Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1939 — Page 8

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APOLLO “The ‘Magnifcent

fF “Million Dollar Eegs,” with Betty Grable, Hartley and Jackie: Coogan.

By HARRY MORRISON

Lionel Barrymore, Akim Tamiroff | And: Ginger. Rogers on Local Bills

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Fraud, ? with Akim Tamiroff,

ve Lloyd Nolan, Patricia Morison and Mary Boland.

CIRCLE—"Bachelor ‘Mether,” with Ginger Rogers, “David . Niven and Charles .Gobusn, “Career,” with Edward Ellis, Anne Shirley, Alice

Eden and John Archer.

LOEW'S—“On Borrowed Time,” with Lionel Barrymore, Sir : Cedric Hardwicke, Bobs Watson and Beulah Bondi. “Good Girls Go to Paris,” with Melvyn Douglas, Joan ~ Blondell, Alan Curtis and Walter Connolly.

Ever since Frank Capra made “It Happened One Night” in 1934, Hollywood has been looking for a| successor. “Bachelor Mother,” in my opinion, comes closest to- {that formula. of excellent acting, great direction and smooth comedy flow. When the studio decided to separate Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, they took a big chance. “Having Wonderful Time” seemed to in-: dicate that Miss Rogers wasn’t ready to go it alone, but whatever it| was (it might have been Garson Kanin, her director; David Niven, a marvelous leading man; or just the moon) the young lady of the twinkling toes has arrived ‘as an actress-in her own right. We always knew she was. goad to look at and we knew her. underpinning was very attractive, too, We also knew she .could play love scenes. . But give her some .tough lines. and some situations she can’t wrinkle her nose out of. Then what she'll do? Well, she makes

the ‘loveliest

| mother who isn’t a mother at all

that you'll "ever want to see. She makes a. darn good salesgirl, too.

, And she makes a good jitterbug con-

test winner. Imagine, Irene Castle winning a jitterbug contest! ‘She's just a counter girl, brought in to*work at the great Merlin’s Department Store for the Christmas season. And when the last Donald Duck is. sold, she gets her notice. Off to find a new job she finds a baby on the doorstep of a foundling home. When she takes it inside the, home the officials think it’s her baby. Merlin’s takes her back. She gets a raise. She can't make anyone believe the baby isn’t hers so she keeps it.: She falls in love with the child and when old man Merlin tries to take him away she decides to,run away. Will David Niven, who has loved her all along, let that" happen? Does she love him, too?’ Will she accept the love of a wealthy man? What beéomes of the baby? You can bet everything comes out as it should. Speaking of babies, the one in this show leads us to inquire: “W this Sandy?” Uf] Things to look for: Ferike

whenever she comes on the screen]

(she’s the one who made the comieback as the landlady. in “Love Affair”) and the park sequence when Ginger and David are bragging about their child’s speaking ability. While youre at the theater you might stay and see “Career,” Edward Ellis’ latest picture. Anne Shirley will be there and so will Alice Eden and John Archer, the two youngsters who won their place in the films on that “Gateway to Hollywood” contest. “Career” is fair, not as good as “A Man to: Remember,” but how could

LOEW'S

“On Borrowed Time” is front the stage play of the same name and aside from the concession to the movie audience of letting us in on who Mr. Brink really is, it follows the play faithfully. I'm not going to tell you who Mr. Brink really is, either, but in accord with a Loew's management request I will warn you to [try to get there for the beginning of the show. you don’t ‘you'll ‘lose a lot of fhe bang of the picture. : The stars of this piece are, in(my opinion, not Lionel | Barrymore | someone else, but Bobs Watson and Sir Cedric Hardwicke, whov and Mr. Brink respectively. Bobs Watson: has a whole gang of sisters and brothers who have been on the stage and in the movies be-

