Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1941 — Page 6

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WEATHERFORD, Tex, Nov. 5|| P) ~-A tempest stirred today in

the: “My Heart Belongs to Daddy” girl named her infant daughter

. Miss Martin grew up here and taught dancing until she left for Broadway and stardom and wken her daughter was .born yesterday . She announced immediately that she and husband Richard Halliday would name her “Heller” because |. “that’s what folks in Weatherford ~ call a particularly pert and viva- - cious girl.” ~~ But the unanimous—and anonymous—consensus here was: “Why I-never heard the likes of ‘that. Little girls aren't _called - Heller in Weatherford.” The Tuesday Bridge Club and the - Ladies’ Aid Society members did not “want to be quoted because, they all . paid, they knew Mary too well and ; Hey didn’t want to hurt her feel“nga. “But—" 1. “A name like that might do in Hollywood but never in Weatherford. We're too conservative and oo conventional.” “Mary was a well-mannered So obiid, certainly not a little devil and I don’t know where she could have gotten an idea like that.” : 3. “I think it’s not a very nice name for a girl to have.” <4, (It's _probably just one of ~ Mary's passing whims. When the baby is christened, I'll bet it will be as Mary and not as Heller.” ~~ Heller Halliday, (7 | pounds 13 ounces, and mother were reported to be doing fine today.

STARS ABOUND IN 'CHRISTMAS' FILM

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 5.—Joining the cast of the Warners’ “The Night Before Christmas” are Lee Patrick, Jack Carson and Jane Wyman. This is the Edward CG. Robinson vehicle.

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“Sergeant York” has been at the Circle so ong yond think he’s captured the place, but it isn’t so. The doughty Sergeant will leave his stronghold tomorrow night so Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda over.- They're the stars of “You Belong to Me,” a funny fable about a doctor (Miss Stanwyck) and her jeal-, ous husband. In this scene, Mr. Fonda goes a touch berserk:when he discovers that a hurry-up call for his | Monument. Circle. doctor-wife from a former suitor turns out to be nothing more serious than a house party.

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NEIGHBORHOODS

MINIATURE REVIEWS OF comers:

By David Marshall

rine week's neighborhood news-

“Lady Be Good,” is the picturization of the 1924 Broadway show that had everything—music by George Gershwin, lyriés by his brother Ira, and the dancing Astaires, Fred and Adele. Of this, Hollywood has salvaged only two of the Gershwin tunes:

The title song and “Fascinating Rhythm.” [The story is one of the longest and dullést in many a cinema season, but in a musical the important things are fine individual performers and sparkling music. With these - “Lady Be Good” overflows. There’s Eleanor Powell, the superb tap (dancer; Red Skelton, who even is funny when his material is not; the Berry Brothers who dance off in all directions at once; the dead-pan singing: of frightened Virginia O’Brien; and the sweet nostalgia of Gershwin songs, It’s on foday through Saturday at the Uptown; tomorrow through Sunday af the Rivoli; Sunday through. Tuesday at the Belmont, St. Clair, ISpeedway and Strand. “Sun ‘Valley Serenade’ is a smart bit of showmanship in that the producers realized”that Sonja Henie fans have tired ‘a bit of seeing Sonja skate. Instead she. plays a [Norwegian refugee, slimmed somewhat, who skis. There is plenty of slaloming at Sun Valley, the. brassy effects of Glen Miller’s orchestra, the buffoonery of Milton Berle, and the bubbling | Nicholas Bros., who dance the shoes off “Chattanooga Choo Choo.” For the skating fans there, too, is one performance of Sonja and her ballet in pure white costumes swishing over jet black ice. It’s on today - through Saturday at the St. Clair and Strand, today through next Tuesday at: the Granada, tomorrow through Sunday |at the Irving, through | Tuesday at the Uptown. ® 2 8 Joe Armantrout is the new house manager at the Vogue, réplacing Forest Quinn who resigned to go with RCA. g 8 = THE TALBOTT next- week begins a new policy of two shows weekly, | opening on Wednesdays and Saturdays. To straighten out’ its schedule the Talbott will show “Dive Bomber” and “When Ladies Meet” for five days beginning Friday. Tonight and tomorrow Manager John Kellams is bringing ‘back “Kit Carson” (Jon Hall), based on the life of one of America’s boldest adventurers. Second feature is “For Beauty's Sake.” » FOR THE PARKER family nights the pictures include a return coasgement of “Brother Orchid” (Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sothern), along | with | a Charles Starrett Western, “Outlaw of Panhandle.” ” ” 2 THE PARAMOUNT RETURNS for one night only tonight Bob Hope’s hilarious “The Cat and the Canary,” which stars Paulette Goddard. Completing the bill is a chapter of the “Riders of Death Valley” serial, a color cartoon and a novelty short. : » tJ 2 THE SHERIDAN tomorrow through Saturday has a return showing of “20,000 Men a Year,” the picturization of the Govern-

| ment’s civil aeronautics program

for [college students. Tonight's bill includes “Ice-Capades,” which is the second picture in which Bill Shirley (Irvington’s own) .appeared. :

”- : SCHEDULE: ON T— Through tomorrow: ‘‘CapCaution” and “Seattergood Meets

CI eart of the North” and “Bl die in, ‘Society. > Tomorrow through

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—Through tomorrow: “Kisses Getaw ORIENTAL—“Elle ueen in the ‘Perfect Crime” and Tie 8 ht Shoes.” Tomorrow through Satur in “Man Hunt’ and “Hit the Road.”

