Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1940 — Page 14

HOLLYWOOD

Kids Hired as Movie Circus Crowd

Have

Field Day With Autographs

Fox 1 very movie T, hired for the crowd shots run around | barefoot, in calico and overalls and tattered straw hats —and| ask for autographs. It beats ‘hounding a premiere; they can catch Henry Fonda, Linda Darnell, Dorothy - Lamour and Jane Darwell. Easiest to catch is Miss Darwell, the Fat Lady who waddles around or mostly sits sweltering - under huge [cotton batting pads and bredicting unhappily that she won't [lose an ounce. The wardrobe department started her costume with a suit of heavy woollies, then stitched on rolls of cotton, inches thick, and covered it with another suit. | " 8 EBUT MISS DARWELL'S suffering is alleviated somewhat by knowing she looks genuine. One of the| clowns, telling some circus anecdote between scenes, said to her, “| . so then he made an offer to Lulu—you remember Lulu?” Miss Darwell said no, she didn't | remember Lulu. “You don't?!’ asked the joey in surprise. | “Well, you know Marie, anyway. Fine woman, Marie; she was with the outfit for years until she began to lose so much weight! Miss Darwell didn't know | Marie, either, and finally explained that she never had been in .a dircus. - All the half dozen joeys in the cast are real ones. Harry Bayfield was with circuses for years until he began training animals for Harold Lloyd. Larry Valli, whose| card identifies him as Bozo the Progical Fun House Clown, was orphaned with a circus and at 11 was doing cartwheels and walkdrounds with Ringling. He stays out here all the time now. working in pictures and at the Venice amusement pier and entertaining kids in hospitals and orphanages. and even lecturing in

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HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 1.—About the nearest I'll get to a circus this year, I guess, is the one which has been assembled on the 20th Real circuses don’t come to Hollywood

hat's the way it is with this movie circus. The kids they’ ve

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tance of , brushing teeth and scrubbing ears. ”® E- 8 ‘HE MIXES ADVICE with magic tricks and patter, but he also could speak seriously to adults if they'd listen. His own skin is soft as a baby’s. All clowns are like that, no matter how old they get, Bozo said, because they wear that white makeup so much of the time. It’s cold cream and powdered zinc oxide, in case anyone wants to try it, and he removes it with olive oil. Except for the clowns there are no real performers in the cast, though Linda Darnell does amazingly well as a bareback rider. Dorothy Lamour, as the other ‘feminine lead, doesn’t ride well at all. After being bitten, by chimpanzees, made seasick by elephants and frightened by alligators, a python and a tiger in other pictures, she apparently is a little fed up with having to. work with .animals. | ” 2 ” THEY'VE GOT a lion for this show, but|they don’t always have to have him on the set. A couple of sound-effects men have rigged up a wastebasket and a rosined string like the Halloween contraptions made by kids, and it does the off-stage roaring. The sound men said the most fun they ever had with the roaring machine was during the filming of “Stanley and Livingstone.” Walter Brennan had a scene in the synthetic jungle ending with nervously,’ “Them lions is gettin’ nearer an’ nearer!” At | let go a couple of har- | with the wastebasket hind = him. Brennan naight into the air and went all to pieces.

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FRENCH | LICK, Ind, Oct. 1.— The contrbiitions of the motion picture industly to American history, ideals and [traditions in the face of pagan doctrines of war will be discussed here tonight by Will H. Hays, president of the Motion Picrs and Distributors of

Mr. Hays will address a banquet meeting of | elegates to the Indiana D. A. R. three-day annual conferopening at French Lick Springs Hotel today. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Hays, honored guests at the banquet will include John A. Watkins, Bloomfield, state| commander of the American Legion; J. Henry Somes, Indianapolis, state president, Sons of American Revolution; = Mrs. George Jaqua, Winchester, president, Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs, | and Mrs.: James B. Crankshaw, | Ft. Wayne, honorary vice president “ged, National Society, D. A. |

