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MOVIES A Vote

By JAMES THRASHER of Confidence to Holly-

wood for Delightful Film Surprises.

SECOND THOUGHTS on first impressions: This week's cinema fare is such as to make us want to extend to Hollywood a vote of confidence and maybe toss in a couple of fan letters for good measure.

From Miss Garbo’s laughter in *

‘Ninotchka"” to Miss Dietrich's hair-

pulling, chair-throwing deglamorization in “Destry Rides Again, " the

new movies have as many delightfu has raisins. Regarding “Ninotchka,” it might be said that every time Miss Garbo adds a new human expression to her screen vocabulary, there is cause for rejoicing. Nine years ago, in “Anna Christie,” the slogan was “Garbo talks.” But we got, besides the star's first throaty SwedishAmerican syllables, a grand performance in an excellent play. And to top it off, "Anna Christie brought back Marie Dressler to the screen with a delightful and memorable performance—and kept her there as long as she lived. Now “Garbo laughs” in “Ninotchka” (don’t pronounce it—see it!). And having seen it, I should like to pronounce the pelief that the screen play itself is one of the most significant and encouraging things to come along in quite some time.

IN THE CURRENT film at | Loew's, the movie makers have dis-| covered the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics, For 20 years now, Hollywood has refused even to recognize the existence of this farflung country and its teeming mil- |f lions. Except for the new sreels and an innocuous and amusing trifie called “Tovarich,” the revolution of | 1917 might never have occurred. The studios have tiptoed around Russia like children passing the haunted house at night. And now that they have plucked | up their courage, its result is no hymn of hate. Instead it is the| more subtle but deadlier weapon of gatire. M-G-M has gone boldly up| to the bear that walks like a man, armed only with the pinpoint of wit. But it has deflated a lot of posturing and polemics with one] swift thrust.

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WHY THE THRUST has been $0 long in coming is something of a} mystery, Certain themes have been | avoided, naturally; no good mer-| chant, even if he is selling motion | pictures, feels he can afford to in- | sult a good paying customer. But | Russia, I believe, has bought only | two American films in the past three years, “Modern Times" i “100 Men and a Girl.” So the reagon can’t be commercial. Meanwhile, of course, the Soviets | have lampooned and berated capi- | talism repeatedly in good, bad and indifferent films. So there can't | have been anv gentleman's (or comrade’s) agreement to make Holly- | wood act as if Leningrad were still St. Petersburg.

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IT 18 GOOD to see, then, the first commentary upon the New Russia is delivered with the, “Lubitsch touch.” When Hollywood | first spoke out against the Nazi regime it was in a bitter bans called “Confessions of a Nazi Spy.” And it’s not to discredit the serious aspects of that picture's theme, or, to hold any brief for naziism, to say that hatred, per se, is not rutin ally digestible But “Ninotchka” is a different story. The young French count meets Comrade Ninotchka, Soviet special envoy, in the middle of a traffic snarl. He is attracted to her. He learns that she is Russian. Then, | making polite if somewhat embarrassed conversation, he remarks: | “I've admired your Five-Year Plan for the last 15 years.” : It's a direct hit. The audience roars with laughter. The whole condemned, reverenced and mis- | understood Soviet setup suddenly looks foolish, and consequently human, Director Ernst Lubitsch also has another merry trick up his sleeve in the presence of the three male] envoys from Moscow, those three | Marxist brothers so delightfully! played by Sig Rumann, Felix Bressart and Alexander Granach. “Ninotchka's” theme, of course, makes no pretense of being factual. | with all its clowing and exaggera-| tion it does seriously suggest, how- | ever, that behind all the propagan-| da and contradictory principles and | whooped-up exaltation of state, there do exist in Russia some very human and simple ani likable per-| sons. For Ninotchka and her three | comrades turn out to be individuals in whom the bourgeoise vices of romance and laughter and wine, of innocent selfishness and personal enjoyment, kindle a new warmth and make them come alive.

