Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1939 — Page 10

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| Because she did too much hopping|pended until Miss I Rey: recovers HOLLYWOOD, : Nov. 15: w: 5. in and out of bed in a thin night-|from a severe cold. 2

Producer. Samuel Goldwyn had a ; : )

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it ‘was ‘one. of the queerest towns in the: country, THE GRANDEST OF ALL SEA ROMANCES!

Goldwyn, ‘Ariz, will be a permanent motion picture set for the filmAs deep . . . as powerful « «oo a8 mighty as the

ing of historical Western pictures. It is a replica of early day Langtry, Tex., built on the desert about 35 : mighty sea itself. FRANK LLOYD Producer of “Mutiny

miles outside of Tucson. Official status was given the ows On the Bounty” Tops » His Greatest in—

Coast Calls: To LeFevre!

| WFBM Announcer Summoned for Broadcast.

Hoosier Is in [HEADING FOR HER FIRST: ROMANCE

- Carroll Play

Cragin, DePauw Gradu- ~ ate, Coming to English's.

: Ned LeFevre, WFBM announcer, is to leave tomorrow for Hollywood where he will appear ‘in one of | Jesse L. Lasky’s “Gateway to Hollywood” broadcasts. + A telegram from a Lasky repre- § [sentative asked that Mr. LeFevre be {in Hollywood by Nov. 22. He has _ | [obtained a leave of absence from : WFBM. : | - Mr. Lasky recently was in Indianapolis and selected Lee Bonnell of ‘|South Bend to represent this district in the “Gateway to Hollywood” screen talent contest. At that

time he told Mr. LeFevre that if there were an opening for him he

There should be a proud delegation from DePauw University on hand tomorrow night when Paul Vincent Carroll's. highly praised comedy, “The White Steed,” pulls up at English’s. 1 For the cast will include William Cragin (DePauw '33), who takes * care of one of the principal roles. “The White Steed” press agent says that Mr. Cragin was born in Brook-

lyn, N. Y. But the DePauw publicity bureau states that his birthplace was Brooklyn, Morgan County, Indiana. And the alma ‘mater

by & proclamation from Governor Robert T. Jones of Arizona, and also by a resolution voted by the Tucson County Board of Supervisors. Mr. Jones will head the dedication ce nies next week when Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan, Doris Davenport and: a company of 150 players and technicians arrive to| film the picture, “The Westerner.”

ought to know.

Mr. Cragin was a speech major at|

the Greencastle university, held a Rector Scholarship through his four years, was president of his sophomore class and president of the student body in his senior year. _ After graduation he stormed the Broadway producers’ offices wo no avail, -then entered the Yale Drama School. After experience in summer theaters he came back up Broadway ' and found the going somewhat easier. He obtained parts with Helen Mencken in “Laughing Women,” Ruth Gordon in “The Country Wife” and with Peggy Wood and Rollo Peters in “The Taming of the Shrew,” among other things.

Manual Seniors To Present Play

The first of two performances of Gertrude Tonkonogy’s comedy, “Three Cornered Moon,” will be given at Manual High School tomorrow afternoon by members of the senior class. A second performance is scheduled for Saturday night. E. Edward Green and Mrs. Vivian L. Siener of the Manual faculty are directors Cast members include Rita Fahy, Joan Werner, Harold Miller, Mary Rose Hidinger, Donald Wallis, Carl Hardin, Thelma Byrum, Kenneth Kritsch and Frank Hornaday. Lillian Lyster is student director, and Francis Jeffries is student stage

Harriet Payne To Give Recital

Harriet Payne, who iz listed 25:3. composer in the musical dictionaries, is also a violinist, pianist and violist. And it is in this last branch of her varied talents that she will perform when she is heard in recital at 8:30 o'clock tonight ‘in the World War Memorial auditorium. A native of Indianapolis, Miss Payne is a member of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s viola section and a member of the Jordan Conservatory faculty. She will be accompanied tonight. by Marie Zorn, piano teacher at the Conservatory. ’ Tonight’s program includes a transcription of the Vitali Chaconne, the Handel B Minor Concerto and Brahms’ Sonata, Opus 120 No. 2 in the first half. Two of Miss Payne’s compositions; Nocturne and Burleska, and her transcription - for viola of the Paganini Caprice in A minor are included in the program’s

Deanna Durbin has her first screen romance and receives her initial screen kiss in “First Love,” Robert Stack was the young man engaged to co-operate in these pleasant and significant accomplishments. But first the two had to get acquainted, which was what they were doing when this picture “was taken. Deanna’s first bout with the tender emotion will be on the Circle screen for the week beginning Friday.

NEIGHBORHOODS © —By HARRY MORRISON

Credit for Early Opening Idea - Cause of Hubbub.

