Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1939 — Page 18

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HOLLYWOOD

Glamour Takes It on Chin In 'Act Natural' Movie Era.

By PAUL HARRISON

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. interviews:

6. Things for young actresses not to say

“All my life, ever since I was a tiny little girl, I've wanted to be an actress.” “Oh. I love to read. But I never have any time." “I'm terribly afraid of being typed.” “So then he said. ‘How would |——— you like to be in the movies?’ and | wealthy man, but the role isn't I said, 'T don’t know giving hey any airs. Her wardrobe | “lt pays to be just as nice as | his been reduced to only two cos- | you can to everybody. I always | fumes, and the jewels she was | say that you meet the same peo- | gypposed to have worn have been | ple on the way down that you | put back in storage. She has only | passed on the way up.” one hairdress. And she gets | “Of course I really prefer the | goused by a pail of water tossed | thea-tuh. In the cine-mah, one | hy Alice Faye. Miss Faye, inci- | does dreadfully miss one's audi= | dentally, is delighted to muss up ! ence.’ | somebody after all the custard “I guess I've just been lucky, | pies and mud puddles she enthat's all” | countered in “Hollywood Caval“I shan't pose for any of those | cade.” awful bathing suit pictures. I'm This non-glamorous treatment is sure the studio will put me right being applied to quite a number into dramatic roles.” | of movie newcomers, and most “Of course he's a perfectly | of them are genuinely flattered grand person, but we're just g00d | phy jt. The idea, you see, is that friends. a girl must be a pretty good “What I REALLY want 1s to be actress to get by without three in a Broadway play-—not a big coats of paint, sexy gowns and part, but something good, With | misty photography in her closeHelen Haves or Katharine Cor- ups. ? y nell.” ro» " I have decided not to marry for tn beta m A at least five vears, and I'll never IT'S QUITE POSSIBLE, too, marry an actot that the public is fed up with the It's been SO nice meeting vou remote cxoticism of a Hedy LaMr. Er—ah What paper did You = marr or an old-style Dietrich. In Sav You write fo > : an increasingly realistic age, 3 rv. mavbe the customers are finding HER STUDIO ISTAKING steps 5 new kind of glamour in the to see that Brenda Joyce doesn't freckled freshness of a Jane become glamour girl. When Bryan. Perhaps Lana Turner, in she first was signed for the role a sweater, is more enchanting of Fein in "The Rains Came,” an than one of our veteran sirens order was sent along from Zan- swathed in maribou. These moduck's office that Miss Jovee was = ern cuties certainly have the adnot to be changed in any way. | vantage of being believable peo-

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Stewart—but don't look at him in a bathing Suit And Henry Fonda, the guy with the glum pan and the earnest eyes of a spaniel. And John Garfield, a sensation because he a tough but ingratiating mug whose personality is not stifled by virtues Spencer Tracy, Jimmy Cagney and Paul Muni are not great actors simply because theyre great actors. They began with the advantage of looking like real people.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ROLL OUT BARREL OF FILM FUN

(by Hugh Herbert) are only two of the attractions promised | Among the other enticements is Loretta Young.

Jan Sibelius NEIGHBORHOODS

Declines Bid

NBC

Invites Finn to Lead Symphony in U. S.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-—John F. Royal. NBC vice president, has}

received a cablegram from the famous Finnish composer, ius,

Jan Sibel- | who had been reported killed | in the Russian invasion of Finland. |

M. Sibelius now is reported safe at|

Helsinki. The gretfully”

74-year-old composer declined Mr. Royal's invitation to come to the United States as guest conductor of the NBC Sympluony Orchestra. At the time of the Russian invasion 22 vears ago, M. Sibelius wrote in his diary that he expectied daily to be shot, “for my name must be specially hateful to them as the composer of patriotic music.” During Russia's pre-war domination of Finland, performance of Sibelius’ “Finlandia” at one time was banned, because of the intensely patriotic tone poem aroused,

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 6 —Werner Janssen will conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in an all-Sibelius concert on Dec. 29 for benefit of war victims in Finland, it was announced today. The American composer-conduc-tor and his actress wife, Ann Harding, said they would donate all expenses of ‘the concert

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—By HARRY MORRISON

Ready, Kids! Santa's on Way to Shows And He's Going to Have Gifts for All.

