Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1941 — Page 9
That Hurts>
: Vie Ciefired Sl Dl | 3 | M ) I $100.000 Value Put on ting i LL Ef P PRO a i - Bil J Powel |
| n New Film E hot f Cost WP A Worker 528) ‘|and offer facts for their present
priority. stand. All businessmen, big DA and litle, Ste for the defénse ef1 . 8). expert, clean the portrait and re- fort. But, they are for eontiny-
ing their own operations, if it cannot be truthfully shown that it in.
Ober to Blank aes in | ! Hilarious Scene. pre
t
: HOLLYWOOD, ‘Sept. 17 . P)— re is nothing more. painful,” said ‘William Powell, “than to playa scene -which is hilariously funny to everyone on the set, then have it: greeted by blank and silent faces in the theater.. “And there are many more of; that kind than you might think. A thing can be mighty funny while it is being made but come out sm Othe am, ften ba TI, Mr. : 0 » Powel, “bifause opens is an i#nknown value. The difference be-
: Hopes, Fans Like Him i in Arab,
he _ Costume, : HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 17 (U. |
| ladies * he. tn “with his
chest expo: Now: he will learn
The part is a very good one in “Shanghai’ Gesture,” wich ose von Sternberg is directing for ducer Arnold Pressburger. . It will give Mature a chance: to
\ra | parking area at the State House.
ont in Parking. Area A State. House.
Vi e|dianapolis girls have a date for to-| night with the Service Men's Club,
the Westlake orchestra and the
Toast ein Seuss umn 8 it rains the “will be {held the State House rotunda,
“The dance is in celebration
Constitution Day and is in charge fa
teur art store it to its original condition. Mr. Terret
“an original Tiepolo, ‘Mr Valentines examined it si atithen-
ST 5 NEAR CLOSE
sod ‘Ind., Sept, 17.~
| Trial of the $7500 personal services :|sult filed against Marion ‘County
Al. Feeney by Julius ,C.
7 |Travis,” former’ fading Stjreuns
Court - judge, was
Little : Business’
Problems Checked to Map Aid Program.
By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer
: pions terferes with defense.”
“Our people are intelligent enough
to stand by the Government Shots any
‘defensible rulings ties or anything else,” he
prioriuded. “But they do not wait to feel that
Uncle Sam is doing any unnecessary hoarding of a, while letting
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17. — Rep. their businesses’ starve to death for
Charles A. Halleck (R. Ind.) today
want of them.”
‘Senator Raymond E. Willis of-
began cempiling the data gathered |fice reported that under the new at the series of hearings he held priorities setup announced for the
throughout Indiana on the defense
Office of Production’ Management the matter se
to be meeting with’ -
engendered problems. of the small some sane a justment.
businessmen.
He expects to present this for discussion at a meeting of the G. O. P.
be | committee assigged to study this
use the acting lors he learned in of H. w. Middlesworth, City Recrea- od r : e Par |e fous in Monroe circus problem of Which he is the chairs
some 60: parts al the Pasadena Community “Playhouse.
- tween a .comedy scene being very| : Linda Page funny or falling flat frequently’ de- : # a =
pends on exact timing, a gesture,
eines on mors tun te witine) R 5f Opens
“There is no real test for comedy before it is played before an audience. If the audience laughs, the scene is good. If it.doesn’t the scene is not funny, no matter what yo might have thought about it.”
