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place. His voice, flexible and clear,

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~ Sings Here

Virginia Lewis

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Pop Concert

‘Tomorrow

Philadelphia Guest to Sing ‘Arias, Spirituals. FABIEN SEVITZKY and the Indianapolis -Symphony Orchestra

are having a busy day. Pirst was the opening children’s

":.: concert this morning. Then a few | hours’ rest. And then back to the |

Murat to rehearse for the first

“pop” concert of the season ‘at 3 | §

p. m. tomorrow.

It is then that Indianapolis | will be | introduced to the new |

Philadelphia soprano, Virginia’ Lewis, who will sing the “O mio

Ferando” aria from Donizetti's |

opera, “La Favorita,” and a group of Negro spirituals. The remainder of the program continues on a popular plane, like _ this: :

Te to a Comedy No. 2 Van Vactor ymbhony Ne, 6 in-B minor (1st a 3d vements)

Tschaikowsky ¥ octurzie: “Bur leska .-.. Tales From the Vienna ‘Woods. L'Arlesienne Suit:

The composer of the “Nocturne” and “Burleska” is Miss Payne of the orchestra’s viola section and .. tomorrow will mark . their world ~ premiere.

SHELIA‘ RYAN GETS A ROLE IN 'STRIPES'

- HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29.—Repub- : lic has borrowed Sheila Ryan from © 20th Century-Fox to play the lead opposite William Henry n *Perdon My Stripes.” : "Milton Berle, Lynn Bari and Charlotte - Greenwood will play in : Fox's Whispering Ghosts.”

FILM WIFE NAMED "IN COHAN MOVIE

Joan Leslie (has been named by * Warners to play the-part of Agnes Nolan, the wife of George M. Cohan, in “Yankee Doodle Dandy.” Jimmy Cagney will play Mr. Cohan in the film, which is to start Nov. 24, with Michael Curtiz directing. |

ALICE WHITE HAS PARAMOUNT ROLE

HOLLYWOOD, Noy. 29. — Alice Whife” will. make a comeback in Paramount’s” “I'll Be Back in a i. Flash.” : The former star has made only one recent: appearance, in the studio’s “The Night of Jan. 16.”

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By Fremont Power

«IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF PLEASANT informality and good taste, ‘George Newton last night gave the first of his series of song recitals at. the John Herren Art Institute auditorium. A bass-baritone, Mr. Newton is one of the musical figures of the City, and he deserves his T

is well-intonated, well trained and

used with keen intelligence. He: has the happy ability of delving into a song by means of an artistic probing, which is not a matter merely of ° voice but of musicianship. - He is thus an artist. And his diction," thanks be, makes his delivery stand ‘out: clearly

and boldly. Mr. Newton's program, contractivenéss, ranged through early Italian, Brahms’ lieder and modern English and American. It all was carried off well; particularly the lieder, which apparently is Mr. Newton’s favorite form Only twice did ‘notable flaws appear, once in Handel's “PFuri- ' bondo spira il Vento” and again. in Griffes’ “A Feast of Lanterns.” In these Mr. Newton's upper range grew a bit wobbly, a trait which might be attributed to the natural pitch of his voice.

-audience got strong, smooth vocalizing, as in Brahms’ “O Liebliche Wangen” and in a new ‘song by Noble Greider, “In the Garden.” Mr. Newton's is not a voice of heroic proportions, but he uses it with full knowledge of its boundaries and the final result is defi nitely in his| favor. Dorothy Merrill Ritter provided: the accompaniment ably. = The program:

I : Air of Sendca (Coronation: of Popoea) .l......c....... Moneverdt Tu lo i elli Nel Jer, piu’ non’ ‘Mi “sento’’ paisielo Piacer Amor ... .. . .e..e. rtini Furibondo spira’ "il “Vento (Partenone) .......c..cco00.- Handel | II Der Gang zum’ Liebchen........ Brahms Auf dem Kirchhofe ....... ree. .e. BrahMS O liebliche Wangan. . ....Brahms Wir wandelten, ., ............... Brahms Bei Dir Sind “meine Gedanken.. .Brahms Todessehnen here ee Pieraniran rahms The Vagghond . ~~Vaughan Williams Ne “Garden ....Krieder So- For Gathering PF owers cadakiy er Griftes The: Feast of Lanterhs. ......... Grifles ass LL aes «. . Peterkin I Hear an oS pts 0. SRE ARE RL Barber ” = =

Organ Recital

BETTY JEAN HOFF, organist at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, will be presented in a public recital there at 3 p. m.” tomorrow by Elsie MacGregor. Lucile Curtis Rybolt, soprano, will assist. Miss Hoff is a senior at Howe Hi 8 h School.” Her program:

