His F Curr DRIVE-IN THEATRES band. ‘since he has been faithfuishumor of the subject has been i . , a an tic of on Ww nar : ONT- i i isty™ and a PE 145 ni a St sical piece for orchestra. It's Way. PELL Pappy C80 [0vely® and “Air PIXYE"Younger Brothers’ and “Ker ) Questions to her during the 10 years of [rittered away in inferior plays ¥ {V i g jus ) B xs The Mob" and wo of : v yg ’ rank. tough going for thauinstruments The pusky leading er A go! BELMONT Force of Arms” and “De K a a her marriage. FEgged on by a and movie, weak-kneed novels, featured in each section of the back from a two-month locaticn peradoes Mi] fo » MAPLE Cor T Ace, in the Hole” and pammy psychiatrist, she tries to trifling revue sketches and cari a ay gainst r nd Mill re 1 rival fle ” 3 alllsi, Sie ries . . piece, but evidently Mr. -Piket's trip to the Jackson Hole country CINEMA Against O'Hara' a RIVOLL “The: Mob' and “M MAYWOOD Bo of Aro” 3 . trick her spouse into having toons. Psychiatry is theatri- . Tar nN ' i f v G 0 \ nd *“Tt S S Ace i he Hole a Ta: 4 * nt “ v : score is well contrived and neatly of Worms tor Saming > The CORONET I 09 Lovely 2 Te SRR Perils op Ee “Tats ‘NF ME RIDIAN Force of Arms” and "Sealed affairs with her girl friends, on cally old hat without ever having written, Bia wi . ET Ie ng DAISY the Outfield” ana Peet HAs ine MY and aly PENDLETON. Force of Arms” and “Cop. Lhe theory that a planed pecca- had its dramatic day. It Has Humer e role of a Kentue frontiers- »f Woman” and SPPEEDWAY “Firing I rnecks” an man, but with a difference. ; Hard B a SHADELAND. The M and “M It has humor and mvstery, and “fF : ! : The Mob” and § MD nd Secrecs THEATAIR TWIN_(F AST The Mob" i ToT] AlN MAT. TODAY—ADULTS 12:30 mi 1—40¢ nas 1 I m + 8 Feel that wind sighing through gg : A Y Two of a Kind. (WEST) ‘Malaya RE charm and stimulation. Like the the pines" he asked on the sound OT aLRL ve Tr of opt Jrostwar ane o28, SHR ESET A THRILL YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! Bellini “Sinonia.” it definitely be- stage, now transformed into a GROVE “Meet Me After ihe Show” and STRAN Look \for the Silver Lining" wy. i: me ® Gila : Starts 2h, Nite : " 3 a £ STS Fivibe Leathernes longs on a platter. wilderness, “It's heated. Feel that Ba Doone RE Has.’ a tace : . a Glenn Ford—Gene Tierney BRODERICK 4 TH M B A few final words commending water by the river bank. It's EAR EAR a FEATS TATY IE ESSE SECRET OF (GNVICT LAKE CRAWFORD
and Transfiguration.” Byron Hester and John Bu Irgess the new first and second flutists, did admirably both in Brahms and Piket. So did Robert Lehr-
heated, too. When it comes to the wide open spaces, I'm taking mine indoors and thermostatically-con-trdlled for awhile.”
