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Here are three of the scores of musicians and entertainers who ‘will help Thdianapolis welcome in 1940 tomorrow night. At the left is Del Breece, who is ¢oaming down from Chicago to emcee the floor show at the Tndianapolis Athletic ‘Club frolic. Louie Lowe and his orchestra will provide music.

MOVIES

By JAMES THRASHER

Music and Comedy Feature

. ingi New Downtown Offerings. | tr tors tor the opening of Tom

to town for the opening of Tom Devine’s Music Hall tonight, and the year-end dance tomorrow. And oh our right, Miss Faith Hope and her comedy horse Zings, who will add some fun to the Columbia Club's “Tijuana Fiesta Grande.” Music will be by Freddy Hankel and his NBC orchestra.

APOLLO—“Four Daughters,” with Priscilla, Rosemary and Lola Lane, Gale Page, Claude Rains, Jeffry Lynn, May Robson, Eddie Albert, Frank McHugh. CIRCLE—“Gulliver’s Travels,” the Max and Dave Fleischer adaptation of Jonathan Swift's famous tale; a feature-length cartoon done ih technicolor. INDIANA—“Swanee River,” with Don Ameche, Al Jolson, Andrea Leeds. Also “Two Thoroughbreds,” with Jimmy Lydon, Joan Brodel.

lenttery of portraits (Alexander Graham Bell, one of Chicago's O'Leary

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HERE OFFER EXTRA SHOWS FOR DEBUT OF 1940

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NEICHBORHOODS

Managers Vote ‘The Women' Best Film and Bette Davis Leading Star

«By MARRY MORRISON

office.

that were chosen on the list of artistic successes, “Dark Victory” and “Juarez.” Three actors generally conceded to have more than mere eye-ap-peal got the nod for excellence. | Clark Gable led the balloting. Paul Muni and Spencer Tracy trailed. Tyrone Power got only one vote. That put him in a class with Brian Aherne and Charles Boyer. Gene Lockhart, David Niven, Claude Rains and the late Alice Brady tied for the player in the best supporting role. Only one movie other than “The Women,’ was on both the “pest list” and the “box office list.” That was “Kentucky.” George Bernard Shaw's “Pygmalion,” generally accepted as an “arty” movie, didn’t make the “best list.” One of the managers said it was his best box office bet for the year.

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THE YEAR HELD a few surprises. Universal's “Mikado” died in the downtown house and then went into the neighborhoods to hold up ih magnificent fashion. “Love Affair,” thought to be a sure-hit downtown, didh® make much of a ripple outside the mile square. ® B®

THE ZARING THEATER held its annual Dick Case Memorial Thursday. About 800 orphans were entertained with the “Wizard

of Oz.” Each child received a bag of candy and a tangerine, . All the neighborhood houses will show special New Year's Eve shows, most of them with a new film at midnight or thereabouts. . . Starting Tuesday the Tacoma will go back to its old 6:30 p. m. week-day opening time, an hour later than at present, 4 ” ”

The week-end calendar follows:

AVALON—Tonight: ‘The Star Maker’ and ‘Coast Guard,’ ‘Tomorrow through ‘Golden Boy” and ‘Fach Dawn

"ihe in Arms" Tomorrow “Mr Bm ith Goes to Washington’ “and “Little Accident.

CINEMA-—Tonight: _ ‘Hollywood Cavyglcade’ and nders Ba Tomorrow through Tuesday: isputed Passage’ and “On Your Toes D DAISY—Toni hl “Mar Not Hang'' and ° morrow and Mon Ry and ‘The Under-Pup.’

Rider Power fom Is Pow Wednesday: ating went! “Adventures of Sheriaek Yoimes.” ESQ RE Ton! ht, “The Old Maid’ a . ®dith Cavell.’ Xy Orrow Shro d : The Rains Came” nd "Day the Bookies Went. FOUNTAIN i Aone The he throush Tuesday: ‘Drums Alon Too Busv to Wo GRANADA Tonight ax Sith CG Go ny e a, HAMIL ROR) Be av and n Io throuch Te, Onder Py SERVING ToS on Rn : On fe Tums 0 NORA and “Pack Up Your 22 Mes. $

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THE BEST MOVIE of the year, according to the managers and personnel of a majority of neighborhood theaters, was “The Women.” They also voted the film the strongest from the standpoint of box

The outstanding star of the year again was Bette Davis, who wasn't in a single big “box office picture.”

