Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1938 — Page 16

PAGE 16

Hardy Clan Kept Busy in

New Episode

Voe Heckles Young Andy, But He Winds Up With Auto.

By JAMES THRASHER

The rise of the house of Hardy, aich has carried it from the No. 2 ot on a double feature to nanal success, continues this week 1 Loew's screen with the clan's test adventures This family series started out with ionel Barrymore as Judge Hardy, ranged fathers in the middle of 1 stream and, with Lewis Stone t *he helm. has been going great 71S ever since ‘Love Finds Andy Hardy” is the irrent episode’s title. The title is >mething of an understatement ove does more than find the {fardy’s enfant terrible. It gangs ip on him. Toward the end, Andy inds himself with an embarrassment of young ladies on his hands, with the black cloud of his father’s vrath on the horizon By this time, the Hardys should as familiar as vour next-door eighbors. Lewis Stone plavs the Judge. Fav Holden is Mrs. Hardy Mickey Roonev is Andy, Cecelia Parker, Marian, and Betsy Ross Clarke is Aunt Minnie. Out of a plethora of sock-in-the-jaw courtships and rubber-stamp musicais, they have arisen to show the movies how to behave like human beings and make the public like it.

Ah, Woe Is Andy In Loew's present film. the girlstruck Andy finds woe piling up on him with the Yuletide season. First he makes a down payment on a second-hand car and can’t find $8 for the final payment Then Polly Ann Rutherford) his best girl, is taken on a visit, and Andy has no partner for the Christmas dance. “Beezy.,” a schooimate, also is going visiting. Andy contracts to “date up” Cynthia, ‘Beezy’s” girl, and keep all rivals away, in consideration for the needed payment About that time Betsy Blake Judy Garland) arrives to visit her erandmother, next door to the Hardys. She's smitten with Andy, but she’s “only a child,” says Andy Betsy, however, proves very helpful when “Beezy” finds another girl and doesn’t pay off, and when Polly returns home and has quarrels with Andv. But Betsy fixes things up by scaring off Cynthia, going to the dance with Andy herself. and squaring everything with Polly Gosh! Another Plot There's also a second plot concerning Mrs. Hardy's hurried visit to her mother, ill in Canada. She receives comfort through a message delivered by a young amateur radio operator t was Andy's idea, his father’s gratitude makes coveted car a reality. In the course of current Hardy opus there is evidence that success has gone to their heads— or, more particularly, to the head of George B. Seitz, the film’s director. Young Mr. Roonev is toc clever an actor to be allowed 3ll the lowcomedy “mugging” that he’s permitted here Young Miss picture most cause she can mitted a

and the

the

Garland steals the of the way. But besing, she is per-dragged-in song in grandma's parlor, with one of those offset orchestra accompa It’s decidedly out of the picture's character. And. in other spots, vou can cut Mr Seitz’ hokum with a knife For the most part, however. “Love Finds Andy Hardy” is another rereshing, amusing, sentimental story of average American family life. It fsn’t as good as its immediate predecessor, “Judge Hardy's Children.” recause of the fall-back on traditional and tiresome mannerisms of mentioned above In the Hardy series, its pr have disrovered a cozy little gold It’s to be hoped that the Hardy fans. of whom this reviewer is one. won't be subject to further fears for the family’s future

Theater to End Summer's Work

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The Jordan Conservatory’s first Vacation Theater, under Charles Bruce tion land's direction, will end immer work with three

its

plavlets % be given at 8:30 p. m.|

tomorrow in the Odeon he performance will be open to the public without charge Mr. Millholland, author and playwricht, will be represented on the program as author, director. adapter and actor. In addition to two of his short plays, the evening's entertainment will include his adaptation of the last act of Ibsen's “Ghosts The cast for the first play, “Man f War.” will include Marion Bruce, Ralph McCombs and Vyda ClarkMiss Clarkson and Ray South vill be seen in the second offering. Pike's Peak Or—." In the Ibsen cutting, Mr. Millholland will play Oswald, and Miss Clarkson, Mrs Alving The production by members

SECOND 'TOPPER'

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PICTURE PLANNED |

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HOLLYWOOD,

July 22.—‘Topper Takes a Trip.” which continues the adventures, fluctuating between reality and fantasy, that made Thorne Smith's “Topper” screen offering, will feature of the vear’s Roach Studios. Leading roles are to be played by Constance Bennett, Roland Young, Alan Mowbray, Billie Burke and others of the original cast.

be the second schedule at Hal

SWIM-—-DANCE

WESTLAKE

Chuck Haug Orchestra

MARY BETH-—Soloist . Dancing Every Night Except Monday

a unique |

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HARPO TAKES IT EASY AT HOME

hough hell neither play the

forthcoming Marx Brothers picture, managing to do a little of both at

brother, is

harp nor do much resting in the “Room Service,” Harpo,. the silent home after work.

IN NEW YORK —8y paul ross

onsensical Questions Provide Debate Material

For Many Partisan Gothamites.

