Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1937 — Page 26

THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1937 WHE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 25 George Rector, who said, “Don’t | of the week. A fan named Guy Movies Get /| Whether he ever paid the check | White Leghorn hens had laid To Repay ‘Debt was not disclosed, but Monday night | oie with the initials O. H. on . [at his Westwood home, Sutherland | | He sent Miss de Havilland a piée In the days just after the World |west Fred Stone Al Jol RE War, Film Director Edward Suth- | ‘Ruby Keeler, "Rector is Pato for HAS SIDELINE y dinner at Rector’s in New York. H found himself with only $18, and : HEN A LADY OF LETTERS | “The Big Broadcast of 1938,” op-

1 | » JOIN THE FUN! | HERE ARE SILHOUETTES NOS. Q AND 10] Rector Dinner trouble yourself, young man, merely | Harris of Petaluma who raises i sign the check.” | chickens, wrote that one of his gl « CT. Nig = will entertain Rector at a dinner |ture of the egg. New Depth § es ol od 3 Pe HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 14 (U, P) — with other guests including Mae | = A m pe i 4 i : erland, then a lieutenant in the [movie rot " d nd Realis Yu 4 : 3 3 ge Sa Royal Flying Corps, took a girl to | I aaa a Mitchell Leisen, Beau RBrummel EF r hi cil ; { of directors who is now busy with |

; ; $ ; Ga bill for $70. Olivia de Havilland was the re-| erates a men's clothing shop as a Experiments Make Sound ; oo J 5 : ; Sutherland had a word with |cipient today of the oddest fan tale | sideline.

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NEW "YORK, ‘Oct. 14 (U. P).— Motion picture producers were offered two revolutionary developments in “third dimension” films today—one advertised as the first “practical” means of giving depth | to the screen, and the other giving the spoken lines an audience perspective similar to a stage production The first public demonstration of both was witnessed last night by delegates to the Annual Convention of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers. After the previews, J. P. Maxfield, of Eleetrical Research Products, Inc., predicted that use of the new methods incorporation in regular | production “is a matter that rests with the production companies.” The “stereophonic” film was a development of Mr. Maxfield's company in conjunction with the Bell Telephone laboratories.

Sound Effects Move “The stereophonic” or moving voice film made the sound effects | 10 and dialog emanate directly from | No. 9 No. their supposed point of origin on | the screen. One short film showed | . a table tennis game mm which the Identify the star whose silhouette appears above. Then keep Identify the star whose silhouette appears above. Then keep stinetly nec- . - . . » » - - . » Sunt Df We Nall dptncuy So the accompanying photo as an aid to identification of another star | the accompanying photo as an aid to identification of another star

ing comes from the ball. Another | : | % : . : sequence showed a plaver at the| ‘whose silhouette will also appear. Keep all silhouettes and photos | ‘whose silhouette will also appear. Keep all silhouettes and photos plano with the music actually com-| ‘and send them to the Silhouette Contest Editor of The Indianapolis | ‘and send them to the Silhouette Contest Editor of The Indianapolis ng from we Tle. ox BL the | Times when you have the complete set of 28. After you have | Times when you have the complete set of 28, After you have n other films the voices 3] Dr | Fa a l * : . i dl potors came directly from their lips,| identified the star in the silhouette write in ‘answers to the follow- | identified the star in the silhouette write in answers to the follow“Stereophonic” pictures are made | ing questions: | ing questions: possible, Mr. Maxfield explained, by | the use of two sound tracks in-| Sars Flin TNR NNN, 1] SPar's Fil NEE oo I ET ER stead of one, and a series of micro- | phones behind the movie screen. | . 3 The stereoscopic films, a develop- | Birth Place SR Birth Place ment of Land-Wheelwright Labora- | tories, Boston, gave the screen a | Name one film this star was in... striking third dimension depth. | The effect was achieved by using \ NANA NNN polarized glass filters in production y ve Sy rh vhry A I Name not more than three films in which this star will appear Name not more than three films in which this star will appear

in this coming season. (Note: Complete list of coming films and | in this coming season. (Note: Complete list of coming films and stars appeared in the special Hollywood Forecast Section of The

New Cou rse stars appeared in the special Hollywood Forecast Section of The 3 Times Oct. 13. If the star's name did not appear in that section | Times Oct. 13. If the star's name did not ‘appear in that section leave the space blank. If the star appears in only one or two films, | leave the space blank. If the star appears in only one or two films,

