Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1940 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, AUG. 2,

Rap British [Shirley Temple at the Lyric

Fi Im Leader

Actors in Hollywood Resent Being Called Dessrters.

HOLLYWOOD. Ang. 29 (U.P) .— The British War Relief Association of Southern California. whos» membership includes many movie ers, charged Michae] British proaucer, committed an “mimmwarrantead Smear’ of compatriots in Hollywood In terming them deserters. The Association, headed bh Mowbray, cabled ‘Mr. an article eredited to “English film plavers in “deserters

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In ‘a cablegram today

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Alan Baleon that him calling Holly wonn an "unwarrantea a profession of which

Was fmear of rou 8't a member.” “Ninety-nine cent ‘otf the British actors in Haliywood ‘are doing their best,” the cable read. “A large majority of the British coiony served with distinction in the war and volunteered services at the

break of

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last their out-

have by registering

this one.”

Began in Commons

British eriticism of compatriots in the Hollywood film industry began several weeks ago when a questioner in the House of Commons demanded ‘o know why Gracie Fields had been lowed to leave England with large ,Uims of money, Noel Coward's dearture from England for the Inited States also was questioned 3ath Mr. Coward's and Miss Field's tctions were explained apparently 0 Commons satisfaction, The British players here are projucing a film to benefit the Ameriran and British Red Cross. Most recent blast from England accused the Hollywood plavers of producing the picture for the sole ‘purpose of juieting eriticism in the homeland Hollvwood spokesmen countered that the British here had planned fhe production long before criticism it home began.

Entire Colony Helps

The entire British eolonv--actors, ‘Sroducers and writers—are contriby gting their serviees to the film Twentv-five cent of the progeeds will go fo the American Red Pross and the remainder to the ‘British Red Cross. RKO-Radio “Pictures is underwriting the ‘venBure and will distribute the film, fentatively titled “Rafters’ Ring.” At first, it was planned to produce film using both British and rench players, but the plan was ropped, the -spokesman said, after 1e capitulation of France «+ The cast includes Brian Freddie Bartholomew, Carroll, Ronald Colman, Cary Grant Charles Laughton Greer Carson, Sir Cedar Hardwicke Merle Oberon, Herbert Marshall, Anna Neagle Rat Millan1, Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Claude Rains. C. Aubrey Smith, » Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Gracie Charlie Chap-

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Ahearne, Madeleine

Fields and. possibls lin Robert and director "novel, and with W. P. Lipscomb adapted it the screen. Herbert Wilcox, Alfred Hitcheock and other Rritish directors will film the story, +8 work glorifying Britain Only Mi Stevenson and Mr. Lipscomb will be paid for their services, the spokesman said.

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The Lyric's screen bill tomorrow will offer Shirley Temple (shown above with Arfeen Whelan) in ‘Noung People,” the last picture hefore 1l-vear-old Miss Temple's recent retirement. Below ts Carlos Molina, whose Latin-American band ‘will head the Lyric ‘stage show,

O'BRIEN'S MOTHER WILL BE GUEST

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HUNCH OF THEFT RIGHT WILDWOOD, N. «J, Aug. 29 (U P.).—Joseph Bruckner told his wife he had a hunch his motor cal would be burglarized. Although he placed $46 for safe keeping with his wife, he put two watches and a ring in a compartment he thought would be safe. Shortly afterward he discovered a window had been forced open and the articles were missing.

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MOVIES

By JAMES THRASHER

WHEN YOU SEE “Foreign Correspondent” at Loew's, heamning tomorrow, you'll be handiwork of a director taste In movie as as his girth and his appetite. The director 1s Allred Hitehcock. Both Mr. Hiteheock's girth and appetite are already fabulous, on both sides of the Atlantic. 50 ts his fame as a master of the goose-flesh technique of movie making. In such English pictures as ‘The 39 Steps,” "Secret Agent” and The Dady Vanishas he proved fo the American film pudlie that he could chill them with a ‘kill that started out along pennyv-dreadful lines wind up art. ‘Theh came “Reheoea,” his first made in Hollvwood, which cemented his reputation as a master of pense. I'o ‘achieve these Mh Hitcheock demands, among other things, realism in the matter ol seitings. And he doesnt spare the horses or the budget in achieving his ends. For instance he called in Alex Golitzen, ar: director for ‘Foreign Correspondent,” and spoke to him somewhat in this wise: “Build me a piece dam. a good slice of airplane as hig as chipper, a few hotels, a Duten windmill and a bit Duten countrvside And while vou're about it, throw in Soho trict All of which Mr Gohtzen did that and mors. And | see it all in the completed film

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BEFORE HE WAS harried art airector some $200.000, had gketehes and built some 70 sels, Tt was his biggest job since he tackled the movie-set problem in 1929 The biggest sof was a square Amsterdam. Walter Wanger, film's producer, sent cameramen to Burope just before the war to film some background shots, But the boat carrving the pictures was sink in the North Sea. so the job had to he done in Hollywood Mr. Golitzen's replica of segment of Dutch metropolis covered 10 acres. It took four weeks to build, with three erews men working 24 hours dav. Since the scene in the included a shower, there be an efficient sewer system carry off the synthetic rain water. There had to be reetears that really ran, and a big public building with a long, broad flicht of steps-——plus shops and homes and offices. In all, four blocks of Dutch city Then there was the big airplane built to scale at a $50.000 And London's famous Hote] Sax capird inside and out hoto araphs. Also the Hotel Europa in Amsterdam. Likewise a hinek of London's Sahn, the <hpd of Waterline station Channel steamer, and sorted homes, nffices newspaper offices and what have vou.

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AN FNTRANCING culinary note comes this wav, hy eourtesy of the M-G-M press department, It seems that sinee Lana Turher's recent visit to the enchanted fsles, the menu the Roval Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu featuring “baked potato =a Lana.” “Tt licists explain with the inside seooped the shell, mashed with butter and cream, then refurned the shell with a slice of American on top and grilfed until cheese melts.” And no doubt it's sweater

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4 NATIONS IN SHOW

VENICE. Aug. 29 (U. P.) —Despite the war, the Venice International Film Show will be held vear entries from Switzerland, GerHungar Italy alread:

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