Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1940 — Page 7

; WEDNESDAY, ocr. 16, 1940

HOLLYWOOD

Sneak Preview Ribbing Didn't Soothe Jimmy Stewart's Feelings

By PAUL HARRISON 3 Times Special Writer % HOLLYWOOD, Oct: 16.—THE RIBBERS AT METRO AREN'T HELPING Jimmy Stewart’s inferiority complex a bit, since the sneak

preview of “Philadelphia Story” at in which Mr, Stewart finally gets

cried, “Oh, no! And when Miss Hepburn refused Mr. Stewart, there was a long, audibile sigh of relief from the fan, who later applauded a reconciliation between the feminine star and Cary Grant. Mr. Stewart’s jeering pals might be impressed if they knew what Miss Hepburn herself thinks of him. Before she left Hollywood Noel Coward gave a party for her, Barbara Hutton came, with Cary Grant, Olivia. DeHavilland with Stewart. After dinner they began playing the old truth game, and Coward asked the guest of honor the stock question: “Who’s the most romantic man in Hollywood with whom you'd choose to be stranded on a desert island?” Miss Hepburn sald, “Jimmy Stewart.” And Miss DeHavilland didn’t like it a bit.

= z ” DARRYL ZANUCK'’S barber, Sam Silver, has been basking a little too prominently in reflected glory, and it was decided the other day he ought to be deflated a hit. The Little Napoleon takes Sam with him on trips, and has given him some scripts to read for his opinion. Such responsibility has

BARGAIN PERMANENTS Croquignole Steam Ofl Permanent complete with hair out shampoo,

A push-up wav $1 w

ang Tingle. Roberts Beauty Shop

Huntington Park. During the scene

up his courage and asks Katharine * Hepburn to marry him, an anguished female voice in the theater Don’t marry HIM!”

been too much for Sam to hear quietly, so he has been telling people how close he is to the boss.

So they phoned over to Metro and hired the ribber-actor, Albert Morin, for a day. He was done up in a turban, escorted to the barber shop and introduced to Sam as the Maharaja of Zuleika. Privately, too, Sam was told the fabulously rich

thing if he liked his work. And what could he do for His Royal Highness? Well, a haircut or shave from the hands of an unbeliever would be out of the question,

Sam salaamed and went to work. Morin played it big and yelped in regal fury when the nervous barber clipped too close. Sam gave the toe an apologetic kiss. As he left, Morin dug into a pocket, said, “Here, my nlan,” and gave him a handful of loose jewels. The barber sped downtown to have the stuff appraised, and Morin won't be going back to that shop for a long time. The emeralds and rubies came from the prop department.

DANCE PAIR AT HOTEL

The dance team of Ted and Mary Taft has opened an engagement at the Hotel Washington's Sapphire Room. The team recently completed a vaudeville tour with the Andrews Sisters and an engagement in St. Louis with Ted Fio Rito and his or-

ends. 528 Massachusetts Ave. LI-0632

137 E. WASHINGTON ST... AR

d of “MIRACLE” BARGAINS DON’T MISS THESE BIG VALUES!

500 PAIRS WOMEN'S NOVELTY

FOOTWEAR

$1.00 AND $2.00 VALUES!

Broken size ranges of higher

footwear—placed on sale -—at a price All sizes in lot—

that calls for action! but not each style.

SUPER BARGAINS!

Women’s SILK HOSE

81%

‘WOMEN’S BLOUSES |

Plain color 46¢

striped AT Sport blouses. All RAYON PAJAMAS Women's rayon kimonos and pa- 46° jamas. Priced to sell fast!

| \

DON'T MISS THESE BIG VALUES!

JUST ARRIVED!

FELT HATS

® Regular $1.00 Values!

Hats that were hought to sell for $1.00 go on sale at this unbelievable low price!

A wealth of smart new styles to from! All headsizes. j

REDUCED! FANCY

PILLOWS

® Actual $1 Values!

49:

4ssorisd shapes and colors. on _ sat as brocaded bi ns, Kapok filled.

HNL Ng a) \4

EEG

chestra.