INDIANAPOLIS HAS BECOME the scene of a very mild hubbub since Claude Allison of the Strand took credit for the introduction of early opening hours at the neighborhood houses. ; Earl Cunningham, manager of the Fountain Square and Granada Thedters, looks upon Mr, Allison as somewhat of a usurper. Mr. Cunningham was managing theaters in Indianapolis when Claude was a

young’un and he says it was about ‘ custom. He says his theaters have been doing it off and on since that time, FJ # os . + “WINGS OVER INDIANAPOLIS,” the much-heralded and worthy locally-made movie of local aviation activities, is running at the Vogue tonight. It will be at the Oriental tomorrow through Saturday, at the Ritz Sunday through Wednesday, the St. Clair Nov. 23-26; the Strand Nov. 27-29,

10 years ago that he started the

MECCA—Tonight and tomorrow: “Way Down South’ and “Our Leading- Citizen.” ORIENTAL—Tonight: ‘‘Bulldog Drum“Winter Carnival. .Saturday: ‘Hotel for ome: Jamboree" and “Wings Over Indianapolis. PARAMOUNT — Ton ight: “Non-Stop New York” and short subjects. Tomorrom and Friday: “Winter Carnival” and “Parents on Thal” o RABNER- Tonight! “Chasing Danger” nd * tery of Mr. Won Tomorrow a Fr! day: “Frontier -Marshal” ‘and “Little Pal.” REX—Toright and tomorrow: ‘“MilI Legs” and ‘Magnificent

would let him know.

Mr. LeFevre is an Indiana University graduate and has played

‘|leading parts with the Federal

Theater and Civic Theater.

M:G-M SUES HEDY © ON HER CONTRACT

HOLLYWOOD, Nov, 15 (U. P.).— Hedy Lamarr today was charged with failing to live up to the terms of an employment contract in a suit filed by M-G-M Studios for an inJunction to prevent her from working for any other studio. The complaint said the actress, whose contract provides for a salary ranging from $550 to $2500 a week, refused to work last Sept. 20, and recently rain to accept other employment.

FAMED SAFE SOUGHT

Times Special : HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 15.— The “Big Bonanza” safe, which held the Flood, Mackay, Fair and O’Brien fortunes in Virginia City’s boom times, is being sought as an important prop for scenes in “Virginia 'City.” In 1915 it was up for sale

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VOICE STUDENTS APPEAR TONIGHT

Thirty voice students of the Edith | Jane Fish Studio will present a musical play. “The Magic Slipper,” tonight at 8:15 o'clock in the American United ' Life Insurance Auditorium. The play’s music is by Mary Susan Singer, a pupil of Miss Fish, and the book is by Ethel A. Wyne.

LAST 2 DAYS

CIRCLE

and the Uptown Nov. 30-Dec. 2. « « . Ernest Tamler will have the first. run on the North Side for “Beau Geste,” starting Thanksgiving Day. . . . Another Kiddie Club has been started at the Mecca Theater. Manager Gilbert Grubbs will have his first Kids’ Matinee Nov. 25. ie midweek calendar follows: VALON—Ton night: “Navy Blue and Gold" and “The Gladiator:” Tomorrow

through Saturday: “Stanley and Livingstone” and ‘‘Quick- Millions.

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'*Z—Tohight: “Winter Carnival” and, yOhatile Chan on ‘Ireasurer

morrow througn kml and ‘Girl ¥ R1VULL-Tonighs; ‘The Rains Came: and ust Be My Desti v. ‘Tom: tarouga. “Sunday: “Fitth Avenue Gir and “gach Dawn 1.D.e.” CLAIR—Tonight: “Mr. © Moto Takes a Vacation” ana *‘ Enemies.” Tomorrow through Sunday, ‘Winter Carnival”’ and “Blackmail.” SANDERS—Tonight. “Invitat, io on Happiness,’’ d “Lady oh. Tomorrow through Saturda: “Une; Father” and “Riders of Black IDAN—Tonight: “Love Affair” and oh rlie Chan in Reno.’ row t h

MUSIC-AND-FUN SHOW!

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OTT—Tonight and tomorrow: cells, 8 DR ltonen and “A Woman Is the

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CINEMA—Tonight: ‘Lady of the Tropics’ and ‘““These Glamour’ Girls.” Tomorrnw through Saturday: “The Wom en” and “Bulldog Drummond’s Bride.” DAISY—Toni~ht and tomorrow: ‘The - Saint in London” and “The Hurricane.’ EMERSON—Tonight: ek of theTropics” and ‘““The Star er.” Tomorrow rough Saturday: PEL , Little Peppers” “and “In

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HAMILT! ON oni ht: row Comes’ an mMOrrow Oa Saturday: Mutiny on the Bounty” and “Five Came Back.” IRVING—Tonight: “Blind Alley” and “Hero for a Day.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Dust Be My Destiny” and ‘6000 Enemies.” :

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d “Little Accident,” with Hugh Herbert, Baby Sandy, Florence Rice, at 11:30, 2:35, 5:45 and 8:55. INDIANA “Drums Along the Mohawk,” with Claudette Colbert, Henry Fonda, “May Oliver, at 12:25, 3:33, 6:41

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