Santa Claus will start making

the neighborhood houses within the next two weeks.

to be at almost all the theaters and still have enough time to get around Christmas Eve, . . , Naturally, he'll have presents for all the kids. Most of the neighborhood houses are planning canned food shows sponsored by neighborhood organizations. The admission Will | pestiny” and “Thunder Afloat.” Tomor- | be in canned food and some of row through Saturday Blackmail” and

the managers say they'll accept vegetables. The Strands show will be Dec. 18. The Ritz’ will be Dec. 186. Most houses are going to run minute-long trailers advertising the Marion County Tuberculosis

Association's Christmas Seal drive. . + All the Olson Theaters will have the same Christmas decorations—white trees with blue lights. . + + We have more returns from the Lost and Found front. Claude Allison found a pocketbook with eight half-dollars in it in 1928 and no one ever called for it. Once the janitor at the Strand found a diamond ring. It had dropped in one of the expansion cracks in the theater's cement floor. As he picked it up the office phone rang—it was the owner. She'd just discovered the loss. The theater managers are going to participate in our “Best Picture of the Year” choice. They'll also name the best actress and actor and the best supporting player. Our choices right now are “Goodbye, Mr. Chips,” Robert Donat, Bette Davis and Donald Crisp. » ” ”

THE MID-WEEK CALENDAR

follows: AVALON—Tonight “College Swing." Saturday: “Wizard in the Sky." BELMONT Tonight

The Shiek” and Tomorrow through Oz" and “Trapped

and tomorrow:

“Conspiracy” and “Irish Luck | CINEMA-—Tonight through Saturdav. | “The Rains Came an Hawaiian Nights.”

DAISY—Tonight and tomorrow Indianapolis Speedway’ and ‘$1000 a Touchdown.’

EMERSON - ~-Tonight “Each Die” and “Thunder Afloat.” Tomorrow through Saturday “Blackmail” and “Full Confession.’ ESQUIRE—Tonight: Be

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his yearly personal appearances at

He has arranged

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had NTAIN SQt ARE—Tonight through iday Chicken Wagon Family and FrdaYs Jury Secrets GRANADA—Tonight frey” and Old Dark row through Sunday Angels Their Faces’ and "Espionage Agent HAMILTON-—Tonight In Name Only" and ‘Blackmail Tomorrow through Saturday Dust My Destiny and “Quick Millions SRVINgeT might “Mr. Moto akes a through Saturday Each and "Cowboy Quarterback MECCA Tonight and tomorrow “Bachelor Mother” and “The Spellbinder.” ORIENTAL—Tonight: and “Forgotten Woman through Saturday ‘Fifth | and “Saint in London PARAMOUNT—Tonight

Man GodHouse."

T'omorWash

Viva Villa Vacation.”

end I'omor row Dawn I

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Night Work" f'omorrow Avenue Girl”

“In Old Chi-

cago’ and selected shorts Tomorrow and Friday Every Day's a Holiday" and “Forlorn River PARKER—Tonight Crime Takes Holiday’ and “Stage Door Tomorrow and Fridey Winter Carnival and | “Hell's Kitchen RITZ —-Tonig “Da ng Co-Ed’ and “Five Came on ‘row through Sunday The Maid’ and “Each Dawn I Die { RIVOLI — Tonight: “Honeymoon in Bali” and ‘Chicken Wagon Family.” Teomorrow through Saturday ‘Angels Wash Their Faces nd "On Your Toes." ST. CLAIR Tonight For Love or Money” and The House of Fear Tomorrow through Sunday Chicken Ww agon Family" and “Man in the Iron | Mask REANDERS Tonight: “Hell's Kitchen’ itchen’ and “Sweepstakes Winner." Te through Saturday: ‘Special Inspector” and ‘‘Starl light Over Texas.

