Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1939 — Page 25

FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939

by JAMES THRASHER

MOVIES

T may be, what with the Speedway and the heat wave and all, that we have been siightly remiss about opening the West Coast mail these past few days. But now, with the next 500-mile race some 360 days away, it’s time to check up on our cultural progress. Well, it has been quite a week for premieres. Springfield, Ill, had the first public showing of “Young Mr. Lincoln” on Tuesday night, and the press gathered in Dayton, O. last night for a first Midwestern screening, of “Goodbye, Mr. Chips.” The life of a movie reviewer is becoming a series of sleeper jumps these aays. Now it appears that Los An- 4 geles may take its place alongside Dodge City, Kas, Omaha, Waukegan, Ill, Columbia City, Ind. and all the other towns in the film jamboree circuit Yes sir, it looks as if the California metropolis might get a “Hollywood premiere!” It came about in this manner, Some of the Warner Bros. researchers were poking around in old history books—probably just tapering off after. their “Dodge City” labors. And there, in ithe Loos Angeles archives, they discovered an epic right on their doorstep. So Warners is now planning an early-history film called “City of the Angels.” ” ” T 20th Century-Fox, they plucked Miss Brenda Joyce from her studies at the University of California at Los Angeles, gave her a part in “The Rains Came” and christened her “the typical American girl.” This is because she likes hamburgers and Artie Shaw's orchestra, never has seen Broadway, drives a second-hand car and gets eight hours of sleep every night. The title was bestowed upon her bv "10 of filmdom's top directors.” The fact that nine of these 10 do most of their work at 20th Cen-turv-Fox only goes to show you that esthetic appreciation, like charity, begins on the home lot. The real reason for bringing Miss Joyce into the discussion, however, is to pass along the last paragraph of the Fox publicity announcement of her recent honors. It would seem that there 1s a slight swing to the right in the glamour factories: “To keep her typically American, Darryl F. Zanuck, 20th Cen=-turyv-Fox production chief, has is=sued orders that Brenda must not be changed in any way . She will not be trained intensively. Zanuck fears that the usual course for developing actresses might

Director Pommer All Set To Give Million-Dollar Tip

destroy the refreshing qualities about her and crystallize her into the customary Hollywood mold.” So, if you have suspected that some of the Hollywood idols were neither typical nor refreshing, you have Mr. Zanuck on your side.

” ” ”

M-G-M seems to have hit a new high in the matter of inspired promotion. Having discovered a Tarzan Jr, they're now in search of a junior Leo. He must be a lion cub less than 8 months old who will roar in his childish treble at the beginning of the studio's short subjects!

ARNERS' contributes

press department this touching anecdote anent a nature-loving comedienne: “Marie Wilson 1s taking a taxi to work these days because finches are building a nest in the spare tire of her car and she doesn't want to disturb them.” From the same studio's Fish & Game department: “John Litel has goldfish that swim about madly when they hear swing music” “Gloria Dickson was the surprised recipient of a complete seafood dinner air-expressed to her by a Baltimore fan.” A palm for the week's prize non sequitur must go to Paramount for the following: “Buck Jones, hero of many a screen gun fight, who abandons his six-shooter for a straight role in Paramount's ‘Unmarried,’ should come by his fighting naturally, as he was born in Vincennes, Ind., site of the famous Ft. Vincennes, he said today.” And back to Warners, where the fun-loving publicists have credited their finch-loving star with a pun which you mayv read at your own risk: “Because her dentist's name is McPherson, Marie Wilson claims Scottish extraction.” Class dismissed.

NEW YORK, June 2(U. P.).—It costs $4000 to produce one of toot and |

cinema's most successful movies, “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari,” the man who did the job suggested today that Hollywood might thereby learn a lesson. Since Hollywood considers it has cost less than a million dollars,

job—Erich Pommer, ever hear of 1 ?—is on his way there with a ew ideas Catherine Bell's Recital Sunday

immoral to admit the man who did

that a picture the Caligari

few ideas which may reduce the swelling on Beverly Hills As unpretentious as his budget, Mr. Pommer lolled in his shirt] sleeves while he tried to think of al message to give the movie goers of | America. He couldn't even think] of a 10-word message Mr. Pommer is working now with Charles Laughton, who is producing his own pictures and recently completed “Jamaica Inn,” directed

by Alfred Hitchcock. Mr. Pommer| The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. brought a print of the picture with! Arthur E. Bell of Elwood, Miss Bell

