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MOVIES

By JAMES THRASHER

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CIRCLE—*“Union Pacific.” with Barbara Stanwyck, Joel Mec:

Crea, Robert Preston, Aki

m Tamiroff, Lynne Overman,

Brian Donlevy. Produced and directed by Cecil B. DeMille.

LOEW'S — “The Hardys Ri

de High,” with Lewis Stone,

Mickey Rooney, Cecilia Parker, Fay Holden, Sara Haden, Ann Rutherford. Directed by George B. Seitz. “The Kid from Texas,” with Dennis O'Keefe, Florence Rice, Anthony Allan, Buddy Ebsen, Jessie Ralph. Di.

rected by S. Sylvan Simon. APOLLO—"Dark Victory,”

with Bette Davis, George Brent,

Geraldine Fitzgerald, Humphrey Bogart. Directed by Ed.

mund Goulding (Holdover.)

CIRCLE |

As theyre saying these days into the country’s microphones, “It ain't what you do, it’s the way hotcha do t.” Which, come to think of it, is an accurate is somewhat offhand way to describe Cecil B. DeMille's contributions to film entertainment, Mr. DeMille can take a handful of stock situations and, with his special kind of magic, produce elaborate entertainment such as, to get down to cases, the Circle's current “Union Pacific.” This, with “Stagecoach,” stands as the cream of the season's crop of pioneering pictures. It's an “epic” (really an epos, look it up and see if that isn't so) of a truly dramatic event, the spanning of the continent by rail. And naturally there are side excursions which include a triangular love affair, among other things. The story is not “Dodge City.” in that it concerns an ex-Civil War soldier who tries to enforce the two-gun law in the wide open spaces. His chief opponents are a gang of gamblers employed by the inevitable rich and sanctimonious character who hopes the Central Pacific will beat the Union to Ogden, Utah. One of the gamblers, Dick Allen, is an old army pal of the one-man| law, Jeff Butler. What's more, they | both fall in love with Molly Mona- | han, who serves out tea and mail to the tracklayers. This clash friendship with principle, and the contest: for Mollie's affection is carried on against an expansive and expensive background. It all has that old DeMille touch. There are Indian fights, train wrecks, gun duels, scenes of toil and mutiny, good clean fun and base skullduggery. And you know how the story comes out. Sure, the U, P. wins. The remarkable thing is that it! all hangs together, and two hours and a quarter pass quickly. Mr. DeMille knows how to tell a story on celluloid. He can paint upon a massive canvas or hold your interest taut within a small frame.| Whether vou are a Western fan or not, vou cannot help admiring the nice balance between the story itself and such time-honored action shots as the chase and the Indian battle Mr. DeMille almost makes you like the old saw about the U. S. Army arriving just as the last cartridge is gone, -and Jeff is about to shoot

unlike that of

town

| American way”

| Judge Hardy's influence over his son

LOEW'S

Well, the Hardy's are back in this week, still as typically American and as heartily amusing as ever. Loew's has them for the sixth time in a piece called “The Hardys Ride High,” in which the homely and native virtues again triumph over obstacles. This time it is money which all but destroys the family’s moral fiber. It seems that Judge Hardy is the heir to a two-million fortune left by a wealthy Detroiter. The family flies from Carvel to the Michigan metropolis. There they encounter several disturbing elements, There's a young man, the legal heir, who

in the following movies: Pacific’ (above), at

tainment “Union you, in

Just in case you didn't get to the Derby, town theaters are offering consolation and enter-

the Circle, the best DeMille manner,

down“The Hardys sets forth shows dollars

the excitement |

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PRESENTING CINEMATIC ANTIDOTES FOR DERBY FEVER

the Hardys' and a butler. Rutherford are shown with Halliwell Hobbes.

ine srr A. ——

and adventure of railroad building in pioneer days.

Ride High” (right), reactions to Mickey Rooney

at Loews. two million and Ann

of reckless living. Also a middle-| aged suitor of spinster Aunt Milly's who turns out to be a real estate salesman. Then a chorus girl comes athwart Andy's path, with nearly | disastrous results Finally the Judge discovers that,! through an adopted son a few gen-| erations back, he is not legally] entitled to the fortune. So, after al snappy best-two-falls-out-of- three | with temptation, Judge Hardy de- | cides to renounce the money and] HOLLYWOOD, May 6-—A scroll its attendant evils. [signed by six film stars has been | So the Hardyvs resume the even | rec eived by President Lazaro Car-| ‘tenor of their ways. Father has a denas of Mexico as Hollywood's re-| new silk hat, Mother has a new |membrance of the 77th anniversary frying pan, the two children possess | of the Battle of Cinco rie Mayo. The | some accumulated debts and Aunt | batt le day is celebrated annually Milly has taken a new lease on life. [throughout Mexico and the Latin | Otherwise, the threat of wealth is| American countries. dispelled. What I like about series are the credibility, mal behavior and the truths”—well, platitudes, sist—that it contains. the talk to the contrary, these pictures make a better case for “the than a lot of Hollywood's more pretentious flag waving. What I don’t like about the Hardy series is Master Mickey Rooney's increasing practice of “mugging” into the camera. It is noticeable that

Movie Stars Bow to Hero

Scroll Pays Tribute to 'Juarez'.