A COMEDY ABOUT the Soviet! Union might seem a trifle ill- timed | in view of that country’s dis illusion- | ing actions since the picture was in! production. Yet in the minds of] some American enthusiasts, its iy tion in Poland has been justified] and its present course may likewise find adherents. But if any earnest fellow traveler can remain unshaken after the | tremendously deflating experience of | “Ninotchka,” he will have to resort to such old standby explanations as “capitalistic (or bourgeoise, tory, | fascist, Trotskyite) propaganda.” And his explanation very likely | will be drowned out in the gale of | laughter which “Ninotchka” at long

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Arranges Tour For Orchestra

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4 (U. P). —Leopold Stokowski, world-famous conductor, revealed today he is organizing a symphony orchestra for

a three-month tour of South and!

Central America. The project, Mr. Stokowski said,

has “the blessings of the U. 8. Gov-| [ernment.”

He added that the orchestra would comprise 109 pieces,

with every state in the Union rep-|

resented. “I see it first of all as a wonderful musical odyssey; as a wonderful opportunity for talented young musicians of the United States; as la way of understanding our neighbors in Central and South America

{by the return visits they will make

later, and as a simple and democratic way of making still warmer

and closer the friendship .between! War Memorial auditorium, Marie Friedlander, the soloist’s w

the other American republics and | our own,” Mr. Stokowski said. He added that eight have invited him to make the tour,

which will be sponsored by a com- |

mittee of shipping and travel executives organized by the U. 8. Department of Commerce to stimulate {tourist traffic.

‘CALLS $275 WEEKLY PAY HUMILIATING

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4 (U. P.).— Tom Reed, a scenario writer, explained in court that he "“humiliated” himself by taking a job that paid $275 a week. Times were tough, Mr. Reed explained to Court Commissioner | Kurtz Kauffman, because he hadn't a cent left of the $21.000 he earned in 1038, or the $33,000 the year be- | fore, or he wouldn't have taken such 1 job. Mr. Reed was explaining why he nad been unable to keep up his alimony payments to his former wife, Mrs. Dorothy Reed, which range | from $300 to $750 a month dependIng upon his salary, Commissioner Kauffman took the case under consideration.

CORTEZ, DIRECTOR, AND WIFE SHARE,

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4 (U.

| Rifs de Cortez, once one of ro

ood's leading movie villians and| Wh a director, said yesterday that he and Mrs. Cortez had separated

WHEN DOES IT START?

APOLLO

"The Return of the Frog,” Gordon jarker Una O'Connor, 12:07, 2:42 7.52 and 10:27 “The Demon Barber of Street,” with Tod Slaughter, 135, 4:10, 6:45 and 9:20.

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Jane 2:35, y 5

INDIANA ‘“Destry Rides Again,” with James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich, Charles Winninger, at 12:42, 3:47. 6:52 and

87 “Laugh It Off,” with Constance Moore, Johnny Downs, at 11:39, 2:44 5:49 and 8:54.

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“Ninotchka,” with Greta Garbo, Melvyn Douglas,

at 12:13, 3:30, 6:50 and 10

ne and Ethel Turp Call on the President,” with Ann Sothern, Lewis Stone, at 11, 2:13, 3 35 and 8:30. LYRIC am and Avner: Shen Fields and str at 12.45; 2:55,

From Monireal, 1 with Richen, Andy Devine 11:33 , 6:02, 8:12 and {0: %5.

republics!

Gabriel Gabrio is the happy breadwinner in “Harvest,” French film to be presented by Filmarte Guild at the Athenaeum on Wednesday night instead of Tuesday, as has been the former Filmarte custom.

Friedlander Will Give

Cello Recital Thursday

The Jordan Conservatory will continue its weekly faculty recital | ser jes with the appearance of Ernest Friedlander, principal cellist of the

| Indianapolis Symphony

the accompanist.

