Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1940 — Page 13

MGM. to Film ‘Song of Love’

Times Special HOLLYWOOD, March 6— ‘Song

of Love,” the romantic story of Rob-/

ert and Clara Schumann and the

“triangle” in which Johannes * Brahms figured, has been purchased

by M.-G.-M. for screen production.|

The story is by Bernard Schubert and Mario Silva. Elaborate presentation, including music of the period of Brahms, Liszt, - Schumann and others ‘is planned for the picture.

KAREN MORLEY CAST

Karen Morley has been cast in a leading featured role in “Pride and Prejudice.”

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Car! Niesse Frowns on Drive-In Theaters as 'Petting Rendezvous

CARL NIESSE, GENERAL MANAGER of the Olson Theaters here, today attacked outdoor, drive-in theaters for Indianapolis Mr. Niesse charged principally that such theaters were “a rendezvous for petting and illegal drinking.” In addition, he said that it would be almost impossible to project a good light during the summer months because of insects that pester

Indianapolis and vicinity. Other - objections Mr. Niesse listed were that rain which would cause occupants ‘of the cars to close the windows and thus be unable to hear, and noises caused by cars pulling In and out.

SPRING IS We weeks | off, but the bike rack at the Rivoli indicates it’s arrived in that section of town. They have three racks there and Sunday two of them were filled. . . . The LouisGodoy fight pictures will be shown for the last time tonight at the Emerson and Esquire. Incidentally the film was ‘“bicycled” between the two theaters. . . . The pictures will run Friday and Saturday at the Parker for a last showing at the Cantor Theaters. . + . Forrest Quinn at the Vogue is bringing back “Imitation of Life” tonight and tomorrow. It’s the Claudette Colbert film with Louise Beavers. . . . The picture at the Rex tonight and tomorrow will bring back memories. It’s Champ,” wherein Jackie Cooper idolized big Wallie Beery. . . . Earl Cunningham, Fountain Square Theater manager, got his picture taken recently with

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a Joyce Jane Wyman “PRIVATE DETECTIVE"

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Margaret Sallavan “Shop Around Corner’ Walter Pidgeon “Nick Carter, Detective”

Oy rn . Lindsay “BRITISH INTELLIGENCE” Wal Pid, eon “Nick Carter Detective’ “MICE AND

Jas. Stewart “DESTRY RIDES AGAIN"

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“passler” and only storekeeper, to

parted Springfield for Civil War and an assassin’s bullet, Raymond Massey portrays the life of “Abe Lincoln in Illinois” in ths film which

opens at the Indiana Friday.

{Mascagn Opera "To Be Honored

Fabien Sevitzky, who celebrated the 100th anniversary of Tschaikowsky’s birth at last week-end’s Indianapolis Symphony concerts,

This has to do with. Mascagni's “Cavalleria Rusticana,” which had its first performance a half-century ago. By way of doing honor to this popular one-act opera in its 50th year, Mr. Sevitzky will give what is thought to be the work’s first Indiana production in concert form. In addition to the semi-centen-nial aspects, the conductor has announced two additional reasons which prompted Sunday's performance. For one thing, he thinks that “Cavalleria” is still good music and good entertainment. And secondly, Mr. Sevitzky says he wants to give his Sunday afternoon audiences a chance to hear the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. The full 200-voice choir will be on stage, along with the symphony _|orchestra and four soloists. In addition, the Busigis Concert Choir will be heard in the choral

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passages off-stage. Soloists are Janet Fairbank, soprano, who will sing Santuzza;

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Charles B. Skouras, movie bigwig formerly with the Indiana and "Circle Theaters here, and Ray Moon, both of whom were associated with Earl in the old Paramount publicity days. The picture appeared in the current issue of the Columbia Beacon, Columbia Pictures magazine, according to Guy Craig, branch manager here. td 2 »

The midweek schedule follows: BELMONT—Toni, ht and tomorrow: “A Child is Born” and “Nure Edith Cavell.”

BLJOU—Tonight: Per the Big Top” and “Oklahoma Terror.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “ Stanley and Livingstone” and “Smoking CINEMA -— Ton ry i] tomorrow: “Barricade” and “glondie Brings Up Baby.” “Re

DAISY—Tonight and tomorrow: b: and “Zrivate Lives of Eliza-

member’ beth and Esse EMERSON—Toni de; ‘“‘Swanee River,” “Cisco Kid and t. Lady” and LouisGodoy F ight Pictures. Tomorrow through Saturday" OVID Tumblewesds” and “All Women Have Secre

ESQUIRE — Tonight: ‘‘Housekeeper’s: Daughter,” “Judge Hardy and Son” and Louis-Godoy Fight Pictures. Tomorrow

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Fa: NADA—Ton} ‘Mutiny in the Big House”

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HAMILTON~—Tonight: ‘‘Balalaika’ and “Four Wives.” Tomorrow through Sate urday: “Barricade” and ‘Laugh It Off." HOLLYWOOD Tom ht and tomorrow: “No Place to Go” and “Flying Deuces.” MECCA—Tonight and tomorrow: “Day= time Wife” and “The Big Guy.” “Joe and Ethel

ORIENTAL Tonight; gi all on_the President” and “‘Heavith a Barbed Wire Fence. * Tomorrow iarough Saturday: ‘‘Amazing iy ams and “Cisco Kid and the

PARAMOUNT — Tonight: ‘A Miracle on Main Street” and ‘Girl From Rio ”. On_ Stage: Quiz Program. Orr and Friday: “We Are Not Alone” and "Wien From Monts real.”

