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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1937

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Critics and MONTGOMERY IN KILLER'S ROLE Play Seen ||PARIS MELODRAMA STAR Muni Planning

Long Vacation

Public Join [EEE BE Satire Upon | EE i]

HOLLYWOOD, May 6. — Paul

In Acclaim > UE Amateurs Ton a

; finishing his next picture but denied : : | he intended retiring from the screen, "Hi ; | M d 2 d : : 2 Ci po Th $ $ E : d S ! |" “For many years I have been looks ; Istor i '] : 4 vi earerTo tn ea- : ing forward to the time when : Or Naas = hight | : 5 : : i 4 ¢ | : = could take a year's trip around the ; ! : : ints : San 1 i 3 : : aE : i world,” Mufli, declared. “I probably and 'Good Earth’ on . Ei ip son With Productionto . a ; i 1 1 . 2 i 4 a X : B : ; fall” : Best List. Sa i : : : Open Tomorrow. 4 Muni at present is working on a 2: J i a & : ! picture based on the life of Emile ( i | 2 ; = : : 4 3 1vi 7 : ; Zola, and then will do a picture on Local theatergoers and | : A cast of experienced Civic DO I or

Scripps-Howard movie review-| i Ea : WO Theater players will bring gre sE ) rt. EUP ers are agreed that “Wake Up ia : : ec : : the groyp’s last offering of : : UNA DROPS MAKE a iva; ; tal : ? : i: : : . 2 Rn. “The ; 3 For her role in “The Old Soak, and Live” is grand entertain- | i ; 1 the 1936-37 Senses, aL Una Merkel appears before the ment. | ! Torch Bearers,” to the Play- ca : camera without make-up for the iC prov i - boards for six nights The movie portion of Tom Devine’s opening Indiana show |begin- | fist time in her career. e public proved its en ouse boards 2 : g : ; > Bow] : t OW ning tomorrow will feature Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Dolores Del Rio thusiasm for the Walter eginning tomorrow. (above) in “Accused,” a melodramatic story set in Paris. The stage Winchell-Ben Bernie comedy

vehicle by turning out in such

He's Coming

| | = : § : : ; "| gut and William Sines, are| irl swing band and large cast. neth Collins, Apollo manager, | . to Because of a minor throat ailment, Sch f M s Des | gd N Sough I | O01 O usi downtown theater. : SIC replaced by Martha Whyte, who ; Apollo. tomorrow. will be shown be- : i hs Fe 25 ) 4 2 5 Mrs. Lilith Baur of Terre Haute, | day announced appointment of Ed- anapolis Symphony Orchestra 'v over “Wake ¢ arom country over named ake Up and Mildred | University graduate, and last sum-|}~artists,” according to Fabien played at the Circle, in second place, Ts we 3 : ers in the cast include Harold ArnMcManamon, Frances Wescott and | Mr. Holloway: will direct the In- ters, Murat Theater, by mid-

