Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1941 — Page 31

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JI'Road” Comes | To End at Last

Caldwell Opus Set New Performance Mark.

NEW YORK, June 6 (U. P).— The end. of “Tobacco Road” has come, The play that opened Dec, 4 4, 1933, the depression year: that Franklin D. Roosevelt became President and Adolf Hitler . became _ chancellor, |closed with its 3180th performance, a record. :

It grossed $1,500,000 at nightly takes ranging from $140 to $2000. Its motion picture rights brought in $150,000 and royalties. It has had five actors in the leading (Jeeter Lester) role—Henry Hull, James Barton, James Bell, Eddie Garr and -| Will Geer. . . The earthy play, dramatized by

well’s novel, got a bad press in the beginning and had a struggle to keep going for a few weeks but as it continued through the years it pull up regular customers. A road troupe headed by John Barton, uncle of James Barton, is keeping’ the show ‘alive on the subway circuit and will start a four in Los Angeles Aug. 25.

RKO SIGNS MODEL

HOLLYWOOD, June 6 (U. P.).— A Mississippi girl who became a model in New York today holds a contract beginning at $150 a week with RKO. Studios. ‘She is 20-year-old Frances Neal,

Superior Judge Emmett H. Wilson. The agreement provides for a salary of $1250 a week after seven years.

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* Whitner Bissell is the prosecuting attorney and Valerie Cossart the widow of a murder victim In “The Night of January 16th,” Ayn Rand's courtroom melodrama currently on Keith’s stage. through Sunday, ‘with ‘a matinee tomorrow.

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BRIDEGROOM RAY RETURNS ‘TO WORK

HOLLYWOOD, June 6 (U. P.).— Charles Ray, the country yokel of the silent screen who always made good, has returned to work at the studio after pausing in his comeback attempt in talking pictures to marry Yvonne Guerin, French actress. . Beverly Ray, sister of the actor, and a few friends attended the private ceremony at the Wilshire Wedding Chapel. It is the second marriage for Mr. Ray and the first for Miss Guerin. Honeymoon plans will

Sacrifice

HOLLYWOOD, June 6 (U. P.).—Betty Grable’s legs, once hailed the “most beautiful” in Hollywood, will be sacrificed to the cause of drama, 20th-Cen-tury-Fox said today. Director Henry King has de- ° cided to transform her from a musical comedy star to a dramatic actress. . From now on, Mr. King said, Miss Grable. will act with her legs suitably draped. - -

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gre currently offered by

Song” ‘Bluebird, one by the Four King

Sisters and the other by Freddy Martin and orchestra with the vocal. by Eddie Leste, As concerns Steangement, counterpoint and all, Martin wins the

prize. Be pi “The Karistad

Ball” and the B side of the King Sisters’ release is

“Music Makers,” which is good.

: » 8 » FROM COLUMBIA: “Time snd Time Again” (June Robbins ' singing)

A good example of the Duchin style with plenty of his keyboard runs and trills. Both vocals score. Kay Kyser's “With a Twist of the Wrist” and “Play, Play Tina!” should be well received. The former is Mr. Kyser at his best, or pretty near it anyway. “International Rumba” (vocal

in French) and “Antillana” (sung

in Spanish) by the Lecuona Cuban Boys..Two of the best Latintempoed offerings recently avail-

able. The Cuban Boys make their

music sound authentic.

“What D’Ya Hear From Your Heart?” and “Talking to the

Wind,” hy Will Bradley, featuring:

Ray McKinley. The first is the one the Bradley fans will like. It rocks. “Let's (Get Awsy From It All” and “The Band Played On” by Raymond Scott and orchestra. Mr. Scott doesn't do so well with waltzes, The first piece is all right, though. » FROM OKEH: Billie Holliday sings “Let’s Do It” and “Georgia. on My Mind.” She is an expert.

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HOLLYWOOD, June 6 (U. P.).—|later incorporated part Wayne Morris, film athlete, and|in “Quarterback,” a picture Paramount Studios were defendants|starred Mr. Morris.

ogay in a $150,000 plagiarism by Ben Dolberg, writer. ie gp oi said that the sb rejected a script he submitted of

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For Grotto Frolic

Monarch Harold G. Lanham today announced a partial program for the Sahara Grotto’s annual

when 1200 members of the organization will “take over” A Riverside Amusement Park. The frolic will continue, through June 15. Next Monday evening has been designated as all-Grotto night and letters have been issued to 3000 members inviting them to take part. Roy Mawson will be officer of the day. The Grotto drill team will have charge of Tuesday's activities, with ticket sales. in charge of Capt. Chester Pruett and his team. Oscar Buehler will be officer of the day. Wednesday has been designated as Cast and Revelers Night under the direction of Bruce Eberly, cast director, and Earl Kuhns, master of revels. Wednesday's officer of the day will be Prank Haugh. Excepting June 15, all rides will

be half-price throughout next week. :

Extras Put Under = Wage-Hour Law

HOLLYWOOD, June 6 (U. P.).— Extras and “atmosphere ‘players” in motion = pictures today were classed as non-professionals and placed under terms of the WageHour ‘Act in a ruling that otherwise exempted some 7000 of the industry’s 30,000 employees. Merle D. Vincent, chief of the hearings and exemption section of the Wage-Hour Division, said the ruling would be effective June 16. Exemption. was made on the basis of

| professional, executive or adminis-

trative status of the employees, after more than a year of surveys and hearings in which the industry was divided into 545 classifications. Studios and union representatives made no objections to 514 of the ratings, but hearings were conducted in the 31 remaining classi-

‘| fications and recommendations were

submitted by Mr. Vincent to Administrator Philip B. Fleming in Washington. #

Wins a Big Part, Blisters and All

HOLLYWOOD, June 6 (U. P.).— Anne Hunter nursed blistered feet

for which she prepared by walking the streets of Hollywood half the night.

burn in “Philadelphia Story,” she was given: a chance at an impor-

night before, she couldn't sleep, and she walked. At the studio the following day,

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street in a broiling sun. The test required several takes, which required, also, much walking. But she got the part.

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