Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1939 — Page 19

| THURSDAY, OCT. ‘19, JUDY CEMENTS NAME IN FAME

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 18 (U. P.).— Judy Garland’s footprints, - handprints and autograph were preserved today in the cement of the famous foyer of the Chinese Theater beside those of Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, William . S. Hart, Pola Negri, Harold Lloyd, Charlie Chaplin and many another op-fiight star. The girl actress made the dainty prints in slow-drying cement in the traditional Hollywood Hall of Fame ceremony when her latest picture, “Babes In Arms,” was premiered at the theater.

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CANTOR DATE SET

The first of December has been set as the date for the end of the present personal appearance tour of Eddie Cantor. On that day he will start work at MGM in his next comedy feature, “Forty Little Mothers.”

TURNERS SCHEDULE

DANCE ON SATURDAY |

A harvest festival will be held Saturday at Athenaeum Turners with a dinner, dancing and floor show. The dinner will be at 6:30 p. m. Dancing will start at 9:30 p. m. Doc Grayson’s band will play.

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Filmarte Showing Tuesday Is U.S. Premiere.

The American premiere of the French comedy, “Le Mioche,” will be the Filmarte Guild’s first offering of the season at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Athenaeum. The movie will be released in this country under the title of “Forty Girls and a Baby.” Since its production the story has been purchased by Eddie Cantor and will be called “Forty Little Mothers.” Hiding Child—It’s Problem It tells the story of a professor in a French school who discovers a foundling on his doorstep. The professor is transferred to a strict girls’ school and is confronted with the dilemma of hiding the

good care of it. He is discovered by female martinet , principal. About to be discharged, he is saved when the girls stage a sit-down strike.

Acclaimed in France

The film was received with great acclaim in France. One critic said: “When this film makes a world tour, it will be the best possible ambassador for the French film industry.” The professor’s role is played by Lucien Baroux and that of the child by Little Philip.

Midget Planes ‘Wreck’ Studio

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 19.—Using gasoline model airplanes inside of studio stages has its drawbacks, the cast of “Danger Flight” discovered today. Ten model planes were used for the film. Every time the little engines were started the fun began— fun for studio visitors rather than for the cast.

important scene was being shot, where a midget is used to warn Tailspin Tommy, who is played by star John Trent, of impending danger. However, every time the small plane was turned loose, it would head for the top of the stage, there to become entangled in the rafters and lights. It was then the duty of the crew to disengage the model from wires and ropes. Half a day’s shooting was lost in_all. The 10 little planes became more troublesome than the whole battalion of transport planes used in the film. The tiny machines flew into houses, breaking windows, got lost in trees, disappeared completely or hit the wrong people. Every member of the company had his share of hunting and. repairing the mighty midgets of the air, with John Trent, the only real pilot of the crowd, doing all the supervising.

America Leads - In Film Exports

Times Speéial WASHINGTON, Oct. 19. — The United States was the world’s leading exporter of motion picture films during 1938, according to a survey released today by the Department of Commerce. The United States shipped 216,523,182 feet of film, valued at $4 - 950,015, the survey showed. Germany was second with 62,663,000 meters valued at 12,099,000 marks (about $3,000,000) and France was third with 19,945,135 meters valued at 36,783,000 francs (about $1,000,000). Great Britain in 1937, the latest year for which figures are avail-

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Book Robinson For ‘Franklin’

Times Special

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 19.—Warner Bros. today announced new castings of three of their outstanding stars. Edward G. Robinson will take the role of Benjamin Franklin in a picture of the same name. It will go into production as soon as Mr. Robinson finjshes work on “The Story of Dr. Ehrlich.” Meanwhile, they said Geraldine Fitzgerald had been chosen to play opposite Laurance Olivier in a production of “Disraeli.” The movie will deal with the early life of the diplomat. Miss Fitzgerold has finally been able to book passage from Ireland, where she was spending a vacation. The movie will go into production about Oct. 30.

$4000 ASKED FOR ‘SPIRIT MESSAGES’

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 18 (U. P.).— Carl Laemmle Jr. turned over to authorities today two letters from a self-styled spiritualist demanding a $4000 loan for getting “spiritual messages” from Mr. Laemmle's father, who died a fortnight ago. District Attorney Buron Fitts assigned two investigators to the case. Since no extortion demands or threats were made in the letters, Mr. Fitts said there would be no arrest. The letter writer will be given a lunacy hearing if found. The will of Laemmle Sr. was admitted to probate here. estate of $3,000,000 chiefly to his family and charities.

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