SHERIDAN - -Tonight: “Thunder Afloat” | and “Nurse Edith Cavell.” Tomorrow | through Saturday: “Man the Iron Mask” and “Television Spy SPEEDWAY --Tonight and tomorrow ‘Lady of the Tropics” and ‘Grand Jury | Secrets.” STATE Tonight and tomorrow boy Quarterback” and STRAND Tonight and ‘Chicken Wagon Family. Tomorrow through Sunday Angels Wash Their Faces’ and "On Your Toes. STRATFORD Tonight and tomorrow: “Four Daughters and ‘The Spellbinder.” TALBOTT Tonight “Hawaiian Nights’ and TUXEDO—Tonight

“Cows “Spelibinder

“Dancing Co-Ed"

and “Sky

tomorrow: Patrol.”

Dancing Co-Ed” Die.’

and “Each Daw 1 UPTOWN -—Tonight: “Hollywood Cavalcade’ 'and “Man in the Iron Mask." Tomorrow through Saturday ‘Chicken Wagon Family” and “U-Boat 29.”

VOGUE- Tonight and Bla ckmail

‘The Rains Came’ Tomorrow through

Saturday ‘Dancing Co-Ed” and pionage Agent.’ ZARING — Tonight through Friday “They Shall Have Music” and “Cowboy

Quart erback | KAY FRANCIS SUED

Kay Francis was sued for $375 to|day over the landscaping of luxurious home in Coldwater Can- { yon, near Hollywood. Liljenwall and Donovan, who did the land{scaping, said the actress had {paid the bill.

WHEN DOES IT START?

APOLLO

“The Return of the Frog,” with Condon Harker, Una O'Connor, at 2:07, 2:42, 5:17. 7:52 and 10:27. “The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,” with Tod Slaughter, at 11, 1:35, 4:10, 6:45 and 9:20. CIRCLE ‘We Are Not Alone,” with Paul Muni, Jane Bryan, Flora Robson. at 12: 20, 3:30, 6:45 and 10 “Private Detective,” with Jane Wyman, Dick Foran. at 11:25 2:35. 5:30 and 9. INDIANA “Destry Rides Again,” with Stewart, Marlene Dietrich. Charles SV ipninger at 12:42, 3:47. 6:52 and

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

James

LOEW: S . with Greta Garbo, at 12:15, 3:30, 6:50

Turp cal on the Ann Sothern, Lewis 15. 5:35 and 8:50. LYRIC Lum and Abner: Ste Fields and orches on tage 12.45; 2:3 5 03. Tie and “Man From Monireal. ard Arlen. Andy Le ae ? 42. 3:52. 6:02. 8:12 ana 10:1

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temporarily incapacitated by an consequently, her piano playing. landers’ appearance had not decided on today. will be sometime after Jan. servatory officials said.

”

1, con-

Speaking of injuries, [ler will appear in recital at afternoon Mrs. Nancy

| tised, says

Fritz Engas advers= Martens,

definite later

score;

Marie Friedlander,

Mrs. Friedlander Ailing,

has been | affecting her left arm and, | date for the Fried-

“Devil's Holiday,” music by |

| sociation

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6,.1939 PRODUCERS DENY

OFFICE TO CLOSE

Recital Here Is Cancale! ....cocomm oc. 25s.

| Movie studios denied today a re=port that they intended to abolish

Cancellation of Ernest Friedlander's cello recital at the World War {je Central Casting Bureau and Memorial tomorrow night was announced today by the Jordan Con- virtually eliminate the time-honored servatory of Music, sponsors of the recital. The soloist’s wife and accompanist, ailment A been But it probably

“extra” player in films. The denial was obtained by Kenineth- Thompson, secretary of the | Screen Actors’ Guild, from the Asof Motion Picture Prostatement issued by the

ducers. A

Paganini and chreography by Fred- guild said that due to the producers’

erick

Ashton; “Bacchanale,’ to the

| Venusberg music from “Tannhaeus-

er” and with setting by Salvador | | Dali, and the all-American “Ghost Town,” with music by Richard

| Roagers (of the Rodgers and Hart | musical team). Brand-new to this vicinity will be |

|entrepreneuse of Martens Concerts,

Inc. reader.

