Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1937 — Page 11

THURSDAY

, JUNE 17, 1937

” Jeanette MacDonald and

Gene Raymond Married In Lavish Hollywood Rite

Jam of Fans Holds Up

Bridesmaids and Delays

Wedding for Hour; Singer Walks to Altar With Sixpence in Shoes.

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with the same hilarity that it might have greeted the premiere of a picure. Men, women and children were wedged 20-deep up to the church doors and stood there wait--ing for three hours. Members of the bridal party and hundreds of the 1000 invited guests were still tangled in the jam outside Wilshire Methodist Episcopal Church at the hour of the ceremony. It was an hour before the police iol squad of 200 brought them through. ‘Many were weary and soiled |by the pawing hands. Seated in the pews of those standing in attendance for the couple were Lupe Valez, Loretta Young, Joan Bennett, Ann Sothern, Mary Brian, Anita Louise, Irene Hervey, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Harold Lloyd, Glenda Farrell and many others of Hollywood’s list of celebrities.

Charles and Mary There

In a prominent pew were Mary Pickford and Charles (Buddy) Rogers, who plan to marry later this month in a private ceremony. The popping of camera flash bulbs ended at the church doors, and inside, the scene was decorous. A wide velvet ribbon stretched from the door to the altar, rose-covered trelleses were set up beside the altar and choir stalls, candelabra ° furnished the light, and rose-twined | candles flickered from every seventh pew. Miss MacDonald wore a flesh pink gown that accentuated her titian hair. All the way down the aisle here eyes never left her bridegroom, who waited beside his brother and best man, Robert Marlow, and the minister, the Rev. Wilsie Martin. Raymond was a solemn figure, in a shining shirt front, with white tie and tails. The bride was given away by her mother, Mrs. Anna MacDonald. Her attendants were Ginger Rogers, Fay Wray, Mrs. John Mack Brown and Mrs. Richard Hargreaves. The chimes rang out as the bridegroom's party marched to the altar, two by two. They were Harold Lloyd, Allan Jones, John Mack Brown, Basil Rathbone, Richard Hargreaves and Warren Rock.

Nelson Eddy Sings

Nelson Eddy, who has often played the part of Miss MacDon-| ald’s sweetheart in musical pictures,

DIRECTOR IN HOSPITAL

While showing Fibber McGee of radio fame, how to time a fall in a

scene for “This Way, Please,” Ed-|

die Prinz, assistant to dance director LeRoy Prinz, demonstrated how not to do the stunt and went to the studio hospital as a result.

sang “I Love You Truly” and *‘Perfect Love.” i It was a single ring ceremony. As the principals left the church in the final procession, the crowd burst through the roped-off police lines. Scores of the fans milled, cheering, about the bridal limousine. Police cleared a path for it and ‘the

fans gave chase, losing it only when |

the car shot down a side street.

The bride wore a diamond neck- |

lace given by Raymond, and he displayed platinum and diamond studs, a gift from his bride.

Films Star

Foreigners seed Sremsenee Britain, France, Russia and

~ Others Represented.

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, June 17.—With one current picture being filmed with foreign-born players in three top roles at Columbia, and two pictures on other studio lots each having two foreign-born leads, Hollywood is having a sudden spurt of intermationalism. Columbia’s new romantic comedy, “Thanks for Everything,” directed by Elliott Nugent, has Madeleine Carroll as leading lady. She was born in West Bromwich, England,

daughter of an Irish father and a French mother. Francis Lederer, leading man, was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Mischa Auer, who plays a French baron, is a native of St. Petersburg, Russia. At M-G-M, Greta Garbo, native of Stockholm, is starred opposite Charles Boyer in “Madame Walew-

ska.” Boyer was born in Versailles, ! France. ‘It’s Love I'm After,” being | features | Errol Flynn, from Belfast, Ireland, | and Olivia De Havilland, born in |

made at First National,

Tokio, Japan. Dolly Haas, Berlin-born musical

i| comedy star, recently signed under

long-term contract, is rehearsing

|| for a Columbia musical as yet un-

titled. Dolores Del Rio, native of Durango, Mexico, and Luli Desti from - Vienna, Austria, will soon

|| start Columbia pictures.

WALK” plus “Time Out for Romance”

Tomorrow: The Jones Family “OFF TO THE RACES”

Jac Broderick and Anna Ludmila will present a group of their students in a dance recital tomorrow and Saturday nights at 8:30 o'clock in the Civic Theater. More than 100 are to take part, including Miss Harriet McCord, whose dancing has been praised by Leonide Massine, and Miss Eleanor Ellis, who has been studying at the American Ballet School in New York. :

U. S. to See Tokyo Films

Japanese May Make Movies In English.

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, Jun 17.—A Tokyo film executive today revealed that Japan plans to exhibit its own mov-

ies, made with all-Japanese casts,

in the United States. Haruo Kondo, International Cinema Association of Japan secretary, said the actors would speak English. “It is our plan,” he explained, “to foster production of films with Japanese stories. The plays will be presented so 8s to be understandable and interesting to American and English audiences. We think that we can do this with the romantic or pictorial types of films.” He is en route to the London International Cinema Congress.

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DANCE PUPILS TO GIVE RECITAL

Chicago Man Will Manage

U.S. Players

John Cameron to Attend Six-Weeks Vassar Conference.

During the next six weeks the Indianapolis Federal Theater company is to be directed by Ted Johnson, stage director with the Chicago Federal Theater project, according to Dr. Lee R. Norvelle, the project’s Indiana director. John Cameron, the regular director, is to leave Saturday morn-

ing for a conference of WPA theater directors. at Vassar College. Hallie Flanagan, national director, is to

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preside at the six-weeks sessions which will be devoted to conferences, discussions and experimental productions. Mr. Johnson is to take over the local company’s direction following the opening of Clemence Dane's “A Bill of Divorcement” tomorrow night. The play will run through Saturday, June 26.

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Times Special HOLLYWOOD, June 17.—Purof John Galsworthy's “Forsythe Saga” today was announced by M-G-M. The deal gives the studio right to the series of novels, which cover the history of the Forsythe family from 1886 to 1926. M-G-M plans to use an allstar cast in transferring these works to the screen. BULOVA

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