Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1940 — Page 6
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“South of Pago Pago” the other night was James Mescall, an East
Side painter. Mr. Mescall’s son island picture. at 20th Century-Fox and now is the Sonja Henie pictures including “Happy Landing” which is , being brought back to the Parker . tonight and tomorrow. You can safely bet Mr, Mescall will be ° there. Mr. | Mescall has made several trips to California to visit his son. On most of them he has spent part of his time painting sets for one of the major studios. He's going back in about a month and plans io live there. ) ” o 2 EDDIE ZEYEN has become rather a minor authority on Egyptology. As manager of Zaring’'s Egyptian Theater he has had occasion to delve into the Central Library's books on the land of the Pharaohs, Under his direction there recently were completed six large plagues to hang above the theater's sidelights. Each of them was carved from sections of friefes Mr. Zeyefi found in books of Egyptian art.
, John, was head cameraman on the South Sea John Mescall formerly was in at United Ar
charge of photography tists. He filmed all of
An unusual Egyptian art is
characteristic of that in all wall paintings and picture-writings, figures are of uniform height except in the case of royal personages. Mr. Zeyen explains that in the : time of the Pharaohs, nearly everyone except royalty was a laborer or slave, Thus it was ordered that all figures in art works must be the same height and at a level lower than figures in paintings of royalty. This is evident in th \Zaring’s reproductions.
2 nn » TWO NEW SERIALS start
this week. ‘Tomorrow the first chapter of the 13-episode “Winners of the West” will open at the Paramount. It stars Anne Nagel and Diek Foran. “King of the Royal Mounted” opens at the Saturday matinee at the Rivoli starring Allan Lane, Herbert Rawlinson, Bryant Wash-
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Robert Strange. Chaplls of the struggles tor “Compound X” valued highly as a cure (for infantile paralysis and also for its magnatic properties ‘which would be effective in mine-laying. J ” ”n EJ Repeats and Revivals: “Gulliver's | Travels” and “Buck Benny Rides Again” at the Paraa pha: “Four’s a Crowd”. and “Valley of the Giants” at the Sheridan tomorrow through Saturday; (If I Had My Way” and “Destry Rides Again” tomorrow through Saturday at the
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Emerson; “Dr. Rhythm” tonight and tomorrow at the Tacoma. 2 ” ” ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED to open tomorrow, “They Drivg by Night” and “The Biscuit Eater” opens tonight at the Vogue. Both films have been playing to packed houses. : > 2 ” o If you're visiting the Uptown with the younger folks in your family, get Manager John Peterson to render his impression of
« “Rex, King of Wild Horses.” | 2 J
2 ; After ‘three picture changes during last week, the Hamilton is back on its regular schedule of beginning a new show on Thursdays and Sundays. ” ” ”
MID-WEEK SCHEDULE:
BELMONT—Tonight and Omorrow: {We Who. Are Young” and “Haunted House.” > ; CINEMA—Tonight: “All This, and Heaven Too” and ‘‘Murder ‘in the Air.” Tomorrow = through Saturday: ‘Andy Hardy Meets Debutante” and “Cavalcade of Academy Awards.” 2 D A I § Y—Tonight and tomorrow: andy Is a Lady” and Vigil in the
ight, EMERSON—Tonight: “Stand Up and Fight” and “Honolulu.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Destry Rides Again” and “If I Had My Way.” | ESQUIRE—Tonight: “Gunga” Din” and “Sporting Blood.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Andy Hardy Meets Debutante” and short subjects. FOUNTAIN. SQUARE—Tonight through Friday: ‘‘Scatterbrain” an “Sporting Blood.” HAMILTON—Tonight through - Saturday: “His Girl Friday” and “On Their Own.” IRVING —Tonight: Affairs” and ‘Military = Academy.” Tomorrow through Sunday: “They Drive by Night” and “My Love Came Back." ME C C A — Tonight and tomorrow: “Florian’’ and ‘Forgotten Girls.” ORIENTAL Tonight: “Forgotten Girls” and “Murder in the Air." Tomorrow through Saturday: “Flight Angels” and “Florian.” PARAMOUNT — Tonight: ‘The Mortal Storm” and On Their Owl,” Tomorrow and Friday: “Phantom Raiders.” “Money to Burn’ and “Winners of the West.” PARKER — Tonight and tomorfow: “Happy Landing” andw'‘Days - of _ Jessie James.” . REX Tonight and tomorrow: ‘Lone Wolf Meets a Lady” and “Island of Doomed Men.” ’ RIVOLI—Tonight: “South of Pago Pago” and “Military Academy.” Tomorrow through Sunday: “They Drive by Night” and “My Love Came Back.” ST. CLAIR—Tonight: “Flight Angels” and “King of the Lumberjacks.” Tomorrow through Sunday: “All This, and - Heaven Too and “Our Town.” SANDERS — Tonight: “Irene” and “Earthbound.” Tomorrow through Saturday ky Patrol” and ‘Blazing 8ix-
“Private
. “Ah me,” sighs Mickey Rooney. “To think I've misjudged this poor creature. If I could only deserve and win the love of one so tender and faithful.” Mickey and the poor tattered Judy Garland do a mellerdrammer scene from “Strike Up the Band,” opening Friday at Loew's.
