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SFCOND_ SECTION SATURDAY, SEPT. 283, 1939
MOVIES
By HARRY MORRISON
Dramas Lead in Downtown Movie Programs For Week.
APOLLO—“In Name Only,” with Cary Grant, Carole Lombard
and Kay Francis. Barbara Read.
Also “The Spellbinder,” with Lee Tracy and
CIRCLE—"Dust Be My Destiny,” with John Garfield and Priscilla
Lane, Grable.
Also “The Day the Bookies Wept,” with Joe Penner and Betty
INDIANA—“The Rains Came,” with George Brent, Myrna Loy,
Tyrone Power and Brenda Joyce.
Also “Charlie Chan at Treasure
Island,” with Sidney Toler and Cesar Romero,
LOEW'S—“Thunder Afloat,” with Wallace Beery, Chester Morris
and Virginia Grey.
LYRIC—Ben Bernie and all the Lads on the stage, Quarterback,” with Bert Wheeler and Marie Wilson.
Noel Smith,
Also “Five Little Peppers,” with Edith Fellows.
“The Cowboy Directed by
CIRCLE
“Dust Be My Destiny”
if John Garfield had married Priscilla Lane in Chips”
“Goodbye, Mr. It's simple.
It isn't great as tacle “Cavalcade” was.
It's the story of two kids who loved one anotlier,
is the story of what might have happened}
“Daughters Courageous.”
was great. It isn't the spec- |
“wasn’t afraid of nothin’ ” principally because he had never known any-
thing but fear. thing from life but his love. True, some of it is & bit thin, but a lot of it is powerful and dramatic. Jor Bell is a boxcar rider nothing but misunderstanding about the world's attitude. He arrives by boxcar where Mabel's father is superintendent of the county farm. He is put on the farm, falls in love with Mabel. Her father catches them Kissing. He strikes Mabel. When Joe hits him, he chases them, dies of a heart attack. The two run away and are married. Then they hear of Mabel’s father's death and that Joe is wanted for murder. Joe will not re-
with
in a town
ence, that he won't be given a chance. They always hunted. Mr. Garfield and Miss Lane make the picture something to remember. Perhaps it is the hard, merciless character he makes of the boy. And perhaps, too, it is what he makes of the same boy—quick to forgive, voung and afraid—except for the girl. Miss Lane gives her role a childish, elfin quality that makes it seem almost a crime that she should marry the boy. But she gives the character a womanly strength. Those responsible for makeup. especially Miss Lane's, should be congratulated. A loose-fitting gingham dress, a run-down heel, a purposely broken fingernail—these do as much to mood Miss Lane as all the coaching in Hollywood. Alan Hale, who never quite got away from the Little John era to many of us, makes his managing editor someone real. The other picture is good to look al and with a grand title: “The Day the Bookies,Wept.” It features Joe Penner and Betty Grable. The title would lead vou to suspect a long shot comes home with the bacon. It does.
LYRIC
To the well-remembered tune of “Pleasant Dreams,” Ben Bernie, The Old Maestro, returned to In-
dianapolis yesterday for a week at |
the Lyric Theater. He put on a good show for the crowd that packed the theater and introduced his ace feature, “Colonel” Manny Prager.
The band has had many changes, |
even since its wonder days at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago, but neither the Maestro nor the Colonel seem to take note of time. here wad still that “Yowsah, vowsah.” for the audience and when the Colonel sang a medley of the hits Mr. Bernie has introduced over the vears there was good, big, rounding applause, The medley was worth the show. He sang "The King's Horses.” "The Duchess,” “The Last of the Volga Boatmen" and a Swiss song dedicated to his “little bubchin.” The gags that changed Mr. Bernie from a man with a violin to a star with a cigar were still there. Some of them sounded as if they'd been used before, but most of them clicked, Probably the best act in the show
and one that had them all laugh-| | worst. likely doesn't weigh more than 80 pounds but she's | Joyce as Fern. She acts naturally.! quees will be smaller. A couple more pic-|
ing was little Terry Howard. Miss Howard very
worth twice her weight in laughs. It's a pleasure to report that she] does an act with a baby dialect that | is neither boring nor crude. After a rather shaky beginning in the realm of song, with the entire
ensemble trving & chorus number |
they had no business doing outside
the practice hall, a youngster by the | anee.
