Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1937 — Page 6

PAGE 6

‘Angel’ Wins

Praise tor

Dietrich and Lubitsch; ‘Garrick’ Film a Comedy

Thespians Are Targets Of Humor on Screen At Lyric.

JAMES JWR ASHER think, from the title are at Garr fick” would

of those stirmmn COs-

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ish artist

gist of the story. ¥arDrury Lane, has been the famous French speech.

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1001 Ol 1 tad tO D

8 wer. Durit

enthusiastic

ay al 1¢ his farewell admirer tells the David . is going to the French how

ence that

“to teach reaches who

the story ck himself remark. For the company decided 1 will take over for & day the inn where Garrick has arte anged to stay. Nb less a person than Beaumarchais the for their venplayers are deterGarrick of him a laughing

time is Gam

the slighting

By France has made

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hasn't been long &l soes through the laugh on the and an apology Howevel pretty who played the love Thim—and played it so alas, an actress at all

Off to Paris to Paris.

before he IS pla) an he finds the Young lady in the audience. It is his turn for pretty speeches, which he makes and so the comedy enas There is & faint flavor suardsman” and ‘Carnival in Flanthis amusing little and graceful Brian exand 2d -

1 ATTICK pfore he has the rancais the

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ai 0 le ICK to

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about wWithy at thespians 1 1s Garrick, brings a voice and of polite part Melville Luis Al-

is & the ure. & rich proper air atire to the title srett Horton, dtienne Girardot a via de alents to

the

Cooper, ana

their

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the proceedliterate high comeodv. bewigged and satined, “The Great Garrick” should bring you an hour or so of rich fun. For it is an unusual and diverting picture

{f vou enjoy

net

Few Strangers on Stage

If vou don’t enjoy such things, there is the stage bill, as down-to-and obvious as could be deSion of the performers have time or another Murphy,” after four ars, is back to tell us all te of the world, from Pact to the peRoss and Bennett as are all

earth sire

AN atl

one

about the Sta Nine-Power 's plight. re old standbys, ir Jokes. the Shanghai Wing Troupe, which opens the bill, the Lyric has exceptionally good example of the amazing Oriental art of contortion and balance. Saul Grau- & Co. present & cameo-size revue and Harriet Hutchins works hard at a turn of songs and

personat ons.

the

an

man

ZARING TO SHOW NEW DURBIN FILM

The

ture, be the Theater tomorrow The popular and unusual 14-vear-old soprano has the support of Leopold Stokowski, Adolphe Menjou, Mischa Auer and Alice Brady in this musical film.

Deanna Durbin picand & Girl,” 1s to at the Zaring week beginning

Iatest 100 Men attraction for the

Wm vid—George Haves CHILLS OF OLD WYOMING” Jane Wyman—Wm,

‘PUBLIC WEDDING

Havilland all |

im-

Action Make Indiana Picture Outstanding.

“Angel,” which opened yesterday at the Indiana, could scarcely have missed being the outstanding screen entertainment that it 1s. For in it Paramount has brought together for the first time the sure- ¢ combination of lovely Marlene t acting and the subtle ditouch of Ernst Lubitsch., 0 sure the preture’s success two Hollywood's ablest actors, Hert Mat and Melvyn Douglas, > cast in supporting roles, It Is oxcellent work of these two ch affords the real highlight of © how Miss Dietrich as Maria, the wife of a Drilliant English statesman, Herbert Marshall, is cast in the role of a woman resentful of her husband’s preoccupation with affairs of So, while he is at ‘Geneva settling the problems of the world, she flies to Paris in search of adventure And there she finds it in the person of Anthony Holton, a young diplomat recently returned from India, who is in Paris for the same reason. And Melvyn Douglas, incidentally, is & very capable Anthony

strich's

shall

state

They Discover Love

The than sode

evening turns out to be more Just a mutually pleasant epiwhen the two discover love for another. the impossibility affeir, refuses to divulge her to hear his. When he pauses during a stroll in the park to buy flowers for her she vanishes

ol

some

leaving him nothing but the mem- |

his “angel.” fate—and the demands of & narrative—-decree that the two meet again, Holton in due time returns to England, meets the statesman husband at a party and invited to dinner. In the scene of the reunion between the Paris adventurists in front of the unsuspecting husband the genius of Mr. Lubitsch’s direction is felt, Much of the situations drama is suggested in the inimitable Lubifsch manner. For instance, scraps of conversation between the servants inform us of the nervous tension which is present during the meal Anthony, after expressing again his love for Maria, is refused. Then Maria's husband learns of the Paris ude, and when she returns to Paris for a prearranged meeting with Anthony, he follows. The three come face to face and Maria forced to choose between the ablished love she has for her husband and the romantic attrac{tion she feels for Halton. The husband triumphs Film Highly Recommended