CADE BLDG... INDIANAPOL!S

2 BIG DAYS

Rajah might give him almost any-|,

. Joan Has the Evidence

Joan Blondell confronts Dick Powell with the incriminating letter

which probably will wind up as Exhibit A

in “I Want a Divorce,” com-

ing to the Indiana Friday along with Dorothy Lamour’s latest tropical

- epi¢, “Moon Over Burma.”

but a pedicure would be all right.|,

NEIGHBORHOODS

Ritz

Reopened by Smoking: Rooms Where Show is Visible

Markun,

By DAVID MARSHALL

The Ritz Theater, long a North Side favorite particularly with the younger folk, will open at 1 45 p. m. Saturday after being closed some

two months.

In the last few weeks it has been extensively remodeled including the installation of two rooms where both men and women can smoke and watch the pictures through glass walls.

The theater is being opened by Louis R. Markun, who with his father (Oscar Markun) have owned and operated many a local neighborhood theater in the past 20 years. Together they built and opened the Ritz 12 years ago. They also operated a neighborh 0 0 d chain including the Dream, Tuxedo, Rex, Laurel, Hollywood and Paramount Theaters. Mr, Markun has contracted to show M-G-M, 20th-Century Fox, Paramount and Warner Bros. films on his screen,

Mr. Markun

priced

SPECIAL GROUP

Boys’ Shirts

@ Values to 59c¢

2.46.

Boys’ dress. shirts — knit sport shirts — work shirts. All sizes in lot. Some slightly soil

300 WOMEN'S

choose

Dark colors. Fine

CORDUROY JIMMIES : 46° quality. Sizes 2 to 6. Save n now!

WOOL SWEATERS

Boys’ and girls’

all-wool slipover sweaters in assorted colors. All sizes. eu MEN'S SWEATERS Fleeced cotton knit coat sweat- 46° ers in all sizes. 89¢ value!

DON'T MISS THESE BIG VALUES! a WHILE QUANTITY LASTS! MEN'S

‘Work Pants

® A Regular $1.00 Value!

_ Men! Here’s real value! Dark

~ patterns, well made te give plenty of

Sizes 40 to 46 only. These won’t last long!

service! hurry!

SUPER BARGAINS! "MEN'S UNION SUITS Hele omoa | 46¢ long sleeve, ankle length. All sizes. MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Assorted fancy patterns, in as- 45 C orted colors. Shes 14 to 17. Men’s Flannel SHIRTS Bright, colerful plaid patterns in 46° 5 assorted colo ors. Sizes 14 to 17.

striped Better

19¢ PART WOOL

Blankets

46-

Lovely astel Blok patterns. at this low price!

@® Full Bed Size!

colors Grand i

00000000

BRE

VALUES YOU'LL NEVER FORGET

for Thursday Friday and Saturday

000

CURLY TOP

Permanent Waves

ONLY 50c Gomplete

With Shampoo Push-Up Set . Worth Many Times This Price

. $1.20 a ius

Hair Dyeing only 95¢

Regular $3 Value

Manicures 15¢ Regular 35¢ Value

3b¢

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY—NO WAITING

$2.25 Magic Swirl Permanent ......

Electric Hot Oil Steamer ‘Scalp Treatments, only

Service Starts at 8:30 A. M. GUARANTEED SERVICE

ROYAL

BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. RI-3070

N. E. Cor. Illinois and Wash. Sts. Fourth Floor

I RR ail

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

With

MUSIC

Marriage vs. Career Brings New Harpist to Symphony

By JAMES

and blond.

.new harpist this year in the person of Lynne Wainwright. One glance at Miss Wainwright's picture reveals that Mr. Sevitzky is not discouraged on the subject of pretty blond performers on the celestial instrument. And for that the orchestra patrons owe him a debt of gratitude. He realizes that the greater part ‘of an orchestra harpist’s working time is spent, not in playing, but in sitting well down stage and presenting her profile to the audience. And he has never failed to offer his audiences an attractive profile in the harp section. Mr. Sevitzky realizes, too, that the mortality among his harpists is pretty high, as a direct result of these attractive profiles. And further, that this demure object of downstage pulchritude sometimes entices the eye away from the conductor, where it rightfully belongs.