LEE TRACY Wal
his fists and a great!
become wanderers,
| Rains Came,”
| ress,
| Travers,
| got himself into a thriller-diller
‘on,
| Capt.
name of Donald Saxon took over
[the singing chores in good fashion.
He and the orchestra are highly recommended in “Over the Rainbow.” That, of course, is a very pretty number. Another good, but lesser spot on the program is held by the Four Collegians. Nothing spectacular here except a forward gainer, a trick which, without trying, I'll admit is something at which one does not sniff. The movie offers Bert Wheeler
And of a little girl who knew she might never have any-
|
and Marie Wilson. Aided by a num- |
ber of persons old enough to know better, they go to college, play foot- |
=" 4 e with gamb- | turn because he feels, from experi- | Pall and get mixed up g
lers.
INDIANA
The persons who
|
| read Louis
Bromfield's novel about Ranchipur
and the great earthquake, may be a little dis- |
“The |
of a boy who :
When Gregory La Cava (right) directs a picture he even calls It's Walter Connolly in the background
with a worried expression and Ginger Rogers with the pigeons.
the pigeons in a conference.
FLOCK
Mr.
making faces at his players.
AND MAKES A FEW FACES .
La Cava is a one-man show when he directs. by assistants and perched on a favorite stool in front of the camera
He's surrounded
FOR 'FIFTH AVENUE GIRL
The beautiful one in the center is Miss Rogers with Walter Con-
nolly at his ease, taking direction from Mr. La Cava.
“Fifth Avenue Girl,” coming Friday
The picture is to the Indiana,
NEIGHBORHOODS
New Safety Strand Will
Tech Girls’ Band Contest Series Coming;
Entertain Sisters Again.
| School girls’ band, under
rection of Raymond G. Oster, was
THE OLSON THEATERS will start a new safety contest series in a few weeks—with bicycles and other prizes as the incentives. The general plan is to have different contests, depending on the One theater manager has planned an essay contest to be based on all safety propaganda the Kids have ‘heard.
whim of the individual manager.
In addition he plans to have plays produced on his stage. The plays will be both serious and funny, One he described is the gag in hich a participant is allowed to jump over chairs on the stage,
appointed with the moving picture po is blindfolded and told to jump
version. Possibly matter how and no matter
the answer is that
who your stars are,
things that can be told by words sometimes simply cannot be inter-|
preted on the screen.
In the movie the problem of re-
lating the regeneration of Lady Esketh seems to become too difficult for screen technique. But by the same token, the movie is able to give us far better than Mr. Bromfield could have, a spec-
tacle that rivals DeMille and Grif-|
fith. The scenes of earthquake, fire and flood out—San Francisco “San Francisco." seeing. George. Brent has the role of Tom Ransome, a handsome failure, a remittance man hiding Indian province of Ranchipur from
| responsibilities in England.
A woman whom he had loved in
| England, Lady Esketh, (Myrna Loy) visits the province with her husband. At about the same time Tom | the | daughter of a resident missionary.
meets a stage-struck girl, She falls in love with him.
Lady Esketh, always the hunt-
Major Safti, a native doctor played by Tyrone Power.
much money is spent!
And that's really worth | Thompson of Holy Cross Catholic
in the!
meets and tries to interest]
no have been
Of course the chairs removed the second time. The safety angle is there, just a bit obtuse. " 4 »
ABOUT A YEAR ago Claude Allison at the Strand put on a screening of “Boys Town” for the Catholic sister of Indianapolis. It was held at 3 p. m. A bad storm broke at 4:50 p. m. marooning the sisters. Chief Morrissey sent out about five squad cars and came down himself to get the sisters home. The management at that time gave out pictures of Spencer Tracy to the sisters. Father Bernard J.
them again,
Church says many of the sisters still have their pictures. The afternoon of Oct. 6 Mr. Allison will give another screening for the sisters. It will be of “The Wizard of Oz.” »
AL ACKERMAN at the Tacoma has a new Da-Lite screen and also has installed a Motio-graph projector. The equipment will result in & much lighter picture. He also has new R.C. A. sound. He already has put in new seats and the next step is a new marquee. Pretg ty soon you won't even know the
With the ball at the palace of the Tacoma.
