Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1940 — Page 6

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THURSDAY, AUG. 22, 1940

Here's Where the Honeymoon ah

Apollo to Show Revivals

Indianapolis movie fans have elected “Boom Town” term at Loew's—and with Wendell Willkie right on A newsreel of the Willkie notification ceremonies at Elwood is the new feature of Loew's program as “Boom Town” goes into its third week tomorrow. Having broken the record for the Wind”) in its first week here, the four-star thriller about a couple of oil drillers has proceeded to smash another one. It's first

(exclusive of “Gone With

attendance

months, is announced to reopen a week from today with a policy of

picture in the local theater's his- revivals and newsreels. “Sky Devils,” tory to play three weeks—still ex- |in which Spencer Tracy and Ann cluding “G. W. T. W [Dvorak appeared in 1932, is booked “Boom Town” is still in the “spe- | as the first attraction. eial preview” stage. Not released Arrangements also generally, it is being shown only made to show “Scarface” here and in Reading and Harris- “Hell's Angels’ (1930). burg, Pa.: Cincinnati, New Orleans Clifford C. Wallace will be the and ‘Houston, Tex. In these other Apollo's néw manager, and C. L cities the story is the same. The Hannah will be his assistant. public is “eating it up” and hold- Charles M. Olson owns the theater, overs are the rule which formerly was leased by the " wr Cw Fourth Ave. Amusement Co. of The Apollo, closed Louisville ;

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For Starlet Laraine Day

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 22 (U.P Bill Maver. a 17-vear-old student the Todd School in Woodstock stopped over in Hollywood with Orson Welles producer, and Mi him to “stick around As part his curriculum, studving manner in Americans <0 he clude the movie capital on hi itinerar: He met Mr. Welles tv ago when the actor supervise film productichs at T he once was

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Miss Daraine Day's first grand tour of the East has been punctuated by a series of disagreements with Mr. John LeRoy Johnson, Miss Day, an attractive blond (natural) young lady who is emploved as a movie actress, has beeen shepherded on this junket by Mr. Johnson, head publicity man for Walter Wanger Productions T™h differ chiefly as politics. (I'm sorry, but even Keep politics off page these days.) Miss born in Roosevelt, Utah, of a long line of Democrats. That explains her political predilection. Mr. Johnis a Willkie man himself So the first thing we knew Democratic contingent was lined | up on Miss Day's left at a luncheon table in thie Hotel Lincoln yeésThe Republicans lined up Johnson's side of the table, a little to the right. . . . It ought be stated further that Miss Day, she won't be of voting ag? Balle years,. did all right in the es

And then publicity story, York, forwarded subsequently mailed couple of more points. For in- dianapolis Times, where it arrived there was that G-man epi- vesterday morning. The story besode in Washington ‘gan thus Miss Day quite fell for a hand- “Of wall things, Laraine Dav] of the FBI! Her de- learned to milk a cow right in the RE ‘middle of traffic on Broadway (New York) during the busy hour.” Miss Day said it wasn't so. She thad just acted as second to Leif [Brikson, the actor, in a competition || involving Olsen and Johnson {Jackie Heller, radio singe Stanley Howe, Mavor La Guardia's secretary, and three cows She also said that Mr. Johnson's statement that she finished third in the contest was false and unfounded. The Dayv-Erikson feam, contended, took second place [ Between bhickerings, Miss a heartv luncheon. refused coffee in favor of milk and scorned a proffered cigaret She her ap {pearance in “Foreign Correspond ent” under Alfred Hitchcock’: rection had been a great experience Anvthing vou hear about the eccentric English director, she explained, is probably true He's a fast, unpredictable and fascinating

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