Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1938 — Page 18

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That Kiss,” opening tomorrow at

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Piano Recital | Is Applauded

Triggs Presents Students; Kraft on Organ. |

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Fantasy Standard Is High

an occasion critical pondering, not only because | many players are short of their highest development, but because the standard of performance was | surprisingly high Since Mr. Triggs is one-half of | the best-known American two- | piano team, it goes without saying that he konws the business of duo-| pianism Not only that, but he fires his students with an enthusiastic vitality of playing. Last night they caught a great deal of his skill as well as his spirit. As a pianist | Mr. Triggs has an abundance of both these qualities, so success was | guaranteed. The audience packed auditorium to the doors, | most to the ceiling. There was pro- | fuse applause, with a final oust | saved for entire “cast,” which | took several bows en masse at ithe | close.

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Less ebullient, but ing, was the organ recital by Edwin Arthur Kraft, who was presented by the American Guild of Organists’ Indiana chapter in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church last | night | Organ recitals have heen rare | things this season, but last night's | soloist almost made up for the lack with an execeedingly generous program. Mr. Kraft is a widely known performer Organist and choirmaster of Cleveland's Trinity Cathedral and Director of Music at Lake Erie College, Painesville, O., he brought with him a deserved reputation as a skilled and sound musician.

Bach Comes Later

To prove that Bach need not | necessarily be lead-off man on every organ program, Mr. Kraft began with treatments of German chorales bv Karg-Elert, Reger and Edmundson. Then, after his own transscription of a slight ‘Beethoven Minuet, he proceeded to a Prelude and Fugue in G by the acknowledged master, Bach himself. After that there was music by Weitz, Floyd, Vierne, Dethier, Elgar, raulkes, Whitlock and Lanquetuit. Bach naturally was the occasion’s hero, and some of the other selections sounded pretty thin in comparison,

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“NURSE FROM BRODKLYN" |

With Sally Ellers, Paul Kelly |

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Opening Tomorrow

Circle “THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD"-—Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone, Olivia De Havilland, Claude Rains, Eugene Pallette, Alan Hale, Melville Cooper, Ian Hunter. Directed by Michael Curtiz and William Xeighley; adapted from ancient legends by Norman Reilly Raine and Seton I. Miller; music by Erich Wolfgang Korngold. Storv—Of England in 1190, with Richard the Lion-Hearted held captive in Austria and the ruthless Prince John plundering the land. And mainly of Robin Hood, the knight who robbed the rich to give to the poor, escaped death and overthrew Prince John, saw Richard restored to the throne and finally won the fair Maid Marian. Loew's “YELLOW JACK"—Robert Montgomery, Virginia Bruce, Lewis Stone, Andy Devine, Henry Hull, Charles Coburn. Based on the play by Sidney Howard and Paul de Kruif; directed by George B. Seita Story—Of Maj Cuban expedition and a nurse, “HOLD THAT KISS"-Maureen Mickey Rooney; directed by Edwin L, screen play by Stanley Rauh. Story-~A travel agent and a salesgirl meet during preparations for a millionaire’s wedding. Each thinks the other is wealthy. Attempts to carry on the deception, the discovery and eventual reconciliation follow.

Walter Reed's conquest of vellow fever during a 1899. There also is a romance between a soldier

O'Keefe, story and

O'Sullivan, Dennis Marin; original

Lyric “FRISCO FOLLIES” on stage—Four Franks, brother-and-sister variety act; Felovis, Swiss fire juggler; Les Ghezzis, acrobat; Toy and Wing, dance team; Ming and Chan, comedy instrumentalists, Kim-Loo Girls.

“SINNERS IN PARADISE” on screen-—-Madge Evans, Boles, Bruce Cabot; directed bysJames Whale,

Story-—About a group of people who escape from a wrecked air liner to an uncharted island near China. There they find a surgeon, who has fled Shanghai accused of murdering the son of one of the plane's passengers, Chief interest revolves about efforts to secure passage in small boat to mainland, and surgeon's sacrifice for love,

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PRESENT PUPILS IN PIANO RECITAL

Nine members of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers’ Association are to present pupils in recital at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the D. A R. Chapter House, The teachers are Mary Inez Beaver, Evelyn Chenoweth, Pauline Clark, Maebelle Ellis, | Naomi Gray, Eve Maurice, Esther | Ruschhaupt, Edna Alice Schofield {and Julius Herrmann. | More than 50 students will take [ part. Rosemary Ann Marsh, reader, i to assist on the program, | |

ROLE REJECTED BY DOROTHY GISH

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HOLLYWOOD, May 19 (U Dorothy Gish, a beauty of | silent screen, decided today that not [ even a makeup man could make her | look aged enough for the role of | Bllen Fortune in the picture, { “Young in Heart.” The part of Ellen Fortune, for which the old-time stage favorite, Maude Adams, had also been considered, was given to Minnie Dupree, former stage actress, Miss Dupree is 65, Miss Gish may appear in some other picture, Producer David Selz- | nick said.

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TIRED TRIO IN LOEW'S FILM . . . . . . . .FOUR FESTIVAL PIANISTS

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APOLLO

“Doctor Rhvihm,” with Bing Cros. bv, Beatrice Lillie, Mary Carlisle, at 11, 1:42, 4:31, 7:20 and 10:09 “Nurse From Brooklyn,” with Sally Eilers, . Paul Kelly, at 12:35, 3:24, 6:13 and 9:02,

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"Vivacious Lady,” with Ginger Rogers, James Stewart, at 11, 1:50 4:40, 7:30 and 10:20 “Goodbye Broadway,” with Brady, Charles Winninger, a 3:20, 6:10 ano 9

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“Paradise for Three,” with Morgan, Edna May Oliver, at 3:15, 6:00 and 8:55 “There's Always a Woman,” with Joan Blondel] Melvyn Douglas, at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:20,

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“Tovarich,” with Cla Also “Such a Night”

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LADY TO MARRY

HOLLYWOOD, May 19“(U, P) — | Mary Lou Lender of Oolumbus, O, | who came to Hollywood and almost | immediately became Harold Lloyd's {leading lady, announced today that she would be married this summer [to Delmar Davies, scenarist, The 20-vear=old girl is the daugh{er of Charles Franklin Lender, author of historical novels

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Bobby Breen Hurt In Skate Mishap

HOLLYWOOD, May 19 (U, P.).Bobby Breen, 11-year-old singing movie star, was recovering today from a brain concussion suffered in a skating rink fall while he was re-

hearsing for a picture, Bobby, who 1s to sing while he fee<skates in the film, was skating with other juvenile actors and col-

THURSDAY, MAY 19, 10838

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struck the ice and he was knocked unconscious,

Doctors said he could not work for the remainder of the week. Every Nite

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LAST DAY! “THERE'S ALWAYS A WOMAN" AND “PARADISE FOR THREE”

“WE'LL EXPERIMENT ON HUMANS

..IF THAT IS THE ONLY WAY!"

The daring cry of science vw. fighting the dreaded yellow fever... with the mosquito test on volunteers... A dramatic page torn from the book of unsung heroes thar paved the way to the Panama Canal.

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TOMORROW! Plus! MICKEY ROONEY MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN in

“HOLD THAT KISS”

and for one rookie... the road to romance)