Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1941 — Page 24

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AS FAR AS TOMORROW'S NEW, movies are ; ‘still red, life is gay and you ought io laugh because it’s easier that way. The emphasis is on the ridiculous an

most. For instance, ‘being a college professor. Touch.” At

The Circle will present woman whose professional very unorthodox distractio: Wangle an international politis eal angle out of that collection and you win two passes’ to the

next circus parade, ”

All for Madhine

WHAT PARTICULARLY bothers Henry Fonda in “You Belong to Me” is the fact that nearly all of Dr. “Stanwyck's patients are . handsome young men. e film is, one might say, the story of a bride who wouldn't stay. for breakfast. Unaccustomed to the ethics of the medical - profession, Hubby Henry breaks in on his wife while ‘ghe is examining a male patient. ‘Hubby - starts a: row, wil disregard for the effect t might have on Dr. Stanwyck’s standing. This . condition - continues until Mr. Fonda is alternately tripping his wife’s patients in ‘night ¢lubs, kicking them in the pants and offering to go out and fight with any of em.” Two -more salient features of the picture: Edgar Buchanan, the

. superb ‘comedian of “Penny Sere-

nade,” has a supporting role and Roger Clark, who's been in a lot of shorts, gels his first important part. Mr. Clark, so the story . goes, is crm lb of Capt. Bp ree Clark, member of the late great exploring team of Lewis and

Clark. Just thought you ought to;

know. ; # ” B®

Cinderella Story

IF THE 20th Century-Fox man . had been able to get in town earlier, some Indianapolis salesgirl might have won a free trip to Havana. It would ‘have been a

» promotion stunt for “Weék-End in

Hav » opening tomorrow at the

: Indiana)

But "the publicity man was weighed down with work in other _sectors ‘and so | if; appears the ET will have to be satis-

fled with just seeing the picture.

(It's in technicolor, if that will help ‘the disappointed girls any.) For purely business reasons, John Payne is obligated to take Alice Faye to Havana. He wants to persuade her fo sign a waiver after the passenger-liner she was on hangs up on a reef. Once in the “dream city,” she meets Cesar Romero, who thinks she is a rich

American heiress, and that makes’

Carmen Miranda mad because she sort of goes for Cesar.

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e gets a free vacation in| Havan rbara Sianwyoh ways drive her

1 cuncerned, roses are

sourpusses take the hind-

we will have the unlikely situation of Don Ameche This happens at Loew's in “The Feminine 1 be the case of Alice Faye and how

because she is stubborn. as a high-class medical | Jealous husband to some 2 " #

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| Opening Tomorrow—

CIRCLE—“You Belong to Me,” ‘with Barbara Stanwyck and Hen= ry Fonda. Also “Lady Scarface,” with Dennis O'Keefe and Judith Anderson. INDI NA—“Week-End in Havana,” with Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda, John Payne and Cesar Romero, ‘Also “Man at Large,” with Marjorie ‘Weaver and George Reeves. LOEW'S™— “The Feminine Touch,” | with Rosalind Russell, Don Ameche, Kay Francis and Van Heflin, Also “Unholy Partners,” .with Edward G. Robinson, Edward gold: Laraine Day and Marsha

aL Pete Bathory will announce his new bill tomorrow. |

Of course, this is just the plot basis for a lot of dancing and singing. As for lhe singing, Mack Gordon and Harry Warren have written “The Man with the Lollypop Song, » «A 'Week-End in’ Havana,” “Tropical Magic,” “When I Love I Love” and “The Nango.” With James V Monaco as collaborator, Gordon also wrote “Romance and Rhumba.” As for. the dancing, it was staged by Hermes Pan, who is quite a figure in fuch cliglgs, ® ”

By the | Book

PERHAPS THE best recommen dation for “The Feminine { ouch,” on Loew's screen tomorrow, is the

‘ fact that W. 8. Van Dyke II di-

He is the gentleman “Thin Man” one jox office series go-

rected | it. | who made t of the best

ing And then there is the fact that | Ogden Nash, poetical authority on | the habits| of rabbits, helped write | the story. | The story has Don Ameche as a professor-author who writes a book called “Jealousy in All Aspécts and Universal Applications.” Prof. Ameche is of the opinion that jealousy is stupid and unnecessary. | He holds to that belief only until it appears that the publisher of his book (Van Helflin) is about to win his (Ameche’s) wife (Rosalind Russell). At that point he drops theory for practice and goes out to cap--ture his mate, which is just what wifey intended in the first place. Clever gh, Rosalind.

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Tag of "Miss Hollywood" Not Always Bad Luck.