Two players, Alice Vonne-| bill will present Count Berni Vici's “Spices of 1937,” featuring an all- Ri large numbers that Col. Ken- | making debuts in the George H J ; Kelly .comedy. Oo loway oins | today announced the. film will stay ¢ another week—its third—in the Dorothy Jay Robinson has Migs drawn from the cast. She is to be “The Prince and the Pauper,” rs nis Bo For Prog rams ‘ev y made- her Civic debut in * is : ; jpreviously scheduled to open af the Treason.” | The Irvington School of Music to- A permanent design for Indiginning Friday, May 14. br Shi hi i : : ScrippssHoward. reviewers the who formerly was active in the | ward Howard Holloway to the voice || programs will be selected from 3 p : group's productions, is to appear as department faculty. He is a DePauw those submitted by Indiana Live” thé April hit picture, with : a a : a “guest star,” and Mrs. : : : : ) “History Is Made at Night » which | Ea Tr ¥ mt : Fauvre, also has a leading role. Oth- | mer studied at the Mary Howe-Bur- || Sevitzky, conductor. All entries, OL: : . : ; ton studio in Boston. He also has|| to be considered by the judges, and “Good Earth.” which was road- SHAY : ca kT holter, Norman Buchan, George served in various capacities in sev- must be at the Indiana State || MLAS shown at Loew's. third. ! ; : : Hey : 3 ; Fotheringham, Bill Cook, Eugene eral Indianapolis church choirs. Symphony Society Headquar- | Presents Praise” Is. Enthusiastic i - ou : wo : : Ris : i Ivy Ann Fuller. dianapolis Light Opera company’s|| night, Aug. 31. | : § 7 Reviewers used high-powered ad- a 2 ’ SoA k : . Play Within Play presentation of “The Bohemian | Symphony choir auditions will || | : : * ‘ jectives to pay tribute to the Twen- 7 HE ; x 1 : : LST Girl” in Southport on May 14 and || continue Monday and Tuesday || 7 i tieth Century-Fox film, which re-| ST i af ; : . 3 : ; ; Ah Mr. Kelly's comedy, satirizing the 15, and. during the summer he will evening, Mr. Sevitzky - an-- || - “ceived far more votes than did “His- | 5 g wr : : : 3 5 Little Theater movement, is ‘con-- take over voice classes at the Irv-|| nounced, at the Athenaeum. || en - tory Is Made at Night” and “Good | Cf SHEE : 3 3 3 ; Ll cerned chiefly with problems of pro- | ington school now conducted by|| Appointments are not neces- || and His!Orchestra Earth” : 7 SO Kr ; : ducing a one-act play for charity.) gignorita Adelaide Conte. : | PICKETS | If Purchased Before 6 P.M. William Boehnel, New York] ; x ne : ’ : hn the fost ack he audience wit- . Tos . ; " | { Massachusetts Ave. and World. Teledram | reviewer. siomnoad he ET : 5 : : wt nesses dress rehearsal of the play |released by Fox under the banner, SOC | New Jersey or Hook's 4b the Yaron COTTE “her in Som : i, SE Ei 3 ; Jn, within the play, and the second act | “Doubting Thomas.” gees ts Cree ‘ Downtown Drug Store. i he liked “Wake Up and Live" | : = : Hb p i ; ia presents a backstage view during| The Civic will provide patrons Q | because “it has a vy brick | : 5 ; i abe A. : : 2 the performance. with ballots for voting on ‘next sea- t is { MURAT l story’ ‘which has been re-shumsd | Eo ! >» ; : ~ : Many may recall Mr. Kelly's son's offerings. The play is the last ow J | | in such a licht and deft manner | ° The Hollywood camera reveals a psychopathic of the thrilling stage play by the same name. His Somtienl reaiment of SE tes 2 2 Sijented by Progenies Bei elven Dore : i r that it makes old materials seem | Killer; as conceived and created by Robert Mont- costar is Rosalind Russell. The film opens tomor- |2ilical In nis Snegie lS ) ambany e7 “WOMEN OF GLAMOUR” | ; which Tallulah Bankhead brought | summer stock work in Massachusetts, | | ety Ah ; a

has, a delightful and tuneful score: | : 5 ] e because the er: is fast and film version of “The Torch Bearers theater post. | Wednesday Nite, May 12

pre ght | wha, wien, where | Radio Vocalist [lp oc || CLING AND SWING! ee

Date of Dance. Box Office

Alice Faye, Walter Winchell, who is really splendid, and by all the others APOLLO

