Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1938 — Page 17

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Opening Tomorrow

Apollo (Fourth downtown week) “IN OLD CHICAGO”—Tyrone Power, Alice Faye, Don Ameche, Alice Brady, Andy Devine; directed by Henry King; screen play by - Lamar Trotti and Sonya Levien, from a story by Niven Busch; songs by Gordon and Revel, Pollack and Mitchel. Story—Of antebellum Chicago, and the O’Learys; Molly, who owned the famous cow; Dion, her son, who became a crooked and prosperous politician; Jack, who became Chicago’s crusading mayor; Belle, a cabaret singer who marries Dion, and the Fire, which forms the picture’s climax.

Circle

: “FOOLS FOR SCANDAL”—Carole Lombard; Fernand Gravet, Ralph Bellamy, Allen Jenkins. Produced and directed by Mervyn Le Roy; from a play by Nancy Hamilton, James Shute and Rosemary Casey. Story—American movie star is touring Europe incognito. She meets handsome, penniless baron, likewise incog. They're both engaged. He hires out as her cook, also sings and dances. Finally, with unwanted suitor and fiancee eluded, baron gets actress. “BATTLE OVER BROADWAY”—Victor McLaglen, Brian Donlevy, Louise Hovick, Raymond Walburn. Directed by George Marshall. Story—Two Legionnaires are sent to New York convention {o break up romance of wealthy steel man’s son and chorus girl. The two fall for a beautiful lady who diverts attention while rich boy wins chorus girl. Eventually steel magnate comes to town, falls for Legionnaires’ girl himself. He weds her. His helpers had a good time at the convention, anyway.

Indiana

“THE JOY OF LIVING”—Irene Dunne, Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Alice Brady, Guy Kibbee, Lucille Ball, Eric Blore. Directed by Tay Garnett; music by Jerome Kern. Story—Musical comedy star, supporting a family of theatrical has-beens, meets wealthy young man. He dogs her footsteps until, in desperation, she marries him. When groom learns bride intends to continue in show business, he seeks divorce. Star discovers family a bunch of leeches, advises them to go to work, flees with husband to South Seas. “THE ‘CRIME’ OF DR. HALLET”—Ralph Bellamy, William Gargan, Barbara Read, Josephine Hutchinson. Directed by S. Sylvan Simon. Story—About American doctors in Sumatra and their efforts to find a tropical fever serum. Head doctor's assistant discovers it, but dies testing chief’s serum. Then head doctor takes dead man’s name and continues experiments. Love arrives, followed by the dead man's wife, to complicate matters.

Loew's

“TEST PILOT”—Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Spencer Tracy, Bionel Barrymore. Directed by Victor Fleming; story by Lieut. Comm. Frank Wead. Story—About a devil-may-care pilot, his mechanic and the farmer’s daughter they meet when forced down in a Kansas wheat field. Pilot and girl elope. Later pilot is fired. Wins Thompson Trophy Race, gives half of purse to another flier’s widow, spends the rest on a spree. But the girl still is sticking with him at the fadeout. Lyric “WOMEN ARE LIKE THAT” (on screen)—Kay Francis, Pat O’Brien, Ralph Forbes, Melville Cooper. Directed by Stanley Logan. Story—Crack ad writer marries the boss’ daughter. The boss runs off to Europe with- most of the firm's money. The new bridegroom resigns. The bride tries to “vamp” back some of the lost accounts. There are misunderstandings and a threatened divorce, but everything works out. ; “MAJ. BOWES ALL-STAR REVUE” (on stage) —O’'Brien and Goldberg, comedians; Sally Swing, tap dancer; Wallace Bros. the “Two Black Dots”; Gay Allen, singer; Bert and Bette, “Dancing

Drummers,” other acts.

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‘Old Chicago’ In 4th Week

Apollo ‘to Continue Film of O'Leary Family.

Threatening the Seven Dwarfs’ local record, the Four O’Learys of “In Old Chicago” begin their fourth Indianapolis week and their second at the Apollo tomorrow.

