Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1937 — Page 10
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1937 '
ENGLISH FILM TELLS STIRRING STORY; SCRIBNER STARS AT LYRIC
British Defeat of Spanish
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FOR QUEEN AND COUNTRY
Armada Is Plot of Picture; Radio Impersonator Here
Over England" Shows Contrast in Life Of Twe Nations.
"Fire
A stirring if fictional story behind England's defeat the mighty Spanish Armada, brilliantly seven sagacious players, is on view at Loew's this week under the title, “Fire Over England.” It is one of the best of the many English films which have shown to local theater-goers in the past few months. Released by the prolific Alexander Korda, “Fire Over England” was produced bv Erich Pommer with direction by Hollywood's William K. Howard. who also direct many Fox films, M-G-M's n and Paramount's Pugitive England” of the
of
ed “Rendezvous “Mary Burns “Fire Over much the story
is not Armada’s destruction as it is a fine, clear picture of E patriotism, of Spanish “prudence.” of Queen Elizabeth and a few of England's leaders.
SO
nglish
Defines English Tdeals
Tt defines in action and in words English freedom of thought and life contrast to the state supreme of Philip of Spain. Indeed, it may be an excellent propaganda picture arouse the English people, as Elizabeth moved them three and a hall centuries ago, against invasion of as ‘well invasion of
m
to
thought as armies For such a character study “Fire Over kngland,” there is prisingly interesting action, and for good measure the conventional love story threads the scenes which otherwise would be disconnected historical (or fictional) fragments, each interesting in itself but without adhesion to the whole. The of daring behind the Armada’s defeat is told in actions of voung Michael, superbly played by Lawrence Olivier. Michael's hatred of Spain is fired by his father's ath in the Inquisition, and his mission as Elizabeth's spy to King Philip's court, compl leted successfully at great risk of life, helped make possible the crushing blow delivered Spain's rising power by the Armada’s destruction. And Michael very obviously is intended to represent all the loyalty and patriotism of England to its Queen.
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story
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Queen Sensitively
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us a sensitive Queen Elizabeth, ‘Good Queen jealous creabv some
R0bson jon of drawing her neither as Bess” the crafty, ture she has heen painted write but thoughtiu 1 thanked God her naw her sea vicPainfully vain, perhaps, and occasionally temperamental, Miss F.obson’'s Elizabeth stands as an astute character study accuracv of her conception of Elizabeth something for the historians—not me—to argue Miss Robson's supporting cast attractive and young Vivien Leigh in the role Cynthia, Elizabeth's maid-in-waiting and sweetheart of Michael. The Russian actress, TamDesni, is charming in her fou with Michael during his soin Spain As the Earl of Leicester, trusted adviser and companion, the able Leslie Banks plays a role almost too small for his capabilities. raymond Massey as Philip of Spain only two brief scenes to convev his ideal of state suppression of individual thought, as contrasted to Elizabeth's love (in the picture, at least) of individual freedom. This he does most excellently Selten as the senile Lord Burleigh likewise tinguished performance.
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Shortcomings Apparent
Despite its historical
Fneoland's”
excellent cast and background, “Fire Over shortcomings will be ap-movie-goers Its rihrightness tends. on make it dull. and its connect manv individual the action.as a whole the finished product to lack ion Its merits, though, far number the demerits for the cinema patron Loe second picture is “Let Get. Married.” starring Ida Lupino Ralph Bellamy and Reginald Denn 1 2 fai 'Y amusing romance which politician's daughter and forecaster mm a case of fireworks from first sight roles are plaved with usual competence bv Miss Lupino and Mr. Bellamy, and Dr. Denn and Walter Connolly are capable enough supporiing roles Not a sparkling comedy “Lets ‘Get Married” offers as many laughs as the average, better than many trailer pictures By R. N)
2ND WEEK
KEITH'S | maw | FEDERAL PLAYERS
"THE DELUGE"
By Frank Allen NIGHTS ONLY—15¢,
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WEEK MARCH
Bruce Cabot, Marguerite Churehin “LEGION OF TERROR" Claire Trevor, Michael Whalen “CAREE R WOMAN” “Forced Landing” (Midnt. Show) Cork's
SKY i. "HARBOR
“dav, Afe Couple Befare 9:30.55 Conp’» 5:70 to 12-50 Couple 12 to 1Rs Connle After ondas She Couple.
