Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1959 — Page 7

August 6, 1959

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Starlight "Kiss Me Kate" Starlight Musicals opened the famous Code Porter Musical “Kiss Me Kate,” Tuesday, August 4, to run through Sunday, August 9. Ted Scott and Helena Bliss will star as the entertainingly temperamental stage-couple who are “So In Love” with each other between fights backstage at the New York tryout of Shakespear’s “The Taming of the Shrew.” This is the musical hit that scored a run of 135 weeks in New York when it first opened there in 1948. Ted Scott, one of the musical Theaer’s most popular and gifted young leading men has appeared on Broadway in a series of top hits including “Song of Norway,” “Guys and Dolls,” “The King and I,” “Oklahoma” and “Kiss Me Kate.” Bom in Indiana, he has proved himself outstanding anough to gain a number of awards and be called on to replace Alfred Drake on Broadway on several occasions. Helena Bliss, a native of St. Louis, began her career in Opera but has been in great demand for the musical stage for her great ability since opening “Song of Norway” on Broadway and singing the lead in “Show Boat.” Featured for the first time this season will be Starlight’s choreographer Ronald Field, as Bill Calhoun as the member of the company who signs a hefty 1.0. U. and brings in the shows comedy relief from “the mob.” Joan Kibrig is featured as Lois Lane. Miss Kibrig, seen at Starlight’s “Oklahoma,” will also sing the lead in “Bells are Ringing,” “Starlight’s final production (August 18-23). Some of the top songs from “Kiss Me Kate” Included “Why Can’t “Always True to You ImMy Fashion,” “Brush Up and the title song. Others in the large cast include Oggie Small, Allan Kass, Delores Martink, Joyce Roberts, Craig Timberlake, Caroll Reynolds and Ed Green, plus Starlight’s singing and dancing ensembles. The show opened Tuesday, August 4, at the Butler Bowl. Tickets may be ordered from Ross and Babcock Ticket Agency in the Claypool Hotel or bought at the boxoffice after 5 p.m. through Sunday, August 9. JOB'S DAUGHTERS BETHEL 38 SUMMER SUPPER SATURDAY. AUGUST 15

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Bank Consolidation Consolidation of the American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company and the Fidelity Bank & Trust Company was legally effected at 2:30 p.m., July 31st under the name and charter of the former, and the merged bank was opened for its first full day of business at 9 a.m. last Monday. Final approval from the Comptroller of the Currency was received earlier fallowing a favorable vote by the shareholders of both banks on July 21. Completion of the merger culminates the plan of consolidation which was orginally voted by the Boards of Directors of the two banks on May 12. Announcements of the merger, along with pamphlets giving information concerning the merged bank, were put into the mail to all customers. The announcement

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emphasizes that no Change of any kind will be necessary at this time for customers of both AFNB and Fidelity in their relationships with the merged bank. An organization meeting of the Board of Directors and Advisory Committee of the consolidated bank was held at 3 p.m. July 31st with Frank E. McKinney, chairman, presiding, and H. Prentice Browning, president and chairman of the executive committee, and Harold S. Cross, executive vice president, assuming their expanded responsibilities. The merged bank has a total of 89 officers and 38 downtown and neighborhood offices throughout Marion County. The newest branch office at Sixteenth Street and Lyndhurst Drive in Speedway City was opened for business last Monday. Model "A" Display “Invaders from the north will descend upon Indianapolis Sunday, August 16th, but citizens will likely be more interested than frightened. The “invaders” will be members of the White River Valley Chapter of the Model A Restorers Club, and they’ll come in antique Fords instead of rocket ships. Once iin Indianapolis the club members will go to Brookside Park where they will meet with the newly formed Capitol City Chapter of MARC. They will arrive at the park at 12 noon for a pitch-in-dinner to be held just east of the community house. After that a business meeting will be conducted and a 25-mile police escorted tour of 'the city will be taken. The tour will go north on Sherman Drive to 38th Street, west on 38th Street to College Avenue, north on College to Broad Ripple Avenue, east on Broad Ripple Avenue to Broad Ripple Park, West on Broad Ripple Avenue to Winthrop, north on Winthrop to Westfield Boulevard, west on Westfield Boulevard to Meridian, south on Meridian to the Circle, west on Market to Capitol Avenue, south on Capitol to Wash-

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ington Street, east on Washington to Sherman Drive, north on Sherman to the park. Acting president of the newly formed Capitol City Chapter is Benjamin F. Yeager, Jr., of 433 North Oakland. Yeager stressed that the Meet yill be open to all Model A fans whether they do or do not own a car. Persons interested in joining the club may contact him personally before the Meet or see him at the park. The Model A Restorers Club is an international organization founded in 1952. Actually the club is more like a cult with members going through strange forms such as trading parts, holding idling contests, tinkering with motors, and slavishly wiping every speck of dust off their cherished vehicles. Model A’s were manufactured between the years 1928 and 1931 and are known for their stout hearts. Recently a member’s car ticked off its 300,000 mile even though the AAA estimated life of a ’29 car was 32,000 miles. Only last May a trio of South Americans arrived at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, after making a 7,000 mile trip from Cartegena, Columbia, in a 1928 Model A touring car. The adventurous young men carried 14-inch machetes to keep tigers at bay while traveling the jungle roads of Costa Rica, but their only other difficulties were four blowouts and two broken axles caused by rough roads. They averaged 125 miles a day. Polio "Dollar Clinic" Nearly 8000 Salk vaccine shots have been administered to children and adults in Indianapolis so far in the polio “Dollar Clinic” program sponsored by the Marion County Chapter of the National Foundation. The National Foundation, which has led the battle against polio since tits inception, along with public health officials across the nation, is urging that all children and adults under 40 receive their 4 properly spaced Salk vaccine shots, which offer the best pro-

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corner of Blackford and Michigan. August 11, Rhodius Park Community Center, 1029 S. Belmont. August 14, Barth Avenue Methodist Church, 1022 E. Raymond. August 20, St/Francis de Sales Church, 2191 Avondale Place. August 21, Chrtstmore House, corner of Tremont and Michigan. The above clinics will be open from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Further information may be obtained by phoning the polio chapter office at ME. 8-4518.

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