Maharajah comes that breaks the dam above the province. The result is flood and in its wake, fire, famine plague. Tom rescues Fern, the missionary’s daughter. He is placed in charge of rebuilding the province by the Maharanee. He stops drinking and becomes a model citizen. All these things strengthen the thing he’s trying to get away from —Fern's admiration and love. Lady Esketh, meanwhile. has realized she is actually in love with the Major. She turns to at the hospital and becomes a respectable person again, her husband having been conveniently killed in earthquake.
My own personal point of view| modeling. | was that the ending was unsatis-
factory, It with Mr.
seemed too drawn out.
an earthquake)
the Clair
Power at his histrionic|
THE CANTOR group continues its revival shows with ‘College
”
and, Swing” at the Rivoli tonight after
the regular presentation, “Rhythm on the Range,” starting tonight for three days at the Parker and “I Met Him in Paris” for three days at the Golden starting tomorrow. » NOTES WITH ONE EYE OPEN: There has been a lot of re-seating going on lately. The workmen are all ready to go to work at the Uptown but the new seats for that theater haven't arrived vet. . . . Meanwhile the St. plans to re-seat sometime next week. The Ritz is: re- . The new marquee
» n
| at the Esquire deserves extra
mention. The guess is that since neighborhood houses have found their patrons don't read the mar-
The find of the picture is Brenda| quee as they used to all new mar-
| She is pretty. tures and you'll have a star. As for minor pieces, look to Henry Jane Darwell and Marie! Ouspenskaya. Miss Ouspenskaya has never done a bad bi.
She has!
more than a bit here as the Mahar- |
anee, plays it to the T you'd expect from Mr.
Also on the bill is Sidney Toler's latest Charlie Chan. This time he's at “Treasure Island.” His detection is muddled confronts magicians and mystics.
LOEW'S
Wallace Beery, with a swipe at
Bromfleld's Mahar- |
| and | Through
somewhat because he —
Forest Quinn reports a couple who see every new show bi-weekly Vogue. They get on bus in front of the door and go to Kokomo. . . . The weck-end schedule follows: AVALON — Tonight: ‘Man Ab. ut Town" ‘Texas Stampe wde. ‘Whmorrow
an DE puth Tuesday: RoR Sets” and “Let Freedom Ring." BELMONT — Tonight: “The “Magnificent Fraud.” Tomorrow Tuesday: “Andy Hardy Gets Soeink Fever” and “Bachelor Mother.” NEMA -Tonight: Star of MidnA and “Code the Streets.”
Never
Champ”
of
our own Postoffice was a depth
| bomb gun.
What Price War! Nor did I know exactly how sub-
his face and a hitch at his pants. chasers worked. The “listeners” and
| Loew's this week. He's aided, that is to say, egged | by Chester Morris. His reason | for being is his daughter this time a lovely girl who shows signs of be{ing a pretty fai: kind of an actress.
| | Virginia Grey.
The story is timely. So timely 3
| perhaps would not have been mad | had the studio known there would be |
& war on when it was shown. Duped Into Navy
It is a tale of ravaging German submarines on We east coast of the United States. Beery and Mr. Morris are Ig Ete captains. Mr, Morris is tricked into enlisting in the Navy so Mr. Beery can get a certain hauling contract. Mr. Beery joins son afterward when his tug and barges are sunk by a submarine. He is made captain of one of the toothpick fleet, with Mr. Morris in charge of the flotilla. The flotilla goes after subs and
breaks orders and fails to sink a
{sub he locates.
As a common seaman again he |
Beery is demoted when he!
at ‘depth bombs will
’ |
|
|
‘takes part in a decoy ruse, makes things.
give you some lidea of why not to get itho a war. You probably will note with some satisfaction that the audience does not go into a “Here Come the Marines” routine when the sub-
(chasers steam up to take the sub- |
| marine. You will applaud the photogra- | (phy in the sequences showing the | exploding of the bombs alongside | the submarines. You may like too |
the restraint shown by the pro- |
ducers in not portraying the Romy as awful heels. The other picture is a wer | called “Five Little Peppers,” with | the well-known afterthought: “And | how they grew.” The star of the | piece is Edith Fellows.