Mrs. linist had shut his right, or bowwielding hand, in a car door. the same time, however, she ceived an air mail letter

rangements for

reported injury. isn't worrying. o Hugh McGibeny, {dan Conservatory

un un

violin

Mr. Kreisler would be able to play anyway, even with a couple of | broken fingers. At least Mr. McGibeny remembers | hearing the violinist under almost as trying circumstances. Mr. Kreisler was due for an appearance with one of the country's leading symphony orchestras some years ago.

But his train was delayed en route

snowstorm—that being back

hy a in the days winter,

So instead of arriving a day ahead 1 resitting stymied by

of time, with time for rest and : hearsal, Mr. Kreisler was in a cold Pullman car, a rural snowdrift.

Came time for the concert, the conductor was prepared with a substitute orchestrai number,

and inveterate Walter Winchell

Martens saw in yesterday's Winchell column that the great vio-

About | refrom Mr, Kreisler's managers, completing arhis local appearance and saying nothing about the

head of the Jor- |

the old-fashioned

“Igrouchka,” | | Korsakov 's | Themes, and

danced to Fantasy on “Rouge et Noir.”

is based on the First Symphony of|

Dmitri

Shostakov itch.

OPEN BROOKSIDE

The Brookside Players will sven So Mus, Martens their season on Friday night with]

THEATER SEASON |

|a performance of Katharine Kava-

naugh's play, Louis depart- | play, ‘ment, probably would tell you that |g

| munity Vv

and |

The |

| performance was under way when |

in walked the soloist. time for Mr.

There was no | Kreisler to play a few

| practice scales, or even to soak his

water. He overcoat, his icy

hands in hot laid aside his ( frigid fiddle in went out to play certo, which nic, at full blast. And the way Mr. that day. said Mr.

took hands no violinist's

McGibeny, was

Kreisler played

simpjly | his and the Brahms piceven with the circulation going

| |

enough to make any admiring and |

envious fiddler try treatment himself.

=n "2 ”

The Chicago City Opera closes its per“repeat-

week with nine

including two

season next formances, ers.” The works given for a time will be Smetana's “The tered Bride” un English) on day night, Dec. 15, tier's “Louise,” on evening. ier and Andre Burdino are {tured in “Louise,” while the | tered Bride” cast includes | Burke, Mario Chamlee, | Beattie and Anthony Marlowe. | Next | formance (at 3 p. m, | the Polish p. m. |to this department, Polish cast includes a recent refugee arrival, Jan {pura and George Cazaplicki. | The season's final “Carmen” | booked for Monday night, {Dusolina Giannini, Giovanni | tinelli and Mr. Czaplicki. Mr.

the

opera, “Halka,” at

but

“Otello” in Wednesday's (ance of that Verdi opera. the Shakespearean triangle. “Rigoletto” will close the jlar-priced Thursday series, Hilde Reggiani, Joseph

And a special matinee is scheduled afternoon, when | “Hansel and Gretel” sented.

for

will

| nova, The opera will reopen for one | performance only on New Year's

Eve, with a bill and cast to be announced later,

5 »

The Ballet Russe de Monte Car-

| lo, which is appearing in Cincinnati this week-end, will open a | two-week engagement in Chicago

on Dec. | ater. | The new ballets to be seen in Cin- | cinnati also are on the Chicago pro-

26 at the Auditorium The-

second Fri=and Charpenfollowing yrace Moore, Leon Rothfea= “BarHilda Douglas

Sunday brings the final perthe Littlefield Ballet and a performance of 8 The composer is unknown the allRenee Treer, Kie-

is with MarMar- | tinelli will sing his much admired performEdith {Mason and Carlo Morelli complete

popuwith Bentonelli and Robert Weede as the principals. school-children’s Friday Humperdinck's | In ti t Li i Hoe. n the cast are Louisa Hoe. HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 6 (U. P).— Elizabeth Brown and Sonia Shar-

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