Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1937 — Page 23

THURSDAY, MAY 13,

N.Y. Stage Sends 2 to U.S. Players

Newcomers to Appear in ‘No More Peace Opening May 24.

Two Federal Theater players from the New York project will make their initial appearances with the Indianapolis unit in “No More Peace,” the group’s next offering beginning Monday, May 24. The players, both of whom have had long: professional experience, dare Bruce Barnard and Betty Widmer. They have been loaned to the local unit from the New York organization. Both have played movie

roles in addition to numerous New York stage productions. Barnard had the role of the young lawyer who successfully defends nis sister against a murder charge in . Al H. Woods’ production, “The Trial of Mary Dugan.” He was in the road company.which presented “The Cradle Snatchers,” and in the cast supporting Spring Byington in “Meet the Wife.” His last Broadway engagement was in “Here Comes the Groom.” In Numerous Pictures

His pictures include “Lilac Time,” starring. Colleen Moore; “Harold Teen,” with Arthur Lake and Mary Brian; “The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come,” which starred Molly O'Day; “Wings,” aviation drama and “Gambling,” with George M. Cohan. Miss Widner began her stage career dancing in “The Passing Show,” a Shubert production. She was in the Ziegfeld “Follies” two years and danced in “Zip Goes a Million,” “Little Blue Devil” and “Magic Melody.” Sie played in stock until offered a role in “Dancing Mothers,” which starred Helen Hayes and Henry Stephens. She also played in New York in “The Butter and Egg Man,” and in 1930 she went to Hollywood. She! appeared in Charlie Chaplin’s “City Lights” and several other comedies. “No More Peace,” which the Federal will put into rehearsal after thegdmusical comedy, “Said Pasha,” ends its two-weeks’ run Saturday, is a| satirical comedy by Ernst Toller. | It’s theme is that men profess peace and practice war. Its American premiere was Feb. 26, when it was produced by the Vassar Experimental Theater. Keith's will be open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for the motion picture, “Carnival in Flanders,” presented here under auspices of the Indiana State Symphony So-

ciety’s women’s committee.

1937

TWO INDOOR NIMRODS

Ben Blue and Charlie Ruggles go on a hunting expedition in Ruggles’ department store in “Turn Off the Moon,” Circle tomorrow. The second picture will be “King of Gamblers.”

opening at the

Kiler Pupils To Be Heard

Violin, Viola and Cello Recital

To Be Tomorrow.

Albert and Edward Strickland, pupils of Oliver Kiler, will be presented in yiolin, viola and cello recital at 8 olclock tomorrow evening in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Preskyterian Church. ; They will be assisted by voice pupils of Benjamin F. Swarthout and piano pupils of Mabel Claire Leive. The program, to which the public

has been invited, follows:

Cavatina . Raff Ibe rt. ‘Edward and Mrs. Norvin Strickland. Kol Nidrei

‘Albert Strickland.

The Trumpeter

Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. .Knight Ried Chapman

Les Rameaux Good-Bye sae eee sa ee e eey Edward Strickland. Etude Op. 25, No. 9

Etude Op. 10, No. 12 Sparks .

Romanaza Hejre Kati . Albert Strickland.

Adagio Sosténuto From the Moonlight Sonata, Op.

No. 2. Albert, Edward Strickland, Elizabeth Trittipo.

Ye Who Have Yearned Alone. .Tschaikowski Gavotte Ory 25, No. 2 Pi Edward Strickland. Alleluja The Song of the Soul (Climax) Lois Noster. Hungarian Dance, No. Albert, Edward, Ss Strickland.

Brahms Norvin

“STORY OF LOUIS. PASTEUR" Zasu Pitts, James Gleason “THE PLOT THICKENS”

LAST DAY—FRED ASTAIRE AND GINGER ROGERS IN “SHALL WE DANCE”

FOUR HIT TUNES: “Easy On the Eyes” ‘Jammin’ “Southern Hospitality” “Turn Off the Moon”

On the same program:

“AlN OF GAMBLERS’

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Tech Pupils To Present Annual Acts

'Sketch Book’ Fifth -Edition Will Be Staged

Tomorrow.

Young dancers, musicians, skaters, acrobats and singers will combine talents in the fifth edition of ‘the “Tech | Sketchbook,” which will be presented by a large group of pupils at*8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Technical High School gym. Chelsea S. Stewart is in charge of the production. The variety show will be presented in two parts. The first, “On Time,” is set in the train sheds of the Union Station. Wayne Carmichael and Eleanor Atherton will be at pi~anos and Rosemary McInturf at the organ. Other pupils will participate as travelers, porters, traincallers and trainmen. : The ‘second part, “Coronation of King Rhythm,” will bz played by-a large group of Tech pupils. John M. White will preside as Lord ‘High Muckety Muck, and Eddy Stoepler will be His Royal Highness, King of Rhythm. Others will take parts as

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Claim Unique Feat Filmed

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, May 13.— That often-heard- of but neverseen feat of an eagle carrying off a child has been filmed, a Hollywood motion picture cast claimed today. It was a live child, too, they insisted. The thrill scene was needed for Cascade Picture’s “Maid of the Mountains.” Though experts insisted it could be done only with a dummy, Director Richard Lestrange cast his 18-months-old daughter, Jill, in the child role, and went to work on the eagle. Fort a fortnight the eagle was drilled with a dummy . child. For the final scene, the director’s daughter was substituted. Mr. Lestrange said the eagle swooped down, clutched the girl in his talons and rose 12 feet with her. A special contrivance held the eagle from flying higher. Other precautions prevented possibility of the child being injured, the father assured.

COLLECTS SLIPPERS

Eleanor Powell, star of “Broadway | Melody of 1937,” has a new hobby— collecting dancing slippers which formerly belonged to famous danceing stars.

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Ziegfeld’s Estate Sues Producers

$17,500 Is Asked for Use of Showman's Name In Picture.

By United Press WHITE PLAINS, N. Y,, May 13.—The estate of the late Florenz Ziegfeld sought $17,500 today for its only asset—the showman’s name. Approval of a settlement in that amount was asked by William S. Coffey, public ad-

ministrator, who brought suit against Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for a share of the profits from the motion picture, “The Great Ziegfeld.” The suit was brought in behalf of creditors to whom Ziegfeld owed an estimated $100,000 when he died. Coffey contended the name was the estate’s sole asset and that since 1900 it had been famous as “denoting a unique form of entertainment featuring beautiful women, elaborate costumes and scenic effects.” M-G-M argued when the suit

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“Shall We Dance?’ with Fred Astaire - and Ginger Ror. at 11:40, 2:10, 4:40, 7:10 and 9

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Indiana Central Players to Appear at Church.

The Indiana Central College Ore gan Players Club, under direction of Miss Eleis MacGregor, will present a program at 7:30 o'clock this evee ning at the Third Christian Church.

The program “Follows: Choral and Fugue from 5th Sonata

. Guilmang Francis D.- Webb

Prelude in te major Marilyn Willman

Reading—*‘The Creation .James Wheldon Johnson Helen Thomas Martin

Evensong Johnstone

Florence Smith Offertory—*‘Sgrenade” from 6th Symphony

Francis Webb

Reading—(a) * “Barter” ‘Sara Teasdale (b) “The Coin 5

‘Helen Thomas Martin Cantilena

Prelude and Fugue in F major wren neva Wilkin

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