Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1941 — Page 14

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Girls Galore Featured In Loew's Film §

— elfen There Music, Too, In Ziegfeld Cinema

Extravaganza.

Plays Engineer

Beauty and Melody Fill yy Duchin Bill I | T |Eddy Featured at Piano; wr June Robbins Is Star Songstress.

A good way to tell if the Lyric has a hit show is to consult the show time schedule on this page. Ordinarily the Lyric plays four stage shows on Priday, switching to five on Saturday and Sunday, then dropping back to four for the remainder of the week. Just how many is decided by manager Bill McIlwain. [He can scent a hit show even before lit starts oh tour. For those of you who just want to know how good the Eddy Duchin [show is, take a look at that schedule. Five shows vesterday, five to(day, five tomorrow, five Monday, [From Tuesday on, it's still not decided. Now, for the folks who like to know the particulars: The hour-long Duchin presentation is crammed with bubbling ahd flowing melody, eight of the most beautiful lovelies these astigmatic eyes ever have seen, |and some silliness by the Noncha[lants which pains the midrift.

Duchin at the Piano

Mr. Duchin, of course, is featured at the keyboard, his rippling fingers bouncing along in the band's numbers and then soloing ih a medley {of “All The Things You Are,” “Why Do I Love You,” and Indiana's unofficial state song, “Star Dust.” The orchestral tunes are of the same cloth, velvety smooth “Intermezzo” (with Johnny Drake's deep

Jordan Seis \ : | ssi bari th stal MUSIC Fete tne, triton, the ‘nostalgic

| Kern's newest, “The Last Time I | Saw Paris” featuring the pale romantic tenor of Tony Leonhard.

The Duchin crew always carries more than the customary number lof vocalists, ‘which is all to the good. | | Besides the Messrs. Drake and Leohard, there is Lew Sherwood, who not only sings ‘em hot but makes‘up the words,

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femmes vou meet! ‘William Roerich will be in the ohe of them isn’t the un-|

NR . un={ ‘role of a young engineer when Ea UN ENVY m Keith's reopens Monday night with | a stage presentation of “George Washington Slept Here,” a Kauf-man-Hart comedy. Mr. Roerich was with Katherine Cornell for three vears. He had the part of Laertes in the famous John Gielgud “Hamlet” and last year he played opposite Constance Bennett in Noel Coward's “Easy Virtue.”

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Dancers Featured, Too

Like the small boy who puts aside| a favorite ‘part of his dinner, we've| lsaved the best to the last—Those| eight delectable Murriel Abbott Th-| ternational dancers who are femtured | lin Chicago's Palmer House. They hold the finale spot in the 'Duchin show with an imaginative “stormy Weather” routine. Three of |

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NEIGHBORHOODS

By David Marshall

THAT QUESTION MARK in the title of Deanna Durbin's “Nice Girl?” ‘was an afterthought by a studio executive who was torn assunder by the question: How should little Deanna be advised on what every young girl should know. It ‘was both a notation of ¢aution and one of the neatest trial balloons to be sent aloft to test the box-office breezes. Not one moviegoer in 100 could keep from wondering at what such a title hinted. However, let it be noted that Deanna’s coming of age is carried off in the movie with finesse and morrow. Bion the whole matter neatly tied in an | oa infectious comedy bundle. day: tr Liaw “Nice Girl?”, you know, is mak- ISY—Ton nigh: in its first appearance in the . Wildcat neighborhood houses this ‘week, nd Mond this way—Tonight at the Rivoli, tonight ahd tomorrow at the Irving, St. Clair, and Strand; tonight through Mohday at the Fountain Square; tonight through Tuesday at the Bélmont; tomorrow through Wednesday at the Uptown, There are two other major newcomers and as for the when and where of their showing, here ‘tis: “So Ends Our Night” tomorrow through Tuesday at the Belmont, tomorrow through Wednesday at the Rivoli and Zaring. “Tobacco Road” tonight at the Rivoli; tonight and tomorrow at the Granada, Irving, St. Clair and Strand; tomorrow through Wednesday at the Uptown. u » wv BARGAIN DOUBLES — “Pootsteps in the Dark” and “Buck Privates” tomorrow and Monday at the Daisy; “Footsteps ” ‘and “This Thing Called Love” tomorrow through Wednesday at the Emerson and tomorrow through Tuesday at the Hamilton; “Strawberry Blonde” and “Philadelphia Story” tomorrow through Tuesday at the Talbott; “Strawberry and “Back Street” tomorrow through Tuesday at the Tuxedo.