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| leader of an attempted prison break. Vigtor
[ claim the $100,000 reward.
Morton |
Victor Melaglen Gives |
Good Performance in
Screen Offering.
It is Jimmy Scribner, clev-|
er creator of radio's popular
“Johnson Family,” who is!
packing them in at the Lyric] this week. But if you go there you will find, in addi- | tion to the diverting business of Mr. Scribner and others on the stage bill, Victor MecLaglen in his best portrayal | “The Informer.” McLaglen is featured with Walter Connolly and Peter Lorre in “Nancy Steele Is Missing.” The story is by Charles Francis Coe, and | was written when public interest in | kidnaping was at its height. Consequently it suffers slightly from its “occasional” character. But most of the deficiencies are overcome by | pence Olivier. the screen treatment and the per- | - formances of the featured players.
since Mr,
An Enelish spy trapped in a Spanish castle, Laugets out of an embarrassing predica-
George Marshall's direction 1s sensitive, smoothly paced and highly WHAT, WHEN, WHERE imaginative, and Gene Fowler and Hal Long have fashioned a screen ArOoLLO play of dramatic power, “n Halv Terror.” . with
11. 12:48, "2:36, 4:33.
Ja At 6.21. nd 9:37
Kidnap Boss’ Daughter CIRCLE
As Dannie O'Neill, an ardent foe ‘Swing High Swing Low with
of war though personally belliger Carole Lombard and Fred Ma cMus ent. Mr. McLaglen looks once more ray. at 11:10; 1:2 7:54 like one of the screen's best charac- and 10.05 ter actors. Dannie hates his employer, Michael Steele, for his Dehige.” profiteering as a munitions manu- Curt facturer. So just before America’s entrance into the World War, he Fire Over England.’ kidnaps Steele's infant daughter, | Fhe and Lanre BE Rilo Reltame. "at. 13:95" TH 415 Jailed for assault and 9:03 resisting an officer, leads him to a longer
KEITH'S Presented by an at 8:30
LOEW'S
Ware
and battery and Dannie's temper sentence as No Hes teele 1s Missing,” with or NE glen, at 11 03.3 1d. 10:30, Vaudeville “Ton age) “3 30, 6:38 and 9:28
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Terrol with Careerw
LYRIC
After 17 vears he is released and at 1 returns to the family that has kept Nancv. He takes her to New York where he meets Steele, who gives him a job as gardner on his estate Meanwhile the crafty “Professor” Sturm, Dannie’s cell mate, has discovered his secret and plans to
nf
Bruce oman,’ with
“Legion Cabot Alsn Claire Trevol AMBASSADOR
Margo and Bur Woman Alone,’
erset with adith Also 1a Sidney
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Who Lived ih Texas. with
“Wint aess Mel with Syl
He wounds Dannie, gets the iden- “" tifving baby clothes and passes off Also ) a shop girl on the grateful Steele Ritter
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Man . Tex
Trouble
Dannie pursues Sturm, brings him | back and makes him confess the Jee CN So, with his old hate for teele destroved by his love for his tr , Dannie surrenders the girl and willingly goes back to spend the rest of his life in prison. Is Splendid
as his own daughter. Whereupon Rivoli Schedules
Connolly enthusiasms for | Donald Duck, Joe Cantor, has announced following a chec up on box office drawing power the two Walt Disney characters. The Donald Duck fans, are going to have a week of favorite character, heginning dav, Mr. Cantor announces.
Connolly as another
Mr. contributes formance, and Mr relief from bogey Sturm with sly and June Lang as Nancy the cast help lend might easilv have other melodrama.