Sa | amie | TOR In Suir (™) Actor|| STAND UP AND SINGS

Hubert Roussel of the Houston | Wonerel Bea Boy 20 550 Ri | £S¢€ } S Paisy Kelly, at 11:29. 1:29, 3:20, 5:29, { { Ha n ’ a (Tex.) Press declared the film “isj] 7'2%and 9:29 By United Press {| By United Press They re head over heels mn rhythm! the most nourishing, fresh and 2 CIRCLE ! PITTSBURGH, May 6.—The song, | HOLLYWOOD. May 6.— ® frisky musical I have had the luck Maan open 1 Lote) with pai | “When Your Road. Leads My Way" || Ruefully, Henry Wilcoxon, Brit- : to encounter in six months. I think || 3.50 7 and 10:15. Also “Her Hus- led Nick Lucas, radio and screen ish screen actor, today ofmost of its patrons will share that yan tes” Sis Bisarde Cortez. at | |gsinger, into Federal Court today as | fered two coronation tickets for feeling When they've ‘recovered { i INDIANA . la defendant in a breach .of con- ||.$200—half" price. from their paroxysms of joy.” | » il gv oo iat | tract suit. 1 Wilcoxon and his wife bought 2 | m ng e rust,” base i ; : Joins Noted List No ales (taekyl Lhgenos Is | Piaingify wore Frank Slasio and | mi Cid oy : nt g ROOT CHL), N | | Ralph Anthony, Canonsburg, Pa. 3 ase : a Dparenily patrons do, for few | 4 : | Stasio and Anthony claimed they to Hollywood for an emergency ms attract [sufficient public in- “Sald| Pasha" musical comedy pre- | wrote “When Your Road Leads My || appearance before the cameras

Tr 4 r ; reeks | | sented {by Federal Players. Curtain . iis ; . . r six re} terest to play more than two w bj SSnie | Way” in an agreement with Lucas | after only six days in London.

3 : s | 3. = Tndishapans The Apolo id LOEW'S | whereby he would have the song ‘Under Two Flags” with its quartet | “The Good: Od ‘Bunk with War. J Ihed Vi vatir arilssion of stars—Ronald Colman, Claudette || lace Bee 11. 1°48 4:38 7 jonbiished in Jstumn for permission

7:27 and

7 eo 1h +. |]. 10:16. Aiso “Elephant Bey.” with | to use it on the radio. i i ee nuSaling Rusll Bang Vie. || sabu’ at 12:24, 3:13. 6.02 and 8:15, Lucas used it as a theme song but Indianapolis—2 Days > T= ’ e S 7 7 i is i : May, 1935, and before that the two | LYRIC, [never Mad ¥ published, Stavio ang SUN MON : : | “Night Kev.” with Boris Karlog. || Anthony charged. 1 ' Will Rogers pictures released after at TZ S00 50a aan ero J . oh - his death, “Steamboat Around the || Fats Waller and troupe on stage. at | | MAY MAY Bend” and “In Old Kentucky,” each |] 1:3 3:34 6:42 and 3:30. : EX-WIFE SUES : staved three weeks. . | OHIO ; | AT SOUTHEASTERN AND ; By staying at the Apollo another Beaoren of Glamour, with Virginia ENG LISH ACTOR P KEYSTONE AVES. i 6 new songs! 8 new dances, 100 new seven days. "Wake Up and Live” | “Down jo the Sen” wilh Ben Lyon | Sitios ad 7 12 : : laughs, with the queen ‘and king of joins an interesting list of ajtrac- |] and Ann Rutherford. TE Bd : RQ song dnd swing in their gayest danctions booked to open tomorrow. The | AMBASSADOR By I'nited Press - : en Bi : 9 ods of 9 : h gay d high Circle brings back Fred Astaire gnd || “They: Wanted “to Marry with || DOS ANGELES, May 6.—The| ng Mood, stepping appy anu Jug

GingeF Rogers, which is enough said || G00, Jones and Beity Furness || Juastion of Shother Herbert Mun- fy 4, ; : Pe in their grandest show of alll for most of us. The picture is “Shall || Tracy and Margot Graham jal aglish Sim setoy) owes Sn = : We Dance?” a ALAMO | 078 to his former wife in London ; : .

The Indiana reopens under Tom | “Headline Crashet.” with Frankie ibe Genaed by Superior Judge Devine’s management. with stage!| Dare. Also “Fair Warning with. | | Bournel. : Betty Furness and John Payne, | The suit was brought by Mrs.