Next F xt Friday
Mr. Powell's best known comedy| Linda Page and Jimmy James
roles are those as Detective Nick Charles in the “Thin Man” pictures, with Myrna Loy playing the part of his “wife. Their: latest: for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is. “The Shadow of the Thin Man.” “A lot of people,” said Mr. Powell, “think Myra and I are as daffy all the time as we are in the movies. Life would be very happy. if we could be. But when we're making a picture we both spend most of our time away from the camera worryine abou whether it is ‘working out
USED PIANOS ALL $uices™23" Rae : BALDWIN Fiano
' Indiana’s Largest Distributors’ of Pianos 44 So. Penn.—Open Eves.—MA, ust
THIS. WEEK'S ATTRACTIONS
" PIERSON THAL
and. His Orchestra
BEVERLY CLARK
Adorable Personality of ‘Song
- THE MARFIELDS
| Sparkling Dance Fair of e r 5 |WIBC “at 11:5 P.M. Two Shows ort and 12 P, Excellent Cuisine Pe NEVER A COVER CH
THE BEST
The Attractions. |
days without removing his shirt; he
results mow. In the picture, at least, he is as
lovely girls, Gene Tierney, Phyllis Brooks and Ona Munson compete| for his attentions. It was the movies, said Mature,
He got along quite well in tos |
said, and sees no reason why hel, should not be able to’ get as good | i
much the ‘lady killer as ever. Three
Ne the 12th District, American. Legion, | alia
will act as hi ] The “girls a the dance were LS
selected ‘by a special committee of flicials. Fer
lly uy
oo:
due’ him, Tor his 4 representing ey: in a
| successful recount action in the 1938
election. Feeney . was Jimary © "defeated by a ony Lutz at the polls but ih the recount was
( Seclatei nominated
The: principal. ‘witnesses’ tor the
¢ plaintif yesterday. were Otto Ray.
The Indiana Roof, provider since 1928 of some of the best dance music available, will reopen for the fall season next Friday night’ with the music of Jimmy James’ orchestra. James recently graduated from a WLW attraction to a spot on -the NBC network and: he will bring with him Songstress Linda Page, who will be familiar to Roof patrons of last season. She joined the James band recently’ during its engagement at the Beverley Hills Country Club where she shared vo-
‘cal honors with Jane Fromah.
The James band will be here Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. Since its construction the Roof has offered such attractions as Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Wayne King, Woody Herman, the Ink
| Spots, Duke Ellihgton and others. Located atop the Indiana Theater,
the Roof again will be under the direction of Alice McMahon, ‘who leased it for a year last September and: renewed the lease last June before starting on a talent hunt in Midwestern night spots.
Thomas Mitchell ' Given Big Role
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 17 (U. P.) — Mitchell has been signed by RKO}
Radio for one of the most important roles, that of Father Antoine,
{in the David Hempstead production,
“Joan of Paris,” which will introduce Michele Morgan “and Paul
which first discovered the possibilities in his muscular torso. ly “Before that,” he said, “I had given no especial thought to my physique. Then Hal’ Roach saw me swimming, after I had signed a contract with hin¥ and that was my undoing—or undressing. “Things got to such a ie that when I went to New York many people ‘seemed to think I ought to go about the streets with my shirt off. What makes people like that?”
Operation Aids Olivia
Gains 20 Pounds, Wegprs Clothes Better.
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 17 (U. P.).— Olivia de Havilland looked prettier, if possible, thal usual, “It’s the tra weight,” she beamed. “It was my operation.” “Operation?” “Yes, after my appendectomy~= there’s a four-dollar word, isn’t it— I gained 26 pounds. Then I took some of them off again, and, well, I guess I do look better, at that.” ‘Miss de ‘Havilland was getting ready for some work in a .soldier-and-Indians picture ‘at Warner Bros. Talks of Current Movie
She was wearing a long, white, fluffy dress with yards of material in the lower half and inches in the top. It was one of those gravity-
°
Tetreation of
.- Feeney’s Jreqesessar, and his Sister ', Miss Anns Ba
"Mr. Travis con the $7500 is | MAD.
