Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1938 — Page 11

MONDAY, Jou 2, 1988

British Film - Here Stars Miss Fields

Circle Introduces Singer; Loew's Also Offers English Movie.

By JAMES THRASHER

- Qracie Fields, reputedly the world’s highest-paid movie actress, may be seen in Indianapolis for the first time this week on the Circle screen, where she is heading the cast . of the second feature, “We're Going to Be Rich.” : Strangely enough, Hollywood, home of fabulous salaries, hasn't seen Miss Fields. Neither has America, for that matter, until now. She’s English born and bred, and the dar‘ling of the British dominions. Her

personal appearances draw bigger |

crowds than Robert Taylor. Royalties from phonograph records and personal appearance fees swell her picture-making income to staggering amounts. Which speaks well for a Lancashire lass who once worked in a cotton mill and received a shilling a week for her first theatrical engagement.

Diverting Entertainment

Her American debut picture was made in England by 20th CenturyFox. Diverting entertainment, it bears the Hollywood stamp. Miss Fields is exhibited as a music-hall singer and a loyal wife who bears patiently with a visionary husband’s get-rich-quick schemes. Fox soft-pedals what we have been led to believe is Miss Fields’ greatest success—her comedy songs in broad Lancashire dialect, with earthy ‘grimaces and gestures. She spends a good bit of her time as a dramatic actress, and does it well. But it seems possible that we have yet to see her in her best light. The story is of the gold-rush days in South Africa of the Eighties. Apparently the Boer gold craze was similar to the American—mud and rough living and saloon brawls. Victor McLaglen, as Dobbie Dobson, books passage to Cape Town from Australia, instead of to England, where his wife, Kit, wants to return. Arriving in Johannesburg, Dobbie immediately discovers he has invested their savings in a wild scheme, and is sent to jail for fighting. Loyal to Dobbie

So Kit gets a job in Yankee Gordon’s saloon. Yankee (Brian Donlevy) falls in love with her. She is loyal to Dobbie, but they separate. Down and out, the husband agrees to fight a famous boxer in Gordon's place. He is badly beaten when the crowd rushes out at the news of a new gold strike. The chastened Dobbie decides against investing Kit’s money in another wild venture. But she buys him a stake, and we leave them in the gold field.

Miss Leigh Returns In Spy Picture

Another English picture is in town this week, “Dark Journey,” which is filling out the bill at Lpew’s this week. Its star is the (really) glamorous brunet, Vivien Leigh, and Conrad Veidt, the German actor, shares the top billing. The present film is another—in fact, just another—World War spy story. Again the beautiful secret agent falls in love with a spy from the enemy camp. In the end they are parted, but with hopes of a happy love and life when the war

FAMED SINGERS

ENJOY BEACH

Monica, Cal.

_| dustries to reduce unemployment,

? imes-Acme Photo. : Here we have two singers reaching a high note on vacation fun. They are Jean Sablon, the French crooner, and Marion Talley, screen, radio and former opera star, photographed on the beach at Santa

| lution,” he said..

Flora Lyons Is to Retire

/ Music Instructor to Close Long Teaching Career.

A music teaching career of 27 consecutive years in Indianapolis and Indiana will come to a close tomorrow when Miss Flora Lyons conducts her last class in music history at the Jordan Conservatory of Music. Miss Lyons was educated at the College of Musical Art and-the Indiana College of Music and Fine

WHAT, WHEN, WHERE

APOTLO

“The Birth of a Baby.” wiih King. Richard Gordon, at 11:39. 3:15. 5:03. 6:51. 8:39 and 10:17.

CIRCLE

“Little Miss Broadway,” with Shirley Temple, George Murphy, Jimm Durante. at 11:15, 2. 4:45. 7:30 an

“We're Going to Be. Rich,” with Gracie Fields, Victor McLaglen, at 12:25, 3:10, 5:55 and 8:40.

LOEW'S “Love Finds Andy Hardy,” with Lewis Stone. Mickey Rooney. Jud dy Garland, at 12:28 3 40. 6:50 and 1

“Dark Journey,” with Conrad Yeidt 3ivian Leigh. at ow 2:12, 5:24

LYRIC

“Cowboy From Brooklyn,” with Dick Powell Pat O’Brien, Priscilla ne. 11:35, 2:15, 5:13," 8:03 and

Vaudeville, with Johnny Woods Gil hod. Ally Brown, ay stam at 1:07. 3:47, 6:45 and 9:35.