(George Ross is on vacation)

EW YORK. July

cafe—what are they discussing so animatedly? They look like a ccuple of stock brokers.

eavesdropping ear toward them “I don’t see how is “terrible “Huh,” vart and throw the rind away. cheese would rather throw away the soft part.” “Well,” responds hauteur, “I know cheese. And I throw away the rind.” They look at one another with mutual contempt and move oft Just a couple of Gothamites discussing a profound question: To eat or not to eat the rind of Camembert cheese. =

CRATCH the average New Yorker and you'll

the first, with

literate find a

hostile partisan on either side of a | { number

of nonsensical debates, questions without answers, the Kind

of thing that used to be symbolized

by the ancient monastic dispute about how many angels can stand on the point of a pin. It doesn’t take Communism Fascism, Labor vs. Capital, New Deal vs. Old Deal or any such thorny subject to separate friends and alienate people in this town. We've been in on discussions that raged by the hour on such topics as: The pipe versus the cigaret. The best way to tear open a package of cigarets — that is, whether to rip off a corner or lift the folds of tinfoil completely. and, in either case, whether to remove the cellophane jacket?

VS.

Steamed clams—palatable or im- |

possible?

Greta Garbo—a great actress or

a ham?

Gorgonzola cheese—a delicacy or |

an insult? Garlic—those who do! and those

who don’t! Apoplectic reasoning on , have danced

| Windsor | the Austrian Alps,

both sides Beards—an asset or a curse? The Brooklyn Dodgers—a baseball team or a joke? Suburbs versus city—as a place for human beings te dwell. Spaghetti and how to eat that is, to “roll” or to “chop”?

WHAT, WHEN, WHERE

APOLLO

e Birth of a Baby,’ Jichard Gordon, at 03. 6:51 8:39 and

CIRCLE “Little Miss Broadway,”

Temple Geogr Murphy, uante, at 15. 2. 4:4

“Th King 3:15

with ShirJimmy and

ith

“We're Going to Be Rich’ 1 S at

Victor MeLaglen 5:55 and 8:40.

LOEW'S

"Love Finds Andy Hardy.” with Lew) s Stone. Mickey Roonev, Judy land, at 12:28 3:40. 6:50 and 10 ‘Dark Journey,” with Conrad V Svian Leigh. at 11. 2:12, 5:24 °

LYRIC From Brooklyn,” with

Pat O’Brien, Priscilla 2:15, 5:13. 8:03 and

“Cowhov Dick Powell Lane. at 11:33 10:35 Vaudeville, Gil Lamb 07. 3:47.

with Johnny Ada Brown on 6:45 and 9:35.

Woods, stage at

you can eat it,” Tastes like hardened library paste.’ ’ snorts the other disdainfully,

something about |

t— |

Finance?

says one earnestly.

E'VE been studying those eat-

—Those two well-dressed men at the end of the | Perhaps. | We edge closer and turn an

“The rind

. WILL INTERVENE

REPORT LEWIS IN U. A. W. ROW

‘CHE LABOR SITUATION

C, 1. O. leaders uncertain on Martin feud.

RAIL wage cut conferees report

MAYTAG strike settlement hinted by NLRB.

Times Special WASHINGTON, July 22.—John L. Lewis is reported ready to intervene in the turbulent affairs of the United Automobile Workers if President Homer Martin's purge of

union leaders, scheduled for Montional strife in the U. A. W

purge will intensify the feuding. In Detroit on Monday the U. A.

His audience on the left is Mrs. Marx, the former screen actress, Susan

Fleming. due for fall release.

“Room Service,” adapted from the New York stage hit, is

Hillbilly Plays Fiddle For Sidewalk Audience

12-Year-Old Youth Entertains Here to Obtain Violin

Lessons as His Dog

Julius Wojick,

'Hogs Grandstand.’

12-year-old violinist from the hills of West Virginia,

was a few cents nearer his aspiration to be a virtuoso today after his program before an Indianapolis sidewalk audience yesterday at the southwest corner of Meridian St. and Monument Circle.

Although advance notices of his

to daunt the slight, tow-headed | youngster whose fiddle techniqe | is exceeded only by the antics of

ing establishments with which | his dancing dog, Pretty.

New York is encrusted, the kind | known variously as beaneries, busybees, greasy-spoons or hamburger |

While Julius rendered “Dancing | in the Dark” on his three- quarter | sized fiddle, the black-haired dog, | of indeterminate origin, “trucked |

joints, and are now able to report a | on down” on his hind legs and drew |

couple of trends Formerly the exclusive dining | places of longshoremen, cabbies and other such stalwartly masculine

members of the working class, these | 4oing this,”

| Joints are being invaded in increas- | .

ing numbers by stenographers, salesgirls, file clerks—in short, the whole

! a shower of pennies and applause. Explains His Motive | you wonder why I'm Julius told a reporter matinee performance, |

“I guess

the

{ which ended when Pretty got tired |

array of befrilled and bepowdered |

toiling feminity. To those who have spent many a

rugged hour in greasy-spoons, and |

have heard, seen and discussed life in the raw over a hamburger and

raw onion sandwich, it is rather dis- | concerting to see a delicate lass clad !

in the height of department store

| father had given up trying to sup-

i chic, mince into a joint, clump down !

on a stool and call out, “Ham on, and make it snappy!”