fore him. Therefore he has an

honest heritage teaching him what to do and what not to do. He and Terry Kilburne are: about the cream of the little boy crop for the season and Bobs may have a little edge on Master Kilburne. Lionel Barrymore is perfect in his part, but he does everything in just| the same way and I. don’t believe I've seen him react differently to the same circumstance since I started seeing him in pictures. And, after all, he does take supposedly different roles. A stranger comes to visit the Gramps’ homestead. Granny dies. Gramps gets the visitor cornered up in the apple tree and he won't let ‘him down because he has designs on the rest of the family. - He keeps him up there until everything is straightened out. Sadly enough, he can’t keep him up there long enough because he realizes everyone has a job and Mr. Brink has to do- his, too. Loew’s sent me an apple this morning from-the tree Gramps had Mr. Brink in. It was ina green fiorist’s box and all done up in green paper. - Do you think I'd eat it? I should say not! .. . The other picture is “Good Girls Go to Paris.” It was originally titled «Good Girls Go to Paris, Too,” but the Hays office said that gave {the wrong impression. i Douglas and Joan Blon-

“dell make this an interesting enter-

tainment after a slow beginning. Watch Alan Curtis, because some day he’s going to be a Stat} a0

APOLLO. |

This “Magnificent Fraud” is just the kind of show I think we all like. It’s not too long, it has Akim Tamiroff being a lot of people at different times: it has Mary Boland; it has a

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South American intrigue; it has a beautiful new ingenue, and ‘above

all, ‘it doesn’t try to be anything but entertainment, Those publicity releases had me

Danced for a Dictator” and “Dictator or, Double” plastered all over everything. I kept thinking of the

Mr. Hitler and I wondered if we were going to have to think and We frightened again all. at the same time. As it turns -out the show might have been made in the Roaring Twenties for all the hoot it gives about subversiveness or ideologies or “pointing out” of morals. There’s going to be a loan o2 small South American country. The loan has to be sighed by the Dictator. Don’t ask me why. The Dictator is blown up. They get an actor to .take his place until the loan is all signed up and in cold. storage. The plan works fine except, too bad, the actor is shot and killed. He turns out to be a pretty good sort of man and he names as . his’ successor someone the bad opposition Sossn¢ like. Meanwhile our somewhat questionable hero (he’s from Chicago) is locked up in a dungeon awaiting execution. The ingenue, Patricia Morison, with the new president, hasten to his rescue. They get there in time. But remember, there is no chase, no chase. Come to think of it “The Magnificent Fraud” is a very good picture. First, because it’s just plain fun in a banana ° republic where nothing is real. We can take!it or let it alone. Second, , because Akim Tamiroff makes a lot of faces. Third, because there is no chase.’ Miss Morison (one “r” please) is very beautiful, but I don’t think she'll ever pass her algebra. She has a very fine figure, but she plays ingenue as if it were golf. You can’t say too much for Akim. You'll recognize Duval, the detective, as Ernest Cossart, the erstwhile player of butler roles. The other picture is-‘ Million Dollar Legs.” Betty Grable shows her legs and is improving as an actress. If you look hard enough you'll notice poor Jackie Coogan once in a while __The story is about a college that eds money for sporting equipment. The students bet on a horserace and

get their shell for the crew, but the|

coxswain is disqualified because he handled the bet. They win the race, anyway. I

SLOW FOX TROT CONTEST SLATED

Indianapolis dancers will compete tomorrow night in the fifth weekly elimination Slow Fox Trot contest at Starlite Gardens, East Side rendezvous. A cup, in addition to other prizes, will be awarded to the final's winners in the competition. Elimination winners to date include Iden and Bob Catterson, Margaret Lamond and Dick Catterson, Betty Folin and Salvadore Caldaron and Betty Warden and Hank Tromann, A jitterbug contest is held each Friday night. There is dancing Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.

