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MOVIES

Movie Stars Twinkle on Lyric Stage;

Saga of Mormons Portrayed at Indiana

a CIRCLE—“Rangers of Fortune,” with Fred MacMurray, Patricia Hoon, Albert Dekker. Also “Mystery Sea Raider,” with Carole Landis, Henry Wilcoxon, Onslow Stevens. .

\, INDIANA—“Brigham Young—Frontiersman,” with Tyrone Power, -Linda Darnell, Dean Jagger. Also “Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum,” with Sidney Toler, Sen Yung, C. Henry Gordon. .

Fr LOEW'S—*The Westerner,” * with Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan, 5 ed Stone, Doris Davenport. Also “Blondie Has Servant Trouble,” with enny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simms. .

LYRIC—George Jessel in his “Hollywood Parade of Stars” with Rochelle Hudson, Jean Parker, Isabel Jewell, Steffi Duna, Lya Lys, Jean Gary and Betty Jane Cooper (on stage). “The Leather Pushers,” with Richard Arlen, Andy Devine, Astrid Allwyn.

. Lyric George Jessel has brought to Indianapolis a coterie of cinema stars who are just about perfect as stage entertainers. } Th His show, which almost broke the house record at Chicago’s Oriental eater last week, definitely proves that Hollywood personalities can compete with veteran vaudeville performers instead of just standing in an amber spot, mumbling sweet nothings to their “deah public.” Each one of the young ladies can, : do something—and does. You might quibble on that point, since Ive | Lys pleey acts as a stooge to some ssel gags in opening the show. : But when they — i as Indiana Lya, about all they have to do is| Across American theater screens appear on the stage. |in- the past year have streamed the Mis Lys is followed by Betty | refugees of Czechoslovakia, Poland, Jane Cooper, the gal who puts France and Belgium—via the news “hotcha” in the hula. - Before the, reel : show is over she’s back with a tap | These people were fleeing from an specialty. Both her dances are €X- oppressor. By the wayside lay the sella? Sov Ta 25s, the dying, the weak and the well, who ayed n . i] i 5 "GWTW es ro io) American audiences shuddéred “Irene!” has taken on some weight is w wv since those pictures and aot A fhe pass Yo & wid her hair color. She does a road- | oo Ife wiih hoppenes heen 2) . jcountry dedicated to the pledge

side beanery skit as the waitress] ; i that, among other things, € Who watches the only man she ever |p] a. 2 ae ag

loved drive off to marry another. | “Bri ‘ Stefi Duna, the sultry brunet of | The Story 3% (Brigham Youngs

¥ Suv \Frontiersman,” is a realistic poraus rent Megrinis: Soe the trayol of hatred intolerance and op- | g ance—'La Cucharcha”—| pression which drove 20,000 God- |

which she made famous in one of i sj i ine first Technicolor films ever| Faring Mods a iy an made. : : Lovely Rochelle Hudson, besides aT ow lay remains today stooging for Mr. Jessel, sings “Too| _galt Lake City, Utah—a monui Words” from her pic-/ iment to a people who fought, sufI p 0 re. : Sot fered and died for a belief. emem er Jean Parker in ‘Se- Joseph Smith (Vincent Price) | quoia” and “Little Woman”? She's |jeader of the Mormons, tired of! Just as darling in person, although fleeing before .the hatred of his | she’s now quite grown up. She and enemies, orders his people to arm! Mr. Jessel do a clever blackout of a themselves and fight for what is!

Pushers” with Richard Arlen, Andy Devine and Astrid Allwyn.—(D.M.).

‘stingy husband who takes his wife theirs. He is arrested for treason. |

to a local hotel for the biggest evening they've had in five years of married life and ends up by ordering one hamburger. Except when the stars are doing some solo. work, Mr. Jessel is on| Brigham Young succeeds Smith as stage the full hour. He certainly leager of the Mormons. ‘Later the tries to live up to the press-agent| U. S. Army informs him’it can no| title of “America’s greatest master longer guarantee protection to of ceremonies. Nauvoo, Ill, the Mormon City. He sings some of the favorite | Young uproots his people on an songs of yesterday which he wrote, hour's notice: and the whole comhumorously philosophizing about, munity abandon homes and propthe better days gone by. Although erty and heads across the mile-wide he doesn’t call his mamma on the frozen Platte into Iowa. phone (we missed that. too) he does| High in the Rockies. Young has a rib-tickling telephone skit. 'a revelation. “This is the place,” he On the screen is “The Leather says as he looks out on the great i Li _— barren and blistered Salt Lake ValDANGE Uf i putt Wl] and SUN, Tops in| putting over a moving R U D Y B U N D Y story are the performances of Jag- * AND HIS ORCHESTRA ger, Mary | Astor, who portrays one Admission TONIGHT, 43¢ Plus Tax Admission SUNDAY, 40¢ Plus Tax

