Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1940 — Page 4

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“It's Cost ‘Skippy! $775 to Put The Zing in Local Vaudeville

- By JAMES THRASHER

of at least one person.

Skippy.

relaxation’ ‘from professional duties,

| he has been taking a seat well down {front at the Lyric eagh Monday

matinee since 1924. Every act in show business. knows and appreciates Skippy, if only for his laugh. For he translatés his appreciation into ‘guffaws ‘proportionase with his size.: They have an infectious quality. . And since : his appreciation is all-embracing, rather tha Y overly discriminating, any perforfer with a comedy turn is likely to find himself bringing down the house when Skippy is present. Skippy figures he has spent $775 in seeing some 3752 shows in Indiangpolis theaters. since the showgoing virus got into his system during ithe Coolidge administration. And ne has reached the ripe conclusion that a good six-act bill of vaudaville is his favorite dish. “Give me a good vaudeville show first,” Mr.. Pierson states. “I| like the ig name bands, too, but mix it up SO we gan have a good variety.”

SO SCARCE o commodity is a good deed ‘in this naughty world righ, at present, that it seems only fitting to give some attention to Mr. W. H. Walker, the good mayor of Shamrock, Tex. He and the citizens of this oil and cattle town have decided that what we need right now is at least “one heaven on earth.” So, after due deliberation, they are on record as willing fo change their titular token of Gaelic fortune for a more celestial name. In short, they want to change Shamrock to Heaven. All they want in return is that Warner Bros. bring to their pre-

c oming film called Heaven. Too.” -“I am sure,” writes Mayor Walker to (Jack Warner, “that as in the case of Dodge City! and Virginia City, it would make our town a nationally known community and a great influence for good in the world. » $0 far Mr. Warner has not handed down ‘his momentous decision. It may be assumed that, even now, he is in touch with Washjhgren and foreln sapitals,

“All This and

I'll never Yas sand why they didn’t get June Priesser’s new sis-ter-in-law to play that famous bath-

tub scene in “The Women.”

‘Her. name is Bubbles Castille. George Ross, the, New York coluinnist,

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FOR SIXTEEN YEARS, man J boy, ‘vaudevili| lans appearing at the Lyric have had the assufance of a large and ap} ‘reciative audience

That person is Albert Pierson, who won't mind if ive refer to him as Skippy is the generously proportioned youiig man who sells newspapers at the northeast corner of Illinois and \ashington. As a

cin¢ts the. world premiere of a forth-|

has discovered an East]

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Coast Goldwyn in Harry Shumer, a theatrical transfer man. The other day Mr. Shumer hurt his foot and ex)’ Hlained the injury thus: i sprained a liniment. » nm # “Milestone A human progress, contributed by Alexander Korda's “Thief of Bagdrd” company now on location in the Grand Canyon: “When Korda {ordered the eameras to turn on 5 scene enacted by Sabu; June Dup:iez and John Justin, the bottom of the mile-high canyon was used for a technicolor motion pcture jor the first time in its million years of existence.” Well, nature was wonderful up to a certain point, at thet

Bald Heads

Defended)

Carroll Puts Wavy-Haired Heroes in Their Place.

HOLLYWOOI), May 30 (U. P.).— Earl Carroll, internationally famous authority on puichritude, has come to the defense of the bald-headed men with the statement that a man whose hair is ‘thinning has more appeal for women than the wavyhaired heroes. | d Mr, Carroll should know he is talking about. His own ne has r2ached the vanishint. Yet, many of the most eautiful women in the world have been seen on (Carroll's arm during his 30 years a¢ a public figure. It was Mr. Carroll's own hairline that brought up the subject. Hollywood felt tha! his receding hairline was an iasult to movie pro-| ducers, becaus: Mr. Carroll is appearing as a producer in Paramount’s “A Night at Earl Carroll’s” ‘There is no record of a bald-headed actor portraying .a movie producer. Pagamount wanted Mr. Carroll to wear a toupee. He refused. There was an argument. The result—Mr. Carroll is not wearing a toupee. “They're all wrong about this question of men with thinning hair not having appeal for women,” Mr. Carroll insists. “A man with thin wisps of hair on his pate has more appeal for women than one with a thick thatch. The lack of hair gives him an air of distinction, or worldliness, of a man who has accomplished things. “And any woman will tell you that she prefers the embrace of the boulevardier to the clumsy clutch of the inexperienced amateur. “The misteken belief that a romantic figure must have lots of hair arose from passages in novels which reported that the heroine longed to run her fingers through the wavy locks of the handsome

