Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1937 — Page 6
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Shelby St.
Film House
Renovated
More Seats Are Installed |
At Garfield Theater.
The Garfield Theater, St., which has been closed for remodeling and atedecoration, is to 0 an Saturday night, Charles Tamler, manager, announced today. Seating capacity has been creased from 425 to 600 and new cushioned seats, air-conditioning
system and heating plant have been |
installed. There is also a larger screen and new sound equipment. Mr. Tamler has owned and operated the Garfield for 18 years, and the Tacoma for
former assistant at the Tacoma, wil! manage the East Side picture house, while Mr. Tamler will devote full time to the Garfield. Shows wiil be changed on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
as,
There is to be another “Talent Night” performance from the stage of the Fountain Square at 8:33 p. m. tomorrow. This is the second in a scheduled weekly presentation of amateur performers sponsored by the Universal Productions Co. and th~ theater management.
Tomorrow night's theatrical aspir- |
Carter, in a the Allithe
ants will be Walter singing and dancing act; son Sisters, acrobatic dancers; Chester Dillon Family, and-dance turn; the Honolulu Serenaders; and Andrew Cox and Sonja
ers Jane Ault, testants, was offered a
tract in a touring unit through the
Vaughn Richardson booking office, |
and is awaiting parental consenv to her stage debut.
150 Request Auditions
On Saturday the Fountain Square management received more than 150 requests for audition’'s for this week's show. Twenty-six acts were heard at that time. All performers must
have auditions before being engaged | stage presenta- | tions. These are to be held each Sat-|
for the Thursday urday morning in the theater. To accompany its stage attraction, the Fountain Square has booked a double-feature for tomorrow night. The pictures will be “A Star Born,”
Zane Grey's “Roll with Smith Ballew.
SHOPPING STAR
Along Cowboy,”
The first thing Luise Rainer did | from New York, |
upon her return where she had been with her husband, Clifford. Odets, for months, was to tour. She says in New York to
she was too busy buy a thing.
Opening Tomorrow
Circle
“THE BARRIER”—Leo Carrillo, Jean Parker, James Ellison, Otto Kruger. Adapted from Jack London's novel of the same title; directed by Les Selander, Story—Young Army officer in Alaska falls in love with girl believed to be half-breed. She really is daughter of prospector’s former sweetheart whom he has brought to Alaska after her mother is killed. Prospector is accused of murdering girl's mother years
2203 Shelby | | dered wife and sought to put blame on innocent man.
in-|
the past 10 years.| He has announced that L. J. Thom- |
in a song-|
Grigo, both of whom are young sing- |
one of last week's con- | 28-week con- |
Is| in which Fredric March and | Janet Gaynor are costarred, and |
several | go on a shopping |
before.
soldier marries girl.
Louise Campbell, from a play by Daniel N. Rubin.
victim's sister, having enlisted engaged to another,
Stuart Erwin, Claire Trevor,
story by Philip Wylie.
tion. falls in love with his valet.
to first. “45 FATHER Directed by James Tinling.
begins.
Clarence Brown,
Marie Walewska. Helena.
out his life. “IT'S Auer. Grace Bradley. Story—Girl nephew, logical heir,
Girl's father arrives in Alaska during gold rush, eventually confesses murdering wife himself,
“NIGHT CLUB SCANDAL”-—John Barrymore, Lynn Overman, Charles Bickford. Directed by Ralph Murphy;
Story—Reporter clears mystery, exposes doctor who has mur-
Indiana
“SECOND HONEYMOON"—Tyrone Power, Marjorie Weaver, [| Edward Bromberg. Directed by Walter Lang; based on a magazine
Story—Divoreed couple meets at Miami, rekindle mutual affecWife has remarried. Casual acquaintance of first husband Former wife misunderstands. of incidents leads to wife's divorce of second husband, remarriage
S"—Jane Withers,
Story—All about an orphan girl adopted by an explorers’ club. Members draw lots to see who will be her “father,” and the fun Ends in a courtroom where the youngster saves a young man from a breach of promise suit brought by a designing socialite.
