Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1939 — Page 6
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MOVIES By HARRY MORRISON
Hollywood's Parade of Years ~ Among Downtown Offering’
APOLLO—“Hollywood Cavalcade,” with Alice Faye, Don Ameche - and ‘J. Edward Bromberg. Also “Escape,” with Kane. Richmond and _ Amanda Duff. Aas CIRCLE—“On Your Toes,” with Zorina, Eddie Albert and Alan Hale. Also “Espionage Agent,” with Joel McCrae and Brenda Marshall.
INDIANA—“Disputed Passage,” with John Howard, Dorothy Lamour and Akim Tamiroff. Also “Television Spy,” with William Henry and Judith Barrett. . LYRIC—Milt Herth and His Swingmakers on stage, with Ernie Stanton and Patsy, the Horse. Also “Angels Wash Their Faces,” with Ann Sheridan and the Dead End Kids. - |
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“On Your Toes,” will keep you on your toes. It's a combination of good music, crazy Russians and ballet dancing. ; It has Zorina, the beautiful Zorina, who was born in Norway and got her Russian ballet experience from the Ballet Russe at Monte Carlo in France. It's the same Zorina who played the angel in “I Married an Angel. . In this show it’s almost all Zorina. All except for the show’s opening when 12-year-old Junior Dolan pledges his love to little Vera, the 10-year-old doing a dance act in vaudeville. “Ja vas loo bloo,” she says. (Or something that sounds like that.) It means “I love you.” And then she goes away for 144 years. The next time they meet, Junior has composed a great piece of music. It is to be played for the ballet of which she is the premiere danseuse., They fall in love all over again. The great night comes. The-bal- " let master is jealous of the love af- % fair. Junior is to dance the main role. At the end he is to shoot himself. The ballet masfer plants a couple of thugs in a box. They are to assassinate Junior as he fires the last stage shot. You can bet somebody catches on to that malarchy. At points in the movie the dialog is a little too fast. But where can you find two choicer pieces of invective than these?
Times Special ; | HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 21.—Intere mingled in the tradition of the “western” in up-to-date Hollywood are William Boyd and a musty old stage coach. Mr. Boyd used to be a drawing ti: | room attraction and character actor, i | But now he has turned Western rancher with a vengeance. The stage coach is the vehicle | [that Mr. Boyd has “rescued” in dozf lens of pictures—and’ it has been i: (used in more than 500. - It has gone over. cliffs, been shot up and generally wrecked. Mr. Boyd, who knows its history, reports: “That coach is more traveled than the average actor. It has made trips to Lone Pine, Bakersfield, Kernville, Barstow, Sonora and other Calofirna ‘western’ locations. i: “It has also been in Tucson, Ariz. i |several places in Texas, and on one occasion it got to New York City.”
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Howard learns of Tamiroff’s action and leaves for China to search for Miss Lamour, who has meanwhile changed her costume. This time she’s in a Red Cross uniform. After Tamiroff’s operation is _a seeming failure, he summons Miss Lamour to try to save Howard's life. One fleeting piece of bit action showed a newcomer who probably will be one|of tomorrow’s stars. She is Judith Barrett, who appeared early in the picture as a disgruntled student of the great Tamiroff. She disappeared, never to be seen again jn “Disputed Passage.” But she bobs up again in the second . picture, “Television Spy,” a movie whose making _strangely prognosticates yesterday's headlines on the use of [television in the present
LYRIC
The crowd roared when Milt Herth came on the Lyric stage yesterday. They hadn't forgotten that the master of the swing organ came
Flynn is not only a courtier, he is the heart throb of the wily Elizabeth. Other stars included in the cast are Olivia De Havilland
land, in the latest Bette Davis picture, “Elizabeth and Essex.” Errol Flynn (right) is “Essex.” The pic- : and Alan Hale.
ture is coming soon to Indianapolis.
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Movies’ O’Brien Feud Is Settled
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 21.(U. P.).—
Praise At Musicale
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“You are the kind of a person snakes have dreams about!” “When I get through with you you're going to have a headache that would get up and sneer at a concussion.” The music is a pleasing complement to the show. It was used to accentuate parts of the movie just as it is used in a single ballet. A character ‘has moment of indecision and a false note is sounded. The stops—the music falters; he is happy so is the music. The other picture is “Espionage ‘Agent.” It introduces Brenda Marshall, another of those new stars
originally from Gary, went from there to New York, and is recognized as the master of a distinctive art—the art that keeps the toes tingling. : Mr. Herth played a piece that if it was not called “Jivin’ on Jive,” should have been. He played his well-known swing version of “The Pagan. Love Song,” .and then sent everyone stompin’ with “The Beer
Barrel Polka.” And as an .encoré, if you clap loudly and long. enough, he’ll prob-
commendable record as coloratura soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, was heard in the
Capacity Crowd Hears Recital Here by Miss Antoine.
