Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1932 — Page 5

MAY 30, 1932.

BOYS TAUGHT ,BASEBALL BY ! INDIAN PILOT McCann Instructor for }, Contenders in Legion sand Times Event. Youthful enthusiasm attend a la-Kr turnout of future great' baseball stars Saturday at Perry stadium ’wh*n Manager Emmet McCann of the Indianapolis baseball team, astasted by several of his team members. conducted the first of a series of free baseball classes to be held luring the summer. Th* youngsters, ranging from 8 to 9* were guests of Norman A Perr/. owner of the Indians. The Times •nd the American Legion. The potential Cobbs. Ruths. K icins and Groves were never happier as they v.ere allowed to tos.s new league balls around the diamond and receive individual instruction on how to play their favorite position. Truleek Looks Good At first base McCann had an enthusiastic group of students eager to iearn the finer points of fielding and holding the runner close to the xar'K. Perhaps the best looking fexx or Gehrig was Notra Trulock, 38, of 2038 Kochne street, who, at tim r s, showed real class. ' : :, P throws so econd. shifting of the feet and learning the batter.' weaknesses were a few of the |V;.Tt- Proterr-or Piddle stressed behnd tile plate Interest in catchi’• ' n high as .Johnny's every a absorbed by tne wide- *' outh.;. • ■ ihe firs* e’a-s Archie Campb 1 . n i;iy believes that every fc in Indianapolis wants to be a P “ er, judging from the huge turnout. Arrhie had his sang lined up on the rubber ond each lad took h * urn in demonstrating his past knnwieder in pitching and learned nee points. Next Class June 11 P hilr .Johp Bedorr revealed the :r of fielding Uv- hot corner F : Higafoos Instructed an equal--1" i -ge group in the duties of a s- • ond saeker. v *r turn and attempt to run y.. nr’--. :n fielding fly balls in t nit field, war the fundamental •' ’if' meted nut bv Purdy and T* r ' : V Rrusenberg to a large d-’le--1 on of fly hawks. Shagging of 11: 'ook up most of th" time, however. r: ' next will be held Rat,r ■ ■•• v. June 11 at 10 a. m.. because C e Indians will be out of twon next Saturday. Every boy in the ril.y. county and Mate is invitrtf to attend the second ria.'.s a week from Saturday. Get all the members of your sand lot team together and go to Perrv stadium. Join The Times Contest You are all welcome and the added instruction may help your team to win the city and state American Legion championship. How would you like to win the reronal championship and the right to contest in the legion junior world iter.es? The winners of the series wi'i be guests of Judge Landis, czar oi organized baseball, at the world series next fall. Here is your chance to meet all of the great baseball piayers. Get in on the ground floor by b'Ung at Perry stadium June 11. In the meantime tell all the boys in your neighborhood of this opportunity The Times offers you. You are all invited at the next big party • week from Saturday. BOY SCOUTS OF CITY AID MEMORIAL RITES Pee orate Graves of Veterans in Crown lliill Cemtery. Bov Scouis of Indianapolis aided in Memorial rites at Crown Hill cemetery. Sunday, by decorating the graves of those veterans not buried in the soldier's sector of Crown Hill. A flag was placed on each grave bv the Scouts. Today the Scouts participated in llic World war plaza parade, aided jn the gathering of flowers for the cemetery services and distributed wreaths at Mt. Jackson cemetery. CAMPERS HOLD REUNION JtK Eagle Reason I Opened at Meeting In City. Annual reunion of Big Eagle campers of thp Indianapolis Jewish Federation was held today at 17 West Morris street, formally opening the camp season. Dr. Harry A. Jacobs, chairman, announces the organization expects 150 children to attend and join in the program of singing camp songs playing games. The camp is operated to improve fcatlth of the Jewish children in jH* city. It is located two miles Yiorth of Traders Point on State Road 52 on a flfty-two-acre wooded tract.