Elizabeth Plays Train On Trip to Edmonton
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"THE MOB"
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IN YOUR DISTRICT—Featured films at Neighborhood and Drive-In theaters include Broderick Crawford in "The Mob" (Arlington, Fountain Square, Rivoli, Sheridan, Zaring, Greenwood, Westlake, Theatair Twin and Shadeland); "Passage West," with Dennis O'Keefe, Arleen Whelan and John Payne (Mecca and Towne); Stephen McNally starred in “Air Cadet" {Bell and Cine-
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field, first oboe. who had a taste EDMONTON Alta, Oct. 27 from WLS National Barn Dance, LOR CARTOON Early Show of solg work at the end of last (UP! - Princess Elizabeth took ill be the featured entertainer 500 Only seas0n And special credits - lo ove! ue Jhrotte of the yoyal at the Brown County Jamboree, 2 Unusual and Timely Hits! train for 20 minutes today, while . ’ ktsistnt ttt ri enti bind Bean Blossom, Ind. There will be BRODERICK = " : * hér husband served as fireman 4 ‘ h cranrorn THE MOB! MAYWOOD + and spid. it was “a magnificent 5:30 and 8 p. Mn shows, Pius: Dayid WasneLuther Adler DRIVE-IN THEATER * experience.’ : ‘M'" DARING AXD Kentueky Ave & South Tibbs : Members of her party said Friend Husband a “M ’ DIFFERENT Open Tonight 5:30—Shew at 6:00 # loyally that she was “a good - mE ea oe A cans Musden Madness; Wiliam HOLDEN—Naner OLSON 4 Woman driver She got the train oly Woon ro a oh CARR R RARER RR EF ARRA REAR "” ’ ff t s th start at Yates L 3 1 8 ret tna z movie . * Atk hhh : FORCE OF ARMS” $ Ala) A lly smooth queen's best friend is her pho- plghuidnieinbichoboabin x * : Dousias KENNEDY—Jean WILLES ®% Stop at Peers.” 14.4 miles away. ae ether he 1s the Sl 3 CLERMONT-DeLUXER » Th ‘ounl es t hurch t Ir'é al ne iims ner mozase x x - . still’ pictures of her with a flash * Between Clermont & Brownsburg po kth r tk Arr A Ady AREA AREA RARR ARERR AAA E cameéra for the magazines and x U.S. Hwy 136 or Crawfordsville Rd. x ArARAAAS EAR ASAE RARRRS 4 2% 3 * newspapers X Open Tonite 5:30—Shew at 4:00 bs. 3x WESTLAKE 2 Even h | tos naramental * Fred MacMarrav—Fleanor Parker : x ven. the most temperame! | x jos " x : x }° * star i=" careful 10. heggmice to the x MALIONAIRE EOR CHRISTY"! x tp DRIVEMN THEATER... ¥ & " EI man behind. the lef Arlene RAHLBF SULLIVAN, x od, Nogitian, Whiz Band. 30 LE, plDlAN 5 FINEST DRI i EE errs SN QUE iE * Crepe aw aft 70 * 5 . t1 1°’ ? 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THE INDIANAPOILAS TIMES _°
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ma); "Force of Arms," (Arlington, Belmont, Irving, Zaring, dleton); John Wayne and Robert R erfecks"
Hamilton) and "His Kind of Woman," Jane Russell (Oriental, Emerson and Ritz).
at Neighborhood Theaters
HAMIL TON ie Avenger’ and ¥
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OF WOMAN"
top-billing William Holden and Nancy Olson
Maywood, Meridian and Penyan featured in "Flying Leath-
(Irving, Old Trail, Speedway, Westlake, Westside and
with Robert Mitchum and
ACOMA Ame an rerit fn t
Tom Donnelly
wood to Broadway.
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Just the Thing For Exhausted Females
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THIS is the year of the great migration from HollyHordes of film stars who no longer rate as hot box-office prospects are invading the New York
stage, for the most.-part equip] ped with scripts which have precisely the same studied lac - TT of literacy as their films dillo will be better for him than Will the theater public pay a spontaneous seduction. $4 8 ai QP op re 3 34.80 and .up per seat Jo zee. pa theoretical spice of this stars the movie public is reluc- .i,,tion 1s safely sugared down tant to buy at approximately 50 the grand “climax. which finds 1 ’ ar . nes 4 A hi cents, with cartoons and news- the husband's fidelity still intaet, reels thrown in for nothing? and the wife roused to the realiIt is a strictly lim ted qu estion zation that the couch-doctor, has I am asking, and rd better make heen stringing her along for the boundarjes clear. I am spec- ulterior sexual motives of his ulating as to the commercial fate own. 01 rrtain plays which ate nti yee Sothern models a different exactly aster es of the playXacly maslerple ; : PAY" own by Adrian in every scene, wright's art, ‘and which appar- . i
ently are being merchanted solely aq acts throughout with that aif
( shop girl languor which has on the theory that a big movie . p gira 8 served her in lieu of a more name or two can mean an ad sried . dramati expression 1 . rie ramatic y 8s vance sale of 50,000 and so bg : P t B ) : - - most of her films. Mr, Cumwhat if the notices are bad? A . who has repeatedly d . mir Ni as r ~ - quarter of a million dollars is a } to nal Yep Tow ya . . am § 3 ( ited tal FC y very nice thing to have in the: celluloid. transfers his ability s0CK, especially these days when . = “° the rkiire H : Shakespeare's name is so often 9 age. oe mugs and writ large in red ink om anc leaps a Ret with a I shat 9 fine fa 1 tensity, just as he shall await it articular . Shall awaii Win parucwiar. sid in, to select one of his reInterest news of the subsequent ...: aims it random, “Tell It to history of "Faithfully Yours,” 23a Nido" % ic wie 3 ei omedy with A Sothern Ndi a i It 1s my impression ( edy tr Ann Sotnern and ., 2 Tell tr +3 v »3 3 ¥ : 1at 11 It to the Judge” did not Robert Cummings which I in- g
a fortune
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spected last week in Philadelphia. ..p
ee . Yours” is not nearly “Faithfully Yours” is an adap- as hilarious as “Tell It to the tation by L. Bush-Fekete and judge.” Mary Helen Fay of a French % 2. original by Jean Bernard-Luc : : i . ° One of the big movie companies, POSSIBLY Prophetic Note: The I be}ieve, already owns the screen female who accompanied me rights. to “Faithfully Yours” said: “I 2 8&2 =» loved it. It'S just the sort of play
to go to when you're exhausted. women will love it, too.
