Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1937 — Page 11

THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1937

‘Road Back’ Changed for

Love Scenes

Officials Deny Alterations Made to Appease Hitler.

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, July 15.— Universal Pictures indignantly denied today that the ending of the post-World War picture, “The Road Back,” was changed to glorify Adolf Hitler. The rumor started when changes

were made in the film. The cast

FROM GREATEST TO LEAST

had been warned some months ago | .

the German Government that | their future pictures might yarred in the Reich R. H. Cochrane, dent, announced: “The rumor is a complete falsehood and nothing but malice could | ave created it. The truth is that] alter showing the pictures to the public we decided to add several romantic scenes.

Universal presi.

ureably better, fear had nothing to

is immeas “Politics and do with it.” Mr. Cochrane said he received a cablegram from Ceever <Cowdin, chairman of Universal's board, who is in Europe, stating that German officials had not been consulted regarding the picture.

King's Jesters To Be at Lake

he King's Jesters, formerly fea- | tured with Paul Whiteman, are to bring their orchestra and Marjorie | Whitney, vocal soloist, to the Fair- | view Hotel at Lake Manitou this | w eek- end. Three former members of the orig- | inal King's Jesters, George Howard, | John Ravencroft and Fritz Bastow, forth the nucleus of the present orranization. They come to the Indiana resort BONE a long enuage.

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Those who have | seen both versions say the new one |:

Comedians in assorted sizes will hit the Lyric stage when Lowe, Hite and Stanley appear in “Stardust Revue,” beginning tomorrow. The trio, seen recently in “New Faces of 1937,” range in size from four feet for Lowe to seven feet nine inches for Hite.

where they will return following FIREPROOF BEARD

| their Manitou appearance. Jean Hersholt’'s magnificent crop Alice McMahon, Tom Devine'’s of whiskers which he wears as Shir“girl Friday” at the Indiana Roof, | ley Temple's grandfather in “Heidi,” is managing the dance attractions at | are fireproofed becaues the role dethe Fairview ‘Hotel this summer. | mands that he smoke a pipe.

(ment at the LaSalle Hotel, Chicago,

Asta Saved In Dog Drive

11-Year-Old Boy Rescues Star From Pound.

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, July 15.—Boldly defying the law, a quick-thinking 11-year-old boy this week saved

Asta, wirehair pet of William Powell and Myrna Loy in the “Thin Man” pictures, from being picked up during the present rabies scare. Numerous people have been bitten by dogs during recent weeks, and as a result police and pound authorities of Hollywood and Los Angeles are enforcnig an ordinance that requires all animals to be kept on leash. However, Asta, whose real name is Skippy, was allowed to run loose in front of his West Hollywood home the other morning. Henry East, his owner, wanted the dog to play awhile before going to the studios where he would spend the day before the cameras with Irene Dunne and Cary Grant in “The Awful Truth.” Asta wandered down the block, and was frisking joyfully when a dog catcher’s truck drove up. Attendants noticed the animal. They got out and started to encircle him. But Charles Ehrmann Jr., who had been watching through the window, and who often plays with Asta, ran out and got him first. He gathered him up and ran inside. Mr. East, looking for his canine star, arrived a moment later and, after placating the men, rewarded the youth.

Base Movie on Earhart Search

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, July 15—The movies, always with an eye on the headlines, are preparing to capitalize on the Amelia Earhart search. A script for a picture built around Miss Earhart's experiences is being finished by Warner Brothrs-First National Studio and will be filmed immediately, it was announced. Betie Davis is expected to play the lead.

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“DAY AT THE RACES” AND “DEVIL IS DRIVING”

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Father and Son Work Together

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, July 15—A fa-ther-and-son team that has become famous in Hollywood as well as on Broadway was cast together again this week when Elliott Nugent, now directing a new romantic comedy, engaged his father 7, C. Nugent, for a major role, The elder Nugent has the part of an irascible old multimillionaire in “It's All Yours,” costarring Francis Lederer and Madeleine Carroll. The father directed the son in many plays, and they have played together in pictures. In addition, they collaborated in writing 14 Broadway plays, between 1922 and 1935, ircluding the smash hit, “The Unholy Three.”

Loew's to Show United Releases

Loew's in Indianapolis will be one of 130 theaters in the Loew chain which will show United Artists pictures next season, Ward Farrar, manager, said today. The United Artist realeases will include all features produced by Samuel Goldwyn, David O. Selznick, Alexander Korda, Walter Wanger and London Films. At least 30 pletures are scheduled for release, with a minimum of 10 to be made in technicolor.

ROARING

SELZNICK SIGNS RONALD COLMAN

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, July 15—Ronald Colman, who just completed costarring with Madeleine Carroll in Selznick's “The Prisoner of Zenda,” is the latest top-ranking star to sign an exclusive, long-term contract with the Selznick International Studios. Colman joins a list of stars which includes Janet Gaynor, Carole Lombard and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Immediately after the contract was signed, Mr. Selznick announced that Colman would alternate be-

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When Dixie Dunbar lost her ton sils recently she lost 15 pounds, dropping from her all-time high of 108 to 93. Now she's up to pounds and staying there. It's okay with her, the actress says.

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