his audience short, nor dec selfish and personal considerations enter into his plan for the more abundant musical life. 2 2 2 MISS WAINRIGHT, like Miss Call, is an Indiana gjrl. Although she was born in Cleveland, she remedied sthat situation quickly by moving With her parents to Indianapolis and attending School 43.

which is the largest in Indianapolis. Because he believes newsreels are vitally important just now, he has arranged for first-run showings of M-G-M and Fox Movietone .newsreels. As his manager Mr. Markun has chosen Robert Hesseldenz, who for nearly 10 years was part owner and manager of the Uptown and once previously was manager of the Ritz. The house will be run on a dous ble feature policy plus the newsreels and a comedy. Daily open=ings will be at 6:45 p. m. with Saturday and Sunday openings at 1:45 p. m. ” ”

The Paramount will begin an early opening policy on Saturday. The box office blinds will be zipped up at 5 p. m. with the first show starting half an ‘hour later. This means patrons may see a complete show as late as 9:45 p. m. on Saturdays. Beginning Sunday Manager Joe Cof-

fey will distribute comic books

to the kids between 1:15 p. m. and 2:15 p. m., ” ” ”

For its family nights today and tomorrow the Parker is bringing back “Drums Along the Mohawk” with Henry Fonda and Claudette Colbert. The Sheridan, too, has a repeat tomorrow through Saturday: “Thunder Afloat” with Wallace Beery.

s ”

‘The comic book idea is contegious. The Rivoli starts distributing them at the Saturday matinee. ” ” ”

THE MID-WEEK SCHEDULE:

BELMONT- Tonight and tomorrow: “Wildcat Bug” and “Dr. Christian Meets the Women CINEMA— Tonight “South of Pago Pago” Came Back.” PAaISY-JFonsht and tomorrow: “if 1 Hzd Mv and ‘Gambling on the High EY aa DRIVE- IN Tonight: an’ and short EMERCON Tonight: Nizht” and “My morrow through Saturday: ed Too Much” and

and

and ve

“Convicted Wom-

“They Drive by Love Came Back.’ To“Man ‘Who “Girls of the

ESQUIRE TORSht “My Love Came Bac nd vlan Tomorrow thr Bh *8Sturday “Boys from 8yracuse” and ‘Private Affairs.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE — Tonight through Friday: “The Man 1 Married” and ‘Pop Always Pays.”

GRANADA—Tonight: “Boom Town’ and shorts. Tomorrow through Sunday: “Lucky Partners” and “Coming ‘Round the Mountain.’ BAMILTON- Tonight Prejudice’ and Tomorrow th ough Saturday: h Talked Too uch” and “It’s a gd ful World.”

RV1 NG — Tonight: “Mountai Rhythm’ and “Made for Each Other.’ Tomorrow through Sunday: “Return of Frank James’ and “Rhythm on the. i A MECCA—Tonight ‘Lucky Cisco Kid” Own.’ ORIENTA#—Tonight: “Captain Is a Ladv”’ and ‘Sons of the Navy.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “You Can't - Fool Your Wife” and “Charlie " Chan's Murder Cruise. PARAMOUNT Tonight: mand’ and “Death of Tomorrow and Friday: Susanna PARKER—-Tonight and “Drums Along the Mohawk’ Sante. Give ou Anything But ne ove:

“Pride ALS VL

tomorrow: “On Their

and and

“Dark Coma. Champion.’ “Four Sons’ and

Jomorpow.

BEX Todlsht sas and Somortows *“Toms

boy!’ and RIVOLI Tonight and ‘‘Cross-Country Roman morrow through Saturday: the Mob” and ‘'Golden Gloves.” ST. CLAIR—Tonight: “South of Pago 0 t bi Tomor“Rhythm Se the

nek Sariners” "0“Gueen of

RS — ~ on ht: “Waterloo Lone wail Meets a Lady. Saturday .

SANDE Bridge’ and ‘c Tomorrow through of omed Men’ Fumbleweeds.” SHERIDAN—Tonight: ‘Lucky ners’ and ‘‘Cross- Country Tomorrow through Saturd ‘Thunder float” and “A Bill of: Divorcement.

‘Man

PartRomance.”

ae HL Tonight and tomorrow:

BIG SAVINGS!