She figured in two movies

WRITER JOINS M-G-M

Arch Oboler, the radio dramatist,

Tomorrow through Fen Goes to Washington” Power.’ Nw Tonight: ‘Fighting Brough Tuesday Faces’ and Hone vnbon in Bali ORIENTAL Tonight: “Bspionage Agent’ and ‘'‘San Francisco.’ omorrow and Monday. ye ck and ‘When Tomorrow Come PARAMOUNT Vromight. ‘Mr, Rone fn Chinatown” and ‘‘Qverland Stage Raiders.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Fac Dawn I Die’ and ‘‘Coast Guard.’ PARKER Toni ht: ‘Stanley and Livingstone’’ and otel for Women. To MOrrow through Tuesday: ‘“‘Beau Geste’’ ‘Dancing Co

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Canary. UPTOWN — Tonight: ‘Mr. Smith Coes to Washintgon" ‘Beandal Bheet Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Drums Along the Mohawk” and ‘Pack Up Your Troubles. VOGUE—Tonight: ‘Babes fh Arms” and ‘Pride of the Blue Grass, Tomor- ¢ through Wednesday oneymoon in a li’ and “Elizabeth and Essex.’ ui ING Tonight through Tuesday: Fhe Real Glory’ and ancy Drew and the Hidden n Staircase.” Every Harbor

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of 1940.

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you go out tonight the Red | Gabler generous boniface will let ‘you return without charge tomor(Tow ‘night. The New Year's Eve dance begins at 10 p. m.

Dancing, Floor Shows and Novelties Are Scheduled.

suburban outpost on Road 67, with Pinky Bo and his orchestra

DANCE

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nn. HAL BAYLEY S BAND Special Dance New Year's Nite Wed. Ts Waltz Nite

Though a Sunday New Year's Eve promises to be less active than | usual, plenty will be doing along | the night club front. Most of the | dance spots will offer a warmup celebration this ‘evening. In addition to the entertainment illustrated above, here are some] other attractive offerings to suit various tastes and purses: Indiana Ballroom—Harold Cork and his 11-piece orchestra will beat it out for the downtown customers. In the way of special inducement,

the management is offering favors and novelties.

Crystal—Hal Bailey and his boys will be operating at the same old

New Year's Eve

ALL-STAR EUROPEAN

WHEN DOES IT START?

APOLLO “Four ives, "with Prisgilla. Rosemary and ola Lane, Fags Claude Raine. at 11:19 $ i, 3:25, 5:33, 7:41 and 9:40.

CIRCLE “Gulliver's Travels,” feature- tength, Jegpnicglor cartoon, at 11:40, 1745, 5:55, 8:05 and 10 ENGLISH'S | “Tobacco Road,” Jack Kirkland s drama of the Georg 3 SoD ppers ngagement

starring John Barto through Baturday; av.

INDIANA “Swanee River,” with Doh Ameche, A] Jolson. Andrea Leeds, at 11, 1:90, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:20. “Two J a with mm Lydon, at 12:48, 8, 6:28 and 9 y OE ‘“Balalaika,” with Nelson Tddy ona Massey, Cherils Ruggles, at 12:25, 3:40, 6:30 and ‘Blondie Beings v Wavy,” with Trnny ree on, Ar By Lake, at 10, 25, 5:35 and 45,

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“Laugh Factory,” with Joe cons: other Vatgerite. on stage at 1, 3:49,

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SATURDAY, DEC. 30, 1939

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First Time in America

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has joined the writing staff of | M-G=-M. His first assighment is the | screen play of “A Woman's Face,” the story of anh incredibly ugly | woman.