Sent Mexican Ruler

Rafael Heredia Jr., Mexican consul in Los Angeles. The congratulatory document was signed by Mr. Muni, Bette Davis, Brian Aherne, Claude Rains, John Garfield and Donald Crisp, all of whom appear in “Jaurez.” Inscribed in Spanish, translated as follows:

the Hardy the nor“homely if you inDespite all

the scroll is

acters of the motion picture titled ‘Juarez,’ very respectfully desire to express their most cordial congratulations on the occasion of the 77th anniversary of the glorious battle of the 5th of May “Inasmuch as we have collaborated in the motion picture version

extends bevond the script, for in his scenes with the dignified Lewis Stone, Mickey keeps the hammy tricks under control. But, given a scene with one of his contemporaries, he goes to town until, in the current feature, he is reminiscent at times of Jimmy Durante, Dennis O'Keefe and Florence Rice | are the shining lights of Loew's sec-

the Americas and the grand champion of democracy, we feel justified in joining the sentiments of the great Mexican nation on such a memorable date.”

has been cut out of the will because |

Paul Muni presented the scroll to |

“The undersigned, principal char- |

of the life of the herotc benefactor

THE NEIGHBORHOODS

Music Week

OHN BARRYMORE. busy right now with a road show and family is doing all right by himself in the neighborhood movie “The great profile” will flash on four screens It closes at the Rivoli, { mont tonight, and opens Monday at the Strand.

troubles, houses this week-end. in “The Great Man Votes.”

“Huckleberry Finn” takes down Rooney cavorting on six screens. It's at the St. Clair, Strand and Fountain Square today and tomorrow and at the Belmont, Tuxedo and Ritz starting tomorrow. “Blackwell's Island” is another | popular feature. It's at the | Granada tomorrow and Sunday, | along with “Yes, My Darling Daughter”; at the Vogue today, moving out for “Topper Takes a | Trip” and “Pygmalion” tomorrow; at the Zaring, along with Irene Dunne's “Love Affair” for a week's run starting tomorrow, and closes at the Rivoli tonight, with “Yes, My Darling Daughter” moving in. | John Garfield and Rosemary Lane | star in this story of “the Alcatraz of the East.” Another topnotcher, “Tailspin,” is holding forth at four houses. You'll see Alice Faye, Constance Bennett and Nancy Kelly fly | through the air with the greatest of ease at the Emerson and Tuxedo, starting tomorrow. at the New Daisy today, with “Made for Each Other” moving in tomorrow, and at the Cinema tomorrow, where i® replaces "Pygmalion,” tonight's feature. “Wings of the Navy" is teamed with “Honolulu” as the Tacoma attraction starting tomorrow, and

“The Kid From Texas,”

Irving starting tomorrow.

| ples

| leaves the Hollywood tonight,

| opens

| big attraction

Talbott and Bel-

Two Programs Tomorrow |

with Mickey | . | Launch Celebration. the |

top honors, however,

with “Three Musketeers” at

” ” ”

ITTERBUGS take their fling |\week next w for prizes in the weekly Uptown jamboree again tonight. “Gunga Din” is the screen fare, with Shirley Temple's “The Little | Princess” opening tomorrow. . . . “Gunga Din” also pulls out of the Oriental tonight, and Warner

eek as two Indianapolis | (groups inaugurate programs with | | concerts tomorrow. The Technical High School choir will present a concert at 4 p. m. to- | morrow at the World War MemoBaxter opens tomorrow in “Wife, rial. Jeanine Smith is soloist, Rose- | Husband and Friend.” . “Jesse |mary McInturf will accompany, and | James” is at the Sanders tomor- |; Russell Paxton will direct. | POW eid - And the Golden Is pre- More than 200 children and adults | senting “Honolulu” as its feature. Ph : . You also will ind Miss Tem- | Will participate in a program to be given at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow at the

“Princess” at the Speedway tomorrow. “Trade Winds” genate Avenue Y. M. C. A. by the and |; dianapolis Music Promoter teamed with |IP anapolis usic Promoters. Traveler’ take The children’s choruses of School 4 and 23 and the United Male Chorus of more than 100 voices will sing Negro spirituals. | The festival committee includes Roger Hurd, chairman: Roscoe R. Polin and Lillian M. LeMon. a a | Three Bomar Cramer Studio] (pianists will be heard at the World | | War Memorial soon. Sara Miller | will play May 26, Cath- |

“Arizona Wildcat” “The Arkansas over, Charles Laughton's “Beachcomber” moves out of the Rex tonight and dancing Eleanor Powell tomorrow in “Honolulu.” Miss Powell also will be the at the New GarWhile the “Idiot's Delight.”

