Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1937 — Page 11

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British Defeat of Spanish Armada Is Plot of Picture; Radio Impersonator Here

"Fire

Over England" Shows Contrast in Life Of Two Nations.

A stirring if fictional stom behind England's defeat the mighty Spanish Armada, brilliantly acted hy seven sagacious plavers, is on at Loew's this week une Over Eng-

a ‘cast of

View der the title, “Ii land.” It is one of the best English films w Jocal theater-goers months Released Alexander Korda land” was produced mer with direction William K. Howard many Fox Rendezvous” and “Mary Burns, Pugitive.’ Fire Over England” ich the story of the rction as it is a fine English patriotism, of prudence.” of Queen Elizabeth & few of England's leaders

Defines English Ideals

Tt defines in

of the many have shown to in the past few bv the prolific “Fire Over EngErich PomHollvwood's also di-M-G-M?s Paramount's

hich

by by who

Nims

is not Armada’s declear picture Spanist ana

and in words English freedom of thought and life in contrast to the state supreme of Philip of Spain. Indeed, it mav be an excellent propaganda picture to arouse the English people, as Klizabeth moved them three and a hall centuries ago, against invasion of thought as well invasion of armies For

Fire

action

as such a8 eharacter stud: Over England,” there interesting action, and fou measure the conventional love threads the scenes which otherwise would be disconnected historical (or fictional} fragments, each interesting in but withadhesion to the whole [he story of daring behind 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 in the Inquisition, and his as Elizabeth's spy to King court, completed successat great risk of life, helped make possible the crushing blow devered Spain's rising power by the Armada’s destruction. And Michael verv obviously is intended to reprelovalty and patriotism to its Queen.

as is surpricing good

story

itself

out

death mission Philip's

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sent the

ANA

of Engle

Gueen Sensitively Portraved

Robson erpreta drawing her Ross”

frie

gives us a sensitive Queen Elizabeth, as “Good Queen crafty, jealous creapainted by some but as =a thoughtful ana hanked God 1 ag her naw her sea vicPainfully vain. perhaps, and temperamental, Miss Elizabeth stands as an character study—the accurof her conception of Elizabeth is something for the historians—not for me—-to argue Miss Robson's supporting

Flora int fron ol neither nor the she has been

0. the modern writers,

rewd. DOSSessive cious Queen who

for

occasionally Robson's astute " \

and \h includes ver voung Vivien Leigh, Cynthia, Elizabeth's sweetheart of

Olivier's cast the attractive and in the role of maid-in-waiting and Michael. The Russian actress, Tamara Desni, is charming in her fw scenes with Michael during his soin Spain As the Earl of Leicester, Elizabeth's trusted adviser and companion, the able Leslie Banks plays a role almost too small for his capabilities. Raymond Massey as Philip of Spain has 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 Morton Selten as the senile and courageous Lord Burleigh likewis e gives a distinguished performance.

journs

Shortcomings Despite historical England's” parent to lack of occasion 10 failure

seenes

Apparent

its excellent east and background, “Fire Over shortcomings will be apmost movie-goers. Its forthrightness tends on make it dull. and its to connect many individual into the action.as a whole the finished produet to lack conviction Its merits, though, far outnumber the demerits for the thoughtful cinema patron Loew's second picture is “Let's Get Married,” starring Ida Lupino Ralph Bellamy and Reginald Denny fairly amusing romance which involves a politician's daughter and a weather forecaster in 8 case nf and fireworks from first Leading roles are plaved competence bv Miss and Mr. Bellamy, and Dr. Denn and Walter Connolly are capable enough in supporting roles Not a sparkling comedy, "Let's Get Married” offers as manv laughs as average, is better than many trailer pictures By R. N)

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Scribner, clevof radio's popular “Johnson Family,” who packing them in at the Lyric this But if you go there vou will find, tion to the diverting business of Mr. Scribner and others on the stage bill, Laglen in his best portrayal since “The Informer.” Mr. McLaglen is featured with

Walter Connolly and Peter Lorre in “Nancy Steele Is Missing.” The

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ENGLISH FILM TELLS STIRRING STORY; SCRIBNER STARS

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QUEEN AND COUNTRY"

. ) . | ' ! Miss e| a long-term contract, She is io have a leading part in a remake of

Victor Mclaglen Gives

is! in addi- |!

