Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1940 — Page 8

THURSDAY, JULY 18 1940

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Opening Tomorrow

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“ALL THIS, AND HEAVEN TOO With Bette Davig, Charles Bayer are \ Jarbara O'Neil, Virginia Weldler, Helen Westley, Waltex Anatole Litvak: soreen play by Casey Robinson hel Field psportes, the meek, kindly governess who anal murder mystery in Paris a century ago ove of the Due de Prasiint four ehildren, Al of which resulted in some unpleasant of the Duchesse

With William Holden, Martha Scott, Frank Craven, tondl, Thomas Mit chell, Guy Kibbee, Directed by by Thomton Wilder, Frank Craven and Hawy play the ame title ngs of the Webbs, the Gibbses and the other resis ers N. n whieh already have won Mr, Wilder the A forth on the sereen

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MOVIES

‘All Thige'

That Movie Goers Are Up On Reading

By JAMES THRASHER

IF YOU DON'T think that he who runs to the movies may 1840 T00." whieh begins its second week at ix the fifth film this vea: (That's not counting move-overs, of efurse,) And three of those five have heen based on best-sellers,

| read. consider the case of our | “All This, and Heaven Circle tomorrow the same first=run house

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vou've forgotten | quickly, were “Gone With | Wind” and “Rebecea.” Strictly speaking, you might in elude a fourth holdover fim, “Gulliver's Travels” in the same category Dean Swift's classie satire continues to have plenty of purchasers and readers after a couple of centuries, But since equal interest may be aseribed to the fact that “Gulliver” was a feature-length color cartoon, it seems fairer to base the case upon the flesh-and-blood dramatizas tion of contemporary books Bach of the novels in question wag a sincere and wellswritten work And the success of their screen versions should go far tos ward silencing the still-repeated remark about the 12-year-old avs erage mentality of the movie pason Popularity of the screened bests seller is nothing new, But in the silent dav: the public flocked to the filmed stories of Elinor Glyn, Gertrude Atherton and Ethel M Dell,

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Still Married!

HOLLYWOOD 18 (NEA) 1g with the current news of | divorces, th tories fllustrate the evanescent of Holly wood happiness | When a director and his wife were asked to play bridge at a producers | HOuse next week, the mvitée saa, Well ty to make it, but thats of far ahead considering the uneertainty of mariage in Hollywood these days.” When Composer Hany Ruby eloped with a Hollywood cutie and 0 Santa Barbara for a honeymoon, he thi wire to Producer Mervyn LeRoy five hours frer the ceremony: “Here we are! And they said our marriage woulan't last!” A New York plavboy okay signal from a movie whom he had courted expensively | trom the other side of the contis| nent, He rushed to the RIPPON smay a storm in the wired the gal hours, Please

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THIS, and Heaven Too" 18 the first picture to go two weeks at the Circle since “Gul liver's Travels,” back in January And before that the Circle office | can't recall a holdover, right off | hand, since “Kentucky,” which [ plaved on tor weeks and weeks a | couple of summers ago, “All This" is going to be fol lowed by “"Maryiand,” which is advertised as a sequel to "Kens tucky.” Naturally the Circle is hoping that public response likes wise will be of sequel propors Hons According to advance informas tion, “"Marviand” has the same principal ingredients which made the saga of its sister state a thumping success, Included among the tested and approved {tems are color photography, plenty of horses, a goodly corps of Negro actors and Walter Brennan, Sues to Richard Greene and Young in the cinema got are John Pavne and Brenda Jovee, who share honors with Mr. Brennan and Fay Bain ter in “"Marviand,”

“SO YOU WANT TO LEAD A BAND" CONTEST SAMMY KAYE'S own contest, conducted by him, from Lyric stage ot every show, Free batons with SAMMY KAYE'S auto: graph given all entrants! Come! Take part! It's loty of fun!

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HOLLYWOOD, 18 (U, P= He plays a question and answer game with 65,000,000 customers a week and ean tell you offhand that $85 at 4 per cent interest for 800

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and co-operation of the Congress sional Library. But the simple requests give the most trouble Was there such a thing as a r ule in 1570? (There was) Did they wear spectacles in Queen Elizebeth's time? (They did) At what time of the vear is Orion at its highest point of visibility from when its genith is over (New Year's Day)

BING IS EULOGIZED HOLLYWOOD, July 18 (U, P) Bing Crosby has been

with a testimonial scroll from grads-| which |

uates of Lovola High School, eulogized him the epitome of “everything honorable to the hearts of young American manhood.” The graduates selected Mr ‘in appreciation of his Christian life and personal achievements,”

PLANS ANTI-SPY FILM HOLLYWOOD, July 18 (U, P,) == Ivor Goldsmith, English producer, is reported to be considering the revival of an anti-Fitth Column picture of the first World War, from the Leon Gordon play “Wateh Your Se LR duced under another title,

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Stars, Comedians Play Ball Sunday

HOLLYWOOD, July 18 (U. P) Tryouts will be held Sunday for posi-

| tions on baseball teams of the Holly-

wood leading men aud who meet Aug, 8 greatest annual farce A practice game will be held 8unday to piek tentative teams for the contest, whieh iz ealled a baseball game only because the participants

comedians the game's

play on a regulation diamond and

wear and use conventional equipment The stars, ter as

who with Preston Foscaptain, were humbled last year by Jimmy (3ehnozzola) Duyante's hard-hitting comedians, are out for revenge in the 1940 tilt and vow they'll win even if the game gOes SIX innings, whieh 18 unlikely The extravaganza i’ held for the benefit of Mt, Sinai Hospital

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Please Forget, Elephants Asked

| HOLLYWOOD, July 18 (U, P.) == The job of teaching two elephants to forget confronted Paramount Studios today Duchess and Pinto were severely in. Tea burned at the Goebel's Wild Animal ; Vhite peal Merle an Farm last week in a fire that killed 535 0 Ware 9 is Sally and Queenie, veteran “acting” Manhatt y Je la oP IN y Da anha ae SRE th oan elephants The injured pachys more. ab 11.28 330 3.11 800 and [derms are the only ones available 10.34 to take part in "Moon Over Burma,” starring Derothy Lamour, Robert MICKEY ON VACATION |Preston and Preston Foster, One essential sequence in the pio= Pp | HOLLYWOOD, July 18 (U, P= ture calls for the elephants to race Mickey Rooney will leave this weeks» | through a jungle forest fire, Carry= | anit gon | ng Miss Lamour, Studio teehnis end for a three weeks' vacation I|aians admittedly ave worried about British Columbia, He will complete the adage that an elephant never hig eurrent Band,"

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