Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1939 — Page 13

THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1939

Barrymore And Elaine

Part Again]

TWO

"If There Is Any Divorce|

Action, She Will File | it,' John Says. « |

ST. LOUIS, April 27 (U. P) —The mpredictable romance of John Barve. rymere and Elaine Barrie reached another quarrel-separation chapter; today. ! It may go to another divorce; there has been one. Or it may go on to another reconciliation; there _ have been several. Mr. Barrymore, 57, who became famous on stage and screen by making love — to use his own words, . “passionate, five-alarm love —confirmed last night that he and Miss Barrie, 24 his fourth wile, * agreed to separate. They are appearing at the Amer jean Theater in the play, “My Dear Children.” He is & show. She is one of three daugh-

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ters with whom he has a good deal \ of trouble, so much in fact that he §

has to take her across his knee and; spank her. Spanks With Viger

Theatergoers said he spanked her with unusual vigor last night. After the final curtain he seciuded him- + self in his dressing room. He sent a note to newspapermen saving that Miss Barrie would with-| draw from the cast Saturday at the end of the shows St. Louis run. . Finally he revealed the separation. | “Things have reached such a state; through constant arguing and gen-| eral incompatibility that we are go-| ing to separate.” he said. “There is nothing definite about a divorce. We just cant get along. If there is any divorce action, she will file it. “Naturally, she being a member of the cast, were still acting together. | The play's the thing.”

Living in Separate Suite

Miss Barrie confirmed she would; stay on until Saturday but declined | to say whether she would file for divorce. She revealed she had been! living in a separate suite at Mr. Barrymore's hotel for a week. The separation appeared to have been agreed upon under friendly terms, indicating that a chance still remained for another reconciliation. Miss Barrie said she had not seen a lawver, She married Mr. Barrymore, her first husband, at Yuma, Ariz, Nov. 9. 1936. She became friendly with him while he was convalescing at a New York hospital. They quarreled shortly after their meeting and Mr. Barrymore fled via train toward Hollywood. She fol-| lowed in a plane, a reconcilation! was effected and they were married. She obtained a divorce on the! grounds of incompatibilty in April, 1337, but had the decree set aside.

MARIAN ANDERSON | ASKS D.A.R. HALL

HOLLYWOOQD, April 27 (U. PP) — Marian Anderson, Negro contralto who was refused the use of Con-| stitution Hall at Washington for a concert, made a second application | today to the D. A. R, owners of] the hall. !

The application, for a concert) \

next November, was made by S. Hurok, Miss Anderson's manager; | to Mrs. Henry M. Robert Jr. presi-| dent general of the D. A. R, to lease the hall “on any evening from the 15th of November, 1939, to the 27th of November, 1939, inclusive, and on the Sunday afternoons of November 19 and 26." Mrs. Robert issued a statement in Washington, which, without mentioning the singer by name, said the refusal was due to conflicting engagements in the hall.

FIFI D'ORSAY SAYS SHE'LL WED COMIC

CLEVELAND, April 27 (TU: P)—

said today that she will weeks and “put him in the movies because he is another Clark Gable.”

came here to visit Mr. Martin, ap-|

pearing here, because 1 had to see known as Illeana before she became divorced from {he third wife to be involved in the comedians almost legendary mar-

riage troubles, was accused formally of mental cruelty.

him.” She was Maurice Earl Hill, of Chicago, three weeks ago. She met Mr. Martin] in vaudeville 3

BEERY DIVORCE IN | MAY IS PROBABLE

HOLLYWOOD, April 27 (U. Py —|

Mrs. Wallace Beery, wife of the! §

motion picture star, has engaged Assistant U. S. District Attorney

Thomas O. Craven to represent her| |}

in her forthcoming divorce action, it was disclosed today. | According to Nevada divorce residence requirements, Mrs. Beery will be eligible to file suit May 3. She] Jost two weeks’ time by her recnt visit to Hollywood.