YO, SILVER

field tomorrow. Avalon presents

| Hoffman

Due to Open sourwo

| Physicians said today

Dunn who were overcome yesterday |

would

OVERCOME BY GAS

mall sons of movie director

y gas fumes from a water heater, recover. A

ome was in less serious condition

Schools, colleges and civic organi- | than the children. |zations’ will observe National Music|

ILLINOIS AT 34TH ST.

Last Day! Errol Flynn “Four's a Crowd,” and “Angels With Dirty Faces” Sunday! 4 Big Days! MICKEY ROONEY "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" Plus Chas. Ruggles

"Sudden Money"

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SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1939

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At Indiana Roof

| A miniature horse race will be the feature of the Derby Dance Admis|sion tickets for Red Nichols’ one(nighter at the Roof May 14 will be | prizes. | Amos Otstot and his orchestra | will provide music, They are playing for their last week at the Roof.

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' Mollie to save her from the red-! ond feature, | Hi

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Sun. Shirley Temple

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June 4 and Nina All are |

| erine Bell on Hayes Dutton on June 8. on the school’s faculty. Mr. Cramer will present Betty |

| which is all about a boy who has Barbara Stanwyck does well with almost as bad luck with his pole as Mollie's not too taxing role, and he does with his love affair. | Joel McCrea is strong, silent and etme A Sci ta——— | | |

IS COURT ISSUE

Charlie Ruggles “Sudden Money”

Insect Sting Is ‘So Funny,’ LEWISBURG, Pa., May 8 (U. [ Swells Into ‘Colossal’ Filme) Done crv of “it Yo. siivers:| MeShitley of Suphur Springs in|

will not be heard from the circus 11 at the Memorial. arena if an injunction asked before] ——

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plays Allen, and by Lynne Overman, who stands head and shoul- : By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN HOLLYWOOD, May 6 (U. P)—| United Press Correspondent | Pederal Judge Robert W. Johnson | 'ROSSON REPORTED

ders above his colleagues as a wWhisk-| ery, tobacco-chawin’ old frontiers- | HOLLYWOOD. May 6.—A M Kvakari driving d s 'is granted man. It's the sort of acting that Harry M. Warner, president of war- | ay 6.— r. Parkyakarkus was driving down Sun- . | ner Bros Studio. pov; his wife to-| set Blvd. the other day when an insect lit on his hand and sank its| Raymond J. Muerer of Detroit, | IN GRAZ PRISON| 4 } fangs into him. ‘ counsel for The Lone Ranger, Inc. the same for Mr. Overman. {day had announced the engagement | 8 s VIENNA, May 6 (U. P.) wink : Sw €¢ Rosson, attached to the Berlin of- | (tv, to Milton D. Sperling, 26, a sce- | It was then that Mr. Rarkus|————————— — | Powell, billed as the “original Lone |fice, and his wife were reported to- | APOLLO | narist No date for the wedding {spied the Hollywood branch of the noted the exact minute on Mr.|Ranger,” and the Barnett Bros. |day to have been arrested in Graz | “Dark Victory,” seen last week at ‘ ROSSON Waa! Miss Warner is a student at the jv was an emergency. “Oh, that,” said the doctor, glanc- ‘ ,larrested by secret police who ac-| Sun. University of California at Los S t do took his ing at his injury. “Just go on home from using the title “Lone Ranger”| = iY aohi ili- | A nurse sat down 00 1is ing at his injury. “Just go on home|. ho “Hj Yo, Silver!” call pending cused him of photographing mili- | artistic. absorbing, touching and wholly worthwhile offerings. cated at New York City College yrhere did he live? couldn't forget. For a dinner guest| pe had gehonl. Two British associates were and Columbia University “But lady. I'm dying,” Mr. Karkus Ne had Mr. Pete Smith, the director spent more than $1,000,000 in pro- jailed with Mr. Rosson. her reaction to the realization of ] her approaching death. The old sisted. story very funny. He suggested that proximatejy 75 licenses for its use. |wife are from Los Angeles where FOR STUBBED TOE He confessed that Beverly Hills M'- Karkus call at the studio and | SALLY |they were engaged by a producer | —— A | mate performance by Bette Davis SUED N CRASH in the star part. Karkus said it was a matter of ninutes before : | actress, had a $450 award today for n heq be calling on , "oo ents He called in Mr. Rob-| husband. Harry Joe Brown, pro- | ee injuries suffered when she stubbed some more. Did he have any chil-| Benchely, the comedian, and Mr. | ducer, were sued for $36,500 today | 3 AWARD WINNERS land fell down a stairway. : . N {ment number? He liv S y : : : ; WILL GIVE RECITAL! The award, made voluntarily by house lived in his own nario department a check for $1000 automobile crashed into their ma- | : iin payment for all rights to the|/chine near Riverside, Cal, two] Three secondary award winners in| minor. An early morning court ses- | said But this was an emergency sion was held so she could be at Mr. "Hatieus insisted I she pd sound film. Even Mr. Karkus—real| . name, Harry Einstein—is amazed. tory and WFBM will give a recital Dance i at 4 p. m. tomorrow in Harold him some more, strolled into the |} Every sat. Mierke next office to see what time it was, s They are Elizabeth Ziegner, piano student of Mae Engle; Fannie Reeve Sat, 50¢ Couple Before 9:30: 80e BAN DWAG 0 N Coupe at 9:30, Red ueed de Southeastern and Emerson