“New Moon” and ‘Doctor Takes a Wife.” -
STATE—Tonight and tomorrow: Be Ju Ian B r I NgsS |
Band to Roof
BS i p. Togight: “Sailor's Lady” (Waltz, La Conga Night To! Be Observed.
and “We Who are Young,” Tomorrow through Sunday: ‘*“They Drive by Night" and ‘My Love Came Back.” Danvers Julian and his orches-! tra will play at the Indiana Roof tonight for the combination Waltz
STRATFORD—Tonizht and tomorrow \ and La. Conga night. |
¢“Biother Orchid” and: “La Conga Nights.” La Conga lessons, under the di- |
- TACOMA — Tonight and tomorrow: “Dr. Rhythm’ and ‘'‘Hpt Steel.” . TALBOTT — Tonight * and tomorrow: “Wagons Westward” and ‘Love, Honor rection of Mr. and Mrs. Jac Bro- | | derick, will begin at 17:30 p. m. | : {immediately before the weekly | Waltz Night, Every other dance]
and Oh Baby. TUXEDO—Tonight: “Boys From Syracuse” and “Private Affairs.” Tomorrow -through Saturday: “College Swing” and “Tear Gas Squad.” . UPTOWN—Tonight: ‘Pride and ‘Prejudice’ and ‘Information Please.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Our Town’ will be a waltz and every fourth | dance a Conga. : ‘| | Mr. Julian directed the music or a Publix stage show in “which the | ‘Conga was introduced to the United | |States. After four years as musical {director for the Publix Theater | Corp. he organized his band. which |
and ‘'Scatterbrain.”’ VOGUE—Tonight through Saturday: : i 'is noted for its conga, waltz and | { bolero tempi. | &
v Drive by Night” and ‘Biscuit
ZARING—Tonight: “South of Pago Pago” and “Private Affairs.’ Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘My Love Came Back'™ and “Pop Always Pays.”
DOWNTOWN ALAMO-—Tonight and tomorrow: “Land of Six Guns’ and ‘Manhattan Heartat.’ 5 _~ AMBASSADOR Tonight through: Saturday: “Man “Who Talked Too Much” and “Three Faces West.” {
WHEN DOES IT START?
) ; APOLLO “Captain ° Caution,” with /ictor Mature, Louise Platt, at 10:05, 12:05, 2:05, 4:05,. 6:05, 8:05 and 10:25.
“Rangers MacMurray
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SHERIDAN Tonight: Canary’ and Tomorrow through Saturday: “Four's a Crowd’ and ‘Valley of the Giants.”
“Cat and
SPEEDWAY —Tonight and tomorrow: |
Last Show 10 P, MM,
TOMORROW! Madéleine Carroll “MY SON, MY SON"
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with Rochelle Hudson. Jean Parker [sabél Jewell. Steffi Duna Lya Lys, on stage at 12:30. 2:48 5:06 7:24 and 9:42 “The Leather Pushers.” with Richad Arlen. Andv Devine Astrid All37 at 11:14, 1:32, 3.30. 6:08, 8:36 and 19:42. ~
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Help Whiteman Strike Up the Band
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1940
Paul Whiteman, who plays himself in the Rooney-Garland film, says that jitterbug music is on the way out. From the looks of things, someone forgot to notify Judy and Mickey. Mr. Whiteman leads his orchestra and also plays a dramatic part in his first picture since the “King of Jazz.” i
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10 Fridays at 2:30 P. M.—10 Saturdays at 8:30 P. M. Nov. 15, 16 ..,.......Orchestral Jan. 31, Feb. 1...Jascha Heifetz : (Violinist) Nov. 24, 30..Marjorie Lawrence Feb. 14, 15..Ferdinand Schaefer 110] Feb. 28, Mar. 1 Mildred Dilling . (Pianist) Jan. 3, 4. .......... 15 .v.e0veee Igor Gorin Abram Chasins - (Pianist) Mar. 28, 29 .........Orchestral (Elmer A. Steffen, Conductor)
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The group includes four violinists, and one new player in the viola, cello, flute, horn and bassoon sections, The musicians are: Philip Callaci, Barnett Gardelle, Jerome Kasin, William Nowinski and Theodore Silavin, violins; Jerome Lipson, viola; :Rudelph Uhlik, flute; Clyde Miller, horn, and Herman A. Beilfuss, bassoon. The men will report Nov. 1 to begin rehearsals. The orchestra's fourth season under Mr, Sevitzky's direction is to open Nov. 15716.
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