® Northern Seal

(Dyed Coney)

Mendoza Beaver ® Caracul Paw © Lapin © Pony ©

Hudson

New Coats to $4

Seals

ur 22.50 .50

$1.00

Places

y Coat in Our WAY

Er JRA, 7 SHINGTON ST.

TW Wy Tw

tomorrow: |. “My Lo

The Wainwrights then moved to Ft. Wayne, where Mr. Wainwright taught at South Side High School, from which his daughter was graduated. After attending Louisiana State University, where she was also on the music faculty, Miss Wainwright studied with Carlos Salzedo at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia. During this time she was harpist of the Curtis Institute Symphony ‘Orchestra for three years, substitute harpist of the Philadelphia Orchestra for two years, and harpist {1 for the Philadelphia Opera Co. for the same period. She graduated at Curtis this year with the “outstanding graduate” award, and recently returned from a tour of South America with Leo-

and “Know Your Money."

er Boom Town'' AG

STATE—Tonight and tomorrow: in 313” and “Laughing at Danger.” STRAND—Tonig ight: “You're Not Tough’ and “Ghost Breakers.” Tomorrow through Sunday: hen the Daltons Rode” and “Rhythm on the River.” STRATFORD—Tonight and tomorrow: ‘Love. Honor and Oh Baby’’ and “Sons of the Navy.” TACOMA—Tonight and _ tomorr “Colege Swing” and “In Old HEsourne oi TUXEDQ—Tonight: “Boom Town" and shorts: Tomorrow through Saturday: “You u're Nos To Tough” and ‘They Drive by Nigh ih “Pop Always Pays” Squad.” UPTOWN—Tonight: and ‘March through Saturda and ‘“‘Gulliver’s Trav GUE—Tonight chost, Breakers’ Youn ZARING—Tonight hroush Jaturaay: ZAR] Partners” and “A Bill of - vorcement.”

and

is Jomorrow: an

Tear Gas

‘‘Boom Town" m Tomorrow a Private Affairs” throu h Saturday; and * Who

DOWNTOWN

ALAMO—Tonight

and tomorrow: ‘Cowboy From Sundown”’

and “J.ancer

AMBASSADOR —Tonight through Saturday* “Boom Town’ and shorts.

(LUB BALLROOM Fountain Square Theatre Bldg

(TT A(LLE

CONT. MAT. 1 ta § [SK The. Toast of S SEATS RES. Two Continents

fut fafa

But Mr. Sevitzky isn’t one to sell

Dance Nightly Except Monday

THRASHER

THUS FAR the old problem of Marriage vs. Career hasn't puzzled the harpists of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra very much. Fabien Sevitzky’s first appointee was Marjorie Call, who was pretty Miss Call married at the end of her first season here. Then came Rebecca Lewis, likewise pretty and blond, who lasted two seasons before giving in to matrimony. So the orchestra is going to have a

Lynne Wainwright . . . another pretty harpist.

pold Stokowski and his all-American Youth Orchestra. Jack Wainwright, the harpist’s father, is owner and director of the Limberlost Music Camp at LaGrange, where Ernest Friedlander,

cellist, has taught for the past two summers. 8 5 ”

IT'S RATHER hard to find an executive around the Jordan Conservatory this week. Miss Ada Bicking, director, and G. V. Carrier, business manager, are touring music schools and other music centers in the East, and will be in Philadelphia tomorrow night for the reception honoring Fabien Sevitzky. Mr. Sevitzky, as you know, is head of the Jordan's orchestra department’ in addition to his orchestral duties. ‘The reception tomorrow night, however, is to honor him upon the 15th ‘anniversary of the Philadelphia: Chamber String Sin-

PVEKSTI00R

\B LL L391. ST

TODAY-FOUR BiG STARS!

i 1 ii Lo +i)

wn %

Ozzie elson _and Orcuesura ALSO: Color Cartoon — Late News

. I15ct0 6 ALAMO

| 2 HITS { 2 152 N,ILLINOIS ST.

*iRirst Indianapolis Showing#** Tex Ritter— “Cowboy From Sun own” George Sanders—‘ ‘Lancer Spy”

HURRY! 2 LAST DAYS!

INDIANA

The Queen of Rhythm!

Li AND HER

apa R01,

CLT LIRR: FID GURDON LEO TIE

Typ hoon of Thrills... of Lamour Love!