APOLLO
The Apollo took from the Indiana this week “In Name Only,” with Gary Grant and Carole Lombard. and “The Spellbinder,” with Lee Tracy. We said last week we thought the
show was worth seeing and that Mr. Grant said some very funny Also that Miss Lombard
himself a hero all over again. Noth- | was more of an actress and less of
ing is said about his daughter, but lit’s understood she and Mr. Morris |
are very much interested in each!
other, The picture is thrilling from | purely pragmatical exposition of | how never knew until seeing the picture | that the Y-shaped affair outside’
the sub-chasers worked. 1]
'a comic.
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announced today Mrs. Elizabeth K. Cochran, head of the music department. The members are: Bertha Abel, Alice Anderson, Dorothy Askren, Alberta Babcock, Bar-
bara Ball, Mary Barnard, Bonnie ( Biltimier, Margie Blackwell, Gloria Cole, Grace Cox, Virginia Cox, Lela Marie Cov, Elinor Esther Curtiss, Helen Daugherty, Rosemary Delatore, Janet DuGranrut, Martha Elliott, Velma Jean Embry, Grace Greene. Rosemary Groener, Harvey, Betty Jeflries, Johnson, Ruth Jordan, Carol Virginia Kelly, Carol Kopp, Martha Louise Krause, Etoline Kunkel, Particia Lichr, Betty Linder, Sue Evelyn Mabry, Ruth Mary Mack, Donace Maltsberger, Joanne Matrix, Caroll Miller, Anna Mitchell, Irene Phyllis Nendel, Bette Newman, eanor Pekinson, Marjorie Pluess, Marjorie Redding, Joann Reynolds,
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EPWORTH LEAGUE'S PLAY IS WEDNESDAY
The Indianapolis District Epworth League will present a play, “Taking the Count,” at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the North Methodist 3808 N. Meridian St. Twelve Epworth Leaguers will take roles. They represent seven churches and are being directed by Harry Corvell. The cast includes Glenn Brunner, Mrs. Jessie Peel, Marie Gish, Minnie Perry, William Patterson, \ Dorrell Roach, Franklin Wiggins, Imogene Rhodes. : William Putnam, Gene Garrity,| Bella Margaret Riggan, Julia Betty Reeve, Mary F. Hunt and Rodenbeck, Dorothy Irene Salzman, Kathryn Hill. Jean Schmidt, Mary Virginia | Schultz, Geraldine Scott, Mary {Kathryn Sharp, Mary Louise Shaw, | Sara Simerman, Roberta Smock,
Joyce Arleen and Bennv Bartlett. Florence Sparks, Harriet Sprecher, he, : . etty Stratman, Betty Ann Tyson
both of whom were discovered by yy DING ie Betty Lou Volstead, Producer Charles R. Rogers of “The Marilyn Wall, Helen Anne Wells, Star Maker,” have been elevated 10 peora Doris Wood and Elizabeth featured importance by him in his' Anne Woody.
newest film, “Our Neighbors—the PRAISE STARTED CAREER
Carters.” Frank Craven and Fa) Minor Watson,
Bainter are starred. trays a featured role with William Henry and Judith Barrett in “Television Spy.” decided to adopt a histrionic career after a friend told him he was a better actor Joseph Jefterson.