first brought Walter Brennan into The wound inflicted by the bee, or wasp or—as Mr. Parkyvakarkus : : obtained an order against Los Angeles municipal clinic. He Karkus’ record and eventually Circus, to show cause why they | on suspicion of espionage. the Indiana, is the Apollo's current 4 Days Angeles. Her fiance, eniployed at record. Was he married? Yes. and forget about it.” trial of a $250,000 damage suit. tary objectives when he was given | It is the story of a wealthy, high- | v ] motin the opvrighted “L | said. displaying his ballooning fist, |0f oddity movies at Metro studios. g copyrighte ONE American consular officials said | “24 hours to live” idea is brilliantly was his home. She said she was 'epeat it to Mr. Jack Chertok, the| | named Sheehan. HOLLYWOOD, May 6 (U. P). Mr. Karkus called. Mr. Chertok| HOLLYWOOD, May 6 (U. P.).— Don't let this one get away from an undertaker She questioned him her toe on an apartment house rug dren? Two. What was his apart- Karkus told his tale again. i by six persons who charged that Mr. | the landlord, was approved in ProProperty owners t : i perty owners ought to be able ii..." ¢ te insect. which Mr. Bench- months ago. the 1938-39 scholarship competitions | tt tudi t {the studio on tir s ne (get him to a doctor, his blood would Triggs’ studio at the Jordan's main] & Sun K y Songstress Myer. violin student of Louis Zerbe,! 9: Every 15 Min. to 20c After 12°3 HAL BAILEY'S ORCHESTRA

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“Park Victory.” with Bette Davis, George Brent, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Humphrey Bogart, at 11:28, 2, 4:32, 5:04 and 2:36

CIRCLE

“Union Pacific,” with Stanwyck, Joel McCrea iroff. Robert Preston 4:20. 7 and 2:40 LOEW'S

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prominence, and it might well do | ot their 19-vear-old daughter, Bet- | | surmised— black widow spider, began to swell, alarmingly. was set went inside and called for a doctor. escorted him in to the doctor. 'should not be restrained temporarily] 1t Was understood Mr. feature. Here is one of the season's 20th Century- ox Studio, was edu-| what was his profession? An actor. Mr. Karkus went home, but he a permit to film the Graz Riding | The firm contended that it spirited girl, in love with life, and ; Ranger” title and had granted JOYCE GIVEN $450 | “Where do you live?” she in- Mr. Smith thought Mr. Karkus’ 8 AP" they understood Mr. Rosson and his handled, and there is a consumsorry but this was Hollywood. Mr head of the shorts department. Joyce Arleen, T7-year-old screen thought likewise that the story had Sally Eilers, screen actress, and her you. Today he received from the sce-|Brown was “negligent” when his| | bate Court because the actress is al : : ERE (to hire their own VS 8, 8 ‘ Eas . : 9 piiysicians, she ley will memorialize immediately on conducted by the Jordan Conservabe on her hands. She questioned building, 1204 N. Delaware St. H A RR B oO 3 Except Monday. Adm., 25e and Doris McKinney, voice student Sun 30c Counle ohetore 0: "i LL oup 30;

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An art exhibit of work by Shortridge High School factulty members will be shown until May 12 in the third floor gallery of the school. Exhibitors include Orrin D. | am Thunders, E. Jane Messick, Mariesue Eisenhut, Essie Long, T. Van Voorhees, Clifton Wheeler, Rose-| mary Cruzan and Janet Payne Bowles. On view are paintings, |? pencil work, jewelry and silversmithing

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