Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1937 — Page 10

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Loew's and Circle Offer Single Films!

Disney Revue and 'March Of Time' Supplement ? Features.

By JAMES THRASHER

Are you bothered with that overstuffed feeling brought on by a consistent and cloying diet of double features? If so, the Circle and Loew's may have your dish in the programs that open tomorrow. In addition to “Mountain Music,” the Circle will show the latest edition of the “March of Time,” while

Loew's will supplement “Captains Courageous” with “Walt Disney’s Academy Award Revue.” This will contain the following prizewinning Silly Symphonies in technicolor: “Flowers and Trees” (1932): “Three Little Pigs” (1933); ‘The Tortoise and the Hare” (1934); “Three Orphan Kittens” (1935), and “The Country Cousin” (1936). This collection | of cartoons is somewhat different than. other gala presentations of Mr. Disney's animal kingdom in that it includes the features that have captured the Motion Picture | Academy's | gold statuettes for the past five years. Included in the “casts” are the various Disney characters such as

Opening Tomorrow

Apollo

“SING AND BE HAPPY”—With Anthony Martin, Leali Ray, Joan Davis, Helen Westley and Allan Lane. Directed by James Tinling. Story—Roustabout band, touring in airplane, is broke, lands at airport and takes up collection. Sheriff seizes money, and director, again broke, is persuaded by father to enter his advertising business Meets daughter of rival advertising head. Ex-band leader helps father lose contract to rival company, but wins girl after saving her from embarrassing experience at microphone.

Circle

“MOUNTAIN MUSIC’—With Bob Burns, Martha Raye, John Howard, Terry Walker, George Hayes and large cast. Directed by Robert Florey. Story—Bridgegroom disappears on eve of wedding, which has been arranged between rival mountain clans to end feud. His brother, in love with the bride-to-be. is accused of murder. Groom, who loses memory when hit on head, turns up in city, is cared for by homely girl who is looking for a boy friend. She returns boy for his brother's trial, restores his memory by dousing him with water. He vindicates brother, marries the city gal, and brother and the mountain girl—the jilted bride-to-be—decide to be married.

Loew’s

“CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS”—Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy, Lionel Barrymore, Melvyn Douglas. Adapted for the screen by John Lee Mahin, Marc Connelly and Dale Van Every from the book by Rudyard Kipling. Directed by Victor Fleming. Story—Spoiled young son of millionaire, en route to Europe, falls off liner, is rescued by sailor in fishing schooner. Boy discovers he cannot return to land for three months, becomes very obnoxious. Patient, kindly sailors eventually work change in lad. He becomes true fisherman. On way home Manuel, boy's rescuer, is drowned. Father returns, but heartbroken boy thinks only of Manuel. At memorial services for drowned sailors, father and son find new sympathetic understanding. Lyric “WLW ALL-STAR REVIEW” (On Stage)—With Mary Paxton, Helen Nugent and Ralph Nyland, vocalists; Carl Freed and his Harmonica Lads; Virginians, Negro quartet; Brown County Revelers with Pa and Ma McCormick; Tommy and Betty, Frim Sisters, song trio, and other WLW broadcasters.

“FLY AWAY, BABY” (On Screen)—With Glenda Farrell, Barton McLane, Gordon Oliver, Hugh O'Connell, Marcia Ralston and Tom Kennedy. Directed by Frank MacDonald. :

Story—Feminine reporter chases jewel theives around the world by airlines, helps detective friend solve mystery. She almost marries detective, but is sent by editor on new assignment, indicating more Torchy Blane movies are forthcoming.

Donald Duck, Pluto, Horace Horse-

collar, the Three, Little Pigs and others which have threaten~4 Mickey Mouse's position at the peak of movie-cartoon popularity. Dust Bowl Filmed The three chapters of the “March of Time's” current-news-plus back-

Bowl,” “Dogs for Sale” and “Poland

one month is spent in necessary ad- | Eye” dogs to travel with 'heir masjustment of the dog and its blind | ters in regular passenger accommomaster.

dations.