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The glamorous Gertrude Lawrence was just “Little Gertie Lawrence” when the picture at the left was The occasion was her debut at the age of 10 in a provincial English music hall. the right with Noel Coward in “Red Peppers,” one of the nine plays in Mr. Coward's “Tonight at 8:30,” which helped to cement the actress’ distinguished international reputation. first Indianapolis appearance as the star of “Skylark,” which opens a four-day.engagement at English’s

a THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Glamorous Gertrude Once ‘Little Gertie’

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WHEN DOES IT START? CIRCLE “The Mummy’s Hand,” with Dick Foran, Peggy Moran, Eduardo Ciannelli, at 12:13. 2:47. 5:21. 7:55 and

“Argentine Nights.” with the Ritz Bros., the Andrews Sisters. Constance Moore, at 11, 1:34. 4:08. 6:42 and 9:16. INDIANA Parade,’ »

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LYRIC " Qzzie Nelson and his orchestra, with Harriet Hilliard, Roseanne Stevens, PB Cummings, at 1, 3:52. 6:46 and in the Air.” with Frankle . Marjorie Revholds Mantan Moreland, at 135. 2:27. 5:21. 8:13 and 10:45.

JAGGER TO AVOID STAGE HENCEFORTH

Times Special 3 HOLLYWOOD, Oct, 1. — Dean Jagger, the movies’ Brigham Young, agreed this week to forego all plays on Broadway. When 20th Century-Fox signed the former Hoosier last April, he insisted that the contract give him permission to return to New York for one play each winter with his movie making confined mostly to summers. After his performance in “Brigham Young,” the studio persuaded

Mr. Jagger to forego the stage and sign a new contract which puts him at the studio’s call 12 months of the year. His first picture under the new set-up will be Zane Grey's “Western Union.”

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Wex Cylinders. of of 40 Years

Ago Are Modernized. By EMILY C. DAVIS

Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Oct. 1—In a preview in a tiny, crowded room at the Library of Congress today, engineers demonstrated that they can at last rejuvenate wax cylinder

phonograph records of 40 years ago. Not merely have they found a way to play safely thousands of

(frail cylinders on which scientists

hopefully recorded folk music and primitive songs-—and then stored the records away silent, afraid to play them even once—but the engineers have succeeded in making the music sound as it really was sung 40 years ago, not the way the old tin-horn phonograph hoarsely croaked it out. Among keenly interested participants in the demonstration was Percy Grainger, noted composer and pianist. Nearly 300 cylinder records of folk music from all over the world, which Mr, Grainger himself recorded, about 1905 to 1908, will be transcribed to launch the Library of Congress’ new task of making old and silent records hearable. Mr. Grainger has kept his records unplayed. The new machine is an invention from the Philco Co.'s laboratories. The machine represents another job found for the now familiar electric eye, or phota-electric cell. The photo-electric pick-up is placed on a standard dictaphone machine, replacing original equipment. ‘The standard spindle is changed tor one that will fit the commercial type of old Edishon wax cylinder. The pho-to-electric pick-up is in turn connected to a Philco Home Recorder. Sound from the wax cylinder can thus be transcribed from - the

ord. Instead of the usual phonograph needle the device has a sapphire stylus which needs only to float gently in the grooves. As it does this, it sways a tiny mirror from six to seven thousandths of an inch thick. This mirror reflects light rays, directed on it by a tiny bulb, onto a photo-electric cell. The cell translates thé light rays into energy which séts up the sound vibrations. The new device reveals vividly that the weak feature of oldfashioned scratchy, gurgling phonograph music was due, not to the recording itself, but to the reproducing machine.

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There will be music by Louie Lowe at the Indiana Roof tomorrow night as the downtown dance spot offers another in its weekly series of special “la conga nights.” The Lowe band, which has been at Westlake throughout the summer, will play from 8.30 p. m. until 12:30 a. m. and for the hour beginning at 7:30, Mr. and Mrs. Jac Broderick will be on hand to give free la conga lessons to Roof patrons, Tomorrow night's musical schedule calls for a waltz every other dance, and every fourth dance a combination la conga and fox trot group. The remaining dances will be-fox trots.

