Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1940 — Page 5

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Autry Returns

Gene Sulry, the Saturday matinee idol, is back at his crooning and cow- -punching in “Gaucho

Serenade,” currently Alamo,

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OPEN 12:45 — 250 TILL 2

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STIL RAINS

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: |sented under the joint sponsorship : jof the Theater Guild and Gilbert.

== sented a few times during her tour

LAST TIMES TODAY!

Viola Nekt Role For Helen Hayes

Times Special NEW YORK, May 30.— Helen Hayes | will appear as Viola in Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” next season. The play will be pre-

Miller, and will be offered as a . |Theater Guild subscription production. No definite opening date has been set. It is expected, however, that the play will have an out-of-tewn openirg and will come to

. 'production of the Theater Guili season. Miss Hayes’ most recent plays, “Victoria Re ' and “Ladies and Gentlemen,” ‘have been produced by Mr. Miller. Her last Theater Guild appearance was the extended engagement of “Mary of Scotland” six years ago. Miss Hayes’ only :other- Shakespearean appear ance was as Portia in “The Mer - chant of Venice,” which she pre-

as Victoriax

GIANT TRUCK USED

The largest truck. ever built, $50,00 tons, is being used in “They Drive By Night.” .

‘WHEN DOES IT START?

- CIRCLE

‘“Saturday’s Child: ie Garfield, Ande Shirley Clalde RAS,

“Tear Gas Squad.” with nnts Morgan, J john Parnell Gloria Dic! mn, “Lillian Russen with Alice Fave Don Ameche. Henrv Fond Aro. at 1:4 198, 14 4:04, 6:47 & nd 8.30" d short OSibjects, py He. 3:36, 6:19 and

LOEW'S

the Man,” with Spencer jonns Jper-

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on hg

“Edison Tracy. Rita John msn at io 15. 3:30. 6:40 “Babi for Sale,” With Rochelle Hudson, at 1:05: 2:20. 5:30 and 8:45.

LYRIC

Vaudeville, Sih, Shales Kemper ? 30 and 9: 29. warmer Bate

at oy

on RUMI Hotei

HURRY! LAST DAY!| Doors Open 12:45 P, M. - Holiday Prices! :

DON AMECHE

: | Broadway as the second or thirl|

affair that can haul over 200 |

technicolor i

DIRECTOR BATTLES - /TO AVOID BRITAIN

Archie Mayo, high®salaried, movie

director, has good reason for not wanting to go to England to make

wyn. Mr. Mayo, despite a contract under which he would be paid

wood 32-week year, says England is no place to be filming movies. Mr. Goldwyn disagreed with him, so Mr. Mayo went to court. Superior Judge Emmet H. Wilsin came* to his aid temporarily by granting an injunction restraining Mr. Goldwyn from sending the director abroad and gave Mr. Goldwyn untikiune 5 to show cause why the order should not be made per-

manent,

HENRY FONDA

DANCE

Nightly except Monday

|WEST).AKE

Louie Lowe's Orchestra .

WAT

VIVIEN LEIGH

in her frst production since GWTW and

ROBERT TAYLOR

; in a performance that measures up to the truly great, in A PICTURIZAY Jon OF ROBERT E. 'SHERWOOD'S

ERLOO BRIDG

MARIA OUSPENSKAYA«C, AUBREY SMITH +A Mervyn LeRoy Production | Hans Rameau and George Froeschel : Directed by MERVEN LeROY « Produced by SIDNEY FRANKLIN

with LUCILE WATSON

Screen Play by S. N. Behrmar,

This production’ (and i 's performances) is M-G-M’s

VIRGINIA FIELD »

candidate for the Academy Award

HOLLYWOOD, May 30 (U. P.).—|

motion pictures for Samuel Gold-

$150,000 for two pictures in a Holly=[

‘Favorite Wife’ Indulges in Horseplay

A gay moment, tvom “My Favorite Wife” finds Irene Dunne and Cary Grant iia in a bit of horseplay for Randolph Scott’s benefit. The three are Peinktante in the comedy which opens at the Indiana tomorrow.

HOLLYWOOD One Ex-N.

‘Rockne’ May Miss Four Horsemen.

By PAUL HARRISON D. Star Is Holdout So

HOLLYWOOD, May 30.—ALL OVER THE LOT: The last scenes

to be filmed for “The Life of Knut: the famed Four Horsemen are r identified at all. of money. Before the picture was begun,

One of the former players is holding out for a lot

e Rockne” will be ‘those in which epresented—if, indeed, they are

27 former Notre Dame football

players were asked for permission to use their names and a few highlights from their university? careers. Twenty-six answered .immediately, said they'd be glad to do it for Mrs. Rockne, for the memory of Rock, and for the school. The other guy . wouldn't answer at all, even when Natre Dame wrote and wired him. Filally he engaged an aj2nt, who went to the studio and asked for $5000.

