Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1936 — Page 19

First Regular Concert Set for Oct. 20

Prefiminary. Opening Campaign to Be Broadcast.

BY JOHN W. THOMPSON That rapidly

Zrow ing mu-

gical organization, the Indiana 1

Soc ety, the sponsorship

Symphony. stepped into major concert with the announcement impressive list of guest ists for the coming season. Ferdinand Schaerer, conductor of the Ifidianapolis Sy m-

today ranks of of an

solo-

phony Orchestra is to arrive in New |

York from his Sept. 9, and will dianapolis to start rehearsals for the program which broadcast from. the Athletic Club balfroom at the formal. opening of the Symphony cletv's 1936-37 membershi p

European vacation

camthe opening Oct. 20 which is- to be conducted by Mr Schaefer, -John Charles Thomas famous baritone, is to be the guest soloist. Boston Musician to Be Here Fabien Sevitsky, conductor of the popular Boston People’s Symphony Orchestra, is to conduct the local symphony in its second concert Nov 17. Mr. Sevitsky also is well known through his connection with the Philadelphia Sinfonietta. At the Jan. 12 concert. Schaefer will: conduct, Mildred Dilling( harpist, ang Frances Blaisdell. flutist, are to concerto. A Gregor Piatigorsky, ally recognized cellist, will ftarred in the orchestra’s- program, Feb.

Co Noted Figtres Booked

One of the orchestra's most pop t= lar concerts last season was the one conducted by Vladimir . koff, of the Cincinnati Orchestra. Mr. return to conduct ‘the local £stra in ifs concert March 23. Rudolph Ganz, pianist,

concert

orch-

April 20. Mr. is to concuct,

Schaefer

pre-campaign membership

cfiive for the Symphony Society has |

120 E. Ohio-st, may be obto 4:30 p. m,

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Performance |

founder and |

come directly to In- |

the orchestra is to! Indianapolis’

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which Mr.

heard in a Mozart

intern ation-! be!

outstanding | ‘who hasn't been heard here | or several seasons, will be. the guest, | artist appearing with the symphony

| glycerine’

“SING, atoff, Ted Healy, Patsy Kelly, Directed by Sidney Lanfield. Story—Night club singer is

stooges know movie star Hollywood manager kidnaps him

Noland, King Vidor.

tory, Texas. other taking to cattle rustling, rackets on side. F of two Rangers, after pal, after murderer daughter. ] “GRAND JURY’ Morohi Olsen, Guinn Williams. Story—Fixed jury “rings ° reporter and old gent, after getting kidnaped by All

one resigns,

brings him in

‘no

George B. Seitz.

in 1757. of last Mohicans. kills Mohican swain, girly} from Indians by Hawkeye, soldiers just in nick o’ time. “THE FINAL HOUR"Marc Lawrence. Directed by Story—Despondent attorney eriminal and former girl friend.

to take gangster. fall on girl, Attorney finally

“FOLLOW THE STARS” master of ceremonies; Robbins brothers, acrobats;

well, Arline Judge, * Jagger.

children in luxury.

show

Orening Tomorrow

Apollo BABY, BING” —Alice Faye, Michael Whalen, the Ritz brothers.

fired. Her agent and s drunken movie star, bring him to club where girl is si he spouts Shakespeare to her, and publicity for her pours in. gets big radio contract on condition star appears with her, likes bay rum he sticks close.

When commander sends is arrested for complicity. is killed and sent back to camp. —dead.

Commodore, gangsters, culprits are brought to justice, by accident. Commodore's daughter and cub reporter.

Loew's “THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS”—Réandoiph Scott, Binnie Barnes,-Henry Wilcoxon, Bruce Cabot, Heather Angel.

Ralph Bellamy, D. Ross Lederman. id aided in comeback by reformed

formal criminal into partnership, ol He escapes, returns, kills reformed man, Suspicion saves her,

pianist and automobile manufacttirer., which heroine is’ chorus. maid, deception: is carried out. : is kidnaped, chorus girl goes on, is hearing entire story of deception, forgives.

Adolphe Menjou, Gregory

ges rescue * There irl Because But real

on eve of big broadcast. Stooges

get him back. Romance is between newspaper man-and torch singer.

Circle “THE TEXAS RANGERS”—Fred MacMurray, Jean Parker, Edward Ellis,

Jack Oakie, Lloyd

Bennie Bartlett, Directed by

Story—Three bandits, cornered in mid-west, make for new terriOn way they are split

up, two becoming Rangers, ‘the Two Rangers intend to carry on boys after bandit friend Other goes Then second one goes

Ronfante with commander's

'~—Fred Stone, Louise Latimer, Owen Davis Jr, Directed by Albert S. Rogell.

indictment” in murder trial. Cub track real murderers down, and reveal workings of mobsters. Romance between

Directed by

Story--Daughters of British Colonel and their escort, British Major, are rescued by Colonial Scout on way to Fort William Henry One daughter falls in love with scout, the other with one When the chase gets too hot and a rival Indian hurls 'self* from cliff. Other is rescued then Hawkeye is rescued by

British

Marguerite Churchill,

When gangster attempts to force attorney works ruse to get police

Lyric on stage—Vic Oliver, Family, Alphonse Berg, specialty; “STAR FOR A NIGHT” on screen—Claire| Trevor, Jane DarEvelyn Venable,

comedian and acrobatic dancing; : Gilbert Bebe Barri chorus.

