Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1937 — Page 39

Ibsen Play Booked at English’s

"Doll's House' Scheduled

For Presentation In November.

Ibsen’s “A Doll's House” today joins the growing list of attractions booked for English’s theatrical season. Vincent Burke, manager, has announced the booking for three performances: Tuesday evening, Nov. 2, and the following afternoon and evening. In place of Mme. Nazimova, who has brought us the Scandinavian master’s “Ghosts” and “Hedda Gabler” in the past two years, Producer Jed Harris has secured Ruth Gordon to play Ncra, the heroine who ended the reign of meek, submissive women on the stage. Three noted players, Dennis King, Paul Lukas and Sam Jaffe, will be seen in the supporting cast. Although he has appeared in some 30 American films, Mr. Lukas will

be making his stage debut in this country in “A Doll's House.”

- ~ Has European Stage Experience

He has had a wide European stage experience, however. He was for nine years a member of the Comedy Theater Co. in Budapest, where he made his debut in 1916 in the title role of Molnar’s “Liliom.” Mr. Lukas has been making pictures in England since he finished “Espionage” in Hollywood, and was due to arrive in New York yesterday to begin rehearsals with the Harris' company. Movie audiences probably remember him best for his work in “Little Women,” “The Three Musketeers” and “Dodsworth.” x Mr. Jaffe, though he is better known to stage than screen audiences, has received considerable praise during the past season for his portrayal of the High Lama in in the picture, “Lost Horizon.” He appeared in New York last year in Max Reinhardt’s “The Eternal Road.” It is sometimes - forgotten that Dennis King is an actor as well as a light opera star. But he had established himself as a dramatic artist before he discovered he had a singing voice while playing Mercutio with Jane Cowl in “Romeo and Juliet.”

FRENCH ACTRESS SHIFTS FILM SUIT

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 1 (U. P.)— Olympe Bradna, 17-year-old French film star, today was eliminated as a litigant in a contract suit over her services, but the action was pressed against her parents, Joseph and Jeanne Bradna. The actress’ sought to cancel her contract with the Zeppo Marx Theatrical Agency. She was a minor at the time the contract was signed. Her parents guaranteed the agreement with the agency, as guardians of their daughter.

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“Lancer Spy,” with Dolores Del Ro, Peter Lorre, George Sanders, 2% 1:40, 1:44, 3:48." 5:52, 7:50 and 1

CIRCLE

“High, Wide_and Handsdme, with Irene Dunne, Randolph Scott, Dorodr Lamour, at 12:21, 3:33, 6:45 and

“Bulldog Drummond Comes Back,” with Johny Barrymore, at 11:22, 2: 34,

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‘“‘Bad Ro with Bruce Sah and Yip. Grey, at 11:14, 2:29, 5:37

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Vaudeville on stage, with “Disa Be aka as: Ballet,” at 1:09, 3: 93,

“Life Be oping at College,” on Jersen, with the Ritz Bro JETS, at 1:25, 2:09, 5:03, 7:47 and 10:2

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“Slave Ship,’ with Wallace Beer Also, “You Can't Buy Luck,” Sith Helen Mack.

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Eos, Doadq Takes the Air” with y Baker. Also, “Outlaws of the Senn with Jack Holt.

ALAMO

“Public Wedding,” with Jane Wy- | man. Also “Tough to Handle,” with Frankie 2 ray

BLIND PIANIST DUE HERE

The brilliant young British pianist, Alec Templeton, will open the Town Hall series on Saturday morning, Oct. 16, at the Columbia Club. Mr. Templeton, blind since birth, is equally at home in ‘popular tunes of the day and music of more serious intent. In addition, he has astounded audiences and radio listeners both here and abroad with his unusual gift for improvisation. He also offers “musical caricatures” at the piano. The young pianist came to this country with Jack Hylton’s dance orchestra, and was heard regularly through the summer as soloist on

the “Universal Rhythm” broadcast _

series. He also appeared with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra last season, playing the Grieg A Minor Concerto and responding with an encore in the form of an improvisation on themes suggested by the audience. Among other Town Hall attractions for the coming season are

Mai Mai Sze, daughter of China's.

Ambassador to the United States; J. B. Priestly, the English novelist; Dale Carnegie, who tells you “how to win friends and influence people’; Mary Agnes Hamilton, a British Broadcasting Co. governor; Robert H. Berkov, United Press bureau manager in Shanghai, and other notables. Mrs. E. H. Bingham again is presenting the series.

Sutherland

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‘Victoria’ Film's Sets Priceless

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 1. — The most priceless properties in the history of the motion picture industry were used in the production of “Victoria the Great.” Pressed for a rough estimate of their total “quick sale value,” Herbert Wilcox, producer, placed the hypothetical figure at “somewhere in the neighborhood of three and a half billion dollars,” but qualified the statement with the reminder that obviously money couldn’t buy such properties. A list of the items which were “loaned” by the British Govern-

ment for the picture dispels any tinge of the fantastic from the producer’s estimate. The compilation includes: Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, St. Paul’s Cathedral, St. James’ Palace, Balmoral Castle, Kensington Palace, and what is probably one of the world’s largest museum pieces—the engine and six coaches which formed the honeymoon train for Victoria and Prince Albert nearly 100 years ago.

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The Sutherland School of Drama and Speech is to open its eighth season at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Sutherland Presbyterian Church, Guilford Ave. and 28th St. Visitors are invited to attend the opening night’s session. Faculty members will include Norman Green, the Rev. F. A. Pfleiderer, Sutherland Church pastor; Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green and Edward Green. Courses are to be offered in fundamental principles of stage technique and theater practice; study of acting as creative art, for advanced students; fundamentals of voice technique; analysis of speech defects;, play analysis, with study of contemporary plays, and

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NEW DISCOVERY IS IN HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 1 (U. P.).— Gordon Miller, night club singer from Flint, Mich.,, who was discovered by a studio talent scout ‘n a New Orleans night club, reported here today to start work at Univer-

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Mrs. Martha Martin, instructor in French at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, is to give a program of French songs in costume for the Liberty Music Club, Liberty, Ind., Sunday afternoon. Miss Mae Engle will be her accompanist.

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