Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1939 — Page 8

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MOVIES

By HARRY MORRISON |

APOLLO—"Star of Midnight,” with William Powell and Directed by Stephen Roberts. “The Lost Patrol,” with Victor McLaglen, Boris Kar:

Ginger Rogers.

loff and Wallace Ford. Directed by John Ford.

CIRCLE—"Susannah of the Mounties,”

ple and Randolph Scott.

with Shirley Tem: Directed by William A. Seiter.|

Sonja Henie takes off her skates

and does the new jitterbug step, |

the Back (b Back, with Rudy (1) The frst step is eight forward, (2) Back

Vallee, trucking steps swinging up and down. to back, they do a break.

lowed by three stens backward

arms |

(3) Fol- |

and a kick. . . « (4) Then they truck around in a circle. . . . (5) Ending up back te back. Here they do a plain rhumba step. (6) The trucking steps are repeated, but going backward. (V) rhumba steps are repeated. . . . (8) Then both truck around in a circle and end with arms up.

“The Gracie Allen Murder Case,” with Gracie Allen HOLLYWOOD

and Warren William.

From the book by S. Directed by Alfred E. Green.

LOEW'S—“Goodbye, Mr. Chips,” with Robert Donat and

Greer Garson. From the book by James Hilton, Directed

by Sam Wood. “Tell No Tales,” Platt,

with

LOEW'S |

The outstanding picture of 1939, as far as I am concerned, is “Goodbye, Mr. Chips,” and to me there is no question but that it will get the Academy Award. hose are strong words so early in the season but there wasn't anyone who didnt do right by the production from R. C. Sherrifi. who wrote the screenplay from James Hilton's book. to the waitress who served Robert Donat his lunch on focation.

There has been a great deal of hallyhoe “, step up the box office fen _ on this picture. The story is almost a household legend in English speaking countries. It has been hackneyed and discussed to near oblivion. Through it all the clear simple story of a man who had one romance in his life shines through in the movie production. Mr. Chipping is a young man who comes to Brookfield School for his first teaching assignment. Because of series of misundeistandings a few short years he threatens i wh rapidly into a cross old age. He takes a walking trip with a German teaching friend and meets’ Kathie, 2 beautiful English girl,—on top of a mountain in a heavy and | somewhat dangerous mist. To the heretofore unromantic Chipping comes a realization that there are other things in this life except gerundives and the marauding Caesars. Being unused to such affairs cf the heart, Chipping almost 2liows Kathie to slip out of his life. Begins then a wild, unreasoning tugging at his heart that he is unable to diagnose. His friend says it's love { Chipping finally thinks so, and he is married. Kathie over the position of schoolmuaster's wife with aplomb worthy of a quesn. There follows a new period in Chipping's life. Kathie calls him Chips” so he becomes Chips to his colleagues. Kathie feels there shiovid be entertainment and life ana teas and cakes. So there are. Kathie dies in childbirth. The loss felt greater by others in the school than bv Mr. Chips, who knowz he will alwavs have a part of her and knows the great debt he owes her, The years that follow find him molding the lives of his boys and being known as an institution, the beloved “Mr. Chips,” wis serves tea to the boys at any time of the cay or night, who goes out without his scarf, and who tells very good Jokes while the Germans bomb the school. Mr. Donat knows his histrionies and has never been anything but competent, What none of us ever knew was that there was a dream like Greer Garson who plays Kathie, in this world. She is all the best! girls you ever had wrapped into one —Tthe perfect example of the abject of eternal search—sweetness and light. Truth was the essence of James Hiltons book. There was never an attempt to veneer the straightforward job of reporting a man's life story The best example of the picture's sincenty is the scene in which Chips’ wife dies. Here is no false hysteria, na blubber., The only thing that made life worth living for him was

a after

too,

takes sp

smokes a pipe of peace.

Melvyn Douglas and Louise

Directed by Leslie Fenton.

gone. And he moves in a dream to] his Latin class. It's highly probable

that from that time on Chips was | never quite sure that Kathie really And the picture lets you!

was dead. believe that myth. English pictures are seldom box office. But I think it's the duty of everyone to take the opportunity of secing “Goodbye, Mr. Chips.” “Tell No Tales,” the other picture, is a bang-bang and is strictly anti-climactic. The players are Melvyn and they marked clew.

chase gangsters with a hundred dollar bill as a

CIRCLE

You likum heap much at Circle Theater, You seeum lots Injuns make big medicine, plenty pow-wow. You seeum Shirley love Randolph Scott and Mr. Scott lovum Margaret Lockwood. Little Miss Marker emotes very well in this piece of hokum. She cries better than ever

and still has that oid heart-string |

tug that makes her the million-dol-lar baby.