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NEW CASTLE. Ind, Oct. 1 X P.). — Federal officials say that there’s going to be a new airport at New Castle, but it’s a surprise to local officials. When advised that a grant of

$160,000 was available for construction of the airport, city officials immediately started an investigation to discover what would be done. Floyd Hutchison, executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, said that a survey was made for a possible airport location recently, but that nothing happened. He said he would check authorities of the Civil Aeronautics Authority to secure more information about the projected field.

Atom Smasher Is Near Completion

Ttnes Special SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 1.— Notre Dame University’s 8,000,000volt atom smasher will be ready for use the first of the year. The huge machine will be capable of producing a voltage nearly twice as large as any existing electrostatic generator. Dr. Bernard Waldman, Dr. George B. Collins and John T. Fergusson, supervisor © of = the university machine shop, designed the new equipment, modeling it after the University of Wisconsin's 4,500,-000-volt generator. The equipment will be inclosed in a 20-ton steel tank, 40 feet long and eight feet in diameter. One section of the tank is mounted on street car wheels so that the apparatus inside will Be readily accessible.

REPORTS AIRPLANE CRASH IN MONTANA

GREAT FALLS, Mont., Oct. 1 (U. P.).—Airline headquarters here were notified last night that a small airplane was reported to have crashed in the vicinity of Belgrade, Mont. A Montana Power Co. employee was said to have seen a plane go down “in flames” about two miles east of the Madison River and 15 miles south of Belgrade. No airline planes were reported missing.

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (U. P.).— A bitter Senate fight was promised today over a proposal to provide

The proposal, which would lift the Johnson Act that prohibits loans to nations which defaulted on their. World War debts, was introduced by Senator William H. King (D. Utah), who has been defeated for renomination, Senator King presented a resolution which would scale down Britain's World War debt, authorize the President to loan money to Britain through the Export-Import Bank, and give the President authority to negotiate for British island bases in the Pacific. His resolution provided for a waiving of the Johnson Act and of the section of the Neutrality Act prohibiting loans to belligerents, insofar as they apply to Great Britain.

F.D.R. Emblems Sent to G.O.P.

DEMOCRATS who want a fresh supply of Roosevelt campaign emblems can find them at the headquarters of the Irvington Republican Club, 5446 E. Washington St. But they'd better hurry, because the club is semi-officially on record as favoring using them as furnace kindling. Through a shipping error, a New York novelly company sent a gross of Democratic emblems to the Republican club here. The company, admitting the mistake, did not ask the local club to send them back but instead asked the members to consider purchasing a similar batch of emblems with “Willkie Boosters” slogans on them. The offer is still under advitement. The question of what to do with the Roosevelt emblems is still up in the air.

CLAIMS THAT FRENCH CLOSED EYES TO WAR

| The French hated war and re-| fused to face the inevitable, Kenneth T. Downs, foreign corresponden, told the Indianapolis Press Club men last night in explaining that nation’s fall. Mr. Downs remaired in Paris, as the. International News Service bureau head, until the Germans! were only a few miles from the city. He warned America to prepare immediately, saying that “we cannot afford to delay a single day in

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MIDWEST ASKS INDUSTRIES

‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (U.P) .— hree Governors, spokesmen for nine Midwestern states, told President Roosevelt today that the naticnal defense program will collapse unless the central regions of the country are given a fair share of new defense industries. :

Deaths—Funerals

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and Noel B. Chambers. passed awav Monday evening at residence. 2109 W. Walnut. Services Thursday. 2 np. m.? Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a. m. Wednesday.