With 100 new members on its
roster and Josephine Antoine as soloist, the Matinee Musical opened its 63d season with a program at Ayres’ auditorium yesterday afternoon.
Miss Antoine, who has made a
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stars.” one time, it is said, he was the partner of Zorina, starred this week at the Circle in “On Your Toes.” ’ The business sessions of the convention may result in‘ broadside attacks against block-booking of
THE FIRST INDIANAPOLIS showing of the French Follies will be the entertainment highlight of the Associated Theater Owners of Indiana convention to be held Monday. and Tuesday in the Hotel
Featured in the show are Van Horn ans Carlos, Hollywood “thrill Van Horn has played mare than 26 movies as a gorilla.
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Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Four Feathers” and ‘““Way Down South.”
FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Tonight though Tuesday: ‘“‘The Star Maker” and ‘Inside Information.” “
GRANADA—Tonight and “Lady: of the Tropics” “Glamour Girls.”
‘tomorrow: and ‘‘These
Pat O’Brien, who sued Pat O’Brien for $300,000) setiled a feud, and today Hollywood had only one Pat O’Brieh. The lawsuit was brought by Pat O’Brien, a free lance actor, against
Pat O’Brien, the Warner Bros. star,
claiming that he had the" original and exclusive right to use the name in motion pictures.
. When the case was called for trial,
however, attorneys announced that the dispute had been settled out of court for “a nominal sum” and Pat O'Brien, the free lance actor, agreed to use ‘henceforth his full legal
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HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 21 (U. P.). —Movie cameras and a film company waited, for the third time this week, because a friend of Actress Florence Bates had won the free telephone award again at the New York World's Fair. A three-minute chat is given to lucky visitors at. the telephone exhibit at the Fair, and. the friend
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city for the first time yesterday. She is young, blond, pretty, . gracious; and the possessor of a well-schooled and excellent voices. In short, her recital contained all the ingredients needed for a-pleasant musical ecxperience..
name of Patrick ‘J. O’Brien. The suit was dismissed. : mA
MICKEY'S FATHER
In “Secret of Dr. Kildare,” Joe Yule, Mickey Rooney's father,
of Miss Bates has won the award 13 times, she said. Three of the calls were put through to the actress, who stopped work to chat.
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who are bounding: at us from everywhere. She and Joel McCrae do a lot of spy-hunting in the Mediterranean region and break up the largest espionage ring you ever heard of.
ably play *“The Whistler and His Dog.” At least that’s what he did for the folks yesterday. Another act was Mirth and Mack. Mobody. knows who was Mirth and who was Mack, but they were funny any way. One of them did imper-
motion pictyres and certain present trade practices. 2 ” ” ED FLYNN, Emerson Theater manager, has been having a little
HAMILTON—Tonight: “Four Feathers’ and ‘The Girl From Mexico.”’. Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Wizard of 0z” and ‘‘Saint in London.”
+ MECCA—Tonight: “It Could Happen to You” and “Old Wyoming Trail.” .Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Arizona Wildcat” and ‘Young Mr.. Lincoln.”
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“Disputed Passage,” featured picture at the Indiana this week, is notable for fine work by John Howard and Akim Tamiroff and for an operating scene that ruins thousands of fingernails and handkerchiefs in the audience.
The movie is a picturization of
sonations of Ned Sparks, George Arliss and Jimmy Durante. Suddenly out of the wings, came Mirth, no, ‘maybe it was Mack, all dressed up to look like Groucho Marx. And it was Groucho practically. All in a minute the other disappeared and presently Harpo Marx appeared. The audience was.-more than satisfied. )
Voice Has Richness Certain beliefs about coloratura
singers have been accepted as axiomatic for many years. are blessed with high and agile voices it has been assumed that the listener could hope for little
Since they
more soul-satisfying from them
than an E in alt and some runs
and thrills. These beliefs, it is
trouble with some of the boys in his neighborhood who have. been taking “pot-shots” at his marquee : bulbs. He puts full responsibility on the opening of the duck-hunt-ing season but he can’t explain why most of the damage is done with “B. B.” guns. After thought, he has decided to have a “shoot.” He'll get the
rand ‘“‘Santa Fe Stampede.”