Anvone who enjovs Mr. Seribner's radio programs should be delighted with his vandeville act, which consists of a one-man impersonation of 22 different characters Most of these are introduced to Lyric audiences. followed by the “wedding” of two of Mr. Scribner's creations, Lucy and Peewee. In addition son Sisters
Michael Steele splendid perLorre, given a -man roles, plavs crafty artistry, and others in stature to what been just ana 40-minute group of cartoo Donald, along with bill consisting of Country and the Woman,” George Brent and “One Way liam Powell and Kay
| fer starring regular wi
Passage.” Francis. be offered in addition to Mahoney,” and “Man of Affairs,” George Arlis:
which there are the Watveteran comedians and perennial favorites with local variety devotees; a skillful rollerskating act called the Three Flames; Allen and Kent, accomplished dancers, and a new turn called the New Yorkers, featuring Gwrnn and Celete, ballroom dancers formerly of Indianapolis. They are making a very creditable vaudeville debut this week. By. J. Q. T. MICKEY GAINS FAME Mickey Rooney's orchestra is becoming more than just a hobbv The youthful actor recently received a flattering offer from a coast-to-oast broadcasting company, and wants to accept it.
JUDY IN TRAINING
finished h
Sophie Tucker has
first
“Red Hot Mama,” by to sing “Some of These Days.” work together in “Broadway ody of 1937.”
D mmm TONIGHT — r DENNY DUTTON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA 40¢ All Evening SPECIAL TUES. —Ladies’
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World-Wide Acclaim as Spectacular Tale of Love and Adventure!
Flara Robson Laurence Olivier
A Red-Headed Spitfire Gets Her Man—1937 Style!
IDA LUPINO
et S Aetiimied
RALPH BELLAMY REGINALD DENNY
with
n Thursday a second group w “Arizona featuring Buster Crabbe, stars
Cartoon Groups
Rivoli patrons are divided in their Mickey Mouse and manager,
kof
however, their MonThe first three davs of next week will of-
ns
the “God's
th
and Beverlev Roberts, with Wil-
ill
er
step in preparing Judy Gar- | land to take over her crown of the teaching her They Mel-
D A
N C E
from “Fire Over Elizabeth's reign.
The scene is of Queen
ment as best he can. England,” Loew's film
Jane Withers Foils Spies In Apollo's Holy Terror’
By JAMES THRASHER
Weary of the traditional fixing-up of fractured romances that marks
most, child-star film plots. Jane Withers’ employers have turned her loose on the U. S. Navy in “The Holy Terror,” now at the Apollo.
Jane, in her newest effort, steps®—— rr _
out ahead of Shirley Temple as a into the secret
hatch a rascally
looks they
| restaurant plane's hanga plot.
a gang of inIn addisuch routine things Mar-tap-dancing, and winning Naval Air
fixer-upper by foiling
ternational spies—no less The night of the sailors’ musical show at “The Golden Anchor,” they bring in a buncn of thugs who hurl tomatoes at the performers start a brawl. This gets put out of business, and they install a telescopic camera and start drawing plans Eventually Jane discovers on the day of a big review. Because she can’t reach her father, she plugs in on the radio communication with the fliers mn the air and orders them to “bail out” above the restaurant. There ensues a lively low-comedy fight. After it is all over, the little heroine who has broken up the spy rings gets a brand new model air-
tion she does as
the lovelorn Anthony
Rav,
show
uniting tin staging
and Leah a sailers’ the affection of the fusty Base commander, There certainly is
an embarrassing them