JACOBS Wilhelm, 81 vears., 1624 S. East beloved husband of Anna Jacob She of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and aa fred Jacobs: grandfather |of Harold Jacobs and Omer Miller. passed away Monday p. m. Funeral Thursday at 2 p. m. at the G. H_Herrma Home, 1505 S. East St. Friends a, Burial Crown Hill. Friends mav call at the funeral home after 6 p. m. Tuesday.

SULLIVAN — Annie E., beloved wife of John J. Sullivan. mother of MecGlaughlin, Margaret Morgan, Lillie] Whitehead. John William Sullivan. James | Sullivan and Albert Rice. died Monday Sept. 30. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 3, sini the Tesidence, 2150 S. Pennsylvania St..| 0 m. Service at Sacred Heart en: 8 a. m. Friends invited.

VERNICK—Gus. 40 vears. beloved Jishapd of La Verne Vernick, father of Gus Jr Helen. Bobby and Donald Vernick. passed | away Tuesday a. m. Funeral Thursday. 3:30 H. Herrmann Fu- . East St. Friends i Crown _ Hill. Friends may call after 6 p. m. Tuesday.

WENZLER—Charles M.. age 66 vears. husband of Rosa. father of Mrs. Gertrude Curtis. brother of John Wenzler and Ss. ary Hamilton. grandfather. of Joseph Jr... Marie Jackqueline. Ann Louise and Michael Curtis. passed awav Nopday. Funeral Thursday, 3 8:30 m. Usher Mortuary. Washington: a. Church. Friends med. Joseph’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.

WHITE—Donna Francine, age 16. beloved daughter of Fran V. Brickler and Don E. White, at ns of Mr. and Mrs. Dan V ite. and Mr. and Mrs, Len S. Webb, passed awav Saturday p. m. Friends mav call at the home, 32 N. Arlington Ave. any time. Funeral 2 m. Wednesday at the Downey Avenue Christian Church, 111 S. Downey Ave. Body will lie in state from l until 2 p. m. Wednesday at the church. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. For ary. Rll J]iormasion call Dorsey Mortu’IY -1

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“Exalted MothMothers erhood.” Now ready! Send 25c. Planned Parenthood Assn., Indpls. ANNOUNCING A. DAVID McKINLEY . Physician. 4905 W. 14th. BE3 MD pL Slee W FOOT treatment. Dr. A. P. Hall, 402 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

Eo BA Wash.

LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN ° PRESS ® REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE MEYER O. JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th. : WY Wolol:P

ALTERATIONS and furs, specialty. Jadies, BRN glothing. coats relined. KAL

(AUTOMOBILES— USED)

CAR 21 condition. Reasonable. 1 N. Mer. Studebaker Distributor. (BUILDING SERVICE) REMODELING. roofing, siding. storm nd Easy payments. Call MR. AGAN. 4006. DR-3486

(CARPENTERING) oh

CARPENTERING: roofing, cement werk, screened porches. No job too small. Reasonable.

DR-3263. (CARPENTERING-MASONRY)

CARPENTERING masonry for all remodeiing and | repairing Work guaranteed. FREE ESTIMATE. DR-4 (CINDERS) 60c Yd. in 5-Yd. Lads. No. of 38th. ~ (DENTISTS)

1145 |

HU. 3439

Cinders

. SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

946 N. Illinois

J. C. WILSON!

1230 Prospect St.

£L1-5409

DR-0321 DR-0322

HLTT84, | So 1

0. EOST—Lad

Florists & Monuments

Free Dirt

BENT

DR. BERTRAM RIFFLE. D. D. tL. _ 2719 E Washington |. CH-1859

(DIRT—FREE) Fi Ln CH-6053

for fill 2213 N. Gale (FLOOR REFINISHING)

old SCHERR

and ER,

electric floor sander, painted floors made new. 1247 Madison.

Lost and Found

Two English Springer Spaniels, one white and black, female. one brown and Yhite, male pup. Names Silver and Rusty. N. Denny. Call CH-1447-J after 5

1315 Pp. m. urse. Delauesday eve-

Jegal pur_poses. Li Einera reward. DR.71

Lost = | Crescent shape sorority oP M.S. on back. Reward. BE 2070.