ROBERT PRESTON PRESTON FOSTER

TTI LEY fl BASSERMAN

. The year's scrap. happiest comedy of young love!

She told him he'd get a kick out of marriage

ETL LAMOUR |

Gloria Dickson « Frank Fay

the Indianapolis orchestra’s first

Olivia DeHaviliagnd “My Love Same Back”

CINEMA '%.*

WHEN DOES IT START?

. CIRCLE:

od jis Rockne—All American,” with Pat O’Brien, Gale Page, Ronald Reagan, at 13:30, 3:40, 6:50 and

“Money and the Woman,” wi JiBrey 2 nn, rents Marshall. and 8:5

INDIANA

ntine Way.” with Don Grable. armen Mir-. 3: :08 and 10:29.

No. 1.” OE George Murphy, Brenda Joyce. Lo ? na well, at 11, 2:23. 5:46 and 8: Mare ch of Time at 2: 103, 5. 2% ‘and

- "Down Ar Armeche, Betty anda, at 12:30

“Public

LOEW’ S

“The Howards of Virginia,” with Cary Grant, .Martha Scott, Sir Ceirie. olarvicke, at 11¢ 2:35, 6:10

in Question,” Rita Hayworth,

“The Lady Puan Aherne. . 4:45 and 8:2

nie

" Ina Ray Hutton and her prehestra on stage at 12:30, 2:46, 5:11, 1.217

with at

Gav Caballero,” with or esar Romero, Sheila Rvan. at 11:03, 1:23, 3:47, 6.03, 8:19 and 10:33, x

fonietta, of which he is founder and condiictor. 2 8 = WHILE HIS colleagues are in Philadelphia, Alfred Mirovitch, new head of the Conservatory’s piano department, will be opening his lecture ‘series at “Princeton University with a talk on “The Constructive Force of Music.” Mr, Mirovitch will be back in Indianapolis a week from tonight to deliver an address at the Conservaplory on Johann Sebastian Bach. And, after his teaching stint here, he will return to Princeton on Oct. 31 for another lecture. Following his Princeton engagements, Mr. Mirovitch is booked for a lecture series in New York and seversl recital appearances on the West Coast. Meanwhile, he has been forced to add another day to his teaching schedule at Jordan. All in all, a busy man.

PAGE 7 ENGLISH 325%. 8:30

TALLULAH BANKHEAD THE LITTLE FOXES

LILLIAN HELLMAN'S Dramatic Triumph with FRANK CONROY and o distinguished =

Eves.: 55¢, $1.10, 81.65, $2.20, $2.7 Sat. Mat.: 55¢, $1.10, $1.63, $2.20, Incl. Tax .

Seats Now On Sale.

25¢ to 6 30¢-40c Eve. Plus Tax,

Cr eae p]

TOWARDS GAUL LTFEY

—— PLA

BRIAN AHERNE

LRP: HAYWORTH,

THE

ALL BAERIGAIE AT OBR,

MONE Yana 4c WOMAN

with JEFFREY LYNN

BRENDA MARSHALL #|

ANITA LOUISE

ei SALE

I AR A THE FUN STARTS

FRIDAY!

Madder and merrier than “] Love You Again"l

RAYNOND WALBURN « LEE BOWMAN BONITA GRANVILLE +FELIX BRESSART

A ROBERT Z. LEONARD Production Original Screen Play by Lionel Houser + Directed by Robert Z. Leonard « A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture Produced by John W. Considine Jr.

_PLUS—

ROGER PRYOR

Opens *! P. M. TONIGHT! Rochelle Hudson

‘Convicted Woman’ |JN YOUR CAR.

rl 7] 1a an

Last Show 10 P. M,

TOMORROW! Adolphe Menjou

1) pr en

AND HEAR THE LAE :

EAST SIDE

Ronald Colinan §§ Ginger Rogers Gene Raympnd “Cross Country Romance” AND! A Three Stooges Laff Riot!