ALICE FAYE PLANS STAGE INTERLUDE

Times Special | HOLLYWOOD, | | July 29. — Alice Faye is going back- on the stage when she finishes her current production, “Hollywood Cavalcade.” Her husband, Tony Martin, is planning a week’s personal appearance at the San Francisco Exposition. Miss Faye will do a stage walk-on with him during his appearance there. She’ll go right back to Hollywood after that to prepare for her next role in “Little Old New York.”

‘TWILIGHT ALLEY" SET FOR TONIGHT

“Twilight Alley,” an operetta by Mrs. Henry Backus and Paul Bliss, will be presented at 7:45 o'clock tonight at Garfield Park by the Burroughs Schools of Music Junior Concert Choir. The operetta was originally scheduled for last night, but the date was changed because of the rain.

WHEN DOES IT START?

APOLLO “The Magnificent Fraud,” with Akim Tamiroff, Lloyd Nolan, Mar pond and Patricia. Nolan at 12: 08, :11, 7:44 and 10:17

Htiliion. Dollar Legs,” with - Batt; Slab. and ackie i roan at 11, 1:33, 4:06, 6:39 and 9:

CIRCLE Mother,” with Ginger

David Niven and Charles at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and

‘““Career,” with Edward Ellis, Arne Shifleh: Alice ES Eden ang Jonna Archer,

LOEW'S “On Borrowed Time,” with Lionel Barrymore, Sir Cedric Hardwicke “and Bob Watson, at 12:30, 3:40, 6:50

and 10. “Good Girls Go fo Paris,” with ‘+ Melvyn Douglas, Joan Blondell, Alan 4 Qutt rarer poonnoly, at 11:05,

“Bachelor Rogers, Coburn, 10:

s and 5:20 and

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Henry Fonda, ‘YOUNG MR. aaNloLY: Ritz & ‘Cast, “THE GO Added:

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First Indianapolis Showing

Tim MeCoy, “TRIGGER FINGERS. Tailspin Tommy, “STUNT PILOT.”

‘Daredevils of Red Circle.” News.

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Help Miss Te Miss Talley:

MAMARONEQK,. N i Sily’ : 29 (U. P.).—Aubrey : Scotto, Hollywood motion picture director, ‘was acquitted early today of ‘a’ ‘third-degree assault charge - growing ‘out. of his attempts to help | ‘Marion ‘Talley, former opera and film star, obtain custody - -of her daughter, Susan Eckstrom. 2s Mr. Scotto said’ he’ had acéompanied Miss Talley; to the home of Mrs. Ruth Nelson; her. sister-in-law, on Feb. 2 in an effort. to get: the child, but denjed that he bruised Mrs. Nelson’s arms and shoulders as she testified. The director said he: left the home quickly after Mrs. Nelson's son, Ben, 14, telephoned police “because 1 didn’t want a policeman taking a pot=shot at me.” Miss ‘Talley followed him a short time later, he said. She also testified brizfly, corroborating his story. The singer wen permanent -custody of her 4-year-old daughter, in a New York City court several weeks ago. The -decree stipulated that Susan spend three months of each year with her father,” Adolph G. Eckstrom, who was keeping the child at his sister's Mamaroneck home last February.

Film LC Director,

Scotto Arrested’ Tey ol

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Thins. are AR ‘and’ i pdidtac are , Jalefaces ay ut the winjuns” } had 10, lie around ‘in -the sun to ‘get tanned enough to ‘lay scénes for “Geronimo.” ‘It: wasn’t’ Olympe Bradna's birthday after all (2). but when somebody - sent: her:a cake she passed it around. That’s Soundman ‘Gene Merritt getting" a: double helping. When Patricia’ Morison (3) went to Washington recently an FBI man found her ‘to be an ex- | cellent shot.’ It’s an eternal: triangle (4) when ‘Jack Conway ~ directs; | Mary Taylor, Hedy LaMarr and Robert Taylor Ina a scene from + Yagy: of fins Tropics.” »

