Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1941 — Page 8

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YOUR NEARBY PICTURE HOUSES this wesk are offering’ more purtng Merle Oberon and Melvyn

than a goodly

share of new. pictures with three films breaking for

their second runs and two theaters offering first-run movies.

Emersén has booked another Bill Shirley “The n

picture in which he sings two

(Irvington’s own) Don't Tell.” =

songs— The press book is rather vague about just. Whab Tole Bil plays but

it seems he’s the brother of Florence Rice, the love interest. The story tells of two young doctors, both in love with Miss Rice, who go seperate ethical ys. oe Je comes a gangstér’s. physic e other a medical examiner in the District Attorney's office. You can see that something has to pop under such circumstances. It does. You can find out what tomorrow through Saturday at the Emerson. On the same bill are “] Was a Prisoner on Devil's Island” and the first chapter df of the new serial, “Iron Claw.” Breaking precedent, this chapter play will be shown at all perform= ances instead of once only. ” # 8

THE GRANADA, too, has a first .run picture for its second week of operation under its new open-every-day policy: “Highway West.” . Brenda ' Marshall, after six months of marriage; discovers her husband (Arthur Kennedy) is a notorious bank robber. He is captured after killing two policemen. Three years later Brenda is operating an automobile court with her sister, Olympe Bradna. Brenda’s husband escapes from the penitentiary, finds Brenda. and soon is making love to her. sister. From here on things happen fast. “Highway West” with “Manpower” will run for the full week starting tomorrow, \ » » » THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS: “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” is the third cinematic resurrection

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Bill Shirley, who hails from Indianapolis, sings in “Doctors Don’t Tell,” a first-run picture opening tomorrow at the Emerson theater,

of Robert Louis Stevenson’s ghoulish classic. An unfortunate por‘trayal for Spencer Tracy, the new version does have a point or two in its favor, For instance, there's Ingrid Bergman as the luckless barmaid pursued and tortured by an evil she cannot understand. She proves that a fine talent

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role. There, too, is some splendid camera work especially one superbly photographed chase of the maddened Hyde running amok through fog-bound London streets. Also the film has an extraordinarily polished production. The St. Clair shows it tomorrow through Sunday, the Uptown Sunday through Wednesday, : " t J ®

“Manpower” is another picture based on the triangle formula but one full of action and the potent triple starring combination of Edward G. Robinson, Mdariehe o story concerns the maintenance crews of high tension lines whose fighting and: love making is as full of voltage as the wires upon

_which they work.

Here's its schedule: Tomorrow through Sunday at the Irving, Rivoli and Strand; tomorrow through next Wednesday, Granada and Zaring; Sunday and Monday at the Daisy; Sunday through Tuesday at the Belmont; Sunday through Wednesday at the Vogue.

Desa shows the terrible peak to which cruel bullying can, be brought—the Nazi gang in action. Starring Jeffrey Lynn, Kaaren Verne, ‘Mona Maris and it illustrates the heroic work of illegal radio. operators in : Germany broadcasting their blasts against tyranny. It is well done, the suspense is excellent - and the pace good. opens tomorrow for four days: at Whe Rivoli and’ Strand. os - #

THE TALBOTT beginning Friday will show for four days the first movie which uses the pilot training program for college youths as a background. Called 20,000 Men a Year” because that’s the number the Civilian Aeroe nautics Board. ‘hopes to train under ifs program, it stars Randolph Scott. Preston Foster and Margaret Lindsay. With it will be “That Uncertain Feeling” fea-

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DAISY tomorrow: “Man Jove y _Biagkoyt” “That Jr Tomereey Wu g 's "” tors Don’t Tell.” an ‘Star of t" d Love fore Breakfast.” row throug h | Saturday: ‘Hold That Ghost’ and “Ringside Maisie, FOUNTAIN UARE—Thro - day: “Dance Ha and “Und gy TC SBANADA “Charley”. Aunt” and as urse's secrels potomorT 4 a; “Man “Highway West.” ¥

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got their idea from Ruth McKenney’s stories in the New Yorker magazine. The play was directed by George S. Kaufman. The cast is the same which opened in Chicago on Feb. 17 and played until late: last summer. Marcy Wescott, whom New York has use”

the title role and Effie Afton, the part of her sister, Ruth. Miss Afton was last seen prominently in “The Women.” . Taking the heavy comedy assignment is Philip Loeb, who will be seen as frustrated artist and landlord who rents the two sisters a semi-basement apartment in Greenwich Village. After leading his own band for the past four years, Larry Sothern (all-American footballer not so long ago) is mak-

Brenda Marshall is the star of “Highway Wesi” a first-run picture opening tomorrow at the Granada.

FIGHTING LITTLES DIRECTOR CHOSEN|____

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 22—Shop talk—Richard Wallace will direct the studio’s “The Fighting Littles,” Booth Tarkington’s new novel. . . . Universal has signed Claude Rains

son, who played the strong-nerved masculine wanderer, George, in “Of Mice and Men” three seasons ago.

Ed Wynn in “Boys and Girls Together” brings his first Indianapolis engagement in 15 years to a close today with both matinee and night performances.

Pe Featured in - the show, besides Wynn, Marjorie Gainsworth, the D’Ivons and Dave Apollon, are several brother-and-sister acts, one of which is billed as Lucienne and Ashour, adagio dancers. Only in this one the girl turns the tables and bats the man around. Members of the famous Loyal family, Lucienne and Ashour dropped = their family name to avoid confusion with the innumerable Loyals who may be found on horseback wherever circuses are playing. Their great-grandmother was riding master for Napoleon III. Both left horseback for the variety halls at the age of 6.

The Civic Theater apparently takes its work seriously. The cast which will present “Burlesque” for the last time tonight went down to ‘the Fox the other day to see how burlesque is really done. All in the line of duty, etc. For about half the cast, burlesque was a new experience.

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