Arts in Indianapolis, and at Columbia University. She studied piano with Oliver Bomar Cramer. Her teaching career has included the post of music supervisor in Marion County schools for seven years; president of the Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts, 192427; instructor in piano, music theory,

history and education at the Jor-| |

dan Conservatory, 1927-38.

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clouds are dispersed.

Willard Pierde and |.

DICK POWELL | BISON: TAY | PRISCILLA LANE

+ ON THE STAGE - SRT CT RRL —with.JOHNNY WOODS Ada Brown ® Gil Lamb lan AE

|Share in States Levies. “Cuts Tax in 12 Counties

Twelve Indiana counties, including Marion, have secured tax rate reductions under 50 cents while two counties have had reductions of more than $2 through operation of the gross income, excise and intangible taxes, Gross Income Tax Division figures showed today, The reduction in .the Marion County property tax rate was 49 cerits. Brown County was able to reduce its property tax rate by $2.52. All reductions in tax rates were made possible by distributions of funds from the gross income, excise and intangibles taxes which support welfare programs. In 1932, the year before the gross income and the excise and intangibles replacement taxes were

HOLDS REDUCTION IN HOURS LABOR NEED

A 30-hour week is the objective of the C. I. O., but even fewer work hours may be necessary in some in-

Abe Vales, Pittsburgh, national of- | fice man, told the Indiana convention of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee yesterday. The conyention was held at headquarters. ‘Mr. Vales declared that: in some industries hour reduction may have to go below the 30-hour minimum. “Hour reduction is the only so-

POLICE HOLD TWO IN ALLEGED FIGHT

Two youths, one of them wounded, were under arrest today on vagrancy charges after they attacked, police said, a merchant policeman in West Indianapolis. Elmer Yeager, 53, R. R. 4, Box 205, merchant policeman, told officers he was attacked by “two pen, while he

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No Advance In Prices On Same Program °

JANE WITHERS

In "RASCALS"

\ Joyous JUDY GARLAND = ginging “Meet the Beat of My Heart” and "It

A wonderful motion pictdre , . . with its roaring laughs, its tears and tenderness; its truly American feeling. Everybody's talking about it. We're proud to show it and we sincerely say “DON’T MISS IT” with LEWIS STONE ¢ MICKEY ROONEY « JUDY GARLAND ¢ CECILIA PARKER * FAY HOLDEN

Screen Play by William Ludwig + Directed by George B. Seitz A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

" Never Rains but It Pours!”

HURRY! LAST 4 DAYS

- PLUS! “DARK JOURNEY” and MICKEY MOUSE

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The Judge and Mrs. ‘ Hardy are back with the happy Hardy folks!

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Charles. BOYER in “ALGIERS”

‘adop property levied for collection totaled $140,-

: ZARING

ted, property and poll taxes

004,386.

The property. and poll tax levy for 1938 amounted to $100,693,683, a reduction of $39,400,698 or 28 per cent from 1932. Income from the replacement taxes have largely accounted for this decrease, officials said.

During 1937-38, distributions to the schools and civil units throughout the State totaled $23,634,863.05, Clarence A. Jackson, Gross Income Tax Division director, said. Computed on the basis of total State valuation, an additional property tax rate averaging 62 cents throughout the State would be required to produce such an amount, Mr. Jackson said. :

was standing at the corner of Birch St. and Oliver Ave. The youths said, according to police, that Mr. Yeager ordered them from the corner, where they were standing, and he attempted to strike one of them with a blackjack. The other youth went to his friend’s as-

MOVE HUNTINGTON PLANT HUNTINGTON, July 25 (U. P.) — The Frigidaire division of General Motors Corp. here will be moved to ‘Lockport, N. Y., it was learned today when workmen began loading equipment and. materials for shipment. The local plant employed 150 men at peak operation but since last spring had cut its staff to approximately 60 employees.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday. July 25, 1938

BEALL—Balcom, entered into ps Sunday, Hise 90 years, husband of the 4 e Ann Beall, father of Mrs. a Long, brother of Mrs. Albers. Wolfe, Newark, Ohio. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. =.

MOORE - Burial, Crown Hill. Friends invited.