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POWELL SHOES LOST

William Powell has lost the shoes, | which he considers lucky, that he

| (wore in the first two “Thin Man”

Two family groups from Loew's forthcoming double feature are pictured here. At the top, Wallace Beery seems to be having a little trouble in keeping the boys in line—the boys being Tom Brown (left) and Alan Curtis, and the film is “Sergeant Madden.” Characters in the happy domestic scene from “King of the Turf” are Adolphe Menjou, Dolores Costello and Roger Daniel.

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pictures. He wants to wear them again in “The Return of the Thin Man.” i

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

EAMILIES' IN NEW MOVIES

less title, incidentally) is little more _ than a pictorial character sketch.

Humor Varies With Places; Proven in ‘Heart of Paris’

As universal a phenomenon as humor ‘undeniably has its nationalistic traits; one has only to contemplate the Broadway hit comedies that flop in London, and vice versa. So, if only for its departure from the bea American track, the Filmarte Guild's “The Heart of Paris,” shown at the Indianapolis Athletic Club last evening, provided an interesting and enjoyable time, This is a picture which decidedly could not, or would not have been made in Hollywood. Nor is there anyone on the West Coast who quite the qualities of Raimu, its star. Raimu is a gruff, likeable fellow whe can be comic or dramatic with equal facility. He can draw a character, rather than simply repeat a set of mannerisms, and this

general and his baker's-dozen corps of daughters. Jane Johnson Burroughs conducted, and kept things

going in able fashion. There were flowers and profuse applause from a well-filled house at the conclusion. WJ. T)

MAYOR TO MAYOR

First telegrams of congratulation to Robert Young, upon his election as honorary Mayor of Tarzana, came today from fellow-mayors Al Jolson of Encino and Andy Devine of Van Nuys.

“The Heart of Paris” (a meaning-

He Strikes Her Down

The film simply tells of the inconsistent

WINS SUIT WITH HELP OF GINGER

NEW YORK, April 27 (U, P)— Because he sent around Ginger Rogers and Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt Jr. as customers, Pat Di Cicco won a lawsuit brought against him by a clothing firm. He was sued for nonpayment of $227 for two suits but contended successfully that the clothing firm promised him two suits if he provided some expensive customers.

BEERY SNAPS PHOTOS

Wallace Beery has added two

installed a photographic laboratory, projection machine and screen.

“OFF THE RECORD" “Exposed” Glenda Farrell

who, as a juryman,

Then, full of compassion, he takes her home. The endeavor to keep her jdentity secret, the girl's attraction for his son and his daughter's fiance form the plot basis. In the end, he strikes the girl down for making a thief of his son; an act for which he had defended her so heroically in court. Raimu is the whole show, despite some neat competition and the presence of Michele Morgan, an attractive, Paulette Goddardish looking actress, Next month the Filmarte is offering “Grand Illusion.” ® 8 @ As amateur essays of Gilbert and Sullivan go, the Burroughs Schools of Music production of “The Pirates of Penzance,” at Keith's last night, was quite creditable. The performance was a benefit for the Women’s Field Army of the American Society for Cancer Control. Besides a worthy cause,. attractive setting and costumes added to the show's virtues. | Alan Hamblen, James Gilbreath, {Maxine Shrader, Bernard Constable (and Jack Horner, the principals, did [some comnfendable singing in this favorite tale of the prolific major

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LAUREL SUES WIFE,

Stan Laurel asked a divorce today, (complaining that his blond Russian ‘wife stayed away from home days Fifi D'Orsay, French film actress, at a time getting inebriated and had marry often called him up to announce comedian Harry Martin within three she was surrounded by admirers “who insisted she divorce him and

Miss D'Orsay, now in vaudeville, Marry them.”

CHARGES DRINKING

RENO, Nev, April 27 (U. P)—

Mrs. Laurel, a night club singer

HURRY! FINAL DAY!

~ FRED ASTAIRE / GINGER ROGERS G BRR | VERNON AND IRENE CASTLE

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