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hero. Pure bunk!”

"EAST SIDE

Mat. Teday 15¢ till 2 TODAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY Ann Sheridan, “IT' ALL CAME TRUE” “Courageous Dr. Christian”

EMERSO 4630 Matinee

©. 10th 15¢ till 2 Cesar Romero, “VIVA CISO KID” Frank organ “GHOST COMES HOME”

Sheridan sus = Wek

Astai BROADWAY HELSYF staire Wallace Beery, FROM DAKOTA”

DADE I 2930 C Open en 5:45 { PARKER. 10bAll Seats _ 1 Oc Bi Crosby, “SING YOU SIN § "Roy Rogers, “ARIZONA KID” 733 N. Noble May Robson Margot Stevenson “GRANNY GET YOUR GUN” “BURN EM UP O’CONNOR”

2442 E. Wash. E. G. Robinson “DR. EHRLICH’S MAGIC BULLET” “LONE WOLF STRIKES” Petit Point Dinnerware to Ladies.

IRVING. ..."15c

Deanna Durbin, “IT’S ‘A DATE” “IT| ALL CAME TRUE”

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ae “Ann Sothern—Rita Johnson “CONGO "MAISIE”

Warren Hymer—Helen Mac “CALLING ALL MARINES”

DISHES “ors TONITE

LADIES

TUXEDO 4020 E. New York

Martha Raye Chas. Ruggles “FARMER'S DAUGHTER” Edw. G. Robinson, “MAGIC BULLET” Bakerite Qven-Tested Dishes to Ladies . {NORTH SIDE : | Central at Fall Crk. ZARING ~~ “HiLs’ ova! : ci rence Olivier

“MA, HE’S MAKING EYES AT ME” Sun.—Ginger Rogers * “Primrose: Path”

T TALBOTT TT gaTalbott at 22d Edw. G. Robinson uth Gordon “DR. EHRLICH’S MAGIC BULLET” Richard Arlen, “DANGER ON WHEELS”

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BETTE DAVIS

FIE Y AS XSCARLET O’HARA

NOW Mat. Today

Henry

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"JEZEBEL"

PAT O’BRIEN—EDW. “Slightly HA

Martaa Raye, “FARMER’S DAUGHTER" Wallice Beery, “MAN' FROM DAKOTA”

Stratford Colleze at 19th * Turner

ol. Roscoe . “FLIGHT AT MIDNIGHT” “HONEYMOON DEFERRED”

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MICKEY ROONEY “YOUNG TOM EDISON” DEANNA DURBIN “IT’S. A DATE”

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MICKEY ROONEY in ¢

“YOUNG TOM EDISON”

Cesar Romero “VIVA CISCO KID”

{Ye wis “SHOOTING HIGH”

“MARRIED AND IN LOVE®

CONT.

‘Cesar Romero, “VIVA VISCO KID “AND ONE WAS BEAUTIFUL”

ORIENTAL (.'°

. MERIDIAN 15¢ Basil Rathbone—Boris Karloft

R of LONDON’

Priscilla (Lane—Dennis - Morga “3 CHEERS FOR THE EX He CONTINUOUS MATINEE

WEST SIDE 2702 Fred. Bartholomew

STATE Thos. Mitchell “SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON” Lupe Velez “MEXICAN SPITFIRE”

Speedway meng “IT Al

Jeflrey Lynn LL CAME TRUE” Jane Withers “SHOOTING HIGH” Belmont & Wash, BELMONT Car Booney Bainter

. Das TOM E N° “AND WAS BEAUTIFUL"

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pt. i Dorot amoug “ROAD TO SINGAPO “CALLING PHILO VANCE"

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a Mat. Today From 1:30 O’Brien

George “Marshal of Mesa oe

Joan Davis—Lynn “Free, Blonde. as and 2 Mn”

and ‘‘Drums of Fu Mancha’

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‘Sweet Sorrow

as Shakespeare’s Juliet, seems

“Waterloo Bridge,” coming to Loew's screen tomorrow.