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NEIGHBORHOODS

Amway, Managing. Theater: Is Way - To Make Living: if You Can. Take. I

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theater in last Wednesday's

n'a» “ AE right boys, get the doors checked, check "seats. - Are the lights okay? How about the price . sign? Some’ people don’t know we have a bargain hour, if you can imagine ‘that! Hey, op-. erator, what's holdin’ you? Time to - hit the screen. Gash,. missed a changeover to start: with—andat his salary.’ v “Get . some. ‘reports | ready—: tickets ordered, posters : outside okay. What? The: picture's down again. Well, check ~everything. Okay now. Miss Jones said ‘she: lost the pass we gave her: for using her window ‘about a .pie-" ture? Tell her it’s all right. Tell her to come in. What's that, Miss Howard tore her stockings-on the seat. Hmmm. - Funny, ‘no splin-

for ushe:s. Give me’ your. name and address and i get in touch with you maybe sometime. ‘ “You lost your: ‘poeketbook? What row were you in? You don’t know. Let's see,’ was it here? Is this - it? "Your welcome. Phone. Hello. . Mr. Meyers. -You ‘say you lost your wallet. I'll check - with the janitor and. the lost and found. Nope, not here. and . it: would ‘have been turned in. Serry, Mr. Meyers. Hello. Hello, honey. Nope, too much ‘te do. I couldn't get. home. Good grief, a short in the booth and the globes are ‘out: everywhere. Keep a man broke keeping this theater In globes. The ticket machine is broken? Tear ’em off until ‘I can get it going again. Who? The : fountain is running over again. It must: be - peanuts. Yup, theyll ‘always get a peanut in there if they can. “The guy wants to know what the copy is for tomorrow’s ad. Tell him I sent’ that copy in with the editorials on big pictures coming and the one about Benny Bargain, the local boy ‘makes. good.

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PARKING

Life of a Neighborhood Theater Manager.” ' Lots of neighborhood ‘theater goers have told ‘us they've already. recognized whe Joe (that's-what we call him, now) really is. going to tell—and: he: certainly won't. ~ “Hold your hats, boys, here ‘we: go ‘again! LY Tae ee ey

ters.. No son, we, haver’t any: Jobs. Gi

got our neighborhood “theater pr to ‘the dobr “of “his

thrilling ‘episdde of’ “A, Day, in: ‘the’ The “clock was’ wrong.

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Tell him : not to: forget the Ritz Brothers are loco boys. » Guess I'll : send out .for a. couple. of: trailers on that new st it'd be to tell” ‘em’ how, long this’ show’s been: runnihg and. all; that stuff?.. People tell ‘us this is ‘a’ good showhouse' and ‘has’ ‘good tires. Last year we:lost:3000, the year . before. that 3500 ‘and this"

quit? ‘Gee, gotta” make; a" divin’. some way, don’t I... .. WHAT!!!. _The operator is on ‘the ‘wrong pic-. ture? ‘Why don’t I fire: that:guy?; “Business is sure ‘good.’ ‘I knew" this. picture “would - get them.” Maybe it’s because there's, no ball: game tonight.. Anyway, I'm a Uiey: re _coming, in.” Sale a a Ee The" week-end program follows:

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"iss ‘Wonderful: Lamp” Short Subject. Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Rose of Washigton, Square” and’ ‘Chasing Danger I “Code, of and “In Early Mon and EMERSON—Tonigh creat Service” and Tomorrow: Wedn se of Washington Sauare” and “Confessions

the. Streets’ Tomorrow and: fay "cantessions of. a ‘Nazi . Spy”

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of Nazi Spy FOUNTAIN sQ E-—Tonig| ht throu Thes addy; : “Young vam “Lineoln® nd rhe : IRVING. Tonight: “Lucky. Night" ‘and ‘Zenobia: x ORIENTAL—Tonight:

Alexander - Gra-

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Monday “Blondie Meets the Bo * REX—To night: Fraiiotoman. 2

Monte o sto” RITZ ‘and “Wednesday:

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of shanghai WAY - Tonight: and “Racketeers of the Range.” row: through Tuesday: Gorilla.” -STR rang, Mr, Lincoln’ and “Calling Dr.

