Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1941 — Page 7

Pretty Face Not Enough

Need: More Than Loveliness ‘To Become: Film Star

by DAVID

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(Fremont Power is on Vacation)

HOLLYWOOD, July 23 (U. P.)— Wander around the studios . for a time and you will be inclined to agree with Director Edward Dmytryk when he says that the prettiest girls in Hollywood are not on the star lists. ; 1 “A girl,” said Dmytryk, “has to * have much more than mere loveliness to make a name for herself} on the screen. She has to have tal- : ent, and intelligence and a certain +. driving ambition which will permit : her to keep on despite disappoint-| 1 " ments and <heartbreaks which are _ part of every young player's ca- “ reer.”

time!” write?” six tickets to Loew’s. you honestly think of it?”

review because I only take the paper for Pegler and Joe Wiljams.” “What kind of a fellow is this Walter Whitworth . . . Corbin Patrick . . . Herb Kenney?” “Dear Sir: I am writing a thesis on the cinema for graduation, Would you be good enough to write me your opinion of it... about 5000 words?” “Any time you get some extra passes to the Circle you don’t know what to do with, give me a ring.” “What you need is a good poke in the nose.” “Of course, the critics kill all the good shows.” “Have you got a coupla ducats to the Lyric handy? - I heard it was pretty good.” “I never saw such stuff in all my life, and if I hadn't paid road-show prices to see it I wouldn’t have sat through it. You ought to be horsewhipped for recommending it.” “Do you need an assistant?” “It is perfectly obvious that you know nothing at all about the movies.” “So ‘you liked ‘Citizen Kane. Guess you've gone over to the Communists.” “How do you go about getting a job as a movie critic? I am very much interested in the theater and am inclosing a write-up-I did of Hellzapoppin for the Corn Center High School Tassel.” t “I am. very anxious to ,meet Jerry Corona, or Jerry Colonna, whichever is the actor.” © “Howzabout two ‘for my neigh= borhood house tonight? Can do? Of course, I don’t want to put you to any trouble, but—" “What a soft job. Nothing to do but—" Boy! Bring me an aspirin, Bet ter make it three!

Off the Cuff—

KAY KYSER deserves a special bouquet for his part in the training camp shows; he’s taking along a company of 16 people at his own expense, ... . Bob Hope, the iron ‘man of comedy, is back in Holly-

> Dmytryk, currently directing Co- * lumbia’s “The Blonde From Singapore,” with Florence Rice, Leif Erickson, Gordon Jones and Adele Rowland, points to the hundreds of ¥ beautiful extras who have never been able to make further progress. “I've seen more beautiful women in dress extra scenes than I've seen '. on the star list,” he said. “Once in a while I become curious about these girls and talk to them in an effort to find out what's keeping their names out of lights. Many, I find, lack both intelligence and ambition. “Please understand, I'm not running down the extras. I only feel sorry for hundreds of beautiful girls who seemingly have everything to offer but don’t know how to use it. Often you’ll learn that they didn’t finish high school, or if they did, it was under pressure.” Sometimes, he. said, a gorgeous extra will lose much of her beauty when she starts talking—a picturetype who looks pretty only when she isn’t doing much of anything or making an effort to think. “Charm and personality, both of - which are needed in large quan- -. tities for picture success,” he said, “are found only in those girls who also are intelligent.”

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vacation consisted of six benefit; performances, -four personal appearances in theaters, 15 interviews and 12 golf games. . . . Michael Bartlett, after his performances with the Cincinnati

weeks, will go to Rio de Janeiro to sing during September. . . . Theaters throughout the country will inaugurate a drive for USO the week of Sept. 1. .'. . Ernest Hemingway's “For Whom the: Bell Tolls” will be filmed .in technicolor. . . . After completing “Al1 mest an Angel,” Deanna "Durbin will. portray a newspaper reporter

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WHY MOVIE REVIEWERS become a bit balmy: “Boy, oh boy, what a soft job. Nothing to do but go to shows alltha

“Do you fellows get together after the show and decide what to “I hate to ‘ask a favor, but it ought to be easy for you to get me Either tonight or tomorrow will do.” “I know you gave ‘The Bride Came C. O. D.’ a rave, but what do

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in “They Lived Alone.” .. , Forrest Evashevski, the guy who helped make Tommy Harmon a great back, will play himself in “Harmon of Michigan” starring Tommy. . . . Local movie houses soon will have “aluminum ads. sion days.” ” ” »

Time Marches On!

IT WAS INEVITABLE that the Hollywood publicity hounds would capitalize on the Gen. Lear episode. Remember Clara Bow, the “If” girl? Then there was Ann Sheridan and her “Ooomph.” Lana Turner was the “Sweater” gixl Carol Landis became the epitome of “ping.” And now , Patricia Dane, one of the “Ziegfeld Girl” lovelies, has been nicknamed the “Yoo Hoo” girl in time to grab some newspaper space before the release of “Life Begins for Andy Hardy,” in which she's a sizzling siren. : ”

Back to Princeton

C. NORRIS HOUGHTON, who still calls Indianapolis home, has been appointed lecturer in drama and director, of dramatics at Princeton University, from where he was graduated in 1931. Mr. Houghton directed “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” the last of the Daggett summer stock shows here recently, and was the designer of ‘Ethel Barrymore's: Broadway production of “White Oaks.” His mother is Mrs. Grace N. Houghton, 134 E. 36th St.

