Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1937 — Page 14

SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1987 March of Time [SONJA ue » Wins 3d Award SS TOR

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 13 (U.P) = mes Special Blond Sonja Henie has taken out a NEW YORK, Nov. 13-=March of | new Lloyd's policy on the shapely | Time has been awarded the Cle-|legs that won her an Olympic ive=

ment Cleveland Memorial Medal for | Skating pei und - Hivie . eliev | the “outstanding piece of work in | | Career, ahd she was 4 y

to be the most heavily insured of cancer education during the year”

all Hollywood stars. | by the New York City Cancer Com- Miss Henie's legs were insured for | mittee of the American Society for

| $5000 a week for the period of one the Control of Cancer.

year, The medal honors Volume 111, No, | This was reported to have given 6, of March of Time's filin presen-

the Norwegian actress a total of tation, “Conquering Cancer.” thiee million dollars in polities. This is the third distinction eon-

It seems like old times to have a | Barney Rapp and his New Eng- | ferred this year on March of Time, 3 o Open -Alr ; y , «ine. landers. well know ) | From the Academy of Motion Pic- hturday SKY When Ayn Rand wrote one of the | HE Ea OL UE SI Nal Ne oi hig ture Arts and Sciences it received Sey Bonverine tw ding he a ing and dancing at the Lyric again, radio listeners, are back in Thdi- | Wo endings of his play, “Night of It ro » te | AMAPOILS ‘With ‘AROLH : | the special award, bestowed only HARB January 16,” he surely did not ime ) 3 ; s a sure sign that the “season” is » i er entertaining | ave times before in film history, be= 3 3 4 a : 3 av \ Ss A / hh [3 : : agine quite the hilarious touch it 3 3 RE } Setting ‘under ‘way, ‘and ‘a Wella | na : SHS Yul Widek. cause of its “significance in revolu- oe bag lS AG LURES LB i 4 2 3 3 Ss » » - oe . 5 added to last night's opening per-| 2 fie. oo 0, | © musical revue follows the ac- | tionizing one of the most important Run. 38¢ Sue betore 9:18 formance at ‘the Civic "Theater This ‘week's offering called | cepted pattern, ‘with the usual oaths of the industry—=the news Nhe cou fier 9:15 3 : 4 . | Teel.” Ohe Block Sou » unicipal 5 "wood | Te | For the first night audience had | SHOW Band Wagon,” for ho | retinue of Singers and dancers pro- Also, the Grand Shorts Award the rich pleasure of hearing an| 3 = [More reason than most revue titles. | | viding a bit of variety between Ia voted ‘to Mareh ‘of Time by the | STM - _— amateur actor scold 12 local judges | X 3 } :3R 3 3 | The hour's vaudeville goes in rather | SWing tunes by the orchestra. Mr. | readers of “Box Office,” presented and discharge them from jury serve | : : | heavily for comedy, which should be | Rapp's orchestra does hot rank [on behalf of the Jay Emanuel pub-

ice for 10 years. When Supreme |godd news to most variety patrons, | with the best in the country, bus | ications. rather stern remarks for Mr. Justice | | Lorraine has been seen here before, | ing eyeful and earful. But those gale of laughter to top off a zestful | ~ young lady has a flair for comedy, | tine that is no better or no worse WHAT, WHEN, WHERE highly commendable play. It | S to to Si R gl comedy of a superior sort. Among | presents two acrobatic dance numuntil at the end you find yourself | “She with William | first base, What plays second, I! - ' * whe ' ’ | Uncivilized' Also Is Badly It's 'whom greatly resembles Oliver Karen Andre's fate 50, Miss Pauline Duhm, soprano, will There is an attractive chorus of 16| on the stage his new pianist, Bddie | CIVIC If you've never seen the Rapp or- [ does some control Power! Loretty Your, tT hos, Mrs. Cathryn Lausch, violinist, is | Nome” from “Rigoletto”; Vern Rath| tn “Wallaby Jim of the Islands” Thomas Beck and Louise Henry, at 11:48, 2:52, 5:56, 9. | partners, Vic and LaMarr, offer|of the struggle of a pearl trader to [ lTections: “Wallaby Nm of the Islands,” with Miss Duhm, C.C.). h Charles Boyer Widmune Dich” Auer, at 10:45, 2, 5:20 and 8:40, I I oO O S S Henops>

THE A POS TIMES BALLET TO PRESENT BALL SCENE | Lyric’s Vaudeville Revue Provides Hour of Comedy; , Rapp'’s S Band Entertaining

‘Hollywood Band Band Wagon' Tew Englanders Back in | Is Full of Fun, Dancing Indianapolis With And Singing. Stage Show.