That's where the situation stands at this writing, with the Warner Brothers madder than hops. They don’t feel like forking over $125,000 for the privilege of

Gay Adventure Be|ween Dusk and Dawn! WARREN WILLIAM © JEAN MUIR

mie | ONE WOL

Eric Blore ° WwW

“MEETS + LADY

“n Hull ® Roger Pryor

STARTS TOMORROW AT

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LAST DAY-TRACY, “EDISON, THE MAN”

| producer is one who believes that

{sidering a plan of “close co-opera-

_|fense program.

|FRIDAY

mentioning the names of 27 football players and hiring actors to impersonate a few of them in a few scenes. But the movie-makers also hoped that this would be one picture which wouldn't require a title note claiming that “Any resémblance of characters to persons living or dead is purely accidental . ..” 8 8 8 . WITH WALT DISNEY devoting his talents to features and allowing his short subjects to sag under artistic emphasis which neglects story values, I'm becoming still more of a' fan for the Looney Tunes and Merry Melodies of Leon Schlesinger. The

cartoons should be made for laughs. I've just ‘previewed 'a Porky Pig and Daffy Dugk vehicle called “You Ought to Be in Pictures,” which is the first film in more than 20 years, so far as I know, to combine cartoon characters with real people. | Of course the effects are many times better and different than away back in the days of the “Out of the Inkwell” series. This isn’t a series, anyway. Mr. Schlesinger never does a stunt more than once. It deals with the ambitions of Porky, who decides he'll quit ca: ns for higher dramatic art—maybe as Bette Davis’ leading man. He trots into Mr. Schlesinger’s office, gets a release from: his contract, drives to Warner's studio, eludes the gateman, crashes a busy sound stage, is tossed out on his) ear and after some further dillusionments finds himself back at his old jobs and glad to be there. All these things happen with the hand-drawn characters of Porky and Daffy mingling with normal-" ly photographed people and backgrounds. The process is too tricky for description, 8 # 2 THERE'S a story of an executive who's a chicken fancier and who imported six rare birds from Ching at a cost of about $500. The crate was delivered to the studio, and a gateman directed it to the commissary. The chickens were etty - bedraggled from the long rip, so a kitchen helper noticed nothing unusual about them when he opened the crate and prepared them for the next day's bill-of-fare.

STUDIOS MAY AID ARMY ENLISTMENT

HOLLYWOOD, May 30 (U. P.).— Major producers today were con-

tion” with the U. S. War -Department in advancing the national de-

At a luncheon at Paramount Studio, the movie executives discussed the plan with Army officers, bue details ware not disclosed: It was understod the motion picture industry had been asked to aid an enlistment program.

INDIANAPOLIS

AE AND NIGHT

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WORLD'S MOS NSLS FENronuing WILD ANIMALS

is ADDED FEATURE SeNSAYIONS] AREATUN Tow Brot Fee las Code

10,000MAR ~800 Peer al 108 0% Clowns ~ $0 Elephants—1009 Menagerie

Animals —~ Four Trains of DoubleStee Ss Cars Loaded oe INE

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Women's SILK HOSE ‘Full fashioned c silk 1 {c mend -=- ed thirds. Breken sizes, Porto Rican Pajamas 59¢ hand emb.

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Extra straight top broadcloth ena musi gowns.

Woms. Slips & Gowns

15:

Belfair Sanitary Napkins

Standard size— Bo

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size —

slips . Counter

equal to a nationally advertised brand.

- 59¢ GHILD’S

Clearance of wash suits, dresses and crepe pajamas. Sizes 2 ta 6 in the

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Colorful prints in assorted styles. Broken sizes 3 to 14. Originally 59c.

SUMMER ANKLETS

Assorted colors in wome en’s and children’s anklets. 1sts and irregulars. C Sizes to 10%. Women’s Shadow Proof . BROADCLOTH

SLIPS

Built up shoulder styles in sizes 34 to 52. V top styles in sizes 34 to 44. Both styles in tea rose or white,

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41.

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Sizes 14 to 20. Second Floof

CLEAN-UP OF ‘DISHES

ODD LOTS THAT SOLD 10c TO 250

SAUCERS ‘PLATES

$129 and $1.59 sanforized materials. Sizes 31 to 42,

69c fast color suits in plain or color combinations. Sizes 4 to 9.

MEN’S SLAGKS $7 00 BOYS’ WASH SUITS

39:

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Third Floor.’

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36-In. DRESS PRINTS

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20x40-In. Bath Towels

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and cream. Cut yd. from full bolts.

colorful patterns. 15-In, Crash Toweling

483 yards, only— * Full bolts of part 4

linen crash — with yd. colored borders,

46-In, OiL

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: run one ‘yard long.

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CLOTH

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128 yards of Truth bleached tubing. 36. and 40-in. widths. vd. Remnants.

GOLD

59c. Perfect

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Genuine Congoleum

Floor Covering

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Width covering in good, disued patterns. Block, tile on floral designs for any room.‘ Any amount cut from measurements. : Star Store,

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