Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1941 — Page 11

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. What happens when an eccentric scientist discovers a solution which renders human beings invisible, and. secures a pretty model a serve as the guinea pig ‘for his experiments.

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— With Anna Neagle, Richard Carlson; Victor Produced and directed by Herbert Wilcox, music hy Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Irving Caesar and Otto Harbech, : s (arise from his past to haunt a middle-aged iece steps in and straightens things out. “THE INVISIBLE WOMAN”—With Virginia Bruce, John Barrymore, John Howard, Charles Ruggles. Directed by A. Edward Suther-

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“BACK STREET”—With Charles Boyer, Margaret Sullavan, Richard

Carlson. Directed by Robert Stevenson; from a story by*Fannie Hurst. A remake of Miss Hurst's popular story of the girl who, missing | marriage to the man she loves by tragic’ coincidence, spends the rest of her life as a contented second-best in her wealthy and wedded lover's

life, Leon Errol, Helen Parrish. Directed

by John Rawlins.

A confidence gang descends upon Havdna, whips up a fortune for the broke but glamorous Mme. La Zonga, and learns the rumba. ‘ : Loew’s

(Second Week) “GONE WITH THE WIND”—With Vivien Leigh, Clark’ ‘Gable, Leslie |

Howard, Olivia de Havilland. Directed by Victor Fleming; screen play

by Sidney Howard from the hovel by Margaret Mitchell.

The popular-price return engagement of David O. Selznick’s Civil |

War epic goes into its second week.

Lyric

“STARS OVER BROADWAY”

(On Stage) —With Simone Simon,

Dorothea Kent, Eddie Foy Jr. Shirley Deane, Roy' Rogers.

“HONEYMOON FOR THREE’ Charlie Ruggles. Directed by Lloyd

—With Ann Sheridan, George Brent, Bacon.

About the successful author who, on the eve of his marriage to

his secretary, runs into an old love.

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MAUREEN'S SISTER MAY GO INTO FILMS

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 6 (U. P.).— Maureen O'Hara's sister, Florrie,

18-year-old star of the Abbey Players in Dublin, may come to Holly-

. wood for a film career.

The RKO actress said that her mother, Mrs. Rita Fitzsimons, was

en route to New York to sail tor]

her home in Ireland, and that she |

would bring Florrie back with her. | She also will invite three other | members’ of the family to return. |

All of Miss O'Hara's sisters and |

brothers are talented. Florrie has played leading roles stage. are prominent Abbey players. Her brother Jimmy, 13, is a Tadio entertainer.

the Dublin | Charles, 17, and Margo, 15; |

“SIX LESSONS FROM MADAME LA ZONGA”—With Lupe Velez, |

*Midst cheers and jeers, Margaret Sullavan pilots one of those new horseless carriages through the streets of Cincinnati in “Back Street,”

fro at the Indiana tomorrow. Carlson,

Her dignified edmpanion is Richard

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‘ By PAUL HARRISON Times Staff Writer. HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 6—BEHIND THE SCREEN: } FOR YEARS, Billy Gordon, an assistant casting director at Metro,

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them they were not quite the type. So the other day, Mr. Gordon went before the draft board. A doctor looked him over and told him he wasn’t the right type. Only thing wrong with that anecdote| is that Mr. Gordon wasn’t exactly heartbroken at being turned down. A better turn-about story involves Lew Sherrill, a talent agent, member of a large group much maligned as bloodsucking 10 per centers. Well, one of this agent’s clients fell desperately ill the other day and needed a transfusion. Mr.’ Sherrill went to the hospital and gave 10 per cent of his blood.

TWO SCREEN WRITERS, Ivan GOff .and Jack Scholl, have ‘done a musickl called “You Asked for It,” in which they poke fun at Hollywood writers who write plays poking fun at Hollywood. . ‘Movietown now has a theater called The Hitching Post which shows nothing but Westerns. And it’s cleaning up. Until now, local theaters never have

lywood kids couldn't even recognize Gene Autry or Bill Boyd. * Nn

PRODUCER: JOE PASTERWAK is planning to take a troupe to Hawaii and.make a picture, mostly with. a Honolulu background. It’s high time, after all the movies full of painted backgrounds and chorus girls jitterbugging in hay skirts, . Bob Burns, without bazooka, is in a huddle on a new contract. . . . I'm told Greta Garho and Gaylord Hauser, her vegetablé-juice man, planned to be married at Nassau during a yachting trip, with the D. & D. of Windsor as guests. But the cruise was canceled and the vow-taking postponed. ” 2 EJ

BORROWING FROM the title of “Babes in Arms” and the story of “Strike Up the Band,” Metro's first picture for Shirley Temple probably will be “Babes On Broadway.” Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and ‘Shirley will be Broadway brats who win recognition by putting on their own show. Net even the incredible, haywire touch of Director Busby Berkeley could spoil such a combination or such a well-tested formula. ..... . Maria Dietrich, daughter of Marlene, is being groomed in drama for the cine-

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{fifth drive for war relief funds—

this time for Greece: - More than 100 top ranking stars

lot the screen, radio and stage will

present “America Calling” on the stage of Grauman's Chinese Theas ter on Saturday, and another 2000 members of the movie colony will pay $10 a seat to watch them. The program, featuring Clark Gable, Soarole Lombard, Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck, Tyrone Power and Ronald Colman, among others; in a modern version of “The Mikado,” will be broadcast to the United States, England and Greece. Other celebrities appearing on

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Family—Mickey Rooney, Lewis 8. Stone, Cecilia Parker, Ann Rutherfor, Sara Haden and Fay Holden— and radio stars Jack Benny and Bob Hope as masters of ceremonies.

STAR'S KIN ON SCREEN

Another of Hollywood's second generation has ‘turned to pictures for a career. Young Billy Ray, currently - appearing in “Adam Had Four Sons,” is a nephew of Tom Santschi, old-time film star.

Seventh Week

“Gone With the Wind,” which set a -five-weeks .record during its road-show engagement at Loew's a year ago, tomorrow will go into its second week at the same theater at reduced prices. A good many patrons who waited to see the Vivien LeighClark Gable starrer at popular tariff, plus a sizable number of repeat “customers, has ‘swelled the crowds to sizes reminiscent of last year’s run. The picture is being presented "on a continuous-showing basis, with three performance of the extra-long film taking up the theater's full day.

MAY ROBSON BANS ALL SERIOUS ROLES

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 6 (U. P)— May Robson today pledged herself to spend the rest of her life making people laugh, and rejected in advance any serious movid roles proSucess may be: contemplating for er. “Goodness knows there's enough stark reality in the world without trying to make it motion picture entertainment,” she said. “The least I can do is to devote the remaining years of my life to helping people

HEAD STUDENT CHOIR

The Central Studios of Music student choir has elected these officers for the coming year: E. Ford Blanford, president; Grace Noblitt, secretary; George E. Lucas, treasurer; Ann Maloof, librarian.

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Cary Grant and Irene Dunne are teamed for the fourth time in “Penny Serehade.”

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