Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1941 — Page 9

MPHURSDAY FEB. 27,

1941

Double Trouble in Double Bill at Circle Yor Ellen Drew

Poor Ellen Drew gets a double case of the horrors in the Circle’s twin chiller bill which opens tomorrow. “The Monster and the Girl” finds her in the clutches of the law, while “The Mad Doctor” puts her in the clutches of Basil R.thbone, which is no improvement.

De MILLE'S BROTHER TO TEACH COURSE

NEW YORK, Feb.*27 (U. P.). — William C. DeMille, playwright brother of Cecil B. DeMille, = has been signed as a professor at the University of Southern California. He will teach drama and take charge of school plays.

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Nazis Slap Our Movies

Rumanians Warned to Thin Hollywood Output.

SOFIA, Feb. 27.—With the German and Rumanian military machines beginning to click together as smoothly as an army motorcycle and its sidecar, a hitherto unnoticed gap in the cultural front was plugged today when a Bucharest newspaper warned Rumanian film fans of the insidious effect of Hol-lywood-made pictures upon public taste and morals. Under the headline, “How Much Longer,” an editorial writer in the Bukarest Tagblatt, German daily of the capital, administered a verbal lacing to the Rumanian fan ¥magazine, Cinema, for having devoted a long article to the honeymoon plans of Bette Davis. “We Germans are the more disgusted,” it was said, “because German actors and worthwhile articles about German films appear in the same magazine and German film kultur is placed side by side with Jewish trash.” The newspaper Universul was alsa scolded for giving space to Charlie Chaplin. The German journalist suggested that, in a healthy nation, people who resembled Chaplin “are put under lock and key, but in America, creatures like that run around loose, are stared at, praised, even honored. And apparently,” concluded the Tagblatt, with a significant series of dots, “not merely over in the States, either.”

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Circle

“THE MAD DOCTOR”—With Basil Rathbone, Ellen Drew, John Howard, Directed by Tim Whelan. A mad psychoanalyst with a penchant for murdering his wives meets a young girl with a suicide complex. Before the union of syvchoses reaches its logical conclusion, the boy who loved her all the ilne saves the day. “THE MONSTER AND THE GIRL”—With Ellen Drew, Paige, Faul Lukas. Directed by Stuart Heisler. More along the same line, with a gorilla thrown in for good measure.

Robert

Indiana

“FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK”—With Errol Flynn, Brenda Marshall, Ralph Bellamy, Alan Hale. Directed by Lloyd Bacon. A prosaic young man finds adventure by writing mystery stories under al pseudonym. His vocation leads him into amateur sleuthing, involves him with a burlesque queen and threatens him with divorce and arrest for murder. “RIDE, KELLY, RIDE”—With Eugene Pallette, Marvin Stephens, - Rila Quigley. Directed by Norman Foster. Once again it’s up to a longshot horse to avenge dishonor, in a fortune and cement romance.

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“THIS THING CALLED LOVE”—With Rosalind Russell, Melvyn Dcuglas, Binnie Barnes. Directed by Alexander Hall. Take a Kkissless honeymoon, add a misunderstanding about a bléssed event, mix with another woman and a case of oak poisoning, and you apparently have this thing called love. “ESCAPE TO GLORY”—With Pat O’Brien, Constance Bennett, Joan Hzlliday. Directed by John Brahm. Drama ahoard a ship hurrying home from Europe through a perilous wartime Atlantic. Besides individual conflicts, there is the general danger aggravated by a Nazi passenger's communication with a submarine, It takes a tragedy to save the day and bring the ship to port.

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ANDREWS SISTERS (on stage)—With Joe Venuti’s orchestra, Pat Henning and company, Jimmie Rae, Ben Constable. “FATHER’S SON”—With John Litel, Frieda Inescourt, Billie Daw= Directed by D. Ross Lederman, This is based on a story by Booth Tarkington, and tells how a stuffy father gets shocked into being a human being by a fake kidnaping.

Sol.

can vacation with a personal appearance tour, appearing at Rio de Janeiro and other cities at the same time her latest picture “Blood and Sand” is showing.

LESSEY ROLE

George Lessey, who came to Holly-

EY RITA HAYWORTH

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 27 (U. P.).— Rita Hayworth plans to tour South America this summer and visit meinbers of her father’s family, the Catisinos, famous dancers. Miss Fayworth’s real name fis Caiisino and she was a dancer in Megxico, before a film’ scout spied her and brought her to Hollywood. €he will combine a South Ameri-

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WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE Virginia,” with RE ieletns Carroll Fre acMurray. Sti rlin Hayden, at : 2:45, 6:15 and “Let's Make Music,” with Bob Sissy ay Jud his orchestra, at 1:10,

INDIANA Strawhersy Blond,” with Jam: Cagney, Olivia de Havilland, Rita Haworth. at 12:36, 3:47, 6:58 and

“Convoy,” with Clive Brook, at 11:17, 2:28. 5:39 and 8:50.

LOEW'S “The Philadelbhis Story,” with Katharine Hepbur Cary Grant, Jatles Seva, at Ma: 10, 2:40, 6:10

with Jackie Sooper;

an “Gallant Sons,” at 1:15, 4:45

Bonita Granville, 8:15.

LYRIC Vaudeville, 2h Maxine Sullivan, John Kirby M his prehestid, on

stage at 19 1: 04, 6:44 and Adolphe “Men-

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“You half-witted, . lame - brain skunk, you. I'll toss yuh into the gutter where yuh belong.”

March 17 is election day in Gower Gulch, with horse opera stars from Gene Autry to wild Bill Elliott already getting their ballots into the box on Brewer's bar. Dee Gascoigne, who can fall off a galloping horse with nary a bruise, is keeper of the ballots.

The Gulch’ was progressing fine under the leadership of Evans, until a few months .back, when Black Jack Ward pulled out his shootin’ iron and put a bullet through the head of John (Pizen) Tyke, killing him deader'n a Piute. Black Jack beat the rap, when his pals. testified Pizen pulled a knife, and he's back acting in the movies again. “’Tain’t the point,” insisted Rube Dalroy. “That shootin’ gave the Gulch a bad name. Th’ sight-seein’

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