Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1941 — Page 13

DEANNA'S COACH “. TO MARY ARTIST

+ HOLLYWOOD, June 12 (U. P.).— Ralph Thomas, voice coach who assisted in the training of Deanna Durbin, has announced that he will be married June 17 to Mrs. Mary ‘artist and fiction writer.

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Students to Show Their Skill Starting Tonight.

A brimful schedule of student recitals this week-end, to which the public is invited, starts tonight. The piano students of Mae Engle will play. at the Jordan Conservatory North Unit, and those of Florence Lewis will be heard at the Odeon. Both teachers are of the conservatory faculty. One of the highlights of the weekend schedule will be the recital of Bomar Cramer's students at 3:30 p. m. Sunday iil the American Cen-

tral Life auditorium.

Tomorrow tue adult voice students of Jane Johnson Burrough§: will sing at 8 p. m. in the War Me= morial auditorium. Lucile Wagner’s piano students will play at the Jordan Conservatory North Unit, and Paul Lindstaedt’s pupils will appear in recital at the Odeon. Also on tomorrow’s listings are: The piano recital of Mrs. Roy L. Burtch's pupils at 8 p. m. in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, Central Ave. and 47th St.; the annual review of the Betty Simon Dance Studio at 8 p. m. in the School 78 auditorium, with John E. Merrick as master of ceremonies, and a recital by pupils of the Bernat Studio of Music and Fine Arts in the American Central Life Build-

ing. On Saturday evening, the piano pupils of the Snider Studio of Music and Dramatic Art will play at the D. A. R. chapter house. Vocal selections will be performed by Mrs. - | Josephine Gray and Gene Black, accompanied by Mrs. S. T. Richards and Betty Jane Gray.

FRITZ LANG LIKES ANTI-NAZI MOVIE

HOLLYWOOD, June 12 (U. P.)) — Fritz Lang directed ‘Man Hunt,” one of the bitterest anti-Nazi pictures, and relished every foot of it. The reason Mr. Lang fled Germany was because Joe Goebbels ordered him to do a biographical flicker glorifying Hitler.

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Exception Proves Rule

Girl Going Up Film Ladder.

HOLLYWOOD, June 12 (U. P.).— One of the quickest ways to win a screen test and a trip to Hollywood is to take first place in a beauty contest 2000 miles or so from here. The only catch is that return tickets are not furnished, and the girls usually need them. It is easy to find a beauty contest winner or two on every lot, but it is hard to find one who has been there more than six months or who is doing anything important in pictures. An exception to prove the rule is Evelyn Keyes, who is at Columbia for the lead opposite Robert Montgomery in “Mr. Jordan Comes to Town.” This is the film which started out as “Heaven Can Wait.” It is budgeted as one of the studio’s major efforts of the year. When Miss Keyes finishes her part she will go to work in “Ladies in Retirement.” sharing top billing with Ida Lupino and Louis Hayward. Miss Keyes narrowly escaped the

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ners. The contest she won took place in Atlanta, Ga., and was sponsored by a movie studio. Her contest victory brought a screen test but not a contract. So she went to work as a dancer i» Atlanta night clubs and saved enough money to finance a trip to Hollywood. For six months she sought work in the movies without the slightest success. Her break came when she met Jeanie MacPherson, writer for Cecil B. DeMille. Through Miss MacPherson she met Mr. DeMille, who arranged a test and placed her under contract. Her first picture was “The Buecaneer.” Since then she has played important roles in “Gone With the Wind” and “The Lady in Question.”

Carey Party Bids Goto old Timers

HOLLYWOOD, June 12 (U. P.).— Invitations to the barbecue and party celebrating Harry Caréy’s 33d anniversary in motion pictures have disclosed the whereabouts of many

not been heard from for years.

Carey’s leading ladies at the old F. B. -O. Studios, wrote Mr. Carey that she is now the wife of Maj. Victor Bertrandias, Army officer assigned to the Douglas aircraft plant at Santa Monica, Cal. She will attend the barbecue at the Carey ranch near Saugus and the press preview of Mr. Carey’s latest picture, “The Shepherd of the Hills.” Jane and Eva Novak, stars of early Westerns with Mr. Carey, are living in Los Angeles. Louis Arzner, who presided at the old Hoffman Cafe in Los Angeles when it was the favorite rendezvous of players and directors of the Biograph Co. in. 1912, will attend the party with his wife and daughter, Dorothy, noted

Juan, the great matador (Tyrone Power), shows off his uniform to

ing “Blood and Sand,” opening tomorrow at the Circle.

Marguerite Clayton, one of Mr4 ®

(Linda Darnell). It happens dur-

GARY THEATER CO. LOSES FILM PLEA

CHICAGO, June 12 (U. P.)~The U. S. Court of Appeals has upheld a District Court order dismissing an attempt of the Gary, Ind. Theater Co. to change by injunction the motion picture distribution practices of Columbia Pictures and several distributing companies. The Gary company claimed that it was unable to obtain Class 1 pictures for seven weeks after they appeared in Chicago South Side theaters, which it alleged were competitors of Gary theaters.

Silent Colman Is A 'Regular Guy’

HOLLYWOOD, June 12 (U. P.) — Ronald Colman is supposed to be a mystery man of Movietown, but he’s a mystery only to movie gossip writers, whom he distrusts and avoids. Lots of people know him, especially since he married Benita Hume, who likes to give parties. Colman is a patient fisherman and a businesslike poker player for low stakes. He knows half a dozen rather simple card tricks which he has been delightedly displaying for years. Another hobby is photography. He quotes a good deal of Shakespeare, personally keeps all the accounts of the household, never owes anyone a penny. The time he relaxes most successfully is around a piano—usually with Frank Capra, Bill Powell and Harold Lloyd—singing barbershop ballads.

MINER PLAYS ROLE

William Nestell, who plays the role of a horse-trader in “Secret of the Wastelands,” a “Hopalong Cassidy” mystery, is the owner of a mine at Lone Pine, California.

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largest - since the actors’ strike of 1919. President Bert Lytell, terming the 10 officials’ loss “irreparable,” said he hoped they would change their minds. It was understood that the resignations were precipitated by the reelection of Alan Hewitt fo the counoll He was one of the actors ac-

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[WAYNE MORRIS GETS DEFERMENT

HOLLYWOOD, June 12 (U. P.) — Wayne Morris, film athlete, today had a deferment until June 26 when he must report for active duty as an ensign in the Pilot Procurement

Navy to allow Mr. Morris to finish 3 Plelure In Which leis starring st

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