Opening Tomorrow

Indiana

“My Favorite Wife”—With Irene Dunn, Cary Grant, Randolph Scott, Gail Patrick. Directed by Garson Kanin; screen play by Bella and Samuel Spewack. & A wife, shipwrecked on a Pacific island with a lone male companion, arrives home to find her husband about to start on a second honeymoon. ‘The companion also returns, and the fireworks commence in earnest. . “The Saint Takes Over’—With George Sanders, Wendy Barrie, Directed by Jack Hively. This time Leslie Charteris’ suave felon comes to the aid of his sometime enemy, Inspector Fernack. ~

Loew’s wry “Waterloo Bridge”—With Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor, Lucile Watson, Virginia Field. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy; from the play by Robert E. Sherwood. The sad tale of a British officer and. a ballet dancer who meet on London's Waterloo Bridge during an air raid in 1817. “The Lone Wolf Meets A Lady”’--With Warren William, Jean Muir, Eric Blore. Directed by Sidney Salkow. The Lone Wolf becomes involved in a robbery-murder surround-

ing a valuable diamond necklace.

Lyrie - Willie and Eugene Howard, Henry Busse And His Orchestra( on stage). “Crooked Road” (on screen)—With Edmund Lowe, Irene Hervey, Henry Wilcoxen. Directed by Phil Rosen. This relates what happens when two men pick the same intended vieim for murder.

INDIANA SHOWS MARCH OF TIME

The Indiana's new bill beginning tomorrow will include, besides two feature pictures, the latest issue of March of Time, titled “The Philippines, 1898-1946.” The film deals with new problems facing the Islands after 300 years of Spanish rule and 41 under the United States’ protection as the result of the current war. It also deals with Japan’s expansion program in the South Pacific in regard to Philippine independence, .scheduled to take effect in 1946. !

Night Life Begins

YOU'LL FIND THE BEST

60c DINNER

IN TOWN

in ‘Waterlop Bridge’

Vivien Leigh, who found ou that voarting is such sweet sorrow” in her current New York appearance be making the same discovery in this scene with Raper Taylor from

DRAMATES Ida Lupino and Vivien Leigh studied. acting in the same class at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts In London,

| hearing the “1812 Overture” with

{a 37-millimeter anti-tank gun, and

Boom, Boor]

(By Eocal 77)

PHILADELPHIA, May 30 (U. P.). —The audience at Robin Hood Dell next month was assured today of

all the booms written by Tsehaikowsky. Conductor Eugene Ormandy of the Philadelphia Orchestra had announced that a cannon would be used in performance of the piece which describes musically Napoe leon’s retreat from Moscow. Local 77 of the American Federation of Musicians demanded, however, that a union member be chosen to fire the cannon, on grounds it was a percussion instrument because the booms were in the score. “Auditions” were held at the armory of the 111th Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard, with

Charles Lemasch, 64 - year - old French horn player and SpanishAmerican as the bombardier.

THAT'S HOLLYWOOD

Marc Lawrence has been in five pictures at Warner Bros. He has been a gangster five times. Five times his nickname was “Lefty.” He isn’t lefthanded.

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2 ROLES ASSIGNED + Marjorie - Rambeau and? Crisp have been asigned major in Warner Bros. Edgar Allan Poe film, “The Romance of Annabel Lee.” Olivia de Havilland. will play the title Toy with Jeflerey | appesring as Poe

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