Gov. Herbert H. Lehman of New The third chapter is devoted to

York is shown signing a bill recog- | the uncertain political position of nizing the team as one individual, while attention is also given a bill before Congress proposing that all public conveyances allow

the Polish corridor and the present Polish Government's precarious situation in Central European war

‘Seeing | preparations.

and War.” _ The first includes dust storm shots made on an eight-weeks location by photographers equipped with gas masks. Supplementing this is an explanation of the Federal Government’s drive toward reclaiming this sector; the construction of reservoirs to catch scanty rainfall, the terracing of partially damaged land, the planting of trees as windbreaks and ‘strip planting” to produce new vegetation. “Dogs for Sale,” after showing that 15 million American dog owners spend 600 million dollars yearly on supplies and luxuries for their pets, presents the activities of the “Seeing Eye” organization in Morristown, N. J. The camera shows the two training periods in which German Shepherd dogs are fitted to be companions to the blind.

Disobedience Taught

Professional trainers first teach | the dogs obedience, principles of | guiding and finally, disobedience, for the animal must uisobey any command that might lead to danger. The second training period of

WHAT, WHEN, WHERE

APOLLO “This Is My Affair,” with Robert Tia and arbara Stanwyck, at i126. 1:30. 3:34. 5:38. 7:42 and 9:46. . CIRCLE There Goes My Girl" with Gene

Foster and Jean Muir, at 12:41. 3:31 6:21 and 9:11.

: LOEW'S “Parnell,” with Clark 2:3

740. Also. ' : Dame May Whitty and Madge Evans. at 1:30, 5 and 8:30.

LYRIC

with Pat O’'Brie and Henry Fonda. at 11:25. 2:12, 4:59 7:46 and 10-23. Vaudeville .ion stage). at }:04, 3:51. 6:38 and 9:25.

OHIO ‘Her Husband's Secretary.’ with Jean Muir. Also ‘Time Out for Romance,” with Michael Whalen.

AMBASSADOR

Slim,”

“Romeo and Juliet’ with Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard.

ALAMO “Find Two Witnesses,” with Pa-

tricia Ellis. Also ‘Girl loves Boy.’ with Eric Linden.

SW IM-DANCE

_ WESTLAKE

PAUL COLLINS’ ORCHESTRA Every evening except Monday.

| FINAL DAY! ROBERT TAYLOR in “This Is My Affair” |

3 A GAY, ROMANTIC

STORY SET TO GAY, ROMANTIC TUNES!

Now... these airwave favorites are the screen's new sweetheart team! E Z @ ’ YACHT CLUB BOYS in ‘Lifers of The Party” COLOR CARTOON “Stream: Lined Greta

Green”

.COLOR-TOUR “Land of The Midnight : Sun”

Movietone News

25c. TILL 6 === 40c AFTER 6

( COOL OZONIZED AIR

LY RIC

HOME OWNED—HOME OPERATED >

The Nation’s Station Comes tothe Lyric Stage!

And Harmonica. Lads

BROWN COUNTY

With Pa and Ma McCormick

FRIM SISTERS THE VIRGINIANS PHIL DAVIS

Musical Conductor

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IRE OMY & BETTY A 1 S/ MARY PAXTON LIE 2 Indianapolis’ Own In‘ Any SOUND EFFECTS IWRRR\ SKETCH HELEN NUGENT RALPH NYLAND

The Newest Adventure of Torchy Blane . . . with |

FARRELL-BARTON MacLANE x (724

REVELERS

—— GUEST STARS EVERY DAY

PAUL SULLIVAN Fri., Sat., Sun.

BOB NEWHALL

Mon. to Thurs.

Ban Threat

Withdrawn | By Nazi Aid

German Consul Ordered To Terminate Moves Against Stars.