him and got to talking about why has been heard in three previous Hollywood couldn't have made it. |recitals here. . Parson Spotted | Nina Haves Dutton will close the : {series with a recital at 8:30 p. m “They would have made it a mys- Thursday at the memorial. tery play, a straight thriller,” he| said. “They wouldn't have seen the| PROGRAM possibilities of combining an excit-|rsccata. B minor 1 ing smuggling story with a great Sarabande ‘ . character part like Laughton's, In Sonata. Opus 31, No 3...... the original novel the important BY Rateliee 5 character was the innkeeper. When ‘The Return of the Muledrivers” we came to read it we saw that the Prelude. Opus 85 Nok real interesting person was a par- Etude, Opus 39. No. 5 son, a minor figure. For censorship Nocturne. Ovus 31 fil, Y and other reasons we made the par-| Etude, Opus 10. No. 8 son a country squire and it fitted Mazurka opus 53. No. 3...... e. F minor “ Laughton. “We can take chances because we are playing with our own money. We make only two or three pic tures | a year and we put everything we have into them. We take our own risks and we use our own ideas.| Most Hollywood producers are tied to distributing organizations and have to adapt themselves to those] organizations. In such a setup the production of 50 or 60 pictures is practically controlled by one hand.” | Some Hollywood companies are changing their systems, Mr. Pommer observed, returning to the original United Artists plan, whereby independent producers offered their work to a central distributing out- . on Barbara fit but retained their individuality. | iroff and Robert Presinh at It He thinks it will work out better 7:03 and 9:44 Not Worried About Hollywood CIRCLE “But I think Hollywood is doing | patie Briane Aherns and Je very well,” added Mr Pommer, who ely Ad ob Bey Ad has produced pictures in Vienna, 6:45 ana 9:30 Berlin, Paris, London and Holly- LOEW'S wood, too. One of his successes was “Let Freedom Ring.” “Congress Dances,” of pre-Hitler Eddy, Virginia Bruce Germany. “There have been some ne great Hollywood pictures this past

Fariymore at 11, 1 ‘Bridal Suite.” with Robert Young, year. There is a freer spirit, more daring.

Catherine Bell will the second of a series of piano recitals sponsored by the Bomar Cramer

Studios at 3 p. m. Sunday World War Memorial

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WHEAT MAKES DOUGH

Joel McCrea claims ranch showed a $3000 year

his wheat profit last

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M'LAGLEN, EDDY GLOWER AT LOEW'S

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The belliger= Eddy; the

Ring,” which opens at Loew's today. ents are Victor McLaglen and Nelson

An emotion-packed moment from “Let Freedom | would-be peacemaker, fair one, Virginia Bruce, man protecting his drink, Lionel Barrymore.

Edward Arnold; the startled and the testy old gentle- |

|KUHN CHARGES PERSECUTION BOARD TO APPOINT

| NEW YORK, June 2 (U. P).— (Fritz Kuhn, leader of the German- | American Bund, today was refused —— |permission to examine the minutes| The Indianapolis School Board, at' |of the Grand Jury which indicted |a special meeting Tuesday noon, will |him on grand larceny and forgery | appoint approximately 2000 teach-|-(charges in the alleged theft of | ers and principals for the 1939-40 $14,548 of the Bund's money. Kuhn school year, Superintendent DeWitt | [issued a prepared statement charg-|S. Morgan announced today. | ine that he is being persecuted. Mr. Morgan said the number of

em seen teachers next year will be practically the same as this year and that OFFICIALS INSPECT there will be few personnel changes E. 38TH 'H ST. SEWER sic! | A few changes may be required | City Officials today 1 today Inspected the phy shifts in enrollments between | {mile-long E. 38th St. sewer, the first various school districts. he said.

(underground duct to be built by the tunneling method in Indian-|

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Elliott Will Give ‘RUSSIAN PICTURE IS | BANNED IN CHICAGO Radio News Talks, ——

| CHICAGO, June 2 (U. P.).—The NEW YORK. June 2 (U. p) — Russian movie “The Oppenheim The Mutual Broadcasting or

{ Family,” was banned today by Lieut. | reported today that Elliott Roosevelt, | H2TTY Costello of the Police Gensor{son of the President, will begin a

ship Board who said the film would | {year's series of tri-weekly news

be offensive to Germans. | commentary broadcasts from New Lieut. Costello said the movie York Saturday night.