Loew's
“CONQUEST"—Greta Garbo, Henry Stephenson, Dame May Whitty. Gasiorowski and a dramatization by Helen Jerome; directed by produced by Bernard H. Hyman, Story—Of the famous love affair of Napoleon and the Countess The narrative follows Napoleon's career from the time of his first visit to oppressed Poland to his banishment to St. It emphasizes the love of the Polish Countess which began as admiration for Poland's liberator and remained steadfast through-
ALL YOURS”—Madeleine Carroll, Francis Lederer, Mischa Directed by Elliott Nugent, inherits late employer's is enamored of an actress, union of girl, nephew and fortune.
Girl's foster-father is cleared,
Intended reporter's aid, confesses she is
Loretta Young, Lyle Talbot, J.
Series
Thomas Beck, Louise Henry.
Charles Boyer, Reginald Owen, Based on a book by Waclaw
Benefactor's Story concerns
millions.
Sonja Rates
"If You Believe It, It's So," Is Her Motto.
Times Special HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10.—On the theory of “if you believe it, it's so,” Sonja Henie is transforming herself into an actress of no mean ability. Just a year ago, Sonja was | plunged into the movies as a result |
of her skating career which made | in that line. She had |
her a star | never acted before and had the idea that all that she would have to do was skate, and leave emoting to the others. Now she is working in her third picture, “Happy Ending,”
equal to, if not greater than her skating sequences.
or theories about acting. | “I believe the whole thing,”
As Actress
in which | the dramatic portion of her work is |
Sonja denies having any technic |
she |
said. “That makes it easier for me to act.” “When I study the script of .a picture, I imagine it all as really happening to me. Then when I get on the set, the people I work with are not just actors. I think of them only as the characters in the story. “I was never trained as an actress, so I picked this method of doing the best job I possibly can.”
BUYS NEW HOME FOR HIS PARENTS
{ HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10 (U, P).— | Parents of Pat O’Brien, film actor, | who lived in the same Milwaukee
apartment for 30 years, were set- | tling today in a new Hollywood | home, It was a gift presented by | their son as they stepped from the | train, supposedly to spend the | winter. It was O'Brien's determination, when he left home 20 years ago for [the stage, to buy Mr. and Mrs. W. | J. O'Brien a home of their own He bought and furnished | an imposing house on Cherokee Ave. secretly, to surprise his parents.
| some day.
Brahms Is Subject for
Second Lecture Recital Scheduled for
Tomorrow.
The second of a series of Thursday morning lecture recitals at the Bomar Cramer Studios, 1431 N. Meridian St., will be given tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. Mr. Cramer will discuss “Brahms -—a Fulfillment and Prophecy,” and
will offer a program of the composer’s works assisted by Miss Sara Miller. To open the musical portion of the lecture-recital, Mr. Cramer is to play the Intermezzi, Opus 76 No. 6 and Opus 119 No. 1; the Capriccio, Opus 116 No. 1, and three movements of the Piano Sonata in F Sharp Minor, Opus 2. Miss Miller will assist in the performance of the first set of “Liebeslieder” Waltzes for two pianos, after which she will close the program with the “Variations on a Theme of Handel.” Due to the length of the program, Mr. Cramer has asked that the audience be in its seats not later than 10:25 o'clock. Tickets for the lec-ture-recital may be obtained at the door. & & 8 Glenn Friermood, Jordan Conservatory voice department head, was to hold the first of three Wednesday afternoon vocal clinics at the conservatory’s main building
this afternoon. This is a continuation of the freeclinic policy offered by the conser- | vatory to prospective students or interested persons, without financial obligation. The next clinic is scheduled for 4 p. m. Monday. At this time Jennings Saumenig, new Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra tympanist, will conduct a percussion demonstration. A free scholarship will be awarded to the student making the best showing at this and the two following sessions, which will be held on IMonday at the same hour. Other clinics, including one in vicla by Julius Salkin, instructor and new orchestra member, are to be announced soon.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
SECOND HONEYMOONERS' ROMANCE
Cramer Talk:
pi
Waiting, perhaps,
for their ship Loretta Young and Tyrone Power do a bit of hand-
to come holding in this
which comes to
in,
scene from “Second Honeymoon,” the Indiana screen tomorrow.