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+++ And Six to Go

. AFTER “NINA ROSA,” which runs nightly through next Sunday, the open-air. Municipal Opera in Forest Park at St. Louis, will present five more musical plays, most of them America’s greatest favorites. Monday, July 28, “The Merry Widow” will begin a week’s run ‘to be followed on Aug. 4 (for a week) ‘by “Bitter Sweet.” Then, Aug. 11 through. Aug. 17 it'll be “The Desert Song.” The two remaining operettas for the season will be “The Red Mill” (Aug. 1824) and “Balalaika” on Aug. 25 -Srough Aug. 31,

BURLESQUE GIRLS WANT FILM JOBS

HOLLYWOOD, July 23 (U. P.).~ Gls from’ a. local burlesque house today threatened to picket the Goldwyn Studio in protest of a reparted plan to use dancers from Central Casting in a burlesque picture now in production. The professional “strippers” can’t

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sidered pretty enough to face the cameras, ‘it was’ said.

|ERROL FLYNN'S

PET DOG DROWNS

HOLLYWOOD, July 23 (U. P.).— The body of Actor Errol Flynn's prized German Schnauzer, Arno, was washed up on the beach at Newport last week. Mr, Flynn said the dog had fallen from his yacht on an outing last Sunday. Arno, six years old, was a present to the actor from his wife, Lily Damita.

W. C. FIELDS BEGINS ‘WORK ON PICTURE

HOLLYWOOD, July 23—W. C. Fields is currently at work on his new picture, “The Great Man,” which is said to have a slightly biographical tinge.

Gene Autry’s latest Western with music—=“Sunset in Wyoming”—opens tomorrow at the Ambassador : along with Wallace Ford In “Murder by Invitation.” With Gene Autry, of course, will be his horse, “Champ,” Smiley . Burnette and Maris Wrixon. The mystery film’s cast includes Marfan Marsh, Gavin Gordon and Sarah Padden.

Texas 'Province'

Draws Chuckle

OTTAWA, July 23 (U. P.).—Those who have seen the rushes were chuckling today over the lines spoken by Air Marshal William A. (Billy) Bishop, Canada’s number one World War Ace, who appears in the Warner Bros. film, “Captains of the Clouds,” in production here. Marshal Bishop in the picture is| inspecting a column of graduating student fliers and as he passes, he inquires from what provinces they have come. “Ontario,” one says, “Manitoba” and “Quebec” others respond. He pauses before one husky lad, who replies to the question: “Texas, sir.” “One of our best provinces,” Marshal Bishop replies. ’

Conn Is Movie Problem Child

HOLLYWOOD, July 23 (U. P.).— Prizefighter Billy Conn observed the passing of his first week as an actor today with the remark: “I'd rather fight Joe Louis twice than act once.” Conn was a problem to directqys of “The Pittsburgh Kid,” in which he is appearing with actress Jean Parker at Republic Studio. The first day or two, he mumbled his lines, and his voice trailed off at the end of each sentence. By giving him only a couple of sentences, directors finally managed to get by with five shootings for each take.

WAIVE ROYALTIES ON ARMY FILMS

HOLLYWOOD, July 23 (U. P.)— Two manufacturers today waived all sound regording royalties on Army training films produced by the Research Council of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the War Department. Darryl 7. Zanuck, council chairman, said Electrical Research Products, Inc., and Radio Corporation of America would participate in the non-profit film production program and permit a considerable saving.

CAST IS SELECTED FOR 'MALE ANIMAL"

HOLLYWOOD, July 23. — Joan Leslie will have the part of the younger sister in the film version of “The Male Animal,” which goes into production late next month at Warner Bros. under the direction of Eliott Nugent. Henry Fonda and Priscilla Lane have the leading roles.

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are scattered. There are several episodes filled with some dialogue byplay which can easily be missed by unsophisticated ° audiences. The picture is on tomorrow through Sunday at the Irving, St. Clair and Strand; Saturday through Tuesday at the Fountain Square; Sunday through Wednesday at the Uptown.

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THE RIVOLI tomorrow through Saturday has 40 revival minutes of what has been titled “Kolor Kartoon Kutups.” This is a group of cartoons in color featuring Donald Duck, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Donald’s nephews, Goofy, Porky Pig, Joe Glow, Sniffles and Blabber Mouse.

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“MEN OF THE LIGHTSHIP,” two reels of the daring and thrill. ing events in the lives of sailors who man lightships during wartime, is on the Fountain Square screen tonight through Friday, along with “Washington Melodrama” and “Shadows on the Stairs.”