“THE WHITE EAGLE,” said to be the only chapter play shown in Hollywood theaters, opens at the Paramount Tuesday. Starring Buck Jones it tells the story o part white Indian brave who t to make and keep peace between the Indians and white settlers of the West,

THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE:

MONT niet, “Great, Mr. No“Maisie Was a Lady. To p “So Ends Our

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Jd=—Tonight: Ny Rord,”’ Last show only: “Ninotehka,” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘So Ends Our Night” and “Maisie Was a in ST. LAIR ronighy and tomorrow: “ISRER Road | and {ice Girl, AN “Mummy's Hand" "Cabal _Tomor row and “Kitty and ‘Texas

Ri AE bOI hep “Straw berry

Blonde” ‘and ‘Michael Shayne, Private Detective,” Tomorrow through Wednesday... Th Thing Called Tove” and

RS Kelly » : omorrow through Tuesday is Thing ‘Called Love’ and “Maisie Was a Lady STATE- Ton) ht “Saint fh _ Palm Spring 3” and “Outlaw Deputy.” ‘Tomor a, aesduy ‘Mr, and "Mrs. : gs of the Navy.’ Bone and tomorrow: Nice Girl. Ox — Tonight ‘Sain Palm Shrings and through

ory 8 “Bask § May and “Oklahoma Kid T hs OL Rh ‘Invisible Woman" and “A ght inh the Tropics.” Tomorrow {BrouR Tuesday Sante Fe Trail and ‘Honeymoon for hre Tau BO onight: Gallant Sons’ and “San Francisco Docks.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Strawberry Blonde and Phi adelphin wtors TU RED visivte Woman’ and "Tomorrow through Desay: “Straw Roity Blonde’ and “Back re

OP TOWN Tonight ; ‘Let's Make Muand, “Little Men.’ Tomorrow throu h Wednesday: “Tobacco Road "oy “Nice Gir DGUE- Tonight “Philadelphia Story wd “San Francisco Dacks. Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Jungle Princess and ‘Invisible Woman,” ZARING Tonight ‘Flight | tiny’ and, “Golden Hoofs through Wednesday: So Night” and “Play Girl."

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ALAMO — Tonight through “Outlaws of. Rip Grande | down Ranch in Arizona’ and “Adven- { Ws hh ptein Marvel.” OR~—Toni Lp ‘Sn Ends ur ent A ‘Maisie Was a Lady. morrow through Wednesday Fhote | Singing Hills” { rine.’

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» » ” IF YOU'RE A new Irvington resident, don’t be surprised to find ih 'vour mailbox some morning a Sheridan welcome card which will admit you and your friends as guests of Manager Claude Allison.

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» » CLOSE-UPS—Por the Rivolis last show Only tonight you can see ‘Garbo laugh ‘with Melvyh . The Parker tomorrow and Monday only has booked in “Convoy” the picture which has some actual scenes of British armed ships doing convoy duty The Sheridan is undergoing an almost complete renovation . . . Another of the Es- | quire's revival bills brings back for . T . tomorrow through Wednesday Louise rimble Bette Davis’ “Dangerous” (she got | ah Academy Award for it) and Alfred ‘Hitcheocks “The TLady Vanishes” ‘which set a pattern {or tense, exciting thrillers.

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CIRCLE “fie ‘Flame of New Orleans,” with || Miss Trimble will sihg selections froth ‘the ‘music of Pargolesi, ScarMatti, ‘Secchi, Puccini, Fourdrain, Faure, Debussy, Verdi, ‘Carpenter, Watts, ‘Ganz and White. Mae En[gle of the ‘piano faculty ‘will be ac-

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struggling little town, He hires a few thugs to enforce his wishes, and the ladies, headed by Miss Young, decide to put through votes for wom-

en, so that they can be jurists and) i

thereby convict him.

There is & sequence concerning (the baby State Tegislature of Wyo-|

ming ‘which is a sly caricature of | much larger and later legislatures.