of Brigham's 12 wives; Tyrone Power, a faithful follower of Brigham, rm : of J and his sweetheart, Linda Darnell, a \ Jom yA 202% pretty actress with a star's rating ; ILL. LEITH J : AMICH.& with Sydney Toler, Sen Yung. C.| —_————————————————— Henry Gordon. A perfect setting Open 10 AMBAS (for a murder and the killer is cap20c.. 6 {ADOR tured after a well-planped trap on to FINITE (the part of philosophical Charlie.—

well earned. On the same bill this week Is | L. Olivier “PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" || 0" + Lana Turner “WE WHO ARE YOUNG” CL. J.

He is convicted despite a stirring court defense by Brigham Young (Dean Jagger). That night an angry mob breaks into jail and kills Smith.

“Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum” |

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SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1940 Bl Choir to Hold

Voice Trials

The '- Indianapolis Symphonic Choir will hold its autumn voice trials for applicants desiring active membership tomorrow afternoon. The auditions, in charge of Clarence Elbert, chorusmaster, and Ernest. Heberlein, choir secretary, will be from 2 p. m. to 4 p..m. in the | Indiana University Extension build - ing. 8 mer A. Steffen, choir conductor, said that male voices are needed to balance the choral sections in preparation for a number of major choral works to be performed this season with the Indianapolis Symsphony Orchestra.

WHEN DOES IT START?

- APOLLO “pastor Hall,’ with Wilfrid Lawsson. Nova Pilbeam, at 10:06, 12:12, 2:18, 4:24, 6:13. 8:19 and 10:25. :

' - CIRCLE

“Rangers of Fortune.” with Fred MacMurray. Patricia Morison, Albert Dekjer. at 11, 1:50. 4:45, 7:35 and 10:30.

“Mystery Sea Raider.” with Carole Landis, Henrv Wilcoxen, Onslow 12:35. 3:25. 6:20 and

INDIANA “Brigham Young — Frontiersman,”

with Tyrone Power. Linda Darnell, Dean Jagger, at 12:18, 3:30, 6:42 and 154. }

“Charlie Chan at the Wax Mu-

seum,” with Sidney Toler. Sen Yung,

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It ‘moves quietly and with the

cock production. Not that it is free of the stuff of There

houses of homesteaders, several hangings and a handsome cowboy righting injustice for the sake of a pretty girl. The story concerns the end of an era. ‘In tHe early Eighties, when homesteaders moved into the Texas cattle country, it was inevitable a war would blaze up between the two opposing groups. The homesteaders wanted to fence in the land to grow crops, the catilemen wanted their stock to run free. Into this battle Gary Cooper is brought when arrested at Vinegarroon, Tex. for horse stealing. He faces the only law west of the Pecos —the self-styled “Judge” Roy Bean. Judge Bean, however has an Achilles heel; he worships Lily Langtry, the beauteous ‘Jersey Lily.” Although sentenced to be hanged, the Judge postpones the sentence until Cooper can get a lock of Miss Langtry’s hair. In due course, Cooper meets Doris Davenport, one of the homesteaders. Because of Cooper's alleged acquaintance with Miss Langtry, the Judge drives the cattle from the homesteaders’ valley. In exchange, Cooper gives him the lock of Miss Langtry's hair. : That is all the Judge wants of

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NEIGHBORHOODS

So the Bass Drank the 'Coke' While Customers Gazed in Wonder

| By DAVID MARSHALL FISH STORY of the year: ] The Strand's aquarium has a seven-pound bass which drinks Coca-Colas. : :

Cooper. The cattle safely out of the valley, the Judge has his men set! fire to the homesteaders’ crops and cabins. The ending is what vou hope for. of course, but it, too, is done with| finesse. The cast is splendidly balanced. | Mr. Cooper and Miss Davenport are | thoroughly convincing. Walter Brennan as the Judge never has been better, and Fred Stone as Miss Davenport’s righteous father remains the grand old man of the theater. The second picture is the sixth of the hilarious Bumstead Family—! Dagwood, . Blondie, Baby Dumpling | and Daisy. It's called ‘Blondie Has] Servant Trouble.”—(D. M.).