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GARBO SHUTS UP HER CRITICS THIS TIME Swedish Star in Pirandello’s 'As You Desire Me* Proves That She Has the Spark of Great Genius. BY WALTER D. HICKMAN YETELL. I am one critic that Greta Garbo has shut up for awhile. and It was not her work in "Grand Hotel" that did the trick. Garbo* unquestionably great and powerful love emotional work in Luigi | Pirandello's "As You Desire Me" causes me to admit that this woman is I not a mere fad and a shallow actress. but the nearest approach to the Sarah Bernhardt method of acting that we have ever had on the screen. I rather rebelled at her Anna Christie, because the world got excited over the question, "Whether Garbo could talk.” I did not consider her Anna that i- .

of the author's idea. Her dancer

in “Grand Hotel," left me cold and more convinced than ever that she was not really a great soul actress. Not come “As You Desire Me” and my admission that nobody can touch her on the screen for this t y p e of emotional w o r k. There is a vast difference opinion regarding the value of her work in “Grand Hotel.”

Greta Garbo

Some dramatic editors in New York hailed her as more magmflcier.t than Eugenie Leontovich. I can not agree to that. I judge an actress by her individual work in each picture and then try to strike an average verdict as to her acting worth. But the supreme excellence, that sudden terriffe shot of genious that she gives her work in her latest picture, erases all doubt as to her acting ability. I am now a Garbo fan. Never have been before. And now my mail will no longer be filled by letters charging me with “defaming the work of the greatest artist of all times” will cease. I will not go that far. but she wins in this picture. Garbo this time gives definite character touches to her work. When she is wearing the blonde wig as a questionable entertainer in a case at Budapest. You seem to look into the troubled and seared soul of the woman who was under the cruel and evil influences of Raltcr > Erich Von St rohrinri). Then when she is mistaken as the missing wife of Count Bruno 'Melvyn Douglas and enters his estate as a masquerader, Garbo is supreme at soul housecleaning. Never have I seen such trcmenously fine and careful work. The cast is subserviant to every gesture and mood of Garbo and there is less of Von Stroheim than ever. But, Garbo is supreme and deserves the over emphasies. This is Garbo's supreme triumph to date. Now at the Palace. * m a RADIO STARS DRAW AT THE INDIANA Actors or "voices” of the air have their following just the same as stage and movie stars. I realized that when many of the ether entertainers appeared on the Indiana stage on the opening day of

the engagement of the WLW All Star Radio Revue. The very second that it was intimated that Hink and Dink, the blackface minstrel entertainers of the air were waiting to go on the audience went wild. The material of Hink and Dink is aged, but their showmanship is good. The late Eddie Foy told me

Marguerite Churchill

that a joke had to be ten years old before an audience would roar. He must be right and Hink and Dink must have talked to Eddie. Then the children in the audience got all wild when Old Man Sunshine and his toy band appeared. This man is an artist and has splendid material for his audience. Several women back of me cried for joy when he started his children’s prayer. They knew s.vd Ten Eyck, the chief Doodlesocker: Dave Roberta and his banjo and The Threesome, three clever harmony singers. The Threesome have a good Negro spiritual number with a novelty interlude.

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The musical background is furnished by Murray Horton and his band. These radio entertainers have wisely kept the studio idea and do not try too seriously to be actors. A locally trained chorus dances on for several numbers to give the act the production idea. The movie is Sari Maritza in “Forgotten Commandments.” Write your own review of this picture and I will print the one I like best, Marquerite Churchill is in the cast. Now at the Indiana. mam CONCERNING BAXTER IN “MAN ABOUT TOWN” “Man About Town” belongs to what I call the school of dress suit actiry?, because the leads are in formal attire most of the time. The beginning of the picture is sure dressed up as the scenes are laid in a swell Washington (D. C.) gambling house, and then shifts to a great embassy, where a formal ball is going on. You are chiefly con-

cerned at first with the decline of a good-looking chap, played by Warner Baxter, who has turned his ancestral home into a diplomatic gambling joint. He and Conway Tearle have been friends for years. Os course, Conway intends to marry a beautiful creature, a relative of an ambassador. But. Baxter had had an affair with