{Miss Young learns the ‘wiles of politics from the Senate porter, and her! 'applied ‘political _lachieves some ‘rather

science finslly results. The picture is amusing and inter esting throughout. There ish't anhy| (attempt to make you sweat ‘mhd struggle droughts and plagues, black beetles and hoof-and-mouth disease. The, picture is more concerned with polis | tics and once ih ‘k While there seems) to be & subtle burlesque of more serious frontier movies, It's all 'godd fun, and besides the fine ‘work done by the starred play-! ers, ‘there is ‘excellent ‘acting hy | Frank Craven, as the ‘editor, |nd Gladys ‘George robips through the

picture as & rather delightful courte!

sah. (The library just ‘phoned and! said that everything was jake—the| Wyoming State Legislature adopted

[votes for women at its first session, |

ih 1870.) The (wd Academy Award ‘wihners, | Jimmy Stewart ‘wand ‘Ginger ‘Rogers, | are ‘presented in ‘the other ‘picture, | In ‘revival. “Vivacious Lady,” as you! may ‘remember, Is ‘bhe Uncle Sam's Army. Tt's about hight ‘cluth ‘entertainer ahd & ‘college professor. who get married ‘rather early in the picture, ahd take all ‘the

I'rest ‘of ‘the film ‘deciding that ‘they,

|'want to stay married. — (EB. L)

STACK ENTERS RACE HOLLYWOOD, May 8 U. P).— Bob Stack, film actor, has ‘entered his Thunderbird ‘racihg boat ‘ih the lall-Pacific Coast Regatta, to be held

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I. U. Orchestra | * ia 4 {* b To Give Benefit Times Special | BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 3.—| Indiana University's Symphony ‘Or- | chestra will give & benefit concert | for the Indianapolis ‘Orchestra here at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon

in the university's hew auditorium. Porty-dite Music ‘devotees from |

LOEW'S ith,” with James alana Hedy Lamar, Martin, ®t 10:30,

“Ziegleld Stewart, Judy LBs Turner, Tony

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Rs orchestra will be conducted | » Dean Robert 1. Sanders of the U. Music School, assisted by Bl Wavne Berry, director of the Tabernacle ‘Church ‘choir ‘ih Columbus, | Ind, and Prof, Ruggerd Vehe of | I. 'U. Herman Berg of the DePauw | ™ University ‘music faculty ‘will |guest ‘vidlinist. The ‘program: ‘Concerto in A minor... Viveldi-Bach-Vene rof. Vene 4 netting [Gantata, .. Bach

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Marlene Dietrich Is ‘the ‘Flame of New Orleans.’

When you bring together ih a comedy Roland Young, Laura Hope Crews and Mischa Auer, ‘dear friends, you have a comedy. Wheh you add Marlene Dietrich, you have also a spectacle. This is “Flame of New Orleans,” which ‘opened yesterday at ‘the ‘Circle Theater, and a very good and funhy movie it is, t00. Miss Dietrich is ‘excellent, Although the movie is set in early New Orleans ‘years, ‘when women customarily wore great sheaves of floor length ‘petticoats, Miss Dietrich heroically and ingeniously manages to show her limbs three separate times during the picture and that in itself ‘is a technical triumph. ‘Also, it's good theater. Bruce Cabot plays one of the tale leads and his scenes with Young are among the funniest ih the picture. Mr. Auer is a Russian ‘who is worse ‘thah Harpo Marx ‘abotit blonds, but his accented explanation of ‘why it would be foolish for him and Mr. Young to fight a duel could stand alone as ‘a short subject and beat most ‘of them at their ‘own game, For Andy Andy Devine. There's ho use saying what he ‘does. He's like olives: you ‘either ‘do ‘or ‘don't learn to like him. As the title indicates, ‘the picture portrays early New ‘Orleans social life. Taura Hope Orews is Mr. Young's aunt and social pilot ‘of the wealthy, banker family, She is apparently stone ‘deaf, bit has an almost ‘insatiable ‘appetite for ‘the opera. Also she ‘confributes a ‘prize sequence when she gives last minute intimate advice to Miss Dietrich just before the ‘ceremony that was to wed her to Mr. Young, The other end of the double-headd= er is Joan Blondell and Dick Powell (mah and wife inh real life) ‘ih “Model Wife.” Miss Blondell, in the ‘picture, is ‘not a ‘model wife. We understand she is ih real life. —J. OC.