It has been interesting to see her grow up and now she is almost a

young lady. She has a crush love affair with Mr. Scott and she arouses admiration in the heart of a young Indian brave about 14] years old. Shirley is the sole survivor of a!

wagon tram that has been destroyed |

by the raiding Indians. She is found by Inspector Scott, the leader of a troop of Canadian Mounties. Taken to the Mounties’ fort, she makes a place for herself and all would be well except that the Inector falls in love with the superintendents daughter. This, of course, puts Shirley out in the cold and she takes up with Martin Good Rider. son of the Indian chief: Things move along smoothly at headquarters until the foreman in charge of construction on the railroad tells the Indians if they don't quit acting up the soldiers will come. Right is on his side, at that, pecause the Indians were trying to sell him his own horses, But that frightens the braves. Here is where the Injuns take over the show and relegate Shirley to the position of interested observer. They go into a dance and come out on horses. burning up the country and generally raising Nad. Inspector Scott foolishly allows] himself to get captured, but that gives Shirley a chance to ride ta his rescue. She gets captured, too and it takes fast thinking to get| out of their jam. But Shirley does it and everyone It seems that one of the Chief's boys had been doing a little thievery on the side and the Chief hadn't known about it. The movie has some photography, especially tain and woodland scenes.

beautiful the mounThere is

some very good montage work show- | ing the Indians getting ready to go |

on the warpath. You no likum hokum. lots boomboom or see squaws make tears, you stay home and twiddlem thumbs.

Or maybe you'd like to see Gracie Allen vide through downtown New |

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By PAUL HARRISON

OLLYWOOD, June 24.—The Brothers Marx are at work again.

you want to call it work.

When a Marx picture is shooting, the work is almost done and

| the boys are beginning to relax.and enjoy themselves. they have huddled and argued and tried out gags, all for 80 minutes

For months

of screwball comedy fleetingly titled “A Day at the Circus.” One thing sure—a Marx picture is work for everybody else. A Marx director is an object of great pity in Hollywood, and there is

talk of wheeling a portable booby-hatch right onto the set.

For

months Metro kept a fair degree of discipline among its directors by threatening to put the most unruly one on the Eddie Cantor picture.

But they were completely cowed when their bosses began to say,

“Now

you be good or we'll throw you to the Marx Brothers!”

I am unable to discover

what Eddie Buzzell did to incur such an assignment, but he is the director of “A Day at the Circus.”

I went on the set the other day he was trying to coax the three comics into the washroom of a circus train for a rehearsal.

York on

police of the big city on her trail.

3 the back of a raging,

~, ». nt y | motorcycle with the whole mounted | went right on talking with Buster

Mr. Keaton is one of |

She does it so that she can save

Philo Vance from a fate worse than death in I'm not going to tell whether she saves him.

APOLLO

“The Gracie Allen Murder | the Mares | you laughs at them—not even when they pull one of his gags,

Buzzell turned his ire | “Stop talking to |

soon Mr. | on Mr.

There are three phases of modern |

life to be considered now. The first |

is when William Powell was a vil-|

lain worse than Bela Lugosi. The

{

third will be when he quits promis- |

work on it.

You may remember that show as

[the one in which Mr. Powell was

harassed all around his beautiful apartment by a beautiful blond until he solved a murder and then mare {ried her. All the old magic of Mr. Powell appears again at the Apollo. The (slightly stiff gait, the quizzical ex- | pression, there. There is nothing that really stumps him at any time.- When he seems at a loss, it is merely to let

the quick turn, are alll

“The Return of the| Thin Man” and actually does get to! The second was when | ‘he was making the sleuth thrillers [like “Star of Midnight.”

They paid no attention to his wheedling or his commands, but

Keaton. their gag men, and he fascinates because he never

Pretty

Keaton. the actors!” he roared. “If they try to talk to you, don't pay any attention to them.”