“Since other members of the Gommittee made similar studies in their states, My expect to | have sufficient data to develop some program of action,” Rep. Halleck declared. “In Indiana many of those who attended the meeting at Indianapolis gave very detailed testimony regarding what they allege is Government -hoarding of materials» which
BEE first sniffle or sneeze. Its 3:2 4u} ck action:
dfection colds, Follow ee VICKS VA TRO- WoL
will not .be used for defense for
When you cook on a
STEAK DINNER Henrie to American motion picture (defying numbers with no shoulder audiences. straps. o IN TOWN Mr. Mitchell has a long list of | “Six months ago” she said,
brilliant portrayals to his credit, his| Would. have had trouble, Th : films including, among others, “Out [dress like this. When I went to the
of ‘the Fog,” “The Long Voya e | hospital: I. was 20 pounds underHome,” “Gone With the Wind” age weight, my doetor said.
% ington.” “Then after the operation I went Mr smith Goes 0 Washing al to Cape Cod to recuperate, and|
7 ET 0 S70 NEIGHBORHOOD « gaititd 26 pounds. Now I've lost 10)
MODERN GAS RANGE
Trade that old stove NOW aL annual i AHL ALLL oh
i Cr LG
It's Errol
ction of ou | duphcated
That is what
Malas 189)
questions.
SF TSR'S {oi Neaertaeliitia Ruby Keeler—Harriett Hilliard of “SWEETHEART OF THE C “PASSAGE FROM HONG KONG” Dead End Kids “SEA BAIDERS"—6 P. M,
cooking
beauty oppor-
modern gad
range. Te tla i qe)
“VASA
Talk turned to the picture she was working -on. § Yep, Errol Is Custer “Right now,” she said, “it’s called : It’s the story of George Custer, from| * EMERSON .'%, »% 206 the time he was a cadet at West YOUR RADIO FAVORITES : ah r McGee & Molly” —r a very good part. And I'm glad to TUXEDO! 20C A, |be back at work again.” Flynn, of course.” WH : 5 Bl ; : . “You're wanted on the set, Miss a» OTS Sheridan 2% 5 52% “ECATTERGOOD PUL » Cn g: on oaNaD PULLS THE STRINGS |And! “JUNGLE GIRL” at 7 p. m. Only [perhaps those extra Pounds, stood EET RIT up, too. RA04 00 A ; tO LL ba 5 12 4 Tonite : Sa genie eae op sistos 2008 poryvwoop, sept. 17 (u. B. BE ; Geraldine Fitzgerald—Jas. Stephenson —Actress Gene Tierney does things| 1 ! A {< Say by» contd productions $7500 a week on 8 : SUS ; THUR. “BLOSSOMS IN Ded IST" oan out” arrangement. : ? STE Aa
t Fon y " Melody & Moonlight’ now En Cartoon. 3—Picture oD esule.
© of them and feel wonderful.” ? —— ‘They Died With Their. Boots On,’ sf tr ‘EAST SIDE ; but I think the title will be changed. RAMILTO Tern Clark Gable “THEY MET 1 » | Point up to the famous last stand Don he “MOON OVER BOMBAY at Little Big Horn. Im his wife, It’s] is Way Please” ; or RC I tag ot pen Mah JR i, Pa One ey Me! in Hombay' ‘Balerite - alle EY Dishes to Ladies an yu gu de Havilland,” someone called. : F.xcellent se Le ! Clark Gable “THEY ‘MET IN BOMBAY” | Miss de Havilland stood up. The : that may not Dt . Betty’ Grable “MOON OVER MIAMI” |dress, due to some white magic or 4 $ Petit Point A ars fo es : I b OL1L: s Bo | NIE Lool RF 2 . 3 LOOK. hadi 55 E. 10th “Th fee LIVES - MODESTLY TL A AL " iohte AA RL " "ON BIG SALARY You'll be delightec IRA “SHINING VICTORY” in a small way for a star who is TIT ¥ costin the: Arnold Pressburger “HORROR ISLAND” (Duis : 5° = ’ She has moved into a new house. inal Chapter. “SKY RA BLONDIE IN SOCIETY” The former orDas Sok
moved the fifth van load of fur-
DISHES TO THE LADIES Cool 5:45 |nishings when along came
IRVIN 5507 P R250, Gren Al {gg IR G Wan toe 30 Tierney’s belongings in a -small
oe vw | GeraMine gf truck which w t ed, re ae Holy ine a Fitzgerald SHINING VICTORY The us % nok Suis Beds
MECCA ,™, 20c 2 |ne “THEY MEET AGAIN” to Count Oleg Gassini, Hollywood
“ » | fashion designer. a BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST Edgar \Wallate's ‘MISSING. PEOPLE" THUR. “KISSES FOR BREAKFAST” | : NORTH SIDE ; 16th & 1:30 a - CINEMA 5." 20ci 52 ‘aT
[ra Howard-—Ingrid Bergman ~~ FT. WAYNE & ST. CLAIR ARE
y “INTERMEZZ20* George Brent—Martha Scott terday for Walt Disney's father, Elias
chard 'éMen Against the Sky”| “THEY DARE NOT LOVE". Dal Dimeve faiher SER | viii, PAPER BULLETS |i oy “aes Sumer THUR. “BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST” He was 82.