hard day at home or
ALLOWING for certain freedoms of sexual expression allowed Other to the theater ied to the After a cinema, “Faithfully Yours” comes at the office there's nothing like out the stage almost exactly ;a bit of froth. that doesn’t make like Ann Sothern-Rober! yoy think.”
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TODAY-MONDAY ONLY Tyrone POWER—Michelene PRELLE
‘AMERICAN GUERRILLA IN PHILIPPINES’
vi. Color by Technicolor William DOLDEN—Nanev OLSON
“UNION STATION”
Tyndall Towne BE Imont
Open Sunday, 2:00 @ Week Days, Today and Menday Only ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR John PAYNE—Arieen WHELXN
“PASSAGE WEST”
John DEREK —Jedy LAWRENCE
4104 1:15
“Mask of the Avenger”
Today 1:15. Mom. Tues Noble at Mass. Ave.
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TODAY—MONDAY TUESDAY Dean MARTIN—Jerry LEWIS
“THAT'S MY BOY”
John PAYNE —Dennic O'KEEFE
“PASSAGE WEST”
TODAY & TOMORROW
t BIG HITS
EXCITING HITS! —2 Preston FOSTER—Virginia GREY
“Three Desperate Men”
John WAYNE —Johan AGAR
“Sands of Iwo Jima”
Joe! McCrea in "CATTLE DRIVE
In Technicolor
EDMOND O'BRIEN,
Kirk Douglas “ACE IN THE HOLE"
“TWO OF A KIND" HET
Lex BARKER ‘TARZAN'S PERIL’
MAT. TODAY ———
John PAYNE—Robert RYAN—Claire TREVOR “FLYING LEATHERNECKS” roto:
TECHNICOLOR
William HOLDEN—Nancy OLSON—Frank LOVEJOY
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In Indianapolis It's The Circle
‘Francis. Goes to Races’
. Ricardd LBAN Cyd CHARISSE:
Mars e Renegade”
Coler by Tethnicolor
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Color by Technicolor, 1% R £. Fast INCOL i — TODAY @ MONDAY —- v ke vis Donald O'CONNOR—Piper LAURIE Cent. Today From Ta:18 P.M
Vera. ELLEN —David NIVE
«HAPPY GO Bir
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Stephen McNALLY<ZGatl RUSSELL
“AIR CADET”
© eo “FORCE OF ARMS” © © ©
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Broderick CRAWFORD—Betty BUEHLER
"THE M OB"°° William “FORCE OF ARMS” wi
HEECHGROVE GA 8x23
TODAY—MONDAY— TUESDAY
ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR Betty GRABLE=-MacDonald CAREY
“Meet Me After Show”
Richard GREENE—Barbara HALE
“LORNA DOONE”
FEILER aaa ran
A Ia 4029 FE. New York—IR-5211
Comfortable Push-Back Seals _
- TODAY—MON.—TUES Spencer TRACY —Diana LYNN
‘People Against O'Hara’
John IRELAND —Liovd BRIDGES
“LITTLE BIG HORN”
x] 2116 E. TENTH STREET I - John WAYNE Robert RYAN + Janis CARTER “FLYING LEATHERNECKS” by Technicolor a tawsesce “MASK OF THE AVENGER” ,.SoKokax
Jody LAWRENCE TECHNICOLOR
CLIFTON WEBB * JOAN DRU
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Red SKELTON-—Sally FORREST
“EXCUSE MY DUST”
Color by Techpieolor
FANNER EENY
Warren DOUGLAS Lois HALL
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TODAY-MON. ONLY
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West Washington & Belment TODAY. 1 P. M.—MON_ & TUES.