Orchestra at 8:30 p. m. Thursday in the World

ife, will be

Included on the program are Beethoven's Variations on a Duet from

Mozart's “The Magic Flute”; the | the Bach Suite in G, for cello alone; the Sonata in D by Locatelli, and shorter pieces by Kramer, Kreisler and Rimsky-Korsakoff. This will be Mr. Friedlander's second recital appearance under the school’s auspices since he joined the orchestra and the Jordan faculty last season. “ 4 o

The conservatory also has announced its annual Christmas concert on Dec. 12 at 8:30 p. m. at the Scottish Rite Cothedral. A group of 220 Jordan and Butler University students will take part. Fabien Sevitzky, who heads the school's orchestra department as well as our symphony orchestra, will

conduct. Marie Zorn, pianist, will be soloist with the conservatory orchestra, and the Butler-Jordan Chorus, which Joseph Lautner directs, will be the participating choral group. The program is as follows:

Fanfare ‘The Star ‘Spangled ‘Banner Orchestra and chorus Overture to “The Marriage of Figaro”

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HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4 (U. P).— Jack Hays, who claims he made Shirley Temple a star, succeeded in keeping in the courts today his suit for $700,000 of her earnings. The District Appellate Court refused to throw out his appeal from an adverse verdict in Superior Court. Shirley's parents had requested the dismissal,

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STUDIOS MAINTAIN PRESENT OUTPUT

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4.—Hollywood movie studios will not slacken their output despite the reduction of markets due to closure of European theater's, it was indicated today. At a meeting of the Association of Motion Picture Producers, it was announced that “production schedules will be maintained and there will be no impairment of quality.” The announcement was made following a report by Will Hays covering the foreign situation.

REACH AGREEMENT ON $7500 SUPPORT

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his first wife today to pay her $7500 in full settlement of his obligation for support of their son, Erich Jr,

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| Indianapolis Times, Monday, Dec. 4, 1939

~ | BOERSIG felt thanks to our relatives,

AGAN—Adelia, of 1342 5. Sheffield, beloved mother of James and Raymond an, sister of Alice Thompson and lora Rainey of Washington, Ind., passed away Dec. 3, age 63 years. Services Tuesday 8:30 a. m., at Assumption Church, Burial Mitchell, D.

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“turnished. no other roomers:

‘warm, nicely constant hot

Large. furnished: 1-2; water. HA-23 a | MICHIGAN, 3339 “W.—Large w warm ~ sleeping room on first floor, private entrance. | NEW “JERSEY, 3061 N.—Warm room, 1-2, innerspings, adjoining bath, real home. HA-1591. PARK, 3345—Cheerful, tilation, iDhelsDpings. | _tleman. TA-8253. yn PENNSYLVANIA 049 N.—Large, clean front, near bath: hot water, 1-2; reasonable RI-1117.

“front, cross stoker heat,

vengen-

PENNSYLVANIA, 1031—Large, warm, nicely furnished TIRE. room, private I ome, | | reasonable. LI

WASHINGTON BLVD.., 32D—Lovely “warm | room in quiet home. ‘Garage. HA-1813-W,

WOODRUFF, 559 W. DRIVE—Attractive room, pleasant ule, warm,

home, shower, gentleman. CH-2187

WOODRUFF PL., 763 W. Drive—Attractive front corner room, warm, innersprings. Reasonable

24TH. 515 E.—Lovely large

steam. hot water, Central car. HE- 1494. 36TH, |

1115 W.—warm, cheerful, well furnished. near bath. Breakfast optional. Reasonable. HA-0439-M.

ATTRACTIVE front: good heat; entrance; 2 83h tlemen: reasonable: 19 m, | 1.1-58 836. BEAUTIFULLY furnished, private home, Beautyrest, overstuffed, next bath, comforts of home. HA-2175-J

“front, 1-3:

private after

DESIRABLE warm room. north; next bath, large bungalow home; lady, couple; Garage HUI. 9TH, 149 W.—Large, next b couple. Inquire gas station, pan hia, 23D., 733 E.—Will rent front room with _kitchen privileges; Christian lady; $3. 24TH, 515 E —Lovely large front; steam, _hot water: Central car; $3.50. HE- 1494.

Rooms With Board 15

BROADWAY, 2215—Nice ) home “for “girls. Goce meals, piano. Near carline. HE-

BROADWAY, 846—Nice home for Slt age _ pensioners. ( Good meals, RI-2

COMER, 1205—Warm, twin beds, . 1 meals, innersprings; widow's home; $5. _ DR-0114-R. ENGLISH, 1302—$20 month; el elderly pe penSome three meals, laundry, hot water. 24—S8ingle or double; E. Wash:

0. 2—Front room, eam heat. Suitable

ivileges; good meals; phone, other roomers nished, single; home HH es, garage. PENNSYLVANIA, 2132 N. — Single or doubles,

Tyrens Power INS CAME” X AND MOB”

“THE R Fay Bainter,

.