Like the Disney full-length film, “In Old Chicago” spent its first fortnight here at the Indiana. The Dwarfs and Snow White likewise put in, two weeks at the Apollo, departed a week for parts unknown, and then returned. If anyone is left who hasn’t seen “In Old Chicago” (and surely there are, or the picture wouldn’t be staying) it has to do with the emigrant tribe of O’Learys who settled in the thriving village of Chicago.

Characters in Play

Chief persons in the drama are Dion, the son who becomes wealthy through somewhat shady practices; Jack, the stalwart and not so prosperous young attorney; Mrs. O'Leary,

| their courageous and hard-working

mother, and her cow, who, according to still persistent rumor, kicked a lantern into the straw and started the great fire. Then there is a third O'Leary son, played by Tom Brown, who grows up to become a solid citizen, though not a very dramatic one. Alice Faye plays the feminine lead

WHAT, WHEN, WHERE

APOLLO

on on Chicago,” with Don Amec Tyrone Power, Alice Faye. Alice Erady. at 11:48, 2:16. 4:44, 7:12

“March of Time. at 11:21, 1:49, 4:17. 6:45 and 9 CIRCLE Her Jungle Loves with Doroth Lamour, Ray. Milland. at 11. 1:45. 4:30. o% 15 and 10.

“Mr. Moto’s Gamble.” with Peter Lome. Keve Luke. at 12:30. 3:20, 6:05

CIVIC

“Goodbye Again,” a comedy with Alfred Btcheverry. Mary Fletcher. and Dorothy Robinson. Curtain at 8:30.

INDIANA “Rebecca,” with Shirley Temple.

Randolph Soot, Gloria Stuart. Jack . Hales. Pat 11. .1:51, 4:43. 7:35 and

“This Marriage Business.” with Jigsor Moore, at 12:41, 3:33. 6:25 and

LOEW'S

“The Adventures of Marco Polo, with Gary Cooper. Sigrid Gurie. Busi t Raihbene, at 12:15, 3:20. 6:50 and

® «The Gaiety Girls,” with Patricia Ellis. sack Hulbert, at 11. 2:15, 5:30

LYRIC and his Orchestra, on stage at

Wayne King wih other, , Vaudeville. , 3:45, and 9:2 ye will Saban” with Ronald Reagan. Gloria Blondel, 11:44, 2:29, 5:24, 8:09 and 10:23. OHIO ‘““Hel’s House,” with Pat O'Brien. Also “Daughter of Shanghai.” ALAMO “Wells Far 8 Jia, Joel McCre Also “Quick Tea AMBASSADOR

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Be Foalish! .. . and how they prove it! . . . in the warmest romance that ever sparkled with carefree laughter! . . . Don’t wait for your friends to tell you IT'S A’ KNOCKOUT. See it for yourself —NOW!

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Johnny to Return To Tarzan Roles|

HOLLYWOOD, April 21 (U. P). —Johnny Weissmuller, the original movie Tarzan, will take the skin trousers out of moth balls and give the ape howl again for the screen. Producer Sol Lesser, after a brief trial with Tarzan pictures, using Glenn Morris as the hero amd Eleanor Holm Jarrett as Tarzan’s mate, sold the rest of his Tarzan stories to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ‘Studio. M-G-M. which first brought Tarzan to the screen, had lost out to Mr. Lesser in buying the latest Edgar Rice Burroughs stories.

COLORFUL PICTURE

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FINAL 2 CONCERTS AT CINCINNATI SET

Eugene Goossens, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra conductor, has included two of his own compositions on the program for the orchestra’s two final concerts of the season, at 1:45 p. m. tomorrow and 7:30 p. m. Saturday in the Music Hall, Cincinnati. The Goossens comphitions. fitled “Pastoral” and “Bacchanal,” have. been included in response to numerous requests. The program will open with the Overture to Mo“Magic Flute” and continue

oven “Eroica’” Symphony, No. 3. In accordance with custom, there

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MAY ROBSON AT 74 STARTS NEW FILM

' HOLLYWGOD, April 21 (U. P.)—. May” Robson, the grand old lady of the films, who was 74 years old yesterday; started work on a new movie today. A cake with 74 candles was Presented to her on her birthday.

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