Warner Baxter

her before. The natural result. Both men become enemies when Tearle is given the gate. Then the story becomes very melodramatic. Baxter gives up his gambling joint and returns to the secret service. Os course, he is placed under the command of Tearle. And Tearle sends his former friend after a "killer.” From then oh we have suspense and some fairly good melodrama, although the story makes a number of detours before the climax is reached. You must consider this one as rather far-fetched melodrama, not as realism. The acting of the principals is interesting if not always brilliant. The story does move and I believe it will hold your interest. Now at the Apollo. sms HERE IS GOOD STUDY OF EARLY MARRIAGE I believe that there will be as many verdicts on “Young Bride” with Helen Twelvetrees and Eric Linden as the newlyweds as people who see it. But as I record my own ideas and reactions, I will go out on the

firing line and tell you that I had a great sentimental time watching these two adjust themselves in marriage. The fact is Miss Twelvetrees does not apply very much sweet molasses to her characterization of the straight little children's s t o r y teller io a great city library who falls for a bragging he-flapper

Helen Twelvetrees

as played with a lot of selfish pomp by Eric Linden. Miss Twelvetrees is natural and convincing as the girl who suddenly finds that marriage nine times out of ten is not romance but a working, every-day fact. It takes a terrific jolt to put some common itense into Erics head, but he had the ground to receive the Idea. Before the picture was over I was suffering terribly with Helen and

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NEGRO IS REDS' I NOMINEE FOR VICE-PRESIDENT William Z. Foster's Running Mate Is Grandson of Lynched Georgian. By United Prm CHICAGO, May 30.—The nation’s Communist party today started the most ambitious presidential campaign in its history on a six-part . platform bitterly attacking the warhunger program of a Hoover government.” With William Z. Footer, the presidential nominee, and James W. Ford. Negro candidate for VicePresident. as the party’s standard bearers, the Communists hape to attract 1.000,000 votes in November. ”We'll be lucky if the election officials count half of them.” declared Foster. “But not that it matters, because Communism is growing in j spite of capitalism, or rather because of it.” The party concluded its convention in a West Chicago avenue auditorium Sunday night, when more than 1.000 delgates. including 100 Negroes, concurred in the program condemning as demagogues the Republicans. Democrats ar,d Socialists. The six planks in their platform demanded elimination of “capitalist : terror," condemned an impending ; “imperialist war,” and asked unemployment insurance, emergency relief for impoverished farmers, equal rights for Negroes "in the black belt,” and abandonment of the Hoover wage-cutting policy.” Candidate Foster will campaign largely in the south, while Ford,! whose grandfather was lynched in Georgia, said he would confine his vote-getting to northern states. hating Eric. I guess the picture wins when it can get this reaction. There is no gunplay, murder or rackets in this movie. Just a comfortable, rather too true story of the i struggle of a modern young couple to get started on the marriage trial. I I liked it. Be your own judge. Now at the Circle. u k m Other theaters today offer: Billy Purl and his thirty people revue on the stage at the Lyric, with “Cohens and the Kellys in Hollywood" on the 1 screen. Keith’s has closed its season. Berkell will opn a fall season somei time late in August if his present plans are carried out.

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Joins Circus

Seeking first-hand information for a novel of circus life, Mrs. Alton Brody, only daughter of Irwin S. Cobb, humorist, joined the Barnum Bailey circus at Washington. D. C., for a weeks “engagement.” Mrs. Brody, widely known in social circles as a horsewoman, is pictured here in her big-top debut atop Oscar, her mount in the opening parade. Cobb said he was “delighted.”

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iJRep, Cal.); Smoot Utah); Steiwer <Rcp, Ore); Thomas JRep., Ida.); Vandenberg Rep., Mich); Walcott <Rep, Conn.); Watson (Rep , Ind. Land White (Rep., Me ) Planes Win Battle With Weather By t nitfd Pr* MEDFORD. Ore , May 30—Nine airplanes on an Olympic games goodwill tour of the western coast had landed safely here today after a hard battle with rain, snow and fog over the Siskiyou mountains en route from Reno. Nev.