Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1940 — Page 7

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New Movie Tax Finds City | Deanna on ‘Spring Parade’ [Bit Player Balks [oom 7 ora WILDHACK WILLS fn te ce rer wt Y pring

| DAUGHTER $10,000 Mr. Wildhack, who built a come 00 Pe r Cent Co- Ope rative N = | genie Lpntovieh Alan Curtis, at 11, The $10,000 estate of Robert Wild- | snores, died June 20.

CIRCLE In Ratoff Scene “Four Sons,” with Don Ameche, Eu- edy reputation on his sneezes and HOLLYWOOD, July 2 (NEA) .— “Girl in 303, with Florence Rice, | hack, radio and screen comedian 3 No. of

Wiithe Hin dubencgcnnd al CL Sa Airartap |] Kent Taylor, at 12:88, 3:48, : Mn. No, Millions for defense—and all 1 tat J. R. Vogel, an executive of | RU AN AE Rater, NSuzIy . Sireplon 9:28, #35 aod and former Indianapolis resident, . \sy "Wheelers on Road 6% That's the contribution the Loew circuit, is rounding up § y S Just an actor these days In 1€ LOEW'S Dead NOW : nj : . * ee V will go to his daughter, Mrs, - which the Ameéfican public wig|2> Aullion of the copper coins 3 a Great Profile He plays John Te New Moon." with Nelson Pddy, a, 2 8 Mar Smowia! “NET make through the ticket windows] Which will be needed around the aa } Barrymore's manager, and there is | Jeanette ‘MacDonald, a. 13:20, 2. ||jorie Forman of Old Greenwich,| gf Wm. “iis | 1¢ Lal "gq 1 1CH WIN¢ $ : . : . iy 5 ? of the nation’s movie houses by] Circuit at all times. 3 AN : a scene in which a minor character LYRIO Conn, according to the United f§ “THREE means of the new U.S. Defense Another problem is tickets. AN \ b NR - rushes into his office, yanks him “Jubilee Follies,” with Princess ||Press. : Tax on tickets "7 | theaters will need new ones, with - 3 around in his chair and threatens | gio. on Stage at 1 3:43, 8:38 and The will, filed in Los Angeles, | Adults 800 ; } . A on . . "ORRATY ol & x N 3 X \ An is ace. * n - 5 v ’ N O, | 8 u The new ticket prices oh went | the new price and necessary tax \ TY to punch his fac Lucky Cisco Jia," With Cesar Ro | stated that Mrs. Wildhack was | y Children 10¢

§ | nero, Mary Hughes, at 11:40, into effect vesterda und "Indian- = = > oe -

data. Meanwhile, however, the \ R R Director Walter Lang shot the | 2:20) 5:18 8:07 and 10 apolis 99 pe nt plus agreeable Government is allowing them to use | NA ERY Ny “i ] scene several times ‘and finally ass to the contribution ut less than | the present pasteboards without! y RRS WS 3 3 , N 3 : grew impatient “Look,” he said, 90 per cent prepared with the right stamping on the new figure. | EE 3 \ . \ Jowre mad! Grab him and really WHITEMAN TRIBUTE change. A good many patrons ap-| . Lhe former theater tax began on \ NR S nN jerk him around. Make his teeth] p..,) Whiteman arriv ¢ y pearec¢ surprised to le that the tickets above 40 cents, and brought 3 i : rattle.” Natar + uo el 3 day pare SIP 0 Le Boing about $15,000,000 annually. With : Nd “You better get somebody else,” later than scheduled to commence 10 pey Leni increase oh Uckels over the new wx in efteet, Mr. Vogel] Mr | « |said the bit player. “Today Mr, his role in “Strike Up the Band,” PLUS! But fow objected to shelling out | Yeports, he Cove ment should | aa ; ! Ratoff is an actor, and it's all right. because he stopped off at Daven- Featurettes fy HIN * bv Frist hvhe raise so a 8 O( or RD 2 " hs 8 S Ba ye r he | "re a 3 ™N the additional three of four cents |raise some 60,000,000 for defense. | NN ’ J X But tomorrow he is a director and IL port, Towa, to place a plaque on| 22 3 \ Pete Smith