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 8 (U. P).—|

For years they have said around the studios that the quickest way to get nowhere in films was to be

After several girls picked up the title, entered pictures in a blaze of

glory and departed shortly there- 1

after, it got to be a superstition,

But Miss Fay. McKenzie says she|: -

is not superstitious. . She was “Miss Hollywood” in the musical stage show, “Meet, the Péople,” last year. .She wént on. into the movies and seems to be going right up. Miss McKenzie, a lovely brunet, recently eompleted “Down Mexico Way,” a Gene Autry picture. She seems to have gone.over in that,- which means more than you might think, because the Autry fans are tough on the gals. When they dislike ’em they dislike ‘em loudly. Last year during the Hollywood run of “Meet the People” she had some film nibbles, but turned them down for a chance on Broadway. Republic studio finally hauled her home from New York. . In “Down Mexico Way” she got | a lead, but not much in the way of romance. The Autry fans don’t go for the lovey-duvey stuff, so their courting is all rather formal. But things are looking up in the romance department. for. her next picture, “Women With Wings.” She is an air line hostess. -®

GENE TIERNEY IN FILM WITH FONDA

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 6.—Shop talk —Fox has signed Gene Tierney to play opposite Henry Fonda in “Rings en Her Fingers” which Rouben Mamoulian will direct starting Nov, 17. Bob Hope and Madeleine Carroll will start, work Monday oh ‘“My Favorite Blond,” now reverted to its original title from “You're Dangerous.” - :

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE “SERGEANT YORK,” wit} Cooper; . Joan Leslie and Waiter Brenna, at 11, 1:40, 4:20, 7 and 140 A single feature ” INDIANA “THE LITTLE FOXES,” with Be Davis, Herbert Marshall, este Wright, Richard Carlson and P Sia Collinge, at 11:13, 2:53, 6:33 and

“PARACHUTE BATTALION,” with Robert Preston. Naney Kelly, Ed. rien an arr, arey, 1:25, 5:06 and 8:35. y Tey. 8 LOEW’S “LYDIA,” - witlhr - Merle . Oberon, Alan Marshal, Joseph Cotten, Hans bi 4nd George Reeves, at 11:25,

“TE EXAS, » with Willam Holden, Claire Trevor and Glenn Ford, at 1:10. 4:45 and 8:20

LYRIC ot ’ “NOTHING BUT TRUTH,” with Bob i é and TE auletie Goddard. al 11:05. 1:55, 4:45, 7:35 and

“BUY, ME THAT TOWN,” with Lloyd N@lan, Constance Moore and Al0eIS To Dekker, at 13:45, 3:35, 6:30

+ COLOR! /

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line Mr. Si f playing at least one American worl at each concert. Frederick Converse,

{the coraposer, was of the “New Eng

ear r Begin With. Full P Pro-| gram Tomorrow.

The music season will start i

: earnest tomorrow afternoon : when

Cesar Romero would cut in but John Payne would not part from Alice Faye in “Week-End in Havana,” technicolor musical Starving

tomorrow at the Indiana.

will Rogan Story Goes to Warners

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 6—Warner Brothers | has paid an estimated $140,000 the biography. of Will: Rogers, written by his widow, Mrs. - Betty Rogers. Mrs. Rogers: retains scenario and

cast approval rights under the purchase agreement. The contract had been- sought by all major studios. Spencer. Tracy (Mrs. Rogers’ Stuart Erwin and Roy Rogers are being considered for the title role, with Erwin being advocated by Mrs. Rogers’ ‘advisers because of facial resemblance and similar mannerisms,

HURRY! FINAL DAY!

BETTE DAVIS REA Ta Tr LI

starring’

ALICE

FAYE

.. . looking for romance!

JOHN PAYNE’

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CARMEN MIRANDA

++ looking, for Romero!

CESAR

ROMERO

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Cobina Wright, Jr. « Soiics Barbier - : Sheldon Leonard

Leonid Kinskey » Chris-Pin Martin + Billy hy Directed by WALTER LANG + Produced by WILLIAM LeBARON

Gilbert

Original Screen Play by Kart Tunberg ond Dorrell Ware © Music and Lyrics by Mack Gordon, Horry Warten and James V. Monaco.

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FILMS STAGE PLAYS

Claudette Colbert has starred in more film versions of Broadway stage hits - than -any other star. “Skylark” is the fifteenth the star has made,

for “Unclé: Clem’s Boy,”|.

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“ATHENAEUM” — INDIANAPOLIS SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 8th

We crown the Champion Cowboy and Cowgirl of Indiana that Bight: Be friends.

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MURAT THEATER

KREISLEE-SEVITZKY; BEETHOVEN: CONVERSE; ELGAR ‘PRICES: $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, $3.30 TAX INCLUDED

EXCELLENT SEATS EITHER oa

Seton Tickets Still on Sale: $8.25, $11, $16.50, $20.35, $24.75. ™ nel.

: Appearing in Person : “With Her All New 1942 Hollywood Ice Revue

COLISEUM 7 NIGHTS

Starting DEC. § STATE FAI RGROUNDS

THRU DEC. 11 AT 8:30 P. M. INDIANAPOLIS

Prices $2.75—$2.20—$1.65

ALL SEATS RESERVED, Tax Included

Mail Orders fo Indianapolis Coliseum, accompanied by remittances and self-addressed and “tambeq return envelope.

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