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, June 17.— The German consul in Los Angeles has been ordered by his Government to desist from threats of a Nazi blacklist such as he sent players in a recent Hollywood movie, “The Road Back,” it was reported today. The Hollywood Anti-Nazi League announced receipt from the State Department of notification that the German Government had "acted in the case. The league, with the! Screen Actors’ Guild, had protested the consul’s warning. George Guyssling, the. consul, sent the warnings fo 20 featured players in the cast of “The Road Back.” The movie is based on a novel by Erich Maria Remarque, exiled German war veteran, whose works have been banned in Ger-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FIND FORMULA FOR HAPPINESS

many. The novel is a sequel to “All Quiet on the Western Front.” | and presents the war's aftermath. | Future Ban Hinted Among those who received letters were Barbara Reed, John King, “Slim” Summerville, Richard Cromwell and Louise Fazenda. In the name of the German Government, Consul Gyssling warned the actors that their other pictures might be banned in Germany for participating. in films “detrimental to German prestige.” : The Anti-Nazi League made public a letter from James Clement

Dunn, chief of the U. S. State De-

“Sing and Be Happy,” warble Anthony Martin and Leah Ray, smiling stars of the picture of that

title, which comes to the Apollo Theater screen tomorrow.

partment’s Division of Western European Affairs. In part the letter read:

* , . . The German ambassador here has instructed the German consul at Los Angeles to refrain from issuing warnings to American citizens in connection with the production of plays. The ‘German government fully indorses the instructions given.” “The Road Back” will have its world's premiere in New York tomorrow. Universal Studio, the producer, refrained from comment in the case. Robert Montgomery, movie star and president of the Screen Actors’ Guild, expressed satisfaction over the German ambassador's reported action.

where he becomes entangled in royal romance.

MACK SIGNED FOR ‘FIT FOR A KING" |

BAIR'S UPTOWN

42nd & College Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

JEAN HARLOW “Hell's Angels"

Lowell Thomas Commentator

'KILLERS OF THE SEA'

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, June 17.—Helen Mack has been signed for the feminine lead opposite Joe E. Brown in | the comedian’s next feature, “Fit |

for a King,” which has gone before cameras. The supporting cast in-

cludes Paul Kelly, Russell Hicks, Charles Lane, Gennaro Curci, Frank Reicher, Donald Briggs and Charles Trowbridge. Edward Sedgwick is directing the new picture frecm a script by Richard Flournoy. Brown plays the part of a New York reporter, whose as-

sighments send him to Europe |

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Rell He i a ee All Your Favorite Cartoons to Thrill You Anew. IN COLOR!

NO ADVANCE IN PRICES!

Despite the fact that this great attraction is in its 8th big week at the famed Astor Theatre, N. Y. and has been road-showed in many large cities at advanced prices, you see it now at our REGU-

LAR POPULAR PRICES-as part of our summer festival of hits!

"ACADEMY AWARD REVUE" of WALT DISNEY CARTOONS

—TOMORROW-—

LAST TIMES TODAY!

Clark Gable—Myrna “PARNELL”

Loy

Plus! "13th Chair"

UPTOWN

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THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1937

Close With ‘Seventeen’

Sutherland Players Offer Last Play of Season.

The Sutherland Players, for their last production of the season, will present Booth Tarkington's “Seventeen” at 8:15 p. m. Monday and Tuesday in the Sutherland Presbyterian Church, 28th St. and Guile ford Ave. Norman Green, the director, is to play Sylvanus. Baxter, father of Willie, the lovesick hero, who will be portrayed by James Bowling, Grace Abramson will do Lola Pratt, the _baby-talk girl, and the supporting cast will include Katherine Sebastian, Joan Widdop, Heien Widdop, Martha Robbins, Riley Fledderjohn, James McDaniel, Haroa geeen, loons Farley, Charles aas, Martha Me i Her yer and Richard Technical direction is in hands ‘of Virginia Brackett Bo? SE Terma is stage manager and ry Ellen Widdop is in chars Ero Pp in charge of

SOUTH SIDE

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Double Feature . “MISSING GIRLS Pres "MURDER GOES TO COLLEGE” Af Fountain Square

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. ] & Johnson COUNTRY GENTLE 2 Buck Jones “EMPTY SADDLES" Double Feature

AVALON ube “ ST rQ | S unn LAR RT \ 5 . ie Ty ORIENTAL ""boupie idian, st Lionel Barrymore

