Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1938 — Page 22
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GREENFIELD, “Nov. 25 (U, P),~ Anthony Caccia, 33, of Byrn Mawr, Pa., today had accepted $3000 in settlement of his $100,000 suit gainst the Indianapdtis Motor |Speedway. Mr. Caccia alleged " his suit that he suffered a broken pelvic bone, a fractured leg and other injuries when he was struck by a race car at the Speedway driven by Overton Phillips. Mr. Caccia claimed Phillips had not passed his driver's test and that his car was defective. DEC. [2-3
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IN BRIDGES CASE
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r ofA : ) li CLE Stephen F. Chadwick, national comBy JAMES THRASHER : mander of the American Legion, -M-G-M, a very Ziegfeld of the renewed his argument with Secremiddle classes, continues to glorify tary of Labor Perkins today over the American family with another the delay in hearing deportation dventure of its famous film house- charges against Harry Bridges, West
hold, “Out West With the Hardys, » Coast C. I. O. leader. at Loew's this week. Mr. Chadwick had charged that
Lugosi and Karloff Pack|. ‘Em in at Apollo as |]
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The promise of vicarious terror is| packing ‘em in at the Apollo again|y this week. Following the successful revivals of “Frankenstein” and
“Dracula,” the theater has dug up|i® C. H. Silver Belle, a favorite at
. Popularity of the Hardy series, of Which this is the fifth, is a rather interesting commentary on the pres-
two other films with the same stars: Bela Lugosi in “White Zombie” and
Miss Perkins was guilty of “presumption, favors and indulgence,” in the Bridges case and in a letter
many shows will be a contestant at the Hoosier Cat Club’s show Dec. 10 and 11. The tabby is owned by Mrs. J. M. Graham,
EVERETT: MARSHALL i» BLOSSOM TIME
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to her today he said: “Our -concern is that for a period of four . | years, according to your own statement, you have had before you charges that Mr. Bridges believes in and advocates overthrow of our existing form of government by force and violence.” -In answer to a previous letter from Mr. Chadwick, Miss Perkins had said that the Bridges case must await a Supreme Court decision in the Strecker vs. Kessler case, in which the Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that membership in the Communist Party was not sufficient grounds for deportation. She also pointed out that Mr. Bridges had denied he was a Communist.
Other Deportations Cited Mr. Chadwick contended that
Boris Karloff in “The Walking Dead.” Though “White Zombie” was|§ filmed in 1932, it seems incredibly more ancient than either “Dracula” or “Frankenstein,” which.were made the year before it. If you remember it from its first appearance, you know that the picture is a fantastic thing dealing with the supposed native Haitian practice of zombiism, whereby persons are raised from the dead and exist, without souls or volition. What happens to Madge Bellamy, the heroine; Robert Frazer, the villian who covets her love, and John Harron, the stalwart hero, when they fall into Mr. Lugosi's baleful clutches, cannot be told, not because it’s so terrible, but because it has no sense.
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150 CATS ENTERED IN ANNUAL SHOW
Birds Barred Froth Exhibit At Athenaeum Dec. 10.
ent-day state of mind. These pic‘tures have retreated from the cine‘ma’s dream world to celebrate the typically American virtues—business acumen and success, individual initiative, neighborliness and forbearance, the strict personal code of honesty and morality. And they . have had an overwhelming reception. The painful growing-up of Andy (Mickey Rooney), and the painful ~ path of his puppy love affairs con- ~ tinue t6 be the series’ most amusing ; "feature in the present film. Marian (Cecelia Parker) once more has a | Janine out with her home-town - beau: and vefy nearly marries a tanch foreman. And: again Judge ~ Hardy (Lewis Stone) proves equal to every emergency, dispensing much sage and fatherly advice the while.
More than 150 cats are to be entered in the Hoosier Cat Club’s show at the Athenaeum Dec. 10 and il, Mrs. D. H. Alden, show secretary, said today, but, she added, no birds will be displayed. Sponsored by the National Silver
In this group are those vaudeville favorites, the Weaver Brothers (in the fancy shirts). and Elviry, That's Berton Churchill in the sombrero. /
‘Trouble would seem to be comin’ round the mountain at this junciure of “Down in Arkansaw,” the Alamo’s first run attraction beginning tomorrow.
Forget Your Logic
Andy on a Holiday This time we find the Hardys
cocted to cash in on
The picture obviously was con“Dracula’s”
many aliens have been deported previously because they were Communist members; that the Bridges
Fancier’s Club. and the National Tabby and Tortie Club, the cat show is held annually, alternating
TERRIFYING ALL
INDIANAPOLIS!
and Strecker cases were not parallel; that the Labor Department erred in trying to make the Strecker case a conclusive test issue; and
between Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Mrs. Alden said that only once had the cat and bird show been
~ Journeying to a dude ranch where . the Judge endeavors to save the ~ property of an old sweetheart and her husband. Meanwhile, Andy,
popularity. The only way to enjoy it is to check all sense of logic at the door, for most of us demand some slight credibility of cause, ef-
«free reign for a week, during which
who has been insufferable since he won a basketball letter, is given
fect and behavior, even in fantasy. - However, the picture is somewhat amusing as a curio.