SHOWMAN HONORED

Cecil B. De Mille has been chosen | “one of the 38 best business leaders | ‘of today” by this year’s honor men

“THE RAINS CAME”

Penner “DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT

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gles, Frank Morgah, C. Aubrey Smith. Also “Blondie Brings Up Baby, to remain Mr. Cesar Romero, Marjorie Weaver, on screen. Christy, the minstrel king. L / Oew 's ing, slow and stiffly acted. _ Whatever vices and virtues “Balalaika” has, it also has Miss Massey. pletes the Indiana bill. Eleanor Powell co-starrer of un-| hy Arthur Lake, Penny Singleton | all appearances, has grown even | continuing the color cartoon for its Joe Cook, prince of clowns ahd knows Jonathan Swift's tale of Gulicame to Hollywood by way of the \story in its essential outline. assignment. |ishness this amusing characters, plenty of comic and just a dash of “Ninotchka” in|. oortment of humor machines ahd Bhimation. a captain in the Cossacks, disguises extension to Shep Pastures and h y, “ » ») Romeg-and-Juliet family trouble| Ine show lasts more than an hour week fs “Four Wives,” which played tion and the prince flees to Paris several acts. They're all excellently matrimony nd ‘motherhood, and in-law's life, gets out and has & circuits. One of them is “Why I|ccunts substantially the same cast| Paris. in the restaurant where the| He does the Hawaiiah humber in Tt's probably as good a plot as one how the Indians learned to make HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 30 (NEA) — also some gay moments, even when | You should also watch closely for | the efforts of Charlie Ruggles and | ‘age of 8. wouldn't like the unhappy ending “Carmen,” sung by the stars, and Chster Hale girls must be like. not available for retakes, but the Tt would be less than veracious| for the audience to get its collec. |. ve his father and the girl the top of his voice is thinning. |Show walking across the stage, jug- |, happy ‘ending ih small towns. So hot the least of her attractive qual- rides gaily through it all. your ‘car ‘and Tush to ‘the Suburbs back at Loew's this week in another versity girl. Tn this one ‘he Vy all. make it good. H M. Times Special SEALR MIDNITE SHOWS © the ace English director, Alfred ana SUN,

with Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake. a all. Andrea Leeds plays Foster's | Redeeming features are the Foster Although it makes me sound like a cub reporter on a fan magazine, “Two thoroughbreds,” which feaAnd. as the Brothers Gershwin once tunefully remarked, who could ask Circle happy memory. Since then she has and young Larry Simms. lovelier. first attraction in 1940. Everyone 'ver in Lilliput, and the picture's European opera stage, has Mr. Eddy ‘the Rube Goldberg of the stage, Is) | week at the Lyric] “Gulliver” isn’t another “Show The story has a touch of “Tovar- | Theater. situations and some excellent color its plot. Perhaps it is enough oe through the years. From a comas a student in order to win the his Crippling Rhythm Band Joe p jn he is on the stage most of the iu jnisie) week at the Thdlana. Tt with the rest of the nobility. Lydia, | | received. should Further ehdear them to the | tough time of it, we gather. Will Not Imitate Four Hawaiians las was seen ih “Four Daughters.” exiled nobles serve caviar to visit- | the current production. If you call | | After “We Are Not Alone” was preMiss Massey is not on the premises. Frank Morgan. The Chester Hale girls form the which was retaihed from James] an operatic transcription of a brief| The show is a miniature “Hellza- |, oi making sothe added scenes reporting to neglect mentioning the | tive breath. are Saved from ‘execution. Likewise, his acting still leaves a|gling, strong men, beautiful girls, |. vou happen to be distressed by ities. In short—ah, Ilona! The movie is ° ‘The Cisco Kid and chapter in their hectic domastic life. | Kid is a gay and kind caba.lero. | Indian Tuesday a a HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 30-—Walter ‘Stephen ©. Foster, is the Indiana's H itcheock, on the production staff Md ® SUNDAY

LYRIC—“Laugh Factory,” starring Joe Cook, with Charles Carlisle, wife and Al Jolson does a good job songs and some hice color photogI can't help it—so here goes! Ilona Massey is the most beautiful crea- | tures 16-year-old Jimmy Brydon, for anything more? Two years ago Miss Massey appeared, but too briefly, Christmas crowds liked “Gulliver's lovely Lydia. Lydia's father is a to the story. ¥ gi time. When he isn't doing MONO-| foes the Lemp sisters of “Four having been jailed for complicity in| jae is the originator of two of the | public ‘which ‘welcomed their first But she turns up out of nowhere Playing a Guitar.” The other is 2 Endings Made ing Americans. There is a happy enough for it he might do the basecan expect froth a tune show. There fire by rubbing two pieces of wood the skull of Chief Ring Around the | viewed ‘ahd praised, Warner BrothThese are due in no small part to] The music fits well into the story, | chorus. I've never seen Radio City” S | Hilton's book. bit from Rimseky-Korsakov's “Sche- Poppin.’ Things move so fast they | opo' the ‘discovery of the poison sad fact that Mr. Eddy's chin and| Dancing, stories, humerous men- The plan now is to use the origgreat deal to be wished or. ism id Deady the picture's outcome in some meThe Bumpsteads, being Dagwood, | the Lady,” with Cesar Romero and in time to see that Muni and Miss It is called “Blondie Brings Up Theres’ enough shooting to make ENG AGES ENGLISH Mruesiiy A series of technicolor tableaux,| Wanger has engaged the English Hun attraction this week. Its title of his forthcoming picture, ‘“Per-