PARAMO UNT—:“The Cat ‘and the Canary’’ and shorts. Tomorrow and Friday! bight Shoes” and “Shining Vic-

ARKER—Through tomorrow:: Brother Ona and “Outlaw of Panhandle.” REX~—Through tomorrow: ‘Wake Up and Live” and ‘Mr. District Attorney.’ VOLI—"Dr, Jekyll. and Mr. Hyde” “Jungle Cavalcade.” Tomorrow ‘through Sunday: “Here Comes Mr. Jordan! and “Lady Be Good.” ST. CLAIR. Through, Sa Saturds an Valley Serenade” ‘an ed To K AD NE Ey pis oir “Lucky Devils” a

PEED WA Y—Through Dare Not Love” an _ alk.” IDAN-—‘‘Jungle ' Cavalcade’ “Ice-Capades’ "Tomorrow throu urday: *20,000 Men a Year’ an oner on Devil's Island.” STATE — Through tomorow: “Shining Victory” and ‘San Antonio Rose STRAND—Through Saturda “Sun alley Serenade” ued “Here Comes Mr. Jordan ST TRATFO R D—Throu h- to prIow: haa Dioet ain” and THA Shot

the TACOMA — Through tomorrow: “The “arent Isto ang ‘Country Fair.” .| Through tomorrow: . “For Beauty's s Sie and. “Kit Garson.” TUXEDO — Through tomorrow: “Her Pirst Beau’ and. “Fargo Kid.” UPTOWN — aapoush, ‘Bad Men of Missouri” and Boys + Goodbye.” . FARING—Citizen Kane” “Bad Noh Mig Tt fore s, e avalcade” an “Scattergood Meets, Broadway. DOWNTOWN

ALAMO—Through tomorrow: ** Rider in Ghost To and ‘Prisoner ) Devil’s Island.” k AMEASSA A owna hea and “Officer and t ady.

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Cavalcade’ ” Tomor“Unfinished Busiof Missourl.”

In the final. program, on Feb. 27, Mr. Newton will sing Beethoven’s “An die ferne Cieliebte,” | English folk songs and some works

hr ‘Mz. Newton if a native of the Mid- eS Have dle West, a graduate of Princeton | University, and held a four-year fellowship at the Juilliard Graduate School in New York. For two rea-

band : leaders which ‘already in=cludes Tommy Dorsey, Shep Fields, Jimmy James and Dick Jurgens. _ Bob Barnes and his Indiana University Orchestra will make their debut tonight. Jimmy ‘James and his WLW orchestra ‘will fols low on Friday, Saturday and Sun‘day nights. ‘Then a week from:tonight Ray Herbeck. and his OKeh Recording Orchestra are scheduled. Both Tommy Dprsey and Shep ‘Fields will play on Saturday, Nov, 15, while Dick Jurgens is coming Sunday, Dec. 7. 2

Martini Is Signed am. The board also appointed For Schipa Roles

Mrs. Charles Martin as chairman : * .' Times Special of the women’s committee, New| CHICAGO, Nov. 5~Nino Mastini, board members are Mrs. Hortense Metropolitan Opera star, has been Rauh. Burpee, Harry E. Calland,|signed by the Chicago Opera. Co. to ‘and Miss Catherine Bailey, choir |take over the tenor assignments of librarian. Officers are Leonard A,|Tito Schipa, who . will return to Strauss, president, and Robert D.|Italy directly after completing his Armstrong, vice e_ president. Soh American concert : engageen ‘Miss Ada Bicking, director, and| Mr. Martini’s first role will be as Stanley Norris, registrar, of the|Count Almaviva in Rossint’s eatlp Jordan Conservatory of Music, willlof Seville,” to*be heard on the first attend the meeting of the National|Saturday afternoon of the regular Association of Schools py Music in|opera season--Nov. 15. Bidu Sayao, Minneapolis beginning Dec. 29. petite South American, will be heard Jordan Conservatory: holds an|as Rosina. This will be the Chicago

tauqua.. Institution - and he has taught at Ball State Teachers’ College and Tudor Hall. Tickets for the song series may be obtained at the Gladys Alwes Music Shop, 33 Monument ‘Circle, and at the Meridian Bookshop, 134

For the first time time in its Sow, the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir this season will appear in an allchoral program in addition to its regular appearance with the Indianapolis Symphonic Orthestia, The - choir’s board of directors,| Meeting this week, chose the middle f January for the all-choral pro-

|institutional - membership in the|operatic debut of both Miss Sayao|’

National Association which is the|and Mr. Martini, .

it f schools in the countey. | ‘VERSATILE STURGES

schools in the country. |. While editing “Sullivan's Travels” 'TAKE A LETTER’ which he wrote and directed, Pres-

: STARS ROSALIND ton . Sturges is writing “Is ‘That

Toel or Claudette Solbert and HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Nov. 5—|Toel McCrea and preparing togproRosalind Russell's first film under|iuce “I Married a Witch,” starring her new five-year contract with| Veronica Lake,

Solumbia oh 0 the shove, adapta- i o“ er een ” “Before that begins, however, she’ll HURRY! AST 2 DAYS] take a flyer to Paramount to do| “Take a Letter, Darling,” with Fred a0) | = A A MacMurray.

TANYA GEISE TO ASK DIVORCE

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 5 (U. P)i— Tanya (Sugar) ‘Geise, New York and Hollywood show girl, and Jack B. Fain IIT of New Orleans, have parted and Miss Geise will seek a divorce, she said today. She blamed “career trouble” for her estrangement. “Our jobs kept us apart so much,” she said.

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