“Angel,” the first picture to be directed by Mr, Lubitsch in more than two years, iS a picture that can be unreservedly recommended to Dietrich fans. In it she is not only a beautiful woman but an interesting actress. “Hold em Navy,” the second feafure, is a football yarn which has Annapolis as its setting. Two rivals for the affections of one girl find themselves also vying for the quarterback position. Lew Ayres is cast in the leading role of the midshipman who sacrifices his girl's respect for him and a chance to play in the Armv game in order to win for Navy. Mary Carlisle, John Howard and Bennv Baker are in the supporting cast. —(By C. C)

ANYWAY, IT WORKS

The three daft Ritz Brothers act out their comedy gags when preparing for & new picture rather than think them out. If the gags | ge— don't “act” they're tossed over- | board. {

ory of But good shall

inter

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COSSACK CHORUS SINGS HERE TOMORROW

and Direction |

The diminutive Serge Jarofl, shown here with some of his gigantic

Don Cassacks, will be back at English’s at 3

the Oossnok THONGS in _mnother of

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IN NEW YORK —t, ceoree ross

Broadway's Disappointed, for Pretty Hawaiian Princess Left Hula Wardrobe at Home.

EW YORK, Nov. 6. the circle of dukes,

People of duchesses,

There are, in marquises, princes

the Big Town, barons and

and princesses holding court in New York an even distribution of Britons,

French, Russians and Italians. tertaining a Hawaiian princess. exotic isles is Princess Ulani, on that Pacific paradise.

And at The of the Family The Princess has been snared in the social

the moment Manhattan is enlovely noblewoman from the Bray, one of the oldest

whirl since she arrived and her constant companion these past few

richest

Duke Cromwell herself.

» » »

es vour information, a Hawaiian princess does not bring grass skirts and ornamental leis. Princess Ulani left such native apparel behind and the Fifth Avenue shops are busily at work now preparing the fluffy gowns that she will take back to Hawaii. nn HE last executive he asked her reer with his {accepted, but only that her entire appear in the picture. readily agreed. And Princess will leave the New scene, head for Hollywood where the Brays will be on hand for their cinema debut. un T may upset but their Radio City penthouse garden is not the only one in town which employs a scarecrow to ward off citv-wise sparrows. Mrs, Regina Jais who lives in a penthouse on the 17th floor of an upper Fifth Ave, on her terrace garden in navy blue pajamas. Because she looks sleepy most of the time, anyway. Mrs, Jais needed & scarecrow to protect her crops: Eggplant, straws Peres, beans, gindiolns,

say Cork’s

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time met to start company, on condition family would The fellow so soon the

Harold

She |

York |

building, dresses the scarecrow |

dogwood

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Novel Dance Innovations

FITCH COOPER

Musical Rube

Mickey Haggerty Character

wo Skits Cronies

SWING GIRLS

| Skatomnnines

THE GIRL 5% PEDESTAL

The Acme of Contortlon Artistry

JACK & LEO re

| weeks has been none other than the ®——— girl in the world, Dorothy |

tree, phlox, Ipomoea Bonannex (a moon-flower which develops from a bud into full-grown staure in 60 seconds flat), silver lace vine, tuce and maple. What were such bumper crops doing on the 17th floor of a modern and somewhat swanky apartment house? Well, they were Mrs. Jais' agrarian hob. by and she is fanatically proud of them, » CCORDING to her, the same all over” and doesn't see why life shouldn't thrive among the butter tubs on her penthouse garden as well as they would in the fertile acres of a Connecticut landscape,

» »

past 15 years and her current doUp to a while she maintained this lofty elysium over on West End Ave. The transfer to Fifth Ave. took four days. One hundred tubs and bushel baskets of earth went along with the rest of the Jais possessions on extra vans,

musie,

songs and Schvedov's

Cossack Chorus.”