A collateral study made in numer-

| as a West Virginia coal miner, said

ous drug stores, homes of the arch- |

| feminine chicken salad sandwich {and malted milk luncheon, has re-

vealed that the male of the species,

who formerly shunned these palaces |

as he would a plague, is now traips-

| lenged.

ing to drug stores in droves and |

bids fair to crowd the girls off the chromium-plated seats at the fountains It all shows something. can't think w "hat.

DANCED WITH DUKE

Franciska Gaal is one of the exclusive coterie of young ladies who with the Duke of It was at Kitzbuhel, in | bration which both attended separate parties.

| he added by way of mystifying his But we |

| ley Wojick, said he hoped to celi lect enough by street-corner per-

during a cele- | in |

and lay down. “I wanna be a violinist,” he an- | nounced “Only I ain't got the money to take lessons. This is as honest a way of gettin’ it as any, I guess. What's your name?” Julius, who came here after his

port a family of nine on his wages

he liked the town but would keep moving with his family. Go to school? “Sure—every day,” said Julius. “I'm pretty dumb in school—but I know how fast you have to go to beat light.” “How fast,” a bystander chal-

“Faster 'n light,” Julius yelled triumphantly. “Think of a number, but don't tell me, and I'll guess it,”

audience. Julius, taught by his father, Stan-

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“only amateurs eat the soft | appearance here were lacking in|... ..cec to take lessons this winAnybody who knows anything about the public prints, nothing appeared |,

He said he might perform tomorrow, but—“it depends on Pretty. | He's sort of funny. | best friend, except he likes to hog the gran’'stand.”

PAULETTE TO FLY EAST TOMORROW

HOLLYWOOD, July 22 (U. B.).—

| Paulette Goddard, her reported dis- { pute with Charlie Chaplin appar-

ently settled, will fly to New York tomorrow and then to Denis, Mass.,

| to play the leading role of a stock { company

presentation of “French

Without Tears.”

MODEL WOMAN

A film model three years ago, Lucille Ball reaches stardom in “The Affairs of Annabel,” in which she shares stellar honors with Jack Oakie.

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But he’s my |

try four union vice presidents— | Richard Frankensteen, Walter

| Wells, Ed Hall and Wyndham Mor- |

| Lewis and his lieutenant appear to |

| be uncertain which faction the ma- | jority of U. A. W. members prefer.

‘Trainmen Resume Wage Cut Parleys

(Editorial, Page 14)

CHICAGO, July 20 (U. P.).—The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and a committee representing the nation’s 142 Class I carriers resume conferences today on a proposed 15 per cent wage cut that would involve approximately 900,000 workers and $250,000,000 annually. Both sides had adjourned negotiations earlier in the week after reporting that “progress has been made.” management and labor had indi-

promise their demands.

tee and representatives of 18 other brotherhoods, affiliated with the Railway Labor Executives Committee, adjourned their conference un-

railroads they would be committing “economic suicide” if they reduce wages. The association and the trainmen, who split from Mr. Harrison's organization last year, are conductseparate negotiations.

Maytag Negotiations May Start Tomororw

NEWTON, Iowa, July 22 (U. P). —Early settlement of the Maytag Washing Machine Co. strike loomed today as National Guardsmen maintained order in this Midwestern industrial city. First hint of a possible speedy solution of the 1l-week dispute, which brought martial law to Newton and “adjacent territory,” came when Trial Examiner Madison Hill recessed until Saturday a National Labor Relations Board hearing into charges the company violated the Wagner Labor Act.

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CLL eS —————

day, is followed by continued fac- |

Some C. I. O. leaders believe the |

W. executive board is scheduled to |

In the earlier discussions, | cated, however, they would not com- |

Meanwhile, the carriers’ commit- |

til Monday after Association Presi- | dent George M. Harrison warned |

FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1938

Thieves’ Property Loot $235; Boy Grabs Purse With $30

Property valued at $235 and $30 in cash was reported stolen to

police in six overnight crimes.

A traveling bag, clothing, a seven-diamond wedding ring and a

watch and chain, valued at $112,

were taken from the home of Paul

Reynolds, 2344!z N. Illinois St., he told police.

Mary K. Poe, 1664 College Ave. reported the theft of a wrist watch valued at $35 from her locker at a downtown restaurant where she is employed. A watch also was reported lost by Mrs. Richard Blinn, 44 N. Walcott St. Thieves who entered through a back door at the Rytex Co., 432 N. Capitol Ave. stole a $35 electric drill, J. Caldwell, told police.

Reta Miller, 50, of 422 Dorman St., reported the theft of an electric iron worth $11 from her home. A pair of shoes and other articles valued at $7 were taken and papers stuffed in their place in a shopping bag belonging to Mrs. Howard Stumph, 221 Jefferson Ave. She told police she left the bag with a doorkeeper at a lodge hall.

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