It seems in-
that the question of whether Mr. Bridges is or is not a member of the Communist Party is only inci-
combined. It was held in Tomlinson Hall, with the birds in the balcony. The combination lasted just one
time the Judge hopes he’ll get his come-uppance and see the light. He does, of course, by hobbling a horse belonging to Jake, the foreman’s 8-year-old daughter, and - causing the animal to break a leg!interest. Of 1934 vintage, it seems in a fall. But the chastened Andycloser to home. In it, Mr. Karloff] finds a veterinary to save the horse’s|plays an unfortunate creature, who,| : : : life, returns home and makes up| electrocuted, is brought back to life| with his disgusted “girl friend,” (by a scientist. This doctor, like Polly Frankenstein, is obsessed with the a the Judge, with Mrs. Hardy’s desire to possess the secret of life ~ help, finally saves the day for their and death. friends by discovering the original] The poor victim, however, goes map of the ranch on an old Indian: through his second existence with : he : CE Sh : : blanket. a numb brain and a supernatural : . : . If you haven't seen any of the knowledge of the men who “framed” Everett Marshall, the Franz Schubert of English’s forthcoming _series’ previous episodes, “Out W.st| him and sent him to the chair. One “Blossom Time,” finds himself hetween a feminine, Scylla and Charybdis in the attractive persons of Mary McCoy ett) and Char-
With the Hardys” should provide by one he seeks them out, drives rich enjoyment. To the veteran|ihem mad and indirectly causes lotte Lansing. The popular operetta’s revival engagement begins Dec. 1.
Hardy fan, it may be a little disap-| {heir death. pointing. However gladly we hailed| The two survivors of the original the Hardys at first, commercialism| five eventually shoot him, and them‘has crept into their screen lives.!selves are killed in an auto acci- . The same formula is being worked dent. The doctor arrives to find his over and over, which leads to an in- | patient's mind liberated. But, of evitable end, no matter how good | course, the man dies just as he is
the original pattern. about t 11 wk Besides a second feature, “Adven- 0 te whet geaih # Jiks. ” ”
fure in Sahara,” Loew's has a DisThe Indiana’s showing of “Angels
- ney color cartoon, “Ferdinand the Bull,” which you won't want to miss.| With Dirty Faces,” featuring James Cagney, Pat O’Brien, the “Dead
It is, of ccurse, Munro Leaf’'s deEnd” kids, Ann Sheridan, Humphrey
lightful story of the gentle bull who loved to sit beneath his cork tree.| Bogart and others, begins its second week today.
_Asmeling the flowers just quietly.”
Book Faculty Recital Dates
Two Performances Next Week Open Season.
credible that sound, settings, lighting and acting could have been so bad only six years ago. “The Walking Dead,” on the other hand, has considerable more
year, she said, but did not explain why the plan was abandoned. The show will be held under the rules of the Cat Fancier’s Associa- he: tion and will be judged by Mrs. L. W. Bunrock and Mrs. Harry Yeider, LO both of Dayton, O. and Mrs. Karl Hoenig, Columbus, O 25¢%6 0¢40uftir 6
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dental in his case. “That he is charged with being a Communist is not, or should not be, the determining issue,” Mr. Chadwick wrote. “It is, in our opinion, only an incidental fact to be considered with all others in arriving at a final and just conclusion upon the facts when publicly pro-
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The handsome radio maestro, Herbie Kay, brings his Band to town today for a week's engagement on the Lyric stage.
Flagstad in City Dec. 4
No. | Wagnerian Soprano to
. @ NOW! 25¢ TILL 6 ® and rehearsing in full voice,” she ‘ said in a recent interview. ‘I never use mezza voce unless the score specifically <€alls for it. . . . I believe that the chief reason why my voice grew to its present size is that I always allowed it the fullest possible scope. - ; “While studying the role of Isolde, I sang the entire part every day in full voice, and then appeared at the theater in Oslo every evening for my regular performances of other operas. ‘That meant I was singing two complete Wagnerian roles a day. It was hard -work. “Of course, care must be taken not to force the voice. Forcing for| more power defeats its own purpose. Whatever one is to have vocally must come naturally, by a slow proccess of development.”
BARKER TO GET COLOSSAL PARTY |
The Variety Club promises the “most stupendous, gigantic, colossal] | party ever held in the history of Indianapolis” tomorrow night, when it entertains in honor of A. C. Zaring, local showman and the club’s outgoing Chief Barker.
YIPPEE! THE HARDY FAMILY invites you to a happy holiday show packed with joy for all!
Be at English's. . MICKEY
ROONEY And Hardy Family
One of the music season's events of prime importance will take place a week from Sunday afternoon, Dec. 4, when Kirsten Flagstad, acknowledged the world’s leading Wagnerian soprano of the present day, makes her first Indianapolis appearance. She will be heard in recital at 3 p. m. in English’s as the third of the Martens Concerts season attractions. An artist famed for her simplicity and modesty, Mme. Flagstad is a living contradiction of the popular and fictional idea of the prima donna. She admits that she would rather keep house than sing. Her present eminence was attained not through a soaring personal ambition, but because her husband persuaded her to emerge from a semiretirement some eight years ago. Legend has it that she knits and has been known to doze a little be“Out West With the Hardys,” with tween acts of that physically and Lewis, Sons (Jiskey Rooney, at 11, emotional exhausting music drama, a ra” ‘with “Tristan and Isolde.” She confesses fo Henry 3e&don = |la liking for swing music and movies, “Ferdinand the Bull” Walt Disney || Put does not share the diva’s tradigolar cartoon, at 12:30, 3:15. 6 and tional enthusiasm for preparing late LYRIC meals in ney own Bands. d ocally, Mrs agstad is equally yan Fuzzy Comb on stage at’ Ss ||unconventional. Though she does 3:51, 6:44 and 9:30. not recommend the practice to others, the singer attributes much of
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