EMERSON .“%, &% 20¢

Geo. Raft “THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT” Olivia DeHavilland | My. Love Came Back”

CLI 6116 E. Wash,

SHERIDAN Doors open 6:45

Ginger Rogers “LUCKY PARTNERSJ” Gene Raymond “Cross Country Romance”

PARKER ,*

5:45 to 6 Final

200

Nite

~ Open 5:45 (0c

10th, All Seals Henry Fond: ‘DRUMS ALONG MOHAWK’ “Can't Give You Anything But Love’

The Mecca ,) 15¢

Noble Cesar Romero “LUCKY CISCO KID” Jones Family

“ON THEIR OWN 0)

'¥

Burns & Allen “COLLEGE SWING” Weaver Bios. “IN OLD MISSOURI” ___ Petit-Point Dinnerware to Ladies

NE ° 200

[EVIRIE “ws a

Ti 6 P.M.

Ly NEY “MOUNTAIN RHYTHM" MADY FOR EACH OTHER"

Hamilton 2116 E. 10th

Greer Garson “PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" Lana Turner “WE § WHO # ARE YOUNG”

PARA {OUNT i iL 5 Adults Ic ALWAYS—Kiddies lvp John Wayne—Roy Rogers— “THE DARK COMMAND” DEAT Oyverman—Donald O'Connor iy TH OF A CHAMPION” 4020 E. N York TUXEDO “FinaL vicar Clark Gably “BOOM TOWN”

Spencer Tracy Plus Selected Shorts

NORTH SIDE

ZARING Central at Fall Crk.

Ronald Col Ginger Rogers “LUCKY PARTNERS” “A BILL, OF DIVORCEMENT” 19th and Stratford ian

“LOVE, HONOR AND OH BABY” Jas. Dunn “SONS OF THE NAVY”

TALBOTT . Talbott at 22nd

Leon Erroll “ror AL Morgan

vi pe O’'Kee ie WA PAYS” YIEAR | GAS SQUAD” Doors

Dennis

Walter Brénnan “MARY!

ove Daily at 1:3 Yeon McLaglen—Jon Hig “80 F PAGO PAGO”

Jessie Ralph « Conrad Nagel

*£

Lucky Partners” |

Zr 2oc | (OTHE ALN An Bob

20¢C

OLSON THEATERS

AR IS SEA TTY FREE PARKING LOT ; Little Tough Guys—Dead End Kids

‘You're Not So Tough’ tore “GHOST BREAKERS”

Hope “JUNIOR G-MEN" at 6 P. M

THUR “WHEN THY. DALTONS RODE” f “RHYTHM ON THE RIVER”

NORTH SIDE

Spencer Claudette Hedy GABLE TRACY COLBERT LAMARRBR

“BOOM TOWN”

Plus Latest “MARCH OF TIME”

—

College at 63rd Free Parking 10¢

ob Hope “GHOST BREAKERS’ Lana Turner “WE WHO ARE “Youve:

T.CLAINR,

Ft. Wayne & St.Clair « TWO HITS Vietor McLaglen—Jon Hall

“SOUTH OF PAGO PAGO” ope "GHOST BREAKERS”

Hope WEST SIDE 2540 W. 20¢ -

Michigan “IF 1 HAD MY aE ON THE HIGH EAs"

“GAMBLIN 2702 A 20¢ alu

STATE,’ 10th IN 313”

Florence Rice “GIRL Frankie Darro * ‘LAUGHING AT DANGER”

Speedway Sneedwas ity

Last Times TON Clark Gable—Spencer Tracy Claudette aay. Lamarr “BOOM TOWN

BELMONT

CAT BUS” “DR. CHRISTIAN MEETS THE WOMEN" SOUTH SIDE

Doors Open 5:45, Adults til 6

“THE MAN I MARRIED” “POP ALWAYS PAYS”

TTI rampect Robi Taslor

Robt. Taylor

“WATERLOO BRIDGE’ “LONE WOLF MEETS A LADY”

Unt

DAISY

Bing Crosh

Belmont & Fay Wray . Lang:

ANYTIM 1105S. MERIDIAN 15¢c

CAIN 1S A LADY” “SONS OF THE NYY

GRANADA LASY TiMES “BOOMTOWN”

Starts Thurs.—Ginger Rogers, “Lu oky Partners’’ and

- SOAP Jas. Dunn

Olivia er A GO es Lynn MY LOVE CAME BACK" :

“Comin’ und the Mountain”