William HOLDEN
Nancy
* OLSON
“FORCE OF ARMS”
Randolph SCOTT Glenn FORD
“DESPERADOES”
"Mr. Belvedere Rings fhe Bell”
Richara Basehart—Valentina Corfesa
House on Jelegraph Hill
Broderick Crawford-—Beity Buehler
“THE MOB”
William Hoelden—Naney Olson
“FORCE OF ARMS”
Robert Mitchum—Jane Russell
“His Kind of Woman”
Fred MacMurray—Eleaner Parker
‘A Millionaire for Christy’
ENTIRE SHOW IN COLOR Diana DEREK LYNN
“ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST” ¥y ROGERS —Dale EVANS ‘BELLS OF CORONADO’ REX Sist & North- “* western. WA-0644 TODAY-MON.-TUES, Kathryn GRAYSON Ava GARDNER
“SHOWBOAT”
Color by Technicolor BOWERY BROYS—LEO GORCEY
“LET'S GO NAVY" GARFIELD 00"
Adults 35¢, Children 20e¢, tax ine, TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY ALL TECHNICOLOR PROGRAM! Jane POWELL-—-Wendell COREY
“Rich, Young & Pretty" Robert RYAN—Claire TREVOR
“Best of the Badmen” OLIVER
ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR Jeanne CRAIN —Jean PETERS
"TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL'
Rod Cameron “CAVALRY SCOUT"
1223 Oliver Ave
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3155 _ ATlantic , PARK E 10th" 5500 FREE
" Thru Tues, Mat. Today 12:45 to
BRODERICK CRAWFORD “THE MOR”
PLUS! THE UNUSUAL AND STRIKINGLY DIFFERENT
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With David Wavne—Luther Adler
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Thru Tues. Mat. Today 12:45 te ?—30¢
Robert MITCHUM—Jane RUSSELL “HIS KIND OF WOMAN"
Jeanne CRAIN—William HOLDEN
"APARTMENT FOR PEGGY"
Color by Technicolor
WASH
Thru Tues. Mat. Today 12:45 to 2—33¢ Another First Irvington Shewing
Dean MARTIN— Jerry LEWIS “THAT'S MY BOY”
~BRODERICK CRAWFORD—
“THE MOB"
John WAYNE—Raebert RYAN "FLYING LEATHERNECKS™ T-color
Claire TREVOR-—Robert CLARKE
* "HARD, FAST AND BEAUTIFUL"
John WAYNE—Robert RYAN "FLYING LEATHERNECKS" T-colow~:
Claire TREVOR— Robert CLARKE
"HARD, FAST AND BEAUTIFUL"
Pau! DOUGLAS —Tapet LEIGH "ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD John IRELAND—Llovd BRIDGES
“LITTLE BIG HORN"
. ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR! Wayne MORRIS-—Janis PAIGE
"YOUNGER BROTHERS" Loretta YOUNG "KENTUCKY"
Richard GREENE
we . : OPEN TODAY 1:13 P. M.
rey:
PIRY 7S
OPEN TODAY 1:15 P. M. ’
ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR Gregory PECK~Virginia MAXO
“CAPT. HORATIO HORNBEOWER" June HAVER ~Gordon MacRAE "DAUGHTER OF ROSIE O'GRADY"
ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR” June HAVER—Ray BOLGER
“Look for the Silver Lining"
wan MDALLAS”
ENTIRE SHOW BY TEC Doris PAYG
— "16th as and Delaware Today, Mon, Tues. CONTINUOUS FROM 1:30 Spencer TRACY Diana LYNN
People nst O'Hara
Stephen MeNALLY—G RUSSELL
“AiR CADET"
“The
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CONTINUOUS FROM 1:30 Vera ELLEN—David NIVEN
‘Happy Go Lovely’
Robert YOUN v DRAKE
d Woman"
ne ‘ 2 “LULLABY OF BROADWAY” Burt LANCASTER Virginia MAYO “FLAME AND THE ARROW"
STEVENS—Rhonda LITTLE EGYPT" yuckaieeler Sa Td