To Be Given specify them only. Any coming films not mentioned in the Holly- | ‘specify them only. Any coming films not mentioned in the Holly- : : : wood Forecast Section will NOT be considered in the judging.) wood Forecast Section will NOT be considered in the judging.) Vi At Jordan .................... oor eosin eras sD

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day by Miss Ada Bicking, director of WHith “appears daily . ' ’ gh TPR VIR RY \} s aks . ; rs n the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of | "yu “geen ali ‘photos and silhouettes ‘and awarded. | If youfe an insommia sufferer | tulip raising from bulbs imported grr; I So tre " ; a sie i % Upon entering this contest and by . ; ‘Delighted Tc Ye Musi, send them together with answers to the | ou pimission of answers, the contestant ac- take advice from Fredric March | from Holland. le Lald ee 0

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Mr. Triggs, well-known recitalist | ‘Silhouette Contest Editor of The Indianap- | cepts these rules as binding and agrees | completion of the that the decision of The Times in all mai- | and wear ear plugs made of cotton

and artist teacher of piano at the | olis Times, following _ i he } . \ . . | ters affecting the conduct of the contest y > { v N ig Conservatory. is to give the first | contest. Send with them the name ue and making at awards shall be final and I while you sleep, He claims that | { p 25¢ Until 6 So RICHAR fur 10:30 n ¥ SY ARRY : | faverite movie star and an essay of not Sone usive e imes will not e re- a a . i Jecture at 1 B, TM. TOMOITOW aul ore than 100 ‘Words Yelline “why | Sponsible. for submissions or communica- | wearing them prolongs his rest at 40c “After '6 ? k DS 1204 N. Delaware St Classes are . " . tions unduly delayed or lost in the mail. least fwo hout EN: iMORLE 4 we a: Wed 8. Judging will be based on Fach entry ‘and submission becomes the east two hours | \ R Y to be held on alternate Fridays at A. Correctne of identification -_ - - | Hide Katns Fdvorde Gi 1H : . ‘Ane 1a | a oS Hit, . . Tanne, r throm ay x i the same hour through Ja nuary | B. Correctness and completeness of N ) - EDW. G. ROBINSON Last Jax} BETTE v Milli Monti + Alon Mowb Te course is designed for pian- answers to questions in coupon, / “Thunder in fhe City” DAVIS “THAT Rob roy . ; N Nef A : FR In n CERTAIN WOMAN" ert McWade ists and teachers and will include a C. Most meritorious 100-word essays, J . Sally Blane “Great Hospital Mystery” in opinion of local judges, / - ”

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first class ‘will be compl nen ALY. appear can be gleaned from the list of | = Ry ‘ —— coming pictures which anpeared in the! : | Hollywood Forecast Section of The Times. a P= ) ¢ J | Oct, 13, Any coming films not mentioned , . h — " J GUILD! S CHOICE | in this edition will not be considered in the judging u «

IS ROLAND YOUNG 5. Emplovees and their families of The FOLLYWOOD, Oct. 14 (U. P) — 101 SILHOUETTE CONTEST You'll be surprised ‘when T A NB Roland Young's role in the picture PRIZES ] 1 you attend the opening y - H y qd. - |

“Topper” has been voted the best veal] 1 movie acting of the month by the|| First Prize—Roundtrip plane ! tonite: New carpets! Novel ~ ~ Y Screen Actors Guild. The Guild, in- | trip to Hollywood via Amer- decorations! New furnish- (SEEN, 4 An ®e e ® AiWMA

cluding most screen players, makes jcan Airlines, with tour of Extra Savings on Round Trips Good Nearly 6 Months ings! And . . . the best the award monthly studios. Go via one scenic route—return another at the end of the season—and . ‘ A Y Y Donald Meek's work in the bpic- | ‘ save 20%, on the return portion of your round trip ticket, Ride Grey- movie program you ve ever " A a - » PK - Second —$100 in cash. hound's smooth-rolling Super-Coach at the lowest fares in history, seen BAR NONE! Sa a J - BO at OL NW oh WBS 1 Ynira-2$S0 Yin ‘Gash. One Way Rd. Thin One Way Re. Ta sid : voted the best. supporting Tole. { : Jacksonville Lo. 812.05 $21.30 Miami 29.80 i {| Fourth—Vacation trip to Chi- St. Petersburg ..., 15.25 27.45 Orlando 25.75 cago via air GREYHOUND TERMINAL

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