PAGE 4 Real Judges Are Rebuked In Civic Play

Verdict of Jury Brings | Hilarious Ending to | Drama.

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HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 13 (U, P). Hope Hampton, grand opera singer, preparing to make her first talking picture, was assighed Carty Grant today as her leading man in the film, “She Shall Have Music.”

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Lynne Catver plays all her scenes in “Everybody Sing” wearing the same shoes which she wore during her x recent Mattiage.

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As the reader doubtless Knows bY | gianapolis, Dennis Hoey was the the jury is chosen nightly from | ginjster and sorrowful Mr, Rochester | the audience by lot—except for 1ast | gpposite Katharine Hepburn's amusing collusion. This | Jane Eyre. Now, far from his jury ana the of the patrons are | farmer pre-Victorian haunts, he is kept busy deciding whether or MOU| yy, white Jeader of a tribe of Aus Bjorn Faulkner was a Suicide or | . " Lh murder victim tralian bushmen in “Unecivilized,” In fact, as the plan progresses, the | now on the Apollo screen. situation becomes even more coms The film was made, at least part plicated than that. The whole case of it in Northern Australia. and! seems to have arisen from the : ; : Y, ie doubt, once expressed, that Ivar (iS an English product. If you think Krueger, the Swedish “match king,” | the average American “class B” was really dead. Some said Krueger | picture is bad, I recommend “Un“faked” his death. And this play's | givilized” as a stimulant to your naauthor revolves his mystery about | tional pride. the same startling premise. After sitting through the picture, The fact that this play SO | T should hate to have to outline the well constructed that it could get by plot with any semblance of cowith a minimum of good acting iS | perence. It is something about a no reason to discount the Civic woman novelist who goes into the players’ performance. For, UNGCr | yids jn search of Mara, the white Alfred gl heverry’s careful and dis- xing. There follows a labyrinthian cerning direction, they have devel- | qtory of rubies, opium, love potions, oped a varied and credible set of | yyipal warfare and a half-caste dramatic portraits girl. For instance, there is Janet| 1,» addition to a dragging and Brown, who plays the defendant. | meaningless narrative, the picture is Miss Brown is called upon to sit mo= | padly acted, badly directed and badtionless through a good part of the |)y photographed, play. But she never gets “out of | “pe second feature is called “She | character,” and succeeds In ©On- | asked for It.” Orien Havward, until vincing us of her emotional travail. |yapently a model, is the girl who Brief Parts Well Done |does the asking. William Gargan [portrays a playboy-turned-novelist-job of pro- |tyrmed-sleuth, Being left without | as Larry lan allowance. Mr. Gargan turns to |

' Both attor- {mystery story writing at his wife's | DIETRICH'S GLAMOUR

parts, and they are unfailingly well ————————— READING HELPED

done. Particular attention might | Annabella, blond French star now

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On the screen, Warner Brothers, | with their sense of timely news values, give us the first picture based on the most famous of Federal prisons. They have called it simply “Alcatraz Island.” Like “West of other “headline” Rivet | 1S A bit misleading. Scott | Island” is a pretty | picture, Another important bit of news is [the fact that the Lyric has just in- | stalled a very much improved type of public nurs system. J. T)