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One theater cashier heard a cou- EE { WR 3 R h a ; 5 may want to work for him!” |the grave of Bix Biederbeck, fam- | 8 } \ ° ple ot grumbles, mostly of a poiiti- SE — fous swing trumpeter, | N 3 il a4.) cal nature. But these were nor TWO HOURS TO GO | Ne NG BOXING FILMS pe a ———— |B #1 | John Nesbitt X { " J . i

incidents. Mostly the cashiers were George Haywood, who was | X § 3 3 \ Ep 3 | If: : : “JACK POT”

worried about failing to balance at grounded by Warners when signed | Sa ™ 3 the end of the da) to a contract, needed just two| FE am | BAN IS LIFTED Era RAR BOUND Oa Ger: Tucco ’ Another problem is pennies. Ward more hours in tHe air to secure a Nia ad WASHINGTON, July 2 (U. P) Bing Crosby “IT I HAD MY WAY’ \ RN pn Asan : | NEWS of DAY ¢ Farrar. Loew'S manager. IepOrts ne e 4 i oy } FAR x a John Wayne “DARK COMMAND” N . E arrar, Loew's manage: reports | private pilot's license, } PR eed | President Roosevelt today signed a y > \ J bill to remove the Federal prohibi-

Hg gw dog Vale] SEE THIS GREAT MUSICAL NOW IN COOL tion of prize-fight films, making it ys ! “ = COMFORT!! 25¢ TILL i * 30¢c-40¢ NIGHTS

possible to exhibit them in most Cesar Romero “VIVA CISCO _KiD A : : | Lola Lane~Jas. Craig. “ZANZIBAR” (Price Plus U. 8. Defense Tax)

IS YOUR KITCHEN

h G t th C ? | Having established herself as a singing star, Deanna Durbin now y Oo 0 e ountry § | dons a pair of leather boots and 12 petticoats to dance the czardas in

her new picture, “Spring Parade.” Her partner in the terpsichorean It's Cooler in the

debut is Mischa Auer,

HOLLYWOOD

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Hd : : : Behind Scenes in Movietown it will be pleasanter in town this

summer because you now have the

cool, gay Sapphire Room in which | By PAUL HARRISON s dine——at e BN | , to dine—and Jack Chapman and HOLLYWOOD, July 2—Behind the screen: The colony's best

his band to play for your dancing. ‘ chuckle of the week is on Paramount's “Typhoon.” Plaved perfectly straight when filmed, it turned out so badly that some of the emAnd don't forget—there's also the barrassed people connected with it now are trying to take bows for . -~ RX “a clever satire on South Seas sarong pictures.” Anyway, it should terpsichorean art of LISCHERON 2 | mean the emancipation of Dorothy ee AND ADAMS, who will personally : 2 "8 = -_ _—m"m— the 8 There's quite a story going the THE TOWN is booing Churlish | rounds about how one of Hollv- Chanlin for his great indignation about the publication of that allegedly stolen picture of himself in the Dictator character. Nobody can figure how it's going to

” } 118 th tl re iver In ner 1 NY is house with te rece: vel ie ii harm his movie _ incidentally : r by reo ‘ Thus, cunng & 2 » | Chaplin has been mistakenly she could listen In on remarks ) ¢ AA est's If 2 and Os : t head ~ h ¥ { blamed for Paulette Goddard's beJ} Act / . d X ana gossij Ol 1ten 1 1 1 y tale Sih f +) = ne lead 32 East W ashington Street SA is. One of the women | 1D8 lake n out of the feminine lead

ears ‘ 3 oy nn th As re-Ar Shaw guests discovered the transmit- | In the Fred Astaire-Artie Shav musical, “Second Chorus It was