DRIVER FOR STAR SMALLEST GUARD
Times Special HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10.—Hollywood’s smallest bodyguard has been | disclosed in the person of Marcelo,
chauffeur for Claire Trevor. Marcelo is barely five feet tall and weighs a feather more than three
RUBINOFF Miuro
FAIR GROUNDS | NOV. 13 to 19 405]
Glamorous Greta Garbo as the woman who conquered the ruler of the world... Romantic Charles Boyer as the mighty Napoleon!
Thanksgiving turkeys. However, with a .45 he can knock the enamel off a galloping rabbit's teeth at 50
vards, having learned the knack of shooting when he served with the United States Army in the PhilipBefore 9
pines. A After 40¢
TONIGHT
Carl (Deacon) Moore
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
THURSDAY NIGHT Bpecial Armistice Dance
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IROOF
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LYRIC
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
LAST 2 DAYS!
SCREEN
BRIAN AHERNE
OLIVIA
De HAVILLAND STV IR CRITI
with EDWARD EVERETY HORTON MELVILLE COOPER LIONEL ATWILL A WARNER BROS. §
sonally Supervised by MERVYN LEROY
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“MUSICAL STAIRATONE 1 > Plus Other Acts
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1937
Starlet Bitten; Movie Delayed
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10 (U, P.).— Ann Sheridan, young movie starlet from Texas, stepped on a police dog's tail and her scenes in a movie were being held up today.
‘The dog snapped at her, slashing a cut over one of her eyes. She was romping with the pet at a friend's home. Five stitches were taken to close the gash. Dr. Charles M. Taylor ordered her to bed for several days. She was working in the picture, “The Mystery of Hunting's End,” at Warner Brothers.
FAIR SINGER
Judy Garland, Metro-Goldwyn= Mayer songstress, sang and danced at the Chicago World's Fair.
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Plus ‘‘Dangerously |
"With CESAR Yours” “2G vino
ACTS VODVIL
Plus Lewis Stone in “The Man Who Cried Wolf"
TiLL 5:00 TILL CLOSE
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“NEW ENGLANDERS”
37—COMPANY OF—37
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LOEW'S ® LAST DAY ® BOB MONTGOMERY ® ROSALIND RUSSELL ® BOB BENCHLEY “LIVE, LOVE AND LEARN"
THEIR LOVE STORY PRLKS THRILLS!
This gripping romance becomes M-G-M’s crowning achievement! The most ambitious film ever made!
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While a slim beauty tantalized a conqueror, Napoleon's mighty legions set forth on world-shaking combats! ... Thundering action! Poignant drama!
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(Above). Napoleon confers with his generals—before granting his sweet. heart's wish for her country’s freedom!
(Above, left). Napoleon must marry royalty—though he yearns for the tender kiss of another!
Waiting . .. longing... but the fate of the world hangs upon the victory of the man she loves!
THE LOVE STORY OF MARIE WALEWSKA!
Massed armies bar Napoleon's path to love and glory!... His troops retreat— but the Emperor hastens his steps back to the woman who waits! . . . Is this the end for the man who made history stand still?
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STEPHENSON + LEIF ERIKSON VLADIMIR SOKOLOFF
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CLARENCE
BROW
REGINALD OWEN ALAN MARSHAL DAME MAY WHITTY . 8
Produced by Bernard H Directed by CLARENCE BROWN
HENRY HENRY GORDON .
Hyman WV PY Goldwyn-Maver |
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PLUS
GAY, SPARKLING COMEDY! MADELEINE CARROLL FRANCIS LEDERER "IT'S ALL YOURS"
Last Day! MARLENE DIETRICH ANGEL"
Plus “Hold ‘em, Navy”
STARTS THURSDAY!
Hoedia ;
Plus JANE WITHERS in 45 FATHERS”