» » »

E and Groucho and Harpo | Oriental has just bought a new

then decided to do some acting, so the scene got under way, Harpo stretched out on the

| long seat and slumbered angeli-

his enemies catch their breath so

that the picture can go to six reels. |

Ginger, naturally, is niece.

Were |

s0 used now to thinking of her in|

dancing roles that she seems a little strange when not being Kittenish or not twinkling her toes once in a while. Your thought for today is that Miss Rogers never has put on an extremely good performance when playing a dramatic role except with Mr. Powell. Your corollary thought is that Myrna Loy hasn't either. So Mr. Powell must be good. The other show at the Apallo is “The Lost Patrol.” for and nervous had better what time the other show starts. That is not to say the show It is terrific.

man after man break under the

|strain of a lonely desert and an in-|

visible enemy that keeps shooting |

{down the members of the patrol.

Victor McLaglen is his roaring

oo, self, and as much of a blusterer as|

ever. Wallace Ford's is a face that! [we miss now. who

professes still to be in the acting

[business but also makes model air-

planes as a business. The picture was directed by John Ford, which with Mr. MecLaglen is

the same combination that made |

“The Informer.”

VOCALIST

Les Hale is the vocalist with and his® orchestra

Gardens, 3547 E. Washington St. The spot has been redecorated in a modern motif and will be open

Fridays as well as Saturday and Sunday during the summer.

DANCE-SWIM

WESTLAKE

Louie Lowe's Orch.

This is strictly | the virile type and the timid) find out

But it's some-| what nerve-racking to sit and see

So is that one that]

into the room.

a handkerchief to mop his brow. A string of silk flags came out. Harpo, awake now and seeing the flags in review, jumped up, saluted and produced a popgun with which he executed the manual of arms. Goucho began gathering up his belongings, which were strewn all over the place. A lawyer who had just joined the circus, he had hung his shingle on the washroom curtain. The sign read: “J. Cheever Loophole— Legal Eagle.” “You ain't Chico in alarm. “As of now!” said Groucho. “Don't be afraid of the gorilla— he's muscle-bound.” “And I'm homeward-bound.” snarled Groucho, going on with his packing. “But how're we gonta get back Jeff's ten thousand dollars?” pleaded Chico. “That's easy—offer a reward of $15,000 The Marxes charged the curtain as Mr. scene. ‘That was pretty good,” he said. “Which means,” interpreted Groucho, “that we'll do it 10 more times. Why didn't you say stinks?”

quittin'?” asked

through

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ThE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

RUDY VALLEE AND SONJA HENIE STEP LIGHTLY BACK TO

The |

When |

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| the United States.

| Kiddie Club.”

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SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1939

BACK, THAT NEW JITTERBUG DANCE

THE NEIGHBORHOODS

HE Rivoli will carry a first run picture starting tomorrow and cons which is news for a neighborhood

tinuing through Wedensday, house. The picture is Wood. Victory.” There'll be a new neighborhood house ready in the not too distant

future out on E. Washington St. |

It'll be called the Pylon and it isn’t hard to figure the name's genesis. Theater names are funny things. During the time that everything was booming and you couldn't build a theater without thinking of the Taj Mahal first, names had to be opulent and flowery. Every once in a while a theater is named after a man who is in the public eye. Remember the Lindys that came and are gone? There'll probably be other theaters built in the next year that will take their names from some attraction of one of the fairs. ® 2 » HE 16th annual dance review of the Kersting Studio will be given Tuesday night at the FounJoe Kersting wil be master of ceremonies. The Fountain Square, inciden-

tally, has what is claimed to be largest kiddie club in the Known as the “Fountain Square Birthday and it has more than 5000 members. Each one gets a birthday card and an invitation for himself and two pals to see

| the show free.

OTES with The big tall

one eve open: usher at the

green coupe. . . . A man who lives near the theater reports that when

{ the cooling system is on the spray cally. Groucho and Chico charged | Groucho slammed |

on the: roof keeps his room cool.

the spray caused a nice cool mist to fail on the street. . , . Those Saturday matinees at the St. Clair are becoming popular with the younger element, Always shown is one of those serial thrillers. . . . Walter Winchell recently gave the palm to the Vogue Thelargest parking lot. He forgot the management's claim to the world's largThat has

juvenation of the two-wheeler. . . . The excavation in the lobby of the Oriental is going to be a new ladies’ lounge. The week-end calendar follows: ALON- Tonight: “Midnight” and Tomorrow:

Oklahoma Kid’ and “Piirting With

Pate.’