ter, let a couple of friends in on : ; 4 : 10t apli ut T Selznick the secret and staged a scandal Ro Chaplin B Myron lI | : oent ’ 1NS he 1 00 - | session in the powder room that Br RO rh Fores just about melted the dictaphone | nent on a contract technicality He wants to keep her off the

wires. The eavesdropping hostess, | screen as much as possible until

| never guessing that she was be- | after “The Dictator” is released,

Bring the Entire Family to See ing putished by inyes clever | 8% Which hile he beiieves shel

actreses went into a nervous | be worth a lot more money

World-Famous Display of breakdown. | wee onder” runes trom

England indicate that people

" there want only escapist enterDANCE TONITE tainment, and the lighter and sil 130-118 eo Adm. 15¢ liel the better. Propaganda and HAL Bai EY'S ORC H. hate films are not patronized, the a Qpe British already are mad enougi Broad Ripple Park gE

Frank Capra is still struggling

You will thrill at the sensational Dance Tues. Fri, Sat. Sun with script trouble on his “Life of John Doe.” The whole story

11 * ”"” - America Forever” spectacle, with I———— 0 000 Doc OES quent peace appeal recited Vv

Diving Bombs, Battleships, The C ; ; ) SWIM DAN E Gary Coo : peecl — { rar oper Today the speech Liberty Bell and Uncle Sam. | wouid be hooted off Hany g

Hundreds of Other Features WESTLAKE j Sevees ir a The next Marlene Dietrich pice

and Entertainment . i an Louie Lowe's Orch. ture, “Seven Sinners,” will have Auspices 12th District Dance Nightly Except Mon. three torrid tunes for the lady-of-

the-lees and vou'll be hearing of

3 a — . " " =! lot of them—"The Man's in the | Navy.” Of course Miss Dietrich g won't be much of a lady on the

et s t scree just ame a Manila at the creen; just a dame in il night club.

{ B H Don oF et: g 4 # STATE FAI Hi RO UNDS SONJA HENIE has another pic- | ture to make for 20th-Fox, but it

7 \ Beth has been shelved until February, (Grandstand Arena) | at least. She gets $125,000 per film,

Night, July 4th a BS | omen Tech

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Boompsie Daisy." 4“ | wood’s most prominent hostesses concealed a dictaphone in the guests powder room of her

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35¢ for Adults—10c for Children ll |E====lrnan Reorganization and honest Th L t W d ; | & RAL. LOREND, od re rts oF Central Casting is ef “Re S90 e ds or in

F 1'ee Auto Parking BILL of RIGHTS® a doubtful blessing to extra play- Ty ) oR WW TeORIIeOIoF ers these days. Production econo- HO be " . mies have reduced by 20 per cent AY ? A the total amount of work for at- re 2 A . 4 Cookin Perfection mosphere people, and now that kK NS

the casting bureau is distributing the jobs equitably, none of the

|: Slain orn» or TR This Modern 1940

” o ” Two days after she broke her

: ; \ engagement with Forrest Tucker, i wn. 5. \ ] Helen Parrish finished her role in : 3 hs a... " the picture, “I'm Nobody's Sweet- BR : : EAST SIDE OLSON THEATERS NORTH SIDE heart Now.” , . , And it's alte Md - om np pint —

touching, or maybe torching,

n ill 8 P= Stratford 19th and “College way Tony Martin goes around Vr * Ee] RRA ios’) Vind Errol Flynn warbling “Adored One” — a song i : Miriam Hopkins ,

; wy : Alice Faye introduced in “Lillian a 1 § : Jack Benny rochester Andy Devine omy ren 4h ner La me : MARIS ETS S 3% io Russell : : ; - , w— § faa ANA REA Si : NL It's not only styles th at have “BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN” § °2 Girls On Broadway’ THE REX i CONDITIONED CELEBRATE JULY {TH | cE oh angel since erandmother’s J y 3 i } ¢ | = <<

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