profusion of plot angles in this opus First of all , there is Jane's talent for getting into trouble. As Corky Wallace, she's the pet of the air base and the despair of her father, a lieutenant. Then there is the feud between Mr. Martin and Fred Kohler Jr. for the hand of Miss Ray, who runs “The Golden Anchor,” a plane from the base commander. restaurant and sailors’ hangout that | Nothing's too good for our Jane. looks like a New York night club - an There is a secret plane being built — ” bv the Government and the gang in- s i 8 |. (1 | tent upon getting its specifications CaN g for rival powers. : = “XR ; The early part of the picture is devoted to Jane's mischief and the Martin-Rav love making, which consists of the two principals playing peek-a-boo behind the kitchen range and singing theme songs to each other, Two secret agents Golden Anchor’ at the time Messrs Martin and Kohler are engaged in a pugilistic joust for Miss Ray's affections. The spies learn that such things are likely to have the place shut up. and since thev already know that the tower Rtop the
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| Barbara O'Neil, who played | | in Katharine |
| Diana Rivers | Hepburn's “Jane Eyre” company at English's this month,
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Road” at
moving in on April
in “Hurricane,” Jael McCrea and
Laage star
dame De | which will | Margo. “Stella Dallas” Boles and Barbara Stanwyck, with | King Vidor directing. Miss O'Neil's | role was done in the silent version by Alice Jovce. Mary Astor inally was slated for the part in {the present picture, but was forced
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screen star and the famous flyer-
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The Week End's Best Attractions
At Your Neighborhood Theater
EAST SIDE N55 E. 10th Doors Open 5:13
R | VOL Refurn Showing
Clark Gable “CHINA SEAN" Michael Whalen “WOMAN WISE” EXTRA trast Show Tonight Only! Crashy-Carole Lombard
“WE ‘RE NOT DRESSING” Sun. Double Feature—Geo, Rrent God's Country and the Woman’ “ONE WAY PASSAGE” 2442 E. Wash, St, Double Feature Bobby Breen “RAINBOW ON THE RIVER" “STAR FOR A NIGHT" Sun. Double Feature—Lily Pon= “THAT GIRL FROM PARIS” “CAN THIS BE DIXIE?" 4020 E. New York
Double Feature Lily Pons
“THAT GIRL FROM PARIS” “CASE OF THE BLACK CAT" Sun. Double Teature—Gary Cooper “THE PLAINSMAN" “COME CLOSER FOLKR"
550% E. Wash, St. R RV | NG Duybn Feature Ricardo C orter “CASE OF THE BLACK CAT “WHITE HUNTER" Double Feature--Gary Cooper “THE PLAINSMAN" “THREE MARRIED MEN" Double Feature
Emerson James Dunn “COME CLOSER, FOLKR" “CAN THIS BE DIXIE?" sun. Double Feature—Jean Arthur “MORE THAN A SECRETARY” “THE GREAT GUY" tiouhble Feature
Ha m | ton Ricardn Cortex “THE CASE OF THE BLACK CAT” “SING ME A LOVE SONG” Sun. Dornble Featurr—Chax. Bover “THE GARDEN OF ALLAH" ‘CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA’
Strand 1332 E. Wash, St.
Nouble Feature Ralnh Bellamy CSOOUNTERFEIT LADY” “COME AND GET IT" Xun. Double Featnre—George Reent “MORE THAN A SECRETARY “BELOVED ENEMY”
Sun.
1630 FE. 10th
2116 KE. 10th Su
BE. Wash.
Paramoun tom: pee
“ACCUSING FINGER’ ? “CALIFORNIA MAIL" Sun. ILE a Benny “COLLEGE HOLIDAY" “LOVE ON THE RUN"
BIJOU |;
Double Feature oY: Sh Woolsey “MUMMIE'S BOY “MEN OF THE PLAINS" Sun. oN Feature—VNoretta Young
ADIES IN LOVE”
av i 4
“WITHOUT ORDERS" NORTH SIDE Minois and 34th
Double Feature Deanna Durbin
“THREE SMART GIRLS" “WOMAN WISE” Eun. Double Feature—Geo. Arliss “MAN OF AFFAIRS" “GARDEN OF ALLAR" 1500 Roosevelt
Ave, Double Feature Marsha Hunt