and screen shows. Wally Brown, | | sitar j ; ager enone or Curt Be any Nl ids Ie Mud moves to the HOOSIERS STAGE | tenance ordered by the court when ndiana stage tomorrow, comes to | : . ince ordered by t 8 Indianapolis with a Paramount | COAST REUNION they were divorced in England in tract in his pocket. He is on his way | 3 | The tades: Anter tearing ys RAS

to Hollywood. to play the comedy |... ¢ Special Dow's depositions and her former — ‘ : f r : 1 st | Nes Nnecie S D < S e I rp 3 pyr ure 2 forthcoming Mae West| por LywoOD, May 6— Hoosiers husband's contentions that he isnot | [J ORGNATG AD STUPENDOUSLY PRESENTING Yo el yarn { held a reunion here when W. W. bound by the order under California ALL NATION'S BIGGEST CIRCUS FEATURES Bowes’ Unit Billed { ris td A bal | Willman, H. A. Wagner, R. D. Mc- | law. ordered both sides to submit ; Q 2 - Loew's twin hill is headed by Rob- | Raven, F. B. Gauker and .W. F. | briefs. Gl Z50 \ / 30 \ ert Montgomery in a new-type role | Sheehan, Indianapolis, were greeted ! vo ————————— een HORSES BE in “Night. Must Fall,” based on the |at M-G-M studios by Charles ButEmlyn Williams play by the same | terworth, formerly of South Bend. 56 FOR GRAPEWIN ) é hams. A the Lyae: Ja Bowes | The Hoosiers, representing the| Charley Grapewin has just com- TWICE DAILY 2 & 8 P.M. § nternationa nit —it's not an | mngjanapdlis M-G-M branch, are !|pleted his 56th inlaid card table. | pi Reserved and Admission Music by

“amateur” show, incidentally—occu- ' were for the lare ing A ; cer ick i : pe i e largest film gathering | The woods for this table were gath- ickets on Sale Circus Day at , pies the stage, and James Melton, | ever held on the West Coast. = |ered from R2 countries. HAAS CLAYPOOL DRUG STORE GEORGE GERSHWIN

contest in connection. with Monday night's show. Applications may be | made by mail, and although Mr. | Nicholas stated applications will nnt | be answered, those wishing to par- | ticipate may come to the Lyric at 2 p. m. Monday for auditions.

FORMER OPERA ' DIRECTOR DIES

By United Press ; . ; 3 : lls \ MIAMI BEACH, Fla, May 6.— : { ga N . \ N

Funeral services were planned to- J ; : : = day for Henry Dazian, 85. one-time ; ie L Se ; : HALF A DOZEN SONG HITS! : “Let's Coll The Whole Thing Off "= They Can't Take

director of the Metropolitan Opera Co. and retired New York theatrical Thot Away '—' ‘They AllLaughed”—"I've GotBegin-

costumer. He died at his home here. : : ; : ; : : ee > ner's Luck "—"Slap That Bass”—"Shall We Dance”

WALKS TO STUDIO John Morley, handsome youhg

newcomer to the screen, who plays - oo 7 ; 2 ’ : ; 7 1 YE FRED | 'e : NV G 13 :

opposite Anne Shirley in “Too Many

Wives,” is Hollywood's ‘only leading | f. .. . : ; a 2 - y ; : g .man who doesn’t own an automobile. | {og > a a 7 He never learned to drive. | Ea iN . @ ST : : | : :

50 LUCKY CHILDREN |

Fifty children were paid to eat

: x : ] : p Pv : HE : candy and popcorn and| to watch a| & . = Pa APLIY BL § |} ; /4 circus during the filming of a scene Es Gy : FEAF PAV Ci in “Borrowed Time,” a race track > : t iE IE Bb BAY ; Pa drama with Onslow Stevens and 18 LIM

Helen Mack.

Ba ~ 3 An RKO Radio Picture with wl JOY! 24 wel nS CHEER : [I 1g EXTRE oes The mane 1 by mi, EDWARD EVERETT HORTON - ERIC BLORE Chtury. poy. oCMMax go 4 Hg : / 5 CARTOON al Hitgn"™® Series of pnt > JEROME COWAN + KETTI GALLIAN «porky s “igh i “Rous; (ainmenyX5t-Stepping p00" WILLIAM BRISBANE and HARRIET HOCTOR : Directed by MARK SANDRICH + A PANDRO S. BERMAN Production

Mot; ; rang Load oy Picture Dine of Ent - ertain-

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