STANTON, 3709—2

HENDRICKS PL.. 2 r fngton. ear. a ILLINOIS, 2449 N hy t _one, tw jwe. SE : NEW JERSEY, 2151 N.—Attractively turger.tleman | preferred TA-8634. entleman, home privileges, phone, Penn. rolley.

$2. 50— MERIDIAN, 2315 N = no — Nicely ~ fur- | RUCKLE, 3151—Warm room, private nome.

Bis twin beds, good

TALBOTT, N., RH meals, constant hot

1703—Nicely furnished room, HA-

25TH, 3625 E.—Unfurnished, bedroom, live ing room, dining room, kitchenette, prie vate bath, Heat, water furnished: also Kelvinator, gas stove. Inquire 2364 N.

meals.

water,

920 W. 31ST ST.—3 completely furnished

Hotels

rooms: | _sonable. ; . LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. £2 50 UP. INQUIRE AT 808 LEXINGTON A

utilities: downstairs: very rea-

"$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St.

Guest Laundry

18 APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328,

Apartments for Rent

Free

GRAYLYNN APT.

ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING ROOMS AND HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS; PARK- |

~

ING. $2 PER NS SH MONTHLY RA

TUP. W

PENNSYLVANIA AND 11TH. LI- 7351.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC,

29 W Vermont L1-%439.

BEVILLE, 1314!3 N.—3-room upper duplex: heat, utilities, laundry, garage; adults om

BROADWAY, 2465—Attractive 1 bedro apartment, electric retrige

steam heat, eration.

HOTEL

EEKLY AND |

MILNER $4.50 HOTEL GUEST,

S. IL

Spencer Hote

248 8S.

JAP JONES, Manager

LAUNDRY FREE. |:

wkly rates

ILLINOIS. 1927 'N.—Upper bedroom aparte ment; enclosed porch; newly decorated; utilities: Fen

ts. HU-2093. MERIDIAN, 1939 N.—3 large room aparte ment, private entrance, all utilities, rea«

sonable. HA-1705

PARK, 1443—Light bedroom apartment, e exe

WEE K LINOIS

s $4 us Up

Ill

SEMINOLE HOTEL--920 N. Alabama,

front ment; tance.

room: maid service; utilities; steam heat;

cellent heat, Kelvinator, Magic Chef, _phone. RI-4687. oo 10TH E. 3433—Corner steam heat, water; $20.

“Phone RI-5351 ~ for lowest want ad

$3; also apart-

2 rooms, bath} walking dis- fo n. 5. ba }

outside wkly.

CAPITOL, 18: rms., city ht.

8.; Trans.,

word rate in the city and quick results.

Mayfield

WASHINGTON, day sleepers; Morning calls __week.

W., 359--Hot 35¢ single; RI- 0204, A

Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA, in S.—2 rooms, furnished. utilities, for my b ARSENAL, 134 S.—Two nice, newly papered, utilities, sem BROADWAY. 1134—Clean kitchenette: range: sink: rooms. $5.50. | CAPITOL, N., 734—Large fron floor, utilities, parking: adults.

CARROLLTON, 1601—85, $7; jutnisas :d, uneat

furnished: clean;

bath: sinks. > DELAWARE. 1217 N.—Attract newly furnished, hot water, Sone. = DELAWARE, N. 517-—Large near bath: hot water; distance. Reasonable. GRASMERE, 507—2 rooms, trance; sink. utilities. Call fore 8 or Sunday. GUILFORD, 2311 —Modern low

good

2 upper, newly furnished, $4.50; utilities;

warm. enim an——zs—— ILLINOIS. 3040 N.—1-room for ILLINOIS. rooms and bath; garage; Janitor LOCKERBIE, 516—2 clean, connecting furnished light rooms; adults,

LOCKERBIE, 615— Furnished 3 ment; sink, steam heat, vate entrance. he MARKET, E., heat, private entrance,

MERIDIAN, N., 814— (Library Very nice frnished abarime walking distance: $5 u NEW JERSEY. N.. first floor; private entrance; ployed adul ts.