's black Jester

Fur!

c CLEANING | REPAIRING —Victor | Furnaces;

(FUR COMPANIES)

Layaway plan; make selection now. Terms. Indiana Fur Co. 23 E. Ohio.

Oil Burners, Stokers. Gas __HALL-NEAL FURNACE. Li LI-4576 457

(FURNITURE REPAIRING) KASPER FURNITURE CO.—850 Virginis | Ave. DR-1341. Hepajring, refinishing. upholstering: Reasonable (FURNACE REPAIRING) REPAIR AND CLEAN any make furnace, Satisfaction guaranteed. Free estimates. SMITHERS. BE-3444-J. FURNACES—Repair all makes. free. ES A. WILSON, 847 W.

2 ners.

Estimates 30th.

Street,

for Publi

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VENETIAN BLINDS —~ Window Shades. PATTERSON S| SHADE & FLOOR COVERe= ING CO 1142 N Meridia

(WINDOW Shap;

1350 N. Mlinois. RI-1581

Swaps 31

ELECTRIC ironer ABC. Like new ior Tur coat or what? BR-4720.

04.145 subscribers €verv aay ‘nD Marion county alone to reaad your want ad In The Times. Results at jowest word rate mn the cite Phone RI-5551

Farm, Garden, Plants 33 Re-Seed Now Co-Op. Fal Lawn Seed

Mixture—3 lbs., 95c; 5 Ins., $1.50—Marion County Farm Bureau Co-Op., 731 W. Henry. LI-6381

GRAPES 85¢ bu. Apples 50c bu. up. Apple cider 23c Shell: 24 HOURS DAILY 230 N. RURAL BRING CONTAINERS

, BRING vo your farm wagon wheels to be re-

paired 2nd tires fitted. DELWAGON

JOHN GUE _HOEFER CO. 2

Ky.

| PEACHES, Potatoes, $1 bag: grapes, $1 bu.;

apples, 50c bu.:

crabapples, cider, Bring __containers. W. alm

16th and Monte

Legals 44

"NOTICE TO BIDDERS The undersigned publicly osts from time to time as needed on the bulletin board of the Board of School Commjs|sioners of ftv of Indianapolis, Indiana. at its office. 150 North PMeridisn Indianapolis, Indiana, specifica ons for divers supplies for school. offices, janitors domestic science, manual! trainling and office equipment. for magazines ¢ Libraries, elementary and high schools, for repairs to buildings ad or jhe (Jurnishing of labor and or terial repairs to schools,

ry make libraries. :! offices” shop

and be received 4 by” the underfigned for the sale to the Board of sup. plies. material and equipment until the Juspactye dates named in said specifica-

THE BOARD OF JOH COMMIS. IONERS OF THE INDI-

OF ANAPOLIS. A. B. GOOD, “Business Director. Indianapolis, oandiana

Oe TTTOE or “APPLICATION FOR A BANKING INSTITUTION Sta of Indiana, Department of Finane~ cial Institutions. SS: A notice is herebv’ given that an application has en filed with the DepartDaa of Financial Institutions for the

ing Institution to be known as the Morris Plan Bank of Indianapolis, the principal lace of business being at 11 ashington St., Indianapolis, Jodians, and its capital io be undred thousand dollars $200,000.00) divid ed into 2.000 shares of * ong, hundred iH £3100. a0) e i e applicants. propos ng jo. establish such insti utions are as fol-

0 William L, Schloss, Jackiel W. Joseph Le Roy Kahler C. Neidlinger, Howar M. Coots, ‘Richard Freije, Geo. : Lg Theodore R.

erma ice is "hereby firner given that on h day of October. 1940. the said application for organization and incorPyation >i heard and determined at 10:00 the office of ihe 410 Brat a

. WALLACE, 2 Director.