“A FAMILY AFFAI “NANCY STEELE IS MISSING” Double Feature

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Pros. & Churchman

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o THE “LOVE LETTERS OF A STAR” S. East at Lincoln Double Feature -

LINCOLN “sities,

“BELOVED | ENEMY “THREE OF A KIND”

NORTH SIDE Double Feature

ZARING George Brent

“MOUNTAIN JUSTICE “STEP LIVELY, JEEVES” | 924 & Collene 2 ollege Double Feature

Constance Cummings “STRANGERS ON 'A HONEY §? “THE MIGHTY TREVET CON

oy St. Cl. & Ft. Wayne ST. CLAIR Double (Feature { as. N | “DODGE CITY TRAIL CW |__| Will Rogers “DR. BULL” Udell at Clifton ) D E L L Ssubls (Feature . ~ aro ” “SWING HIGH, SWING LOW > 0 | “FOUR-DAY WONDER”

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y Sperial Feature | ! Jeanette acD Nelson Eddy—John Barrymore onal John Brown— Herman Bing | _“MAYTIME” 3 £1 80th at Northw't'n R E X 1 A Super Social . | rro yn “CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE” [ Selected Novelties 30th and lilinors Double Feature Cary Grant

“ROMANCE AND RICHES” “BULLDOG EDITION"

MECCA Sui”

Double Feature Jean Harlow “CHINA SEAS” “KING OF HOCKEY”

Double Feature Errol Flynn “GREEN LIGHT” ‘“BLACK_LEGION”

DREA M 2361 Station St.

Double Feature “GARDEN OF ALLAH

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HAMILTON

Marlene ,, Dietrich ____ Jane Withers “HOLY TERROR” ~ {llinois and 34th R | T Z Feature Victor McLaglen “SEA DEVILS” “WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG” | 1 | 1300 Roosevelt Aves Double Feature

Hollywood Edward Arnold won MEADE’'S WOMAN”

EAST SIDE

P hi J E Wash. . ew Ayres aramoun Bennie Baker ‘THE CRIME NOBODY SAW” Cartoon—Noveity—Comedy f 2 "114 E. Washington Double Feature Barbara Stanwyck “BANJO ON MY KNEE” “THE COWBOY STAR"

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gh Herbert - “THAT MAN'S HERE AGAIN” “LET THEM LIVE” imei epee = mee mmr ettl] | 2442 E. Wash St. TACOMA Double Feature Rochelle Hudson “WOMAN WISE” “FOUR-DAY WONDER” = - rr 4020 E. New York Double Feature z Ray Milland | “BULLDOG DRUMMOND ESCAPES “THE MIGHTY TREVE’ 5307 E. Wash St ‘ouble Feature Bing. Crosby “WAIKIKI WEDDING” “WINGS OF THE MORNING a ah en simi Ls 4t 4630 E. h EMERSON Comfortably COOL Ranges Colbert “MAID OF SALEM” Martha Raye “HIDEAWAY GIRL” 1 6116 E. Wash.

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“PETTICOAT FEVER “LADY FROM NOWHERE” TT Et 453 Try 2116 E. 10th St. Double Feature Billy Mauch /“PENROD AND SAM” “MIDNIGHT COURT” .. | a3 1332 E Wash St. First Local Neighborhood Showing Wallace Beery i “THE GOOD OLD SOAK’ a Also “THE WOMAN I LOVE” WEST SIDE *

BELMONT ~W. Wash. & Belmont

_ Double Feature I “WOMAN IN DISTRESS” «TROUBLE IN MOROCCO” a : ; 2540 W Mich. St. Double Feature ! Roland Young Wi0 COULD WORK MIRACLES” n “MORE [HAN A SECRETARY

ee ap Howard & Blaine HOWARD “¥imone ‘simon : James Stewart “SEVENTH HEAVEN” Selected Shorts

Si am ws aT 2702 W 10th St. S T A T L Double Feature “WE HAVE OUR MO » “A FAMILY AFFAIR”

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