{ “holds up to contempt, derision and | Roosevelt, president of the Texas

{oblogquy a certain class of citizens State Network, will broadcast Tues-| (German).” day, Thursday and Saturday nights|™ at 5:15 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. (Indianapolis Time). The broadcasts will be made over the entire Texas State Network of 23 stations and over three additional Mutual stations, WOR at | Newark, N. J., WOL at Washington, and WAAB at Boston. The series will be sponsored.

Massey Will Get Diploma of Honor

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Inspired By a Novel | ‘PHANTOM CROWN’

by BERTITA HARDING INDIANAPOLIS

Times Special HARROGATE, Tenn. June 2.— Raymond Massey, star of the Pulitzer Prize play, “Abe Lincoln in Illinois,” will be given the year's {Pivona of Honor Sunday by the Lincoln Memorial University at ceremonies here, The diploma was designed by Bernhardt Wall, who illustrated a { 60-volume biography of Lincoln, and will be presented to Mr. Massey at the University's graduation exercises. The University 1897 by Civil War Howard. The diploma is given in recognition of “an outstanding contribution to the field of Lincolnia, (in the interpretation of the life, {deeds and immortality of Abraham Lincoln. n

PIANO STUDENTS TO GIVE RECITALS

Two recitals by Indianapolis piano school pupils will be pre-| sented tomorrow and Sunday. The pupils of Miss Emma Ogle! [will give a recital at 8 p. m to- | morrow night at the Cropsev Audi- | torium. More than 40 pupils will participate, } Miss Grace Hutchings, pianist | and teacher, will present her pupils] in a recital at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at the Wilking Auditorium, 120 E.| Ohio St. The first half of the program via (be given by children pupils and the | latter half by adult students doing] postgraduate work with Miss | Hutchings.

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Rides and Games During Frolic Week. (Except Sunday.)

|his assistant, Val B. McLeay, de- District 3 with headquarters at La[ing achievements in the City.” noon to 8 p. m. DANCE day and .nany were feared to be] o | BOB BURNS, GLADYS GEORGE “Blondie Meets the Boss” {NUAL ndi “Spoilers of the Range”

|apolis | The transfer of Donald W. Huf-| Works Board members, escorted ferd, WPA director in the Evans-| by City Engineer M. G. Johnson and ville district, to the directorship of! _ |scended into the six-foot concrete fayette, was announced today by] |tunnel at Carrollton Ave. They State Administrator John called it “one of the finest engineer-| [Jonnie | The sewer will be opened to cs. zens and schoolchildren until p. m. today and tomorrow No | “5% DIE FUELS TONITE—25¢ till 8:30 ALLAHABAD, India, June 2 (U.| P.) .—Thirty persons wree killed to- | | buried in debris as the result of a a1 | magazine explosion at Kotah. rrr Cool AMBASSADOR On Screen of i 10:15—1:11—4.07—7:03—9.59 “I'M FROM MISSOURI” On Screen at 11:57—2:53—5:49—38:45 Arthur Lake, Penny Singleton ALAMO] Cool CNW 375% —FIRST CITY SHOWING—3 HITS— CHARLES STARRETT JOHN CARROLL, MOVITA Jack London's “WOLF CALL” “Riders of Red Circle”

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Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Friday, June 2,

COTTER-—Herbert L., age 64, peloved hus. band of Alta Cotter, fathe D. Cotter, brother of Mrs roe Russell and Grace Begard, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. m.. at SHIR- | LEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, Illinois at 10th. Buria' Memorial Park. may call at the chapel.

JOHNSON — Elmer E., Wednesday, age 76 vears, Harlin Hogue, grandfather Louise and JThnmas Elmer ice Saturda B. Wm. MOORE PRACE CHAPEL, ton, Ind.

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Annabella and Walter Connolly at 12:30, 3:20, 6:10 and 9. “You must remember that Americans see only the great European] pictures. The bad ones do not often| cross the Atlantic. We would be] poor ones to sneer at Hollywood. It is only that a mass production sys-| tem has grown up. One man will select 50 or 60 pictures for produc- | tion in a year. It is too big a job.| Naturally he must make mistakes. | There is tremendous overhead and| to meet it he must produce pictures | whether they are good or not.”

INCOME LIENS FILED

HOLLYWOOD, June 2 (U. P.).— Nat Rogan, collector of internal] revenue, is asking movie stars and | writers for thousands of dollars in| back income taxes today. Liens | were filed in Federal Court against] Reginald Denny for $286; James Gleason, $947, and his actress wife Lucille, $955; Ben Blue, $851; B. P. Schulberg, producer, $5635; Sidney S. Barlett, writer, $601.

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ALL pairs; Prompt Service. (

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