-Tuesday:
ORIENTAL — Tonight: Fraud” and “Rhythm of the Saddle.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Maisie’ “Girl Prom Mexico.”
PARAMOUNT—Tonight:" “Waterfront” Tomorrow ‘Unexpected Father” and
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and Monday: “Bx-Champ.”’
PARKER—Tonight through Monday: “Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever” and “They All Come Out.” .
REX—Tonight: “On Borrowed Time” and ‘‘Sunset Trail.’ Tomorrow through ‘They All Come Out’ and
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RITZ—Tonight and tomorrow: ‘The Star Maker” and “Our Leading Citizen.” RIVOLI—Tonight: “Quick Millions” and ‘Behind Prison Gates.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘‘The Star Maker” and “This Man Is News.” ST. CLAIR—Tonight and tomorrow: “The Star Maker’ and ‘Lady of the Tropics.” : : SANDERS—Tonight: “Blind Alley’ and “Prairie Justice.” Tomorrow and Monay: “Tarzan Finds a Son” and “‘Missing Daughters.”
SHERIDAN—Tonight: “It Could Happen to You” and ‘Home on the Prairie.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘And Hardy Gets Spring Fever’ and “They All Come Out.” 5
SPEEDWAY — Tonight: ‘Heritage of the Desert” and ‘Million: Dollar ois, Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Star M ” and “A Woman Is the Judge.
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The first “crazy auction,” Dave Manley officiating, will be held Tuesday at the St. Clair. Others will be Wednesday at the Strand and Saturday at the Oriental. Each auction will he held at about 8:30 p. m. and will continue on those nights for at least four weeks. 2 ” 2
THE STRAND will bring back
Ernie Stanton, the man who does the Parrot and other voices for Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse, was another attraction with his partner, Julia|from “Porgy and. Bess,” in Miss Curtis. They did a ventriloquist|Antoine’s case “it ain't necessarily act that had everyone mystified. |[SO.” Patsy, the Horse, is an old at-| Her voice, if not always of the traction that never grows tiring.|8reatest tonal purity, has a richThe same pantomime, amazing un-|ness and sonority not always found der the artificial skin, the same/in those of similar compass. Her nonchalant crossing of knees, the|vocal line is of a fine texture, and
same lifted shoulders that almost|S€ brought to each song's sentimake you see uplifted ‘eyebrows, ment, however slight, an intelligent
captivated the audience yesterday. and painstaking approach as well A very pretty young lady yest pay. as technical command. added to the act, too. The picture is “Angels Wash Their Faces,” with Ann Sheridan and the Dead End Kids.
APOLLO
The Apollo carried over “Hollywood Cavalcade,” with Don Ameche and Alice Faye. J. Edward Bromberg does a fine job in this story
( Lloyd C. Douglas’ novel. Its theme is strongly similar to the other two Douglas books which were filmed .. the story of the soul's supremacy over body. The operating scene calls for removal of a small fragment of shrapnel that has entered John Howard’s brain during an air raid “somewhere in China.” It is performed in a dingy, dirty field hospital. There is very little hygiene. The camera focuses: on Tamiroff, the great surgeon and Howard's former teacher. It moves to the natives, who wait fearful, wondering, tense. All is quiet. The assistants work silently, quickly. Suddenly Tamiroff stops, a nurse wipes his brow, he holds up a crooked piece of meanlooking steel. The spell is-broken. The operation is necessary to the theme of the movie: “When science fails, why not try love?” Dorothy Lamour represents love. She plays the role of an American
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Miss Antoine’s programmed arias include the “Care Selve” from Handel’'s ‘Atalanta’; ‘Non so piu” from Mozarts “The Marriage: of Figaro”; Pourquoi” from “Iakme” by Delibes, and, from Bellini's “I Puritani, ‘Qui la voce’ In addition there was a generous assortment of |: songs by Jommelli, Benedict (“The wren’), Dalcroze, Faure, Dessauer,
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girl reared by Chinese. She thinks and acts as a Chinese and talks with a Chinese accent. Mr. Howard, brilliant and singleminded devotee of medical research, falls in love with her. They are to be married, but Tamiroff, jealous of Howard's happiness and fearful of a weman’s effect on his work, squelches the marriage.
of the growth of Bagdad-on-the-Pacific.
Among the well-known former greats to be seen are Buster Keaton and Ben Turpin. The Keystone kops steal the picture to the extent that there has been much falk of
bringing them back in some Technicolor comedy shorts.