Solve your cooking problems with this MAGIC CHEF »
All the things that make cooking: fun are so easy: with this Magic Chef: A super duty burner for fast top-stove cooking . ,. four automatic signalling simmer burners for waterless cooking ... a “Red Wheel”. “oven. heat regulator for perfect baking and roasting . .. automatic top lighting . . . large storage - compartment with two roomy: shelves . ., timer, light and ¢ lent set . . . handy drop-door broiler . . choice of ° top. burner. assenbly on either left or right side. Illustration of this modern - : gas range at right. Ask to see ‘Magic Chef, : Model” 5801-14. er Sree ies india
kx With Your od Stove
RITES HELD FOR - ‘DISNEY'S FATHER
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 17 (U, P). ~Puneral services were held yes-
allace Beery ‘Barnacle Bill’ “THIS WAY PLEASE” MBvatar .o <li cok ah
"SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS" | | TALBOTT 5a’ | WHEN DOES IT START dk. 0 CIRCLE
fe SHUHILY BN ORAS slie Howard * ERMEZZ ' DenWestinghouse Air-Conditioned Yui ai 2ken of Ea Wee Morris and Pron Kennedy, at 12788 85,
i ro Bofne fot 1] 4:08. vis Sad 20:45. angle y te Paukins. Buck ot 11:5 cade, 35 and 9.00. : “BRIGHAM Ean MAN® INDIANA wi F
: Citizen Kane.” with Ofton weiles, | |ZARING “i. rm | oor a0 13:0 at, Seda enn, So od
"‘Franchot Tome es Meets Br SHE KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS” . Geraldine Fitzgerald SHINING VICTORY" “Guy” Kibbeer at 11, oi 18, 1 LOEW'S
WEST SIDE ; J mee Comes Mr. Jordan” with OL SPEEDWAY Si fgg Sw
Eddie Albert “THIEVES PALL OUT* afer” finn. “pry £ ours with Robt, Paige “SAN ANTONIO ROSE™. : Robert “mani DOLLAR BARE CAT” June band and re
Z Belmont and Wak. TLY COOL i 1% } hel | BE 4] ent : on BELMONT er i ins Manpower." with 1 Edward GR l| i CU UIAMHID CooL on TM Ste Ber Er yne os Cintas theta the fuss and muss that goes with old, outofadate ovo | VP { Raft, A, at 13:0. 3:6, 7 Tend inte | Hi es stoves; this MODERN" Roper gas range will give you the ultimate in ‘cooking po pratt ar ll cleanliness. . You'll thrill >to its famous, exclusive “Peasant Ware” smokeless. oy 40, 5:50 and 9, 18 Toler with chrome serving tray . . . its easy-to-clean turret cooking top . « « - its. streamlined back rail with attracive light, timer and condiment set. . + its flush-to-floor and flush-to-wall construction.
illustrated at left, this Roper, model iR_]
mi oe RE REBEGEA “Wake Up & Live” 0
Ww. 10th A Tine 206 |
seve sesr es
J AY, is priced at only.