PARKER — met and tomorrow: BB DAWEH of the Nort ” and “My Wife's e REN Tonight and tomorrow: “The Champ” and ‘Henry Goes Arizona. RITZ—Tonight: “Girl of the Golden Rattan trough Sully SERIE 15; I unday: ‘Sho roun the Corner’ oe “High Sc ool RIVOLI — Tonight: rs Trave fiw tou on elses Tour; rda n Men” and “High School.’ 58 =

ST. CLAIR—Tonight: “Fast and Fur Fa ehfougn Suede Benelli 0 unday: ‘ ool” an “Secret of Dr. Kil 2 5 SANDERS—Toni ht; ® Private Lives of Elizabeth and Fesex and “Trappe ed in the Sky.” Tomorrow through Saturday: paid 3 for Libel” and “Sundown on the

SHERIDAN—Tonight: “Hunchback of Boren iorentd Ata Mtg TO ong aturda, wa, River” and ‘Mutiny in the Big House. 1 SPEEDWAY—Toni ht and tomorrow: 1a snember” and isco Kid and the STATE—Tonight and tomorrow: “Our Neizhbors—the Carters” and ‘Jamaica

STRAND — Tonight: “British wan ence” and ‘‘Nick Carter, M 1 otive.” Tomorrow through onde rR, Mice and Men” and “Pestry de

: STRATFORD—Tonight and tomorrow: “Here I Am a Stranger” and “Private Derestive. i COMA — Tonight and tomorrow: “Balaiaika’ and °¢ Fast and Purious.” ALBOTT—Tonight and tomorrow: «Allegheny Uprising” and “Flying

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UPTOWN—Tonight: “Shop Around the Corner” and “Nick Carter,” Master Detective.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ’ moots Over Brings Up Baby” and “Honey-

OGUE~Toni ht through Saturda “Imitation of Life” and Hate Hostess.”

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STRAND THEATER CHANGES PICTURE

The Strand Theater will show “Destry Rides Again,” with Jimmie Stewart and Marlene Diethich, tomorrow through Sunday.: “The Secret of Dr. Kildare” had been

scheduled.

Favorite Music!

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ANUAL CLUB TO REPEAT PLAY

“Peace I Give Unto You,” a play which won a rating of “excellent” for the Manual High School Mask and Wig Club at the recent Speech Arts Festival at Terre Haute, will be given another performance tomorrow afternoon in the Manual auditorium for pupils of the school.

The cast includes Mary Spalding, Don. Wallis, Gordon Grow, Bob Turpin and J. D. Small. E. Edward Green, club sponsor and Manual speech teacher, directs the production.

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‘Weekday matinees are cone tinuous—not reserved. Come anytime from 10 a. m. vp to 2:30 and see a complete performance. Doors open 9 a. m. Only night shows and Sunday matinees are reserved.

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entirety, exactly the premieres! PRODUCTION With NOT BE NYWHERE EXCEPT AT ADVANCED PRICES—AT LEAST UNTIL 1941

GAVALLERIA

Janet Fairbank as Santuzza

STRIKES - Edna Tyne Bowles as Lola & Tac

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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

FABIEN SEVITZKY, ‘Conductor CONCERT SUNDAY, MAR. 10, MURAT THEATER 3P.M.

Mascagni’s Oper:

RUSTICANA

(In Concert Form and in Enstioh) .

Attilio Baggiore as Turridu Thomas L. Thomas as Alfio

Indianapolis Symphonic Choir | and Herman Berg, Violinist Prices: 50¢, 750, $|—MURAT BOX OFFICE, RI. 9597

cked up by noon of concert da at Murat bos office. y

Together —in ColePorter’staptime, waltztime, stomptime miracle of melody!

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SO FAST IT'S ALMOST 41!

GEORGE MURPHY . FRANK MORGAN - IAN HUNTER

FLORENCE RICE - LYNNE CARVER

Screen Play by leon Gordon and George Oppenheimer Lyrics and Music by Cole Porter ; Directed by NORMAN TAUROG . Produced by JACK CUMMINGS : A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture.

WITH

JACK HOLY ooo HARRY CAREY.