#2 8 8 THE EMERSON tomorrow through Saturday is showing the last chapter of “Riders of Death Valley” in addition to a chiller doubling of “The Invisible Ghost” (Bela Lugosi) and Dick | Purcell in “King of the Zombies!

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THE GRANADA tomorrow through Sunday is bringing back Bob Hope’s tremendously funny mystery picture, “The Cat and the Canary” with Paulette Goddard. On the same bill is “The Round Up” starring Richard Dix and Patricia Morison.

" ” ” Raised eyebrow department: The double bill tonight at the * Strand and opening tomorrow at the Rivoli—“Missing Ten Days” with “Too Many Blondes.” ” » ”

FOR THE PARKER'S remaining family nights (today and tomorrow) the revival is “You Can't Have Everything” starring Alice Fay, Don Ameche and the Ritz Bros., billed with a Roy Rogers Western, “In Old Cheyenne.”

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HARRY MARKUN, operator of the Talbott and Belmont Thea= ters,- is vacationing in the East. He'll be back in about two weeks.

Tonight at the Paramount, “Lone Wolf Takes .a Chance.” Tonight and tomorrow at the Rex, “The Great Lie”; tomorrow through Saturday at the Sheridan, “Ziegfeld Girl”. All with shorts.. » ” ”

THE MID-WEEK SCHEDULE:

BELMONT — Tonight and tomorrow: “Double Date’’ and “Man Who Lost Himself.” CINEMA—Toni ht: Bishop” and ‘‘Wagons Roll at Right. Tomorrow thr ou, Saturday: “Th Penalty” and ‘‘Affectionately Yours,’ DAISY—Tonight and tomorrow: Man’ and “Play Girl.” EMERSON—Tonight: “Wagons Roll at Night” and ‘“‘Affectionately Yours.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “King of the Zombies’ and ‘Invisible Ghost.’ ESQUIRE—Tonight: “Lady from Cheyenne”’ and “Flame of New Orleans.” Tomorrow through- Saturday: “Man ho Lost Himself” and ‘Strawberry Blonde.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE~—Tonight through Friday: “Washington Meiodtama” and “Shadows on the Stairs GRANADA—Tomorrow. through Sun. day: “Cat and the Canary’ and. ‘The Round- SD

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IRVING—T: ht: “The Great Dictator’’ and 2s, Many Blondes.” Tomorrow through Sunday: ‘‘One Nighy in Lishon ' and “Give Me a Sailor. RIENTAL—Tonight: “Hit Parade of 19007 and ‘Meet the Chump.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ons Roll at Night” and “Man Who st Himself.” PARAMOUNT-Tonight: “Lone Wolf Takes a Chance’ and shorts. Tomorrow

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CIRCLE “The Bride Came C. 0. D.,” with Pak Davis and James 5 Cagney. at , 3:45, 6:55 and 10 2 ord Antonio ay ‘with Jane Frazee, Robert Pai ge and the Merry Macs, at 11:35, 2:45, 5:55 and 9:05,

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“The Bi Store with the Marx Bros., at 11, 1:50, 4:45, 7:35 and 10.

“The Dare Not Love,” with George Brent, Martha Scott and Paul Lukas, at 12:25, 3:20, 6:10 and 9:05,

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“Wake Up, America” revue (on stage), with Gil Lamb, the Sineing Commanders and Lorraine West, the Dancing Cadettes, the Albins, Claire and Hudson and the .Banflelds, 12:54, 3:51, 6:45 and 9:36. “Paper Bullets” (on screen), with Joan Woodbury, Jack LaRue and John Archer, at 11:14, 2:10, 5:07, 7:55 and 10:43. :

Held Over Thru Wednesday Abbott & Costello “IN THE NAVY” Rudy Vallee “TOO MANY BLONDES”

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“ONE NIGHT IN LISBON” is a harbinger of what Hollywood now is making in substitute for the ‘prépaganda pictures (“Pastor Hall,” “Mortal Storm,” etc.) that sort. of fizzled. : A bit of tomfoolery, it’s a good laugh tonic for summertime, even though underneath there’s that old propaganda (“There’ll Always Be an England”) at work. Fred MacMurray and Madeleine Carroll meet

in an empty air-raid skelter in London. He's an American busily flying bombers to England. She is a rich and proper English girl acting as chauffeur for a War Office: Earl (Edmund Gwenn), Their meeting sets off a whirlwind courtship in which a few spies

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in Lisbon he ah: ‘Lady Eve’, and “Pier 13.” Tomorrow through Saturday; “Behind the News” and ‘Yukon Flight.” SHERIDAN-—Tonight: “Pot O’ Gold” and “Ellery Queen’s Penthouse M ster; Tomorrow AHsough Saturday: Girl” and shorts

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REFEREE SIGNED

HOLLYWOOD, July 23 (U. P.).— Referee Arthur Donovan, famous third man of the ring, has been signed by Columbia to referee a fight in “Pittsburgh Kid,” starring Billy Conn, the heavyweight fighter, and Veda Ann Borg.

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