NEW JERSEY, N. | ment: Frigidaire, private ba heat, phone; ults PARK. room front apartment, Phone. 5 a. RURAL, N., 612—Bedroom a kitchen: private home, stea rage. CH: 8. ST. CLAIR, 310 E.—Front twoment; sink, innersprings.

ANTON, 3709—2 squares sou 3

good he

-6

Drive. Modern Utilities.

man entrance.

9TH, 616 E—2 very cheerful clean rooms, |31ST |

for housekeeping, utilities. Phone,

warm

innersprings,

steam. Walking

DR-2511-W.

“aot. 2: phone: private entrance; car line. 2625 N —Nicely furnished three

utilities,

. 1322—Rooms, first floor, good | near schools.

ois: -room apartment, 1319—Attractive apart-

~1732—Cheerful well furnished twoutilities,

Good heat.

rooms,

18A

rooms E., utilities.

Furn. Houses—-Apts, BROADWAY, ~ 2501—Upper three kitchenette, bath, steam, G. HE-2835. Soa = GRACELAND, 3238—5 rooms, oil heat, garage. HA-2460. HOMES, apts., large select. __ Free service. WHITE'S AGEN Times Want Ads

el; night or double 50c. partment §7

17

at ely oard. (Rear).

clean rooms; i-modern; $3.

rot

“Frigidaire,

eon CHE. 2 din

Lowest Rate in City.

19

$20: water paid; 816 N. TUXEDO Clean. 4-room semi-modern double R. C. A. MISS WIEBKE, RI- 9512, "RI- "1862.

$25; MODERN 5-room upper duplex, 422 N. DeQuincy; garage. TA-4330. ATTRACTIVE ‘bungalow; hardwood , good furnace, garage. 539 E. Vere | RI- -1148 BALTIMORE, modern;

Mo: Tum Houses for Rent

t room, first stoker;

private

ive 2 rooms, $ stoker heat,

“4401 N.: 4 city water .... 42d St. 935; 4-room mod. "dbl, Wyoming 1914; 5-rm. modern bugalow; fine condition; $32.50. BR-2313 Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del. RI. 3477

BETHEL, 2212—Seven-room modern gine gle. Four rooms, lavatory, toilet down: Je rooms, full bath up. Garage. DR

CALHOUN, 2340—Four-room double, Elec tricity; $12 month. RI-8862. GEORGE STEWART, 506 Inland Bldg.

CHESTER No 1455—Ana others. One- bed

has everve

” apartment,

priv ate enevenings be-

er single, $3;

suitable

at; utilities; warm front . housekeeping Key at 130 E. New York. RI- C51 5511 5-Rm. dble.. ¢

English, 957 Water paid

JENNINGS BROS. LI-3814, 28 8. Titinots,

|HARLAN, 149—Modern 4- -room double: will be reconditioned; arage. ges water paid. LI-2073, IR-7014, DR-207

KEALING, 428 N.—Three- Dr moder home: good neighborhood; $35. LI- $8140 JENNINGS BROS. 28 8. Ill. OLIVER, 1377—6 rms., inside wat. and paid, $17.50.

LO JENNINGS BROS 28 8. 1. RUCKLE, 1925—5 rm. mod. “single, 2-car garage, reconditioned, $30, LI-8401. RUCKLE, 2029—5 rm. mod. sgle., recond., $30. LI-8401. 44 Va. "Ave, Paid, $18.

St. Clair, E., 823 Rms Water JENNINGS BROS. LI-3814. 28 8 . Tiiinots. SILVER, 1373-—Three-room double; insides

toilet, gas, water, electricity; $12 month. LI-9530, TR-55 -5535

VERMONT, E., 1600830; ( rooms, 3 beds rooms. Garage. Water pad. _! HU-2931. AND (NORTHWE STER

modern ngle: AEE garage; ha lot: $35. IR-0120.

-room apart- ar

Pri-

Apartments) nt: utilities:

; sink, Em-

th, excellent

Adults. ~RaTARe,

nd complete m heat, ga-

room apart-

ith on Sherprivate

Reasonable, ~ 1d erie