Victor Mec- |

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 the screen treatment and the performances of the featured plavers. George Marshall's direction is sens smoothly paced and highly imaginative, and Gene Fowler and Hal Long have fashioned a screen play of dramatic power,

sve,

Kidnap Boss’ Daughter

As Dannie O'Neill, an ardent foe of war though personally belligerent. Mr. McLaglen looks once more like one of the sereen’s best character actors. Dannie hates his emplover, Michael Steele, for his profiteering as a munitions manufacturer. So just before America’s entrance into the World War, he kidnaps Steele's infant daughter, Nancy Jailed for assault resisting an officer, Dannie's temper leads him to a longer sentence as leader of an attempted prison break. After 17 vears he is released and returns to the family that has kept Nancy 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 claim the $100.000 reward. He wounds Dannie, gets the identifying baby clothes and passes off a shop girl on the grateful Steele as his own daughter. Whereupon Dannie pursues Sturm, brings him back and makes him confess the deception. So, with his old hate for Steele destroved by his love for his daughter, Dannie surrenders the girl and willingly goes back to spend the rest of his life in prison. Is Splendid

and battery and

Connolly Michael Steele splendid perLorre, given a

Mr. Connolly as contributes another formance, and Mr relief from bogev-man roles, plavs Sturm with sly and crafty artistry June Lang as Nancy and others in the help lend stature to what might easilv have been just ane other melodrama. Anvone who enjovs Mr, Seribner's radio programs should be delighted with his vaudeville act, which consists of a8 one-man impersonation of 22 different characters Most of these are introduced to Lyric andiences, followed by the “wedding” of two of Mr. Scribner's creations, Lucy and Peewee, In addition son Sisters,

cast

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 Gwinn and Celete, ballroom dancers formerly of Indianapolis. They are making a very creditable vaudeville debut this week. By. J. Q. TIT.)

MICKEY GAINS FAME

Mickey Rooney's orchestra is becoming more than just a hobby. The youthful actor recently received a flattering offer from a coast-to-‘oast broadcasting company, and wants to accept it.

W orld-Wide Acclaim as Spectacular Tale of Tove

An English spy trapped in a rence Olivier, gets out

Spanish castle, Lauof an embarrassing predica-

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Rivoli Schedules

Cartoon Groups

Rivoli patrons are divided in their

enthusiasms for Mickey Donald Duck, Joe Cantor, has announced following a chee 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 Mo dav, Mr. Cantor announces. T

Mouse and manager,

Kof

however, their

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fer a 40-minute group of cartoor

Donald, along with t bill consisting of and the Woman,” wi George Brent and Beverley Rober and "One Way Passage,” with W liam Powell and Kay Francis On

be offered

starring regular

County

in addition to Mahoney.” featuring Buster and “Man of Affairs,” which George Arliss

JUDY IN TRAINING

has finished Judy

Sophie Tucker first step in preparing | land to take over “Red Hot Mama,” by to sing “Some of These Days.” work together in “Broadway ody of 1937."

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Jane Withers Foils Spies

In Apollo's ‘Holy Terror’

By JAMES THRASHER

Weary of the traditional fixing-up of fractured romance: emplovers

Jane Withers’ The Holy Terror,” steps®

most child-star loose on the U Jane, in her

film plots S. Navy in newest effort, of Shirley fixer-upper by

now

out ahead Temple as a | pegtanrant looks

plane's hanga: plot,

a gang of inIn addisuch routine things Anthony Mar-tap-dancing, and winning Air

foiling ternational spies—no less The show at “The bring in a bunch tomatoes at start a brawl

tion she does as

uniting the lovelorn

tin and Leah Ray,

staging a sailors’ show

the affection of the fusty Naval ing plans Eventually on the day of

There certainly is an embarrasing

profusion of plot angles in this opus First of all Jane's talent for getting into trouble. As Corky Wallace, the air and the despair of her father, a | Then there is the feud Martin and Fred Kohthe hand of Miss Ray, who runs “The Golden Anchor,” a restaurant and sailors’ hangout that looks like a New York night club There is a secret plane being built by the Government and the gang intent upon getting its specifications for rival powers. 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 drop in at “The 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 they already know that the tower atop the

Jan , there is

she's the pet of base

0 “bail out” There ensues a fight After it between Mr ler Jr. for rings gets a plane from

Nothing

‘the

have

into they

night of the Golden

the This put out of busine: a telescopic camera and start draw-

a big review she can’t reach her father. in on the radio communication with

the fliers in the air

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the role was done in the zilent version

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inally was slated for the part in | I at Stake, Press | the present picture, but was forced Agents Claim.

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