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Sours Justice James Pg gnes, ml X Aaa } : " Top honors are shared by Lor-|ijt is decidedly better than average. ee —— Hp NOUIel ne ho ict, | 5 3 > | raine and Rognan, and the New| Miss Ruby Wright, featured femtJudge” David Milligan had some | RN |team, Abbott and Costello. Miss | nine vocalist, is an equally pleas0 ~ is ” 1 1 Q I~, ph ~ i i > > > », | | Susie amd hi Colleagues Teparaums Members of the Jooss European Ballet are shown | which will be included in their program at English's ee other places on English’s | who have seen Rapp's orchestra in EE EE sees raat above in a scene from “A Ball in Old Vienna” | Monday hight on the Martens Concerts series. stage as a member of the “Vanities” | previous appearances already know So there was an entirely impromptu i - cast. Besides being attractive, this | that, Jane Ruby does a tap rouand exciting evening. Fi 1 Mi D Kh There's nothing subtle about Ab- | than many others you ) y A m 1 have seen. Ev en _Wwithout the added Sivaps British | ™m ISS u bott and Costello, but they offer | DeSota and Rosita are seen in two tion, “Night of January 16” is [some old-fashioned Kknockabout [spirited dances. Jackie Rogan also APOLLO , sure-fire theatrical amunition, and Plot ls Poor Bi other things they do the old ho bers that were well received. doubts and excitement and “Uncivilized,” with Dennis Hoey What” routine. You remember suspense grow through three acts SR SalFEDL. TRH. W190, 3:54, W youre old enough— "Who ay New Pianist Introduced Asked for Tt.” . , ; ; 3 a hg Vie | . . ; The Three Swing Kings—one of sitting on the edge of your chain CuEiRe nT 40 DA Bh ere | Recital to Be Give Given at U. B. Dou t Know plays third” ete. waiting for the jury and anking | g00d to hear it again, because it's |W iu J % re | . CIRCLE w S| Hardy in appearance and manner= heaven vou don’t have to decide Acted and Directed. “ine Barrier With Tee aviiio. (11 Church Tomorrow. cleverly done. isms—sing some old hillbilly songs 11) Parker , and jJrines Ellison, at || Chorus Is Attractive and pull some older gags. Mr. Kept Busy “Night Crap Scandal,” with John | Rapp introduces for the first time Barrymore, Lynn Overman and | : i §ouise Campbell, at 11:30, 2:40, 5:50. | be presented in recital at 3 p. m. to- | who capitulate to the current fad | Holley, who sings songs in the | [morrow in the University Heights | with a clever puppet dance. There | much-imitated Crosby fashion, “Night of January 16. | United Brethren Church by Mrs. D, | IS also a lady I aun, vi ; C |H. Gilliatt, Indiana Central College . chestra’s “Hitting the Bottle” num- | INDIANA y €€ | coat of blue paint, i ber you still have a chance, for it | “Second Woneymoon,” with Tyrone instructor in voice. Carol Manners sings the “Cara|still serves as the finale. and Marjorie Weaver, at 12:5 “is Fathers, ‘with vane Withers | | 10 be assisting soloist; Helen Thom, | plays saxophone and clarinet in ala relative newcomer to the screen, : 5 : : A las Martin will accompany. The pro- | [ rather better-than-Ted Lewis man- | George Houston, appears in the title [es Yi ; Fe fata ner; the Keene Twins and their |yele. This is a fast-moving story KEITH'S gram is to include the following seBarney Rapp and Wis New Bog in | acrobatic dancing; Charles Malone |yetain his rights to rich pearl fishlanders on stage at 1:30, 4, 6:50, 9:20 | Ania Lor Heakt Ry he ithful tap dances, and everyone has a good | ing beds in the South Seas while ne ord Is \ hepherd George Houston and Ruth Coleman, [| Aria, “O, Had I Jubal's Lyre”, two rival traders work against him. at 12, 2:30, 5, 50 10:20, LOEW'S | “Scene de Ballet i Es hatin BAVEL Regimald ‘Und ad die W ied COND MARTENS SERIES Owen, at 12.10, 3:30, RR, he ENGLISH NEXT MON. EVE. It’s Al Yours,” with Madeleine ch Lieb Carroll, Francis Loderes and Mischa See This divusa tional All-Star mpany in "SEVEN

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Florence Rice has resumed | every=momming dip in the ocean | fore driving to the studio. The | tress lives on the ocean front.

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in Hollywood to make two pictures, [improved her command of English 50 per cent, she says, by reading English novels omnivorously.

“Night of January 16” is, in fact, one of the best integrated productions in reggnt Civic history, With it, Mr. Etcheverry has added =a second feather to his cap in as many tries. One who should not

enjoys the theater miss this production, which will continue nightly through Wednesday, For jt offers the very rare combination of a good mystery play and good amateur acting.

MARY AND BUDDY PLAN PLANE TOUR |

HOLLYWOOD, Nov, 13 (U.P). —- Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers were back in Hollywood today and planning to leave again in the spring for an air tour of South America They arrived on a T. W. A. plane from New York, where Miss Pickford conferred with Samuel Goldwyn and Alexander Korda about disposing of her United Artists Studio interests. She said negotiations were proceeding satisfactorily.

ANNOUNCER GETS LEGACY OF $250

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 13 (U. P). — Thomas Freebairn Smith, announcer for Jeanette MacDonald on g radio network, will receive $250 in the will of an elderly spinster in London for whom he used to run

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