BECKER beloved husband nS Barlie Brohoy FoR of Chester and Jacob and Mrs. T. A. He SM Mis. Molly Reiley. Mrs. G :

Mrs. Emma He Charles kor passed away Sunday 5 his home, 1058 S. Mount St. Services & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. li, m, Friends invited.

ednesday, Burial Crown RIDDELL—Sidney L., of 4728 Madison avenue, beloved husband of Louise Dridell, father of dred K. Moo! Briddell,

Hart I. gher of Walter Bri of St. Lous, passed

Monday. BROCKING—H E., age 65, husband of Tillie Brocking, ather of Clara rocking Sian. Helen Brocking Fitz and RichJ. Broc! , passed away i ard m. Friends may Pe any time at the home, 420 N. Grant. Funeral

sistance, took the weapon from the merchant policeman, and struck him | : with it. Mr. Yeager then drew his gun and fired at the fleeing pair, | 15 told police.

GERALD KEIRN RE-ELECTED

FT. WAYNE, July 25 (U, P.).— Gerald Keirn of Larwill continued today as president of the Northeastern Indiana District of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. He was re-elected at a rally here yesterday.

NAMED LOAN INSPECTOR

LOGANSPORT, July 25—Ballard L: Gray, Noble Township, has beenappointed Cass County wheay loan inspector.

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“Hell's Angels” with JEAN HARLO

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Comiuriably Cool 5:45 to 6—13¢ Robert pravige “THREE COMRADES” on Ameche “JOSETTE”

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Double Feature Lewis Stone “JUDGE HARDY’'S C CHILDREN" Jane Withers ‘RASCALS”

2 p. m. Tuesday at the above address. Buri Crown Hill Cemetery. DORSEY SERVICE.

COLEMAN—Mary A., age 75 Joos, oe mother of Dollie Coleman and Daisy Cody bt Indianapolis Coleman of Dayton, O., and man of Manawa, Wis.. passed away Sunday morning. Funera oa ay, 1:30, from HIR! Al CHAPEL, Illinois a> Roth St. Burial Spencer Cemetery, Sheridan, Ind. Friends may call 4 the residence, 2031 E. ' Michigan St., from Monday, p. m, until. esday, 11 a. m.

FORD—Ezekiel, of 820. S. Sheffield, be- : loved father of Yoda Stockwell, Tressa Wheeler. Orpha tson, Frank, Lo a, Scott, Hiram = Py Demps Ford, hro of Grant Ford, passed away i 23, age 85 vears. Services Tuesday, 1: Sars . at D. BEA Mo MOR ARY. $3210 23 Ww. Ray St.

Burial, Franklin, Ind. Friends- invited. ; LEE—John PF., beloved husband of Lucille Lee, brother of Patric Kk, of Misha el and Patricia of - 4 Brown Dn ure, away Ju 22. Friends ma 2339 N. Meridian, any tims T uly ‘8:15 a ‘at funeral home: 9 a. m., Little Flower ‘Church. sister of Mrs.

M., and John H. her home,

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RILEY—Beatrice, age 64, passed away at residence in Chicago Sunday a. m. July 24, leaves two nephews. Paul H. and neral Wednesday. 8:30 a. m., from RICHDSON FUNERAL HOME, 1 18th St.: 9 a: m. St. Patri 4 Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Priends may call at the funeral home any time after 4 p. m. Monday.

SMITH—Priscilla. age 3 oth, little daughter of Mr. and s. Alva Smith (nee Gann). sister of Robert Smith and Marion Dillman. Funeral from LAUCK 1458 S. Meridian St.. Tuesday. 2 p. m. Burial St. Joseph cemetery.

UEBELE—Karl Frederick, age 72 years, passed away Monday a. m. Survived by hi rland Chaney

00 his sister. Mrs Ross, ler, 4 srandchildren. Bobby ard C., Mary E. and Caroood. Funeral’ services at the residence, 806 N. Tacoma Ave nesday at 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends fay | call stb the residence gny time after

Tuesdav. Friends invited to the service, ROYSTER AND ASKIN SERVICE.

Card of Thanks 2

OTTO—We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our jelaives, friends, and neighbors for thei thoughts of Einances PE beautiful flosal offerings during the illness and passing of our dear wife, mother and grandh Otto. We also extend our an ank Ayres. Mrs. Hazel Sunons Steele ‘and Flanner & Buchanan. Oia ang, Gsm” GoRCRE th PHATE 4 nd family; Ophelia Laura L. Otto.

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