J. Edward Bromberg, Dean

Story=Blind mother comes to Ameriga expecting to find three They pretend to be star of big show, concert

Aided by girls from show in Star of

huge success. Mother,

Dust Produces

Bakaleini- | Symphony | | Bakaleinikoff will |

Genuine Tears

Actress Uses Weed Pollen to Assure Results.

mes Special

HOL LYWOOD, Aug. :27.—When Jane Bryan cries in scenes in “The Case of the Caretaker’s Cat,” her tears reflect real anguish. Rather than trust conventional to produce tears, Miss Bryan, a hay fever sufferer, wrapped

| golden rod pollen in her handker-

chief.

The effect was so successiul that | an

Miss Bryan Kept weeping for hour or so after the scene was made.

{ Mdre cautious now, Miss Bryan takes

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Required of Star's Agent

He Advises on, Marriages Divorce, Vacations and Babies.

BY RUTH M'TAMMANY

Times Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 27.— | A star’s agent is supposed to be a Hollywood gentleman of ‘great leisure who has only to ‘dial a few numbers—state certain. terms—secure the | studio contract and advise his client that all is clear for the next three years.

He then collects his sizeable (?) percentage, puts his feet up on his desk, smokes a fat cigar and contemplates a trip to Honolulu, Palm

| | Springs, New York or British Colum-

bia. He is supposed to do that. does not. Running his business conscienti- | ously, efficiently and continually, he acts for the star in an advisory capacity on sundry matters such as career, marriages, divorces, vacations and babies. The agent who directs | 10 to 12 celebrities in their course across the firmament has just that many daily headaches—varying in intensity according to the hypersensitiveness of each on that par- | ticular day. One of these better known men has arr imposing list of topnotchers including. Joan = Crawford, Bette Davis, Leslie Howard, Joe E. Brown, { Warren Williams, Franchot Tone {and Dick Powell. The percentage {checks are large—his office and staff labor behind venetian blinds of an imposing residence. A fountain plays in a patio outside his window—a maid serves cool drinks. All is serene and peaceful on the

to town! ER

| TOMORROW | TILE PM. — AOL AFTER 6PM. ©

A scramboree- of fun. " makers and love-makers, stars and stooges, songsters and show-stoppers « «+ and how they clown

Three of the main characters in “The Last of the Mohicans,” the film adaptation of the famous James Fenimore Cooper classic, are shown above in They are ChingaHawkeye (Randolph Scott)

a tense scene from the picture. chock (Robert Barrat),

surface but in the private santorium —behind a large bunch of roses— the master of souls is talking over two telephones. “But you've already had your al-

lowance-—you can’t have any more— hold on a minute. . .” And into the other phone: “Can’t you play polo here . , . do you have to go to England?” Some stars who receive large salaries, have their agents give them an allowance and the rest is banked. They are always asking for more . it is’ the agent's job to refuse Which reminds us that a newspa-

FAYE - . MENJOU

——— TED HEALY » GREGORY RATOFF Oreceity psi mts > PATSY KELLY - MICHAEL WHALEN “"

and Uncas

Final Hour”

gram,

per correspondent on his visit to

Hollywood was invited to. inspect

several of the night clubs as ‘guest

of a star whose weekly pay envelope | to sign contracts for next season’s

bulges with several thousand dollars.

The last stop was the Trocadero where ginger ale is the. cost of champagne and where champagne is beyond “the. pale.” The check was $43. The star handed it to the poor correspondent .aying, “You'll have to take ‘this one—I spent my weekly allowance in the last place. My agent. is tough—he only allows me $30.” = When Leslie-Howard finished his

_ (They'll bowl you over with a brand new kind of musical clowning!) ;

APOLLO *

COMFORTABLY COOL — New. Ize) , Iz LTT

(Phillip Reed). Heather Angel furnish the female talent for the film which it to open at Lowe's tomorrow. with Ralph Bellamy Churchill is to be the second feature on the pro-

is got that thing=al

Binnie Barnes -and

“The and Marguerite

work in Romeo and Juliet, he left | Hollywood in a mad race to England.

Toi Offers

Newcomers Free Course

Dramatic Training = School to Be Available to Selected Group.

A free training school for theatrical talent is to open at the Civic Theater ‘this fall, Director Frederick Burleigh, announced today from his summer quarters in Cohasset,

Me.

The school will be a continuation of the apprentice group formed last year for the purpose of furnishing

ground and experienced supervision, such as once was provided by the gradually disappearing stock come panies. Applicants must apply at the theater and be able to give proof of their interest and ability. Mr. Burleigh reserves the right to choose only those whom he feels are suited 0 the work. i

No Regular Classes

There are to be no regular classes or academic work, since the training will be in the form of actual experience in a well-equipped and organized theater. All work is to be done under the

Nothing could hold him...not even

pictures. Whimsical, elusive Howard

was polo-bent to his home country and nothing else mattered: But there was a little item regarding his next picture “Bonnie ‘Prince Charlie.” His agent flew to New York—took a fast boat—found Howard at his English home complaining about fog and yearning for the sun of California. They are both on the high seas en route to New York.

director's supervision, and is to be carried on by group and individual assignment. Apprentices will be given work on production crews and will be Privileged t to attend all Civic rehearsals. E

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