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Thrill!

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A SAM WOOD PRQRUGTION

PLUS! MELVYN DOUGLAS “TELL NO TALES"

SATURDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW!

Dancer from Cincinnati LUCILLE ABBEY

LUELLA ALBRIGHT PEARL LAWSON

With the HIGH ROLLER

Matinee, 2:13; Two Shows at Night, ©

and 9 P, M,—Continuous on Sunday

. A somewhat dubious compli |

. ment was paid one hot day by down a briefcase and reached for | the passerby who remarked that

“The

It's a dog story and features “Ace,” the wonder animal, the Bette Davis movie, is the feature attraction.

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“Almost a Gentleman,” with James Ellison and Helen

“Dark

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“Wuthering Height ? and ‘Three

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TABOTT--Tonight: “Buck Rogers’ serial,

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BANDWAGON

Southeastern and Emerson

HAL BAILEY'S BAND

“Dodge City” ard

“Sergeant Mad-

Outings At Rrrorcide

Two Companies’ Eriloyest will Meet Tonight.

Company plbnics will be held to‘night and next week at Riverside Park. Schwitzer-Cummins, Inc.| ‘and Owens-Illinois Co. employees will meet at the park tonight with | their guests and Kingan & Co. em= | ployees will picnic there Wednesday | ; afternoon. | A benefit will be held Tuesday, when a percentage of the day's [nen will be given to the Juvenile

| Detention Home Auxiliary. All the | rides will be half-price. | CIVIC CHOIR BILLED The Indianapolis Civic Choir will

WHEN DOES IT START? APOLLO

“Star of Midnight,” with William Powell, Ginger and Gene Lockhart at 12:34, 8:48 and 10, Che | ast Patrol. J Pet Vie nr MeLaglen, Boris Karloff and Ny 2Hace Ford at 11:21, 2:23, 5:35 and 8.47.

CIRCLE

“Susannah of the Mounties," with Shirley Temple, Rapqolph Scott and Ean 15 woor at 12:52, 3:98,

“The Gracie Allen Murder Case," with Gracie Allen, Warren William’ and ol Drew at 11:37, 2:43, 5:49

ans iy > Mareh of Time” at 11:20, 2 26. 5:32 and 8:38,

LOEW'S

hig Mr. Chips,” with Jopsti D Greer Garson and Terry Kil. burn dtd 12:10, 3.25, 6:40 a nd 9:86. Il No Tales: with Melv yn DougLouise Platt and Dougias Dth le at 11, 2:10, 5:25 and 8:4

las brill

Meanwhile, attendance was in-| | creasing on successive week-ends at | give four concerts tomorrow. | the Westlake Beach Terrace, where | The choir will sing at 9:30 a. m, | Louie Lowe and his Orchestra are at the University Park Christian playing the summer season. Church here, at 11 a. m. at the Seve enth Christian Church here, at 2:30 p. m. at the Christian Church at Pete Smith is making a series ot | Colfax, and at 7:30 p. m. at the | baseball shorts at the Ei parks | Walnut St. Baptist Church at Lebs | of the New York Giants and |&non. | Brooklyn Dodgers. I= den,’ “The Oklahoma | Kid” “and the

Jitterburg Jamb ouree. Tomorrow: “Dodge City” and ‘Chasing Danger.”

VOGUE —Tonight: “Dark Victory" and “His Exciting ight.” Tomorrow: ‘Let Us Live” anda ‘The Return of the Cisco

ZARING- Tonight: “Dark Victory"

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Bette Davis—George Brent “Dark Victory”

James Ellison “Almost A Gentleman" © Extra! Intimate Screen Snapshots! With Bing Crosby=Clark Gable 3 Stooges—Robt, Taylor—Carole Lombard

First Showing East

Barton Maclane “I WAS A CONVICT"

“THE SAINT STRIKES BACK” Spor(s Slants “MUSCLE MAULERS"” Tyrone Power—Sonja Henie James Cagney—Hedy LaMare “Intimate Screen Snapshots”

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ith Fay Wray—Bruce Cabot— y Robt. Armstrong

ADDED HIT GENE BLUE AUTRY MONTANA SKIES

“NAVY SECRETS” “WEST OF SANTA FE”

Sun ivcRLRERy TREAU” to All John Litel “ON TRIAL" -