J. Margaret
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through and
Tomorrow
WHEN DOES IT START? APOLLO
th Cary Grant,
of the
“In Name on a Carole Lombard a: 12:13. 3:30, 6:47 ¢ “The Spellhinder, and Barbara Read
and 8:54. CIRCLE
Dugan” and ‘Code of the Streets morrow through Tuesday Kid From on dDUSt Be a, cilla’ Lane. Kokomo” and “Unexpacted Father' 10. 4 7:10 and 3 55 ORIENTAL ~Toni ght “Gracie Allen “The Dav the Bookies Went,’ Murder Case and Sun Never Sets \ an Betty Sable Tomorrow and Mondav Man About «35. 3:20, 6:05 and 8:50 Town” and “Unexpected Father.” - PARAMOUNT. Tonight Ny INDIANA Dazed” and ‘West of morrow and Monday and “Young Mr. Lincoln.” PARKER Tonight through Monday “Tarzan Finds a Son” and "Rhythm on the Range
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Who ToRains Came,” with George Brenda Jovee and Myrna Loy, 3:38. 6:49 and ~Chatiie Chan at Treasure Island,” ith Sidnev Toler end Cesar Romero, 11:13, 2:24. 5:35 and 8:46,
LOEW'S
“Thunder Afloat,’ Beery, Chester Moi ri Grey, at 12:10. 3:2% 6 10 and “Five Little Pepners.” with Edith Fellows, at 11:05, 2:20, 5:35 and 8:50. “Louis-Pastor Fight Pictures” at 1:45, § and 8:50
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EX - Tonight ‘Mutiny on the Bounty and “Ex-Champ.’ Tomorrow ihtoush Tuesdav Kid From Kokomo" ‘Tarzan Finds a Son.’ RITZ Tonight: “Captain Pury” Trial n stage: e Tomorrow $ “Hotel for “Frontier Marshal.” RIVOLI- Tonight: “Waterfront” and “Panama Lady Tomorrow through Wednesday ‘Good Girls Go to Paris” ‘Frontier Marshal.’ i Goishg Vv ardv ets Spri “Hotel for Nye Prvg Fever” and SANDERS Tonight : and “North of Yukon." Monday: “Calling Dr,
with Wallace and and Vireinia All new : through Women” and
LYRIC
“Ben Bernie and As Jo Lads” on stage at 12:45 23, 7:42 and 9: 54
Quarterback,” wtih Marie Wilson at 25, 8:4¢ and
and tomorrow:
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SPEEDWAY Tonight: “Tell No Tales" and “Spoilers of the Range." 0morrow through Tuesday: “Frontier Marshal” and ‘Invitation ot Happiness.” ; STRAND Tonight and tomorrow : ‘Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever” and “Hotel for Women. TAC OMA Tonight: and “Kid From Kokomo.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Tarzan Finds a Son" and Gracie Allen Murder Case.”
TUXEDO Tonight and tomorrow “Andy Hardv Gets Sprnig Fever’ and “They All Come Out.” UPTOWN- Tonight ‘Frontier Marshall” and “The Lady and the Mob. ' Tomorrow through W ednesday Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever” and On Borrowed Time VOGUE Tonight: “Captain Fury” “Jones Family in Hollywood.’ morrow through Wednesday: Fiddle’ and Maisie." ZARING at onient
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By JAMES THRASHER
s Burroughs School Post;
Symphonic Choir to Start Rehearsals.
CLARANCE LOOMIS, who returned to Indianapolis this fall after
three years devoted to position as head of the Burroughs department,
Besides a national reputation as a composer, As former he produced a corps of capable com-
Known in Indiana as a pedagog. servatory’s theory depariment, position students. versity of Idaho music department, However, Mr. Loomis as a piano ) teacher will be something new to the city, though the work is not new to Mr. Loomis. He was on the piano faculty of the American Conservatory in Chicago from 1911 to 1930, except for two years when he studied with the late Leopold Godowsky in Vienna, During this same period he studied theory and composition with Franz Schrecker, who later succeeded Busoni as head of the Berlin Hochschule. After a nine-year vacation from plano instruction, Mr. Loomis finds that his ear is refreshed and that “Chopin and the rest of them sound pretty good.”
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THE matter of rehearsals,
Indianapolis Symphonic Choir is getting the jump on the Symphony Orchestra by six weeks. Tomorrow afternoon, from
2 to 4 o'clock, Clarence Elbert, chorus master, and Ernst Heberlein. secretary, will conduct auditions at the Indiana University Extension Division. And on Tuesday night, Conductor Elmer Andrew Steffen will put his singers through their first paces in preparation for the new season. Incidentally, Mr, Steffen will appear before his singers this fall in the dignified position of a Knight of St. Gregory, an honor conferred upon him since the close of the music season by Pope Pius XII in recognition for his
travel and compesition,
One of them, Bernard Fitzgerald,
distinguished work in lay and lituMgical.
has accepted the School of Music theory and piano
Mr. Loomis is well head of the Jordan Con-
head of the Unihas had several works published.
GEORGE NEWTON, Indianapolis basso, is back in town after a summer on Georgian Bay and ready for a busy season of teaching and recitals. He will maintain private studios at 319 N. Pennsylvania St. and mm Muncie again this season, in addition to his duties as vocal instructor at Ball State Teachers College and at Tudor Hall. In the recital line, Mr. Newton has prepared an unusual pro= gram which already has been booked for several engagements. Texts for all the recital's songs will be taken from the great English poets, from Shakespeare down to Masefield, and includ-
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