“EASY TO TAKE” “THE COWBOY STAR" Nuh. Double TREAT GU —
CREE
St. Clair ™
E. ‘Washington
AAAAAAAAAAAPAINIAPPAPAANAAPNAPAPA SNAPP NP
NORTH SIDE Double Feature
Za ri ng Burgess Merideth “WINTERSET" Shirley Temple “STOWAWAY" Sin. Double Brent “God's Country and the Woman’ “SING ME A LOVE SONG” Poauhle Feature
U ptown (iene Ravmond
“WALKING ON AIR" “GENERAL SPANKY"
Dunn
WEST
302 Ww, S A | Double Feature
Boris Karlaf “THE MAN WHO LIVED AGAIN" Joe EE. Brown “TOLO JOE" Nouhle Veature Henle “ONE IN A MILLION" “MAKE WAY FOR A LADY"
B t ™ Ndi : a eimon WI nity “THE ACCUSING FINGER" “WANTED: JANE TURNER" Sun. Double Feature—Merle Oberon “BELOVED ENEMY" Burgess Merideth “WINTERSET”
ST
Central at Fall Crk, 1th Sti,
Sun Sonja
Yeature—=Geo
1'nd & College
Sun. Double Feature—James “COME CLOSER. FOLKS" Walter Huston “DODSWORTH” Pot ta DA | SY James Gleason “THE PLOT THICKENS" “COME AND GET IT" Sun. Double Feature—Sonja Henie “ONE IN A MILLION" “THREE SMART GIRLS" Double Feature
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2510 W, Mich St, Donhle ¥eatura has, Starett
“COWBOY STAR" “NORTH OF NOML" Double Veature—¥Fred Mae Murray “CHAMPAGNE WALTZ" “ONCE A DOCTOR"
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Howard & Rlaine Double Feature
Howard ose ven “AVENGING WATERS" “THREE MARRIED MEN" Sun. Double Feature— Wm, Powell “AFTER THE THIN MAN’ “Luckiest Man in the World”
Udell at Clifton
Sun. Double Feature “TRANSATLANTIC Geo. Arliss “MR. Double Feature
Talbott Lilv Pons
“THAT GIRL FROM PARIS” “THREE SMART GIRLS"
Cagney
SOUTH SIDE
Granada run
Iamex Cagney “THE GREAT GUY” Olsen & Johnson “COUNTRY GENTLEMAN" I.ong, Lingering Laughs
Talbott & 27nd
1015 Virginia Ave, Dauhle Feature Sunday
Douhle Feature—Jas
“GREAT GUY" Greta Garbo “CAMILLE”
REX fo
“PON'T TURN 'EM LOOSE" “THEY MET IN A TAXT" Kun, Donhle Feafure—Wm “AFTER THE THIN MAN" Glenda Farrell “SMART BLONDE"
Garrick
Showing
Sun,
30th at Northw't'n Donhle Jeature Stone
Fountain Square
Double Feature Original Stage Cast “WINTERSET" “SECRET VALLEY" Eun. Doanhle Feature—Jark Benny
“COLLEGE HOLIDAY “COUNTERFEIT LADY”
Sanders pe reo “SATAN MET A LADY “HERE COMES CARTER" Kun. Donhle Feature—RBing Croshy “PENNIES FROM HEAVEN" “SMART BLONDE" Double Feature
Avalon William Be vd “Hopalong Cassady Returns” John Boles “CRAIG'S WIFE"
sun. Double Feature— Gary Cooper “THE GENERAL DIES AT DAWN” “OUR RELATIONW”
O » 1105 8. Meridian Bt Double Feature rienta ne Withers “CAN THIS BE DIXIE?" Warner Baxter “White Hunter” Kun. Double Feature—Lily Pony “GIRL FROM PARIN" “OUR RELATIONN" Doable Feature
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“THREE MARRIED MEN" CATLD BRIAN KENTY
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MAD HOLIDAY" “King of the Roval Mounted” Hun, Danhle on
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Alwavs the Daahle Feature
Pankle ¥Feature— Wheeler & Wanluey ‘MUMMIE'S BOYSR" Also “THE BIG GAME"
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Sun.
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“RHODES” “JATL BREAK"
Double “ANTHONY
Pros, Chuarchmah
1th & College be Mle Feature Walter Huston
Yeature—Frederic March ADVERSE” THE PECON’
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MECCA prin rextors
| “Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back” “CALIFORNIA MAIL" Double Veature—Warren William “SATAN MET A LADY" “END OF THE TRAIL” Nouhle Feature
DREAM Barton McLane “BENGAL TIGER" “FLYING HOSTESS” Nophle Featnrs—Clark G ahle “CAIN AND MABEL" “BANJO ON MY KNEE"
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