“RACOMA-~Tonight; “Sergeant Madden” sday:

Tue “East Side of Hi ALB OTT Tonight:

: ov ‘through Wednesday:

“Zenobia. »

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Beli ‘and Tomorrow through TuesTown Czar” and ‘Count of

Tonight: “I “Bridal Suite.” ~ Tomorrow. through : “The Gorilla’ and ‘Young

Pits’ Offenders’ ‘‘Charlie Cian in Reno. ’’ Tomorrow “Young Mr. Lin-

coln” an ‘‘The- Gorilla. ST. CLAIR—Tonight and tomorrow: roaline, Dr, Kildare” - Ar “Young Mr. nco; . SANDERS—Tonight: “Boys. Reforma‘tory” ‘and ‘Texas Stampede.” “Torhvrrow

“Boy. Friend’ Tomor= “Juarez” and ‘“The tomorrow:

AND .— “Toni hg and

‘Zeno! Tomorrow through

“Alexander ‘Graham, Bell” and “Wings of - the

Navy" and “Within “the Law.” Tomor-. row. through * Tuesday: . Duis , Angels Have Wings” and Lucky Night i Tux 0-~Tonight: “Bridal Site” and” “HN oto on Danger I omor-

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gr aagiae” and “Jones” Family in UPTOWN —Tonigh ht: “Boy Friend’ > amet “Man of A ."" Tomorrow through an resday alling : Dr. | Kildare" ‘and OGUE Tonight: “The - ‘Hardys, Ride | High” and |The Kid From Texas.” To-

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Clarence Loomis

‘will conduct classes! in _composition, coRntarpoint; and orchestra- § « --tien) -in-Indianapelis dur-

poate will | be: announced later. | Address: all communications * to

‘response | to ‘many requests

theory. (harmony, - gi ‘ing September.

Drummond Mich.

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“Let ‘Freedom Ring”

“Dark Victory" and *‘North |

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Five Compissr. mehidad in Sundown’ Concert,

Five compositions bv: comnoséfs of as many nationalities will make up

row at 5 p.’ m. on the Rauh Memorial Library-lawn.”

rector of the Federal Music Project. "The Indianapolis Federal Orchestra, which plays tomorrow’s concert, is one of the project’s: units. Paul

| |Fidlar. is the conductor.

Mr. Pelz’ suite is subtitled “Balle“Humoritch” . and “Mouse Dance.” The sections are short and, las. their. titles imply, of humorous intent,

Dramatic Overture Listed

Other program items are the dramatic . overture, "“Patrie,” by the

Henry Purcell, 17th Century English composer; the German Walter Nie-

‘mann’s “St. Pauli” Tango, and’ ex-

cerpts from “The Bartered Bride” by Smetana, the Czech composer. .. * Mrs. Clyde Titus'is chairman’ of tomorrow’s “toncert.

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FOR: HOSIERY UNION

The Hosiery - Workers: of Algerién, Branch 35, will hold" its annual picnic : and. outing this. afternoon ‘ab Riverside Amusement Park. - Several thousand ‘members ‘of the union are expected to take. part! in

the' annual festivities. Program events include a beauty contest, a softball game for women, a -horseshoe, contest for men and ;freecice cream. and Jopeorn for the. Shien,

“LYRIC WRITER ‘Gene. .Lockhart, ‘noted. . chafacier

plajer featured in.“Our, Citizen,” starring Bob ay ine

| gentleman who wrote the lyriés'for

ihe- inspiring song, *All: the-Werld Is Waiting forthe. Sunrise. » To date, the song has sold” oyer- a, mil-

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