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Granados, de Falla, Alvarez, Tschaikowsky, Renato Bellini, Grieg, Harris and, as -a brilliant finale, a vocal transcription of Strauss’ “Voices of Spring.” : In addition there were numerous encores, including the “Caro Nome” from ‘Rigoletto,” and beautifully sung, too. John Ahlstrand’s accompaniments were . admirable in every respect. Miss Antoine’s audience was not only of caphcity proportions but of an enthusiastic cordiality which received every offering with delight. J. T.
SCHULBERG ELOPES
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 21 (U. P).— B. P. Schulberg, 46, film. producer, and Helen McHale Keeler, 26, actress formerly of Chicago, flew back to Hollywood today from an elopement to Las Vegas, Nev. They were married by a justice of the peace.
WHEN DOES IT START?
APOLLO
“Hollywood Cavalcade,” with Alice Faye, Don Ameche and J. Edward Plumber, at 12:38, 3:42, 6:46 and
"“Escape,” with Kane Richmond and Amanda Duff, at 11:38, 2:42, 5:46
and 8:50. : CIRCLE
“On Your Toes,” with _Zorina, Eddie Albert and Alan Hale, at 12:36, 3:46, 6:56 and 10:06. “Espionage Agent,” with Joel McCrea and Brenda Marshall, at 11:13, © 2:23, 5:33 and 8:43. .
INDIANA
“Disputed Passage,” with John Howard. Dorothy Lamour and Akim Famed at 12:37, 3:45, 6:53 and
“Television .Spy,” with William Henry and Judith Barrett, at 11:39. - 2:47, 5:55 and 9:03. March of Time at 11:21, 2:29, 5:37 nd 8:45.
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“Babes In Arms,” with Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and Charles - S/ipniuger, at 12:29, 3:35, 6:45 and
“Scandal Sheet,” with Otto Kruger and Ona Munson, at 11:15, 2:25, 5:30 and 8:40. LYRIC : Milt Herth and his Swingmakers on stage, with Ernie Stanton and Patsy the Horse, at 1, 3:49, 6:48 and 9:37. els Wash Their Faces,” with heridan and the Dead End Rid at 11:25. 1:58. 4:37, 7:46 and
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Tim McCoy, “STRAIGHT SHOOTER’ oi pin “SKY PATROL’.
This means the same program will be shown Saturdays and Sundays. . .. The Sheridan will extend its Sunday bargain matinee another hour, starting tomorrow, with: the doors opening at 12:45 p. m. ... Melvyn Douglas can be seen tomorrow night in one of the light comedy roles he seems about to forsake. It’s “There’s That Woman Again,” with Joan Blondell, scheduled as the late show at the Rivoli. , . . One of the outstanding theater manager-fishermen in the City worked at it 18 hours the other day without even a nibble. Finally he passed his minnow bucket to the fish. Claude Allison always was a liberal fellow.
THE WEEK-END CALENDAR:
AVALON Tonight: and ‘Within the Law.”. Tomorrow fhrough Tuesday: ‘Maisie’”’ and Second e.”
LMONT — Tonight: “The . Star Maker” and “Stunt Pilot.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Lady of the Tropics” -and “Our Leading Citizen.” CINEMA—Tonight: ‘Bachelor Mother” and ‘When Tomorrow Comes.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘‘Four Feathers’ and “Big Town Czar.” DAISY—Tonight: “Island of Lost Men" and “Texas Stampede.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Daughters Courageous” and Blondie Takes a Vacation.”
EMERSON—Tonight: “Blondie “Takes a Vacation” and ‘News. Is Made at Night.”
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TACOMA—Tonight: “I Stole a Million” and “Timber Stampede.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever’ and “Frontier Marshal. TALBOTT—Tonight: ‘Wizard of Oz" an “First Offenders.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Four Feathers” and ‘The Girl and the Gambler.” TUXEDO—Tonight: “Mutiny on the Bounty” and “Code of the Streets.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘‘Forgotten Women" and “When Tomorrow Comes. UPTOWN—Tonight: 3} er” and ‘‘These Glamour Girls.’ morrow through Wednesday: ‘* Maker” and ‘‘Miracles for Sale.” *
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ZARING—Tonight through . Tuesday: a pier Carnival” and ‘Saint in Lon-
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Sunday—“STAR MAKER” “MIRACLES FOR SALE”
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Bob Burns-Chas. Laughton “OUR LEADING CITIZEN” Lionel Barrymore
The Rex Una Merkel “ON BORROWED TIME” Wm. Boyd “SUNSET TRAIL” Sunday—“THEY ALL COME OUT” “Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever” Now Thru Tues.
Za r | ng Ann Sheridan “WINTER CARNIVAL” “SAINT IN LONDON” udy Garland
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