LOEW’'S—“Balalaika,” with Nelson Eddy, Ilona Massey, Charlie Rug- boys, etc) and once more contrives | Chester Hale Girls, on stage. Also “The Cisco Kid and the Lady,” with a5 the blustering, egocentric E. P. raphy sets. But the film is simperture in Hollywood. Maybe out of Hollywood, too. and 14-vear-old Joan Brodei, comin “Rosalie,” that Nelson Eddy-| | learned English and acting and, to Travels” so well that the Circle is| Lyric Now the 25-year-old beauty, | makers wisely have followed the as a teammate in her first starring going through his repertoire of fool|White.” But ti boasts a crops of fch,” a spot of “Reunion in Viena 4 Mr. Cook has acquired a beautito say that Mr. Eddy, a prince and] bination hat-rack and telephone Anothér downtowh "holdover this revolutionist, which brings a bit of plays the scale of good clean fun. Well, comes the Russian revolu- | logs he is interfering with one of | yaughters” - into the ‘Yealms ot | an attempt on her potential father-| gnest pieces of humor to hit the louearance. The present picture | for a Russian New Year's party ih “The Baseball Game.” reunion. | ball bit. He also will tell you about For Muni Fi Im are stodgy stretches, and there are together. | Bathtub at the age of 70 and at the ers decided that some audiences and includes some excerpts from Rockettes, but that's what the “m0 Wri ‘ana Jane Bivan were herazade.” almost have to have intermissions bottle broken by the boy, and at the have-nothing-to-do-with - the - waistline are thickening and that|Who-hav g- inal tragic finish ih cities and the As for Miss Massey's voice, it is ‘Evansville boy who made good, tropolitan theater, you can hop In Blondie and Baby Dumpling, are Marjorie ‘Wearer, the Indiana Uni-| Bryan didn’t go to the gallows after Baby.” The family trio is played it exciting and enough Romero to, RITER R ELM RANDOL i BACT SOA NF RD” purporting to tell the life story ot | novelist, James Hilton, as well as Tonight & “Swanee River.” | sonal History.”

“1 would seem that the film’s| Mr. Hilton. author of “Lost Ho{makers were trying deliberately to| rizon” ahd Goodbye, Mr. Chips,” [sidestep the facts of Foster's life or| will assist Joan Harrison and of his true character. Tn fact, his|Charles Bennett on the sereen play. FOUNTAIN SQ. DANCE HALL § weakness for drink seems to be | The novelist came to Hollywood re1066 Virginia Ave. about the only authentic stamp|ecently to make a screen adaptation Admission, 25¢ | that the picture has retained. of his book, “We Are Not Alone.” THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 10cf| What “Swanee River’ amounts to A is a series of fanciful episodes built aboul the supposed inspiration of FIRST STRAIGHT ROLE the famous Foster songs. Foster, Dalies Frantz, internationally the frail and melancholy dreamer, | khown young concert pianist who the champion of the poor and down- | has become a screen actor, will play trodden. the man who shunned! | the first straight role of his career “high society” for solitude, is dis-|in “I Take This Woman,” starring I |storted or forgotten for the most | Spencer Tracy and Hedy Lamarr. part. His unhappy marriage is ‘shown, but there is no emphasis oh ENGLISH LAST TIME | the parents and brothers who uh- TONIGHT 38:30 | derstood this simple and pathetic| | Mat Today v:so—sse, 83¢, $1.10 genius, though they despaired of | him, NC | Inconsistencies and inaccuracies | Le BETTER ‘could be listed in detail, but since | ' Boil it the picture obviously left veracity on | m’ , the cutting room floor, there is ui 16..CHEST

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