Circle

Cui three swashbucking heroes at the Circle this week, who fight their way through "Rangers of Fortune” with hardly a scratch, begin before a firing squad and end up by seeking’ new adventures. Handsome Fred MacMurray and his two companions, Albert Dekker and Gilbert Roland, (also handsome) @known for the scenarios sake as Gil Farra, George Bird and Sierra, are not (as is usually the case) finally broken up by marriage, Patricia Morison captivates the heart of all three but finally marries the home town boy. The boy s Dick Foran and the home town Santa Marta. Much applause is due to Albert Dekker, who has up to now been the A-1 heel of the screen. First he played the sinister “Dr. Clyclops” the tle slippery villian in “Strange

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Manager Claude Allison swears it's true and produces three witnesses to corroborate his claim: Thomas Sullivan, chief jailer for | Sheriff Al Fecney; Manager Roy Perry of the Oriental Theater; Gerald E. Stenger, assistant sales- : manager of the Van Camp Hardware & Iron Ce. 1 It seems these four were drinking “cokes” and feeding popcorn and raw hamburger ‘to the bass the other night when Mr. Allison wondered how the fish would like the soft drink. Mr. Allison shot a Jigger or so into the bass’ tank. Because of its consistency, the Coca-Cola held together justlong enough for the bass to swim to the surface and swallow it. This | phenomenon was a unexpected MECCA—Tonight: ‘Phantom Raiders’ that before the evening was over | “Covered Wagon Trails.’ Tomorrow various customers had fed seven | TDrougn Tuesdaf. "Chost Breakers: ang “cokes” to the bass. The bass ORIENTAL—Tonight: “Phantom Raidteocied the sale way to ote row {hrouen” Monday: Mortal some dash shot into the aquarium. e | and “Carolina Moon.’ gulped it down just like the ham- ca RANOL hu MELA WR burger and popcorn. ! Now if he could just be trained to sit through a double feature.

and “OQuiside.the Three-Mile Limit.” Tomorrow through Tuesdav: ‘All This, and Heaven, Too” and ‘Murder in the Air.” DAISY Tonight: “Saps at Sea’ and “Phantom Raiders.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Maryland’ and ‘You Can't Fool Your Wife." I EMERSON—Tonight: “Sporting Blood and ‘Curtain Call.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Stand Up and Iight” and ‘Honolulu ESQUIRE— Tonight and tomorrow: “All and Heaven, Too and ‘Lucky Cisco Kid." | . FOUNTAIN SQUARE -—Tonight through Tuesday “Boys From Syracuse'> and Private Affairs.’ HAMILTON —Tonight through av: Pinocchio’ and “Sporting Blood.” IRVING—Tonight and tomorrow: ‘Boys From Syracuse’ “Sporting Blood.”

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a kady. : ; SPEEDWAY —Tonight: “Brother Orchid’ and ‘‘Murdeér in the Air.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Maryland’ and “La. Conga Nights," STATE--Tonight: “Gangs of Chicago’ and “Hi Yo Silver." Tomorrow through Tuesaay: ‘Till We Meet Again’] and ‘‘Saari. STRAND — Tonight and tomorrow: “Pride .and Prejudice’ and ‘‘Boys From Syracuse.” STRATFORD—Tonight: “Angel from | Texas’ and '‘Westbound Stage.” Tomorrom through Tuesday: “Dark Command" and ‘“‘Turnabout.”

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BELMONT—Tonight: “Private Affairs’ and ‘Return of Wild Bill." Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Pride and Prejudice’ and ‘‘Boys From Syracuse.” CINEMA — Tonight: “San Francisco"

Cargo” and now emerges as tops | in a comedy role. Cast as an ex-pug, ‘his ever repeated story of how he “‘kayoed the sailor in the 72d” never {ails to bring laughter to the audience. The story centers: around the trials of little Betty Brewer, who portrays Mary Elizabeth (Squib) Clayton. Her grandfather, editor of the Clarion, is chased out of town by the villian, Lewis Rebstock, played by Joseph Schildkraut. Rebstock is a descendant of thej aristocratic family which once owned the entire range and devotes | his life to avenging his lost fortune TACOMA — Tonight: “Untamed” and by attempting to rid the land of “Artists.and Models.” Tomorrow through the settlers. | Tuesday: ‘‘New Moon" and “Those Were -

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“Three Faces West.” ‘Tgmorrow through Wednesday: ‘Pride and Prejudice” and “information Please.”

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