There will be a group of religious numbers,

“The History

numerous folk

in Song of 8. Jaroff and His Don

Lewis Stone Featured ii in

let- |

She has been experimenting with urban botany for the | RS

( main is the result of her work dur- | | ing the last decade. l back, the Rockefellers,

100 |

Mystery Film at Keith's

A Wolf,”

rather

| If you remember have a clue as to the picture's content

plots the murder sefore.

slight insanity seeking publicity, He “confesses”

police which he never He portrays a Killer realism is

such juvenile

with pany’s quits,

different

He does this bv method of gaining a reputation for | holding the

in of | There also is

sort of mvs

the man who the usual

Ol

the matter

murders to the committed, on the stage that the come frightened and

tery story is

Mr took away . center of Firch Cooper, | Of a more rustic nature, and Leo contribute songs.

The actor discovers the new juve- |

nile is his own son,

And the son is

accused and convicted of the murder |

which mit, his own novel

his father How guilt

finally the guilty makes and entertaining film

does come proves rather Tom

party up a

Brown and Barbara Read are the | other principals.

On the stage,

“Nature is musie, with the * She |

EXTRA HiT

DONALD TALENT SCOUT

the emphasis is to ‘Five Swing itl

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ROSALIND RUSSELL ROBERT BENCHLEY

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AUTO YIGAL

a Shah, Pry.

Circle Film Mero.

A boy's best friend may mother, but a man's best disguised as his mother, considerable assistance also. As proof of this rather truism, the Circle this week is offering ‘“Pight for Your Lady,” in which Jack Oakie yields to his ma-

villain.

rescued. Tda Lupino is the lady who is fought for. Erik Rhodes, the exotic Arkansan, is the duelist who also does a little fighting for lady. Mr. Rhodes is supposed to be Hungarian, and he obviously is mod-

attention. in music | and Jack |

eled aftfer [01 recent headlines who did as much

[cutting with his sword as with his]

[ecalpel. | Tt is Mr. Oakie, however, Wi most of the picture's fun,

overstuffed and amusing self. He is

{*een as a fixer-upper who cares for | | Mr, Boles’ mental as well as phy- |

| steal condition, Mr. Boles is jilted (and wants to die. The easfesi way (he and a reporter ean think of is (for him to make eves at | fend of Spadizsimo, the duelist, | Spadissimo has killed 44 rivals. | And he almost gets Mr. Boles, has a Weakness for mothers, howsaver. And when Mr, Oakie dons feminine costume and appears at | the crucial moment, the day | saved, and so is the hero,

| This is a preposterous farce, but |

| if vou are an Oakie fan you'll prob[ably lke ft. Tt is a picture to be seen with no mental effort on vour part. Don't for heaven's sake, worty about the plot. And don't be dig

Comedian's Disguise Saves

be his | friend, | cah be of |

erypite |

ternal instinct inh time to foil the |

John Boles is the man who gets

the |

the Hungarian doctor |

who pro- | He | accomplishes this by being his usual |

the girl- |

He |

fs |

SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1937 . Oakie Helps As ‘Mother’

WHAT, WHEN, WHERE

| 1 APOL1LO | “Ali Baba Goes th Town,” with Roland 1:49,

Eddie Cantor, Tony Martin Taine, and AS Lang, at 11:03, 4:36 23, 10:10,

“ya hgerously Yours,” With Romero ahd Lhvilts Brooks, 3:33, 6:20, 9:0

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“Angel,” with Marlene Herbert Marshall, Melvyn ahd Edward Everett Horton, at 3:47, 6:55, 10:03 “Hold ‘em Navy,” and Mary Oarlisle, 5:52, 9.

Cesar at 12.4%,

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Dietrich, Douglas 12:39,

with Lew at 11:36,

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THERE'S A REASON

One of the reasons for Doh Ameche's broad shoulders the summer he spent loading 94-<pound | als of cement onto trucks,

| is

turbed if the other actors are pretty | {

| | | second rate, | The Circle's other picture 1s a | "who-done-it” titled “The Westland with Preston Foster as the «J. 1.)

| Case,” | wily sleuth.

FEARS THIRD MATCH

Spencer Tracy will never be the | third person to take a light on one

“The Man Who Cried match. Keith's filth attraction this week in which Lewis Stone is the star. | the old story which gave vise to the title, you will Stone, who plays an actor, his wife and Soh years

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