HOW TO ASSEMBLE a column or, oh, how that ‘mail ‘piles up. Joel McCrea has replaced James Craig in the forthcoming “Valley of the Sun,” which was to have béen known as “Sun Valley.” That's the picture, you know, in which Sonja Henie ‘will star, supported by Glenn Miller's band. You remember Sonja, don’t you? After the first few renearsals, Director Leopold Stokowski said the 1941 all-American Youth Orchestra is better than last year's. “They are quick to learn and quicker to ‘pick up the trend ‘of the numbers we are rehearsing,” said the maestro. Repeating the 18cal Stokowski date: June 10, Butler Bowl. . .. Bomar Cramer, Thdianapolis concert pianist and teacher, will summer in Denver and mean- | time engage in some technical study with the Lhevinnes, “That Hamilton Woman,” starring Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh and at present doing oodles of business in Los Angeles, Miami Beach and New York, comes here to Loew's on the 16th . .. the Four Ink Spots, here for a Sunday night engagement at the Indiana Roof, will be interviewed tonight via WFBM sometime between midnight and 1 a. m, on the records program. But they can’t play. Union says nix, But the station plans to play a couple of their “ebony platters,” Which, however, is undecided. The station has only two Ink Spots records (tut! tut!) and they might not be satistactory with the boys. It may be the Spots will have to bring their ‘own. Incidentally, the Ink boys made their movie debut Thursday when “The ‘Great American Broadcast,” with Alice Faye, opened in New York.

read up on Hindu philosophy, here it is: He's living quietly ih Hollywood with his mother and sister. Talk of returning to pictures reportedly makes him shudder -, . Also among the movieland where-has-he-beens is Johnny Weissmuller, but he'll be back soon in another Tarzan epic.

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LLOYD NOLAN, who left Paramount two years ago because they wouldn't let him be anything but a gangster, is back at the ‘studio. He's been assigned to play the part of a gangster . . . Walt (“Pantasia’) Disney's next will ‘be “The Reluctant Dragon.” The story is laid within the Disney studio itself and Robert Benchley is fentured as a bewildered studio visitor, Mr, Benchley’s adventures take hith through the sound effects department where actual ‘work is going oh for “Dumbo,” full-length circus feature to be released next summer, and onto ‘one of the scenes from “Bambi,” now in the process of being shot. And Mr, Benchley also meets up with Donald Duck at ‘work ih “MeDonald’s Farm,” ‘one ‘of next year's short productions. Th other words, “Relnctant Dragon” lets you ‘ih ‘on | how Mr. Disney is getting along with his ‘work. Neat, eh?

Cary ‘Grant was going to play the movie “Mah Who ‘Came to Dinner” for $1 and the rest to go to the British. Nice gesture, but it turns ‘out now Mr. Grant was elimihatéd. Whereupon, Metro asked Orson Welles if he'd like the part. He ‘wouldn't, Next overture was made to Robert Benchley, but there's no answer as vet .. , Olsen, of ‘Olsen, ‘Johnson and ‘‘Hellzapoppin,” ‘is ‘expected th Ft. Wayne next week to visit his aged mother and ‘multiple relatives. First, though, is the Derby today. If Porter's ‘Cap ‘isn't the ‘winner, maybe that's the reason. Jinxed by a 160ny.

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Warpy Joins the Deacon

WARPY WATERFALL and his crack student band out of 1. U. have joined forces with Deacon Moore, and for the summer, at least, it'll be “Deacon Moore's Or-

chestra, with Warpy Waterfall” Warpy being musical director. On the Deacon's itinerary is Buckeye Lake, 'O., and with a WLW line . . Talk that Ayres DLamarr's band would be taken over by Wingy Manone, the Dixieland cornet man, is on the wane,

Biggest jive news now is that Madison Square Garden will be opened May 30 as a nightclub covering acres. Music will be by some guy ‘called B, Goodman . . . Jack Leonard, the singer, goes into the Army oh May 26, with a salary cut to $26 a month . . . Billboard's poll shows that Glenh Miller ‘is | ‘tops . with the college kids. And | ‘close behind is the Dorsey, Tommy. The late Hal Kemp's bund is being rehearsed now by ‘Art Jarrett and scheduled to ‘open in Chicagd’s Blackhawk May 14 Some of the hottest tenor ‘sax playing available ih 'Chicagd now is Bud Freeman's at the Brass Rail If vou've ‘wondered what happened to Ramon Novarro, who quit the flickers six Years ago to

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