Miss Hoff

Toccata (Dorian) ......... esses Bach Come, Sweet Peatn ir 1" Fox .....Bach arr. [by Vir, ox My Nesp Ever Jalhf Ey Sonata in F minor......... Mendelssohn Allegro Adagio ARdsnie Recitando A assai vivaei I Heng a ‘Po rest Praving Peter de Rose agio, ..Gretchaninoff Yesners at Solesmes =." es Martin Pomp and Ci tance. Sir Edw. Elgar

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» Fall Festival

THE ST of two pragrams in a fall festival by the combined A ments of St. Meinrad Abbey, Seminary and College will be given in the college auditorium at 3 p. m. tomorrow. ‘A special rformance for high school students will be given at 2:30 p. m.| next Friday and the second program will be Presented on Dec. 7. Directed | by ' the’ Yr Rudolph Siedling, O, 8. B., the festival will offer the | symphony orchestra, choir and glee club. The program will - close with an orchestrachoir rendition of a motet, “Tu Es Petrus,” written for the St. Meinrad Chancel Choir by the Revs. Vicent Wagner, O:. S. B and Thomas Schaefers, O. S. B, . and arranged for orches tra by the Rev. Rudolph Siedling; O. S. B.

given to a limited audience composed of seminarians and members of the community and this year’s production is in answer to public requests.

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Chicago Opera

THE CHICAGO Opera Co. opens its fourth week next So. ape night with “Tosca,” with Grace Moore. Frederick Jagel will take the tenor assignment and John Charles Thomas the baritone role. The. rest of next week’s schedule: Wednesday — “Madame Butterfly,” . with James Melton and

with Sydney Raynor, Charlotte Symons and Harold Kravitt; Saturday afternoon (Dec. 6)—“La Boheme,” with Miss Moore, Dorothy Kirsten, Frederick Jagel, Carlo Morelli and Roberto Silva; Saturday night (Dec. 6)—"“Marhe ia Josephine Antoine, Coe ade Melton an Sane d Douglas

On Monday Ent. Dec. 8, Miss

Antine . will + heard again in “The ig of Seville, ” with “Nino Martini.

DEANNA MAY BE

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29. — Both Ades’ i the Deanna Durbin-Universal quarrel seem to have dug in f winter. : UF the Her scheduled picture’s in cold storage and the director shunted to another film.

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night at English’s.

Leonide Massine, artistic director of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, is seen here in the -“Gaite Parisienne,” one of the numbers the troupe is to dance when it appears here on the Martens series Tuesday

Clute Busy

As Film J. P.

Meek Lite Man Performs 56 Screen Weddings.

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29 (U. P.).—

{When you see’ a meek little man

officiating as justice of the peace for some movie marriage, its an odds-on bet he is Chester Clute,

Mr. Clute, a prime example of type-casting, is about as busy in the marriage business as some real justices. He has performed at least 56 screen ceremonies. His latest is that of Dorothy Lamour and William Holden in “The Fleet's In.” This is one of his more memorable ceremonies, inasmuch as it takes place in a taxicab. The stars who have been married on the screen by Justice Clute include: Claudette Colbert, Madeleine Carroll, Miriam Hopkins, Loretta Young and Mary Martin. If there is supposed to be some comedy connected with the scene, the chances are even better that Mr. Clute will be chosen to perform the ceremony. “I have never been & real justice of the peace,” said Mr. Clute, “and as far as I know no one in my famBut somehow they’ve made me one in the movies, so here I am marrying people right and left, .and doing a mighty. professional job of: it, too.” Mr. Clute said he. has received letters from real justices compli-’ meénting him on his technique. Sometimes his probléms are similar to those of real justices. In a recent Loretta Young pictuf® the prop man forgot the ring and an

until one could be found. Mr, Clute carries spares now,

FILM TARZAN GETS VOTE OF CADETS

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29 (U. P.).— Johnny Weissmuller, Tarzan of the films and -a former Olympic swimming star, is an “honorary captain” of the cadet: corps of Black-Fox Military Academy, exclusive Holly~vood. prep school. The cadets voted Weismuller their ‘ideal movie star.”

ATTENTION, LADIES!

Claudette Colbert never uses fingernail polish,

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE “One Foot in Heaven,” with Fred-

rie March and Martha Scott, at 12:02, 3:23, 6:43 and 10:03. “Nine Lives Are Not Enough,” with Ronald “Reagan, Joan Perry and james Gleason, 1i, 2:20, -5:41 and of Time {+Sajlor With

March Wings") at 2, 5:20 an SUN DAY—“Heaven” at 12:10, 3: 29, 6:48 and 10:07. “Nine Lives” “at 3 4 5:46 and 9:05. March of Time 2:07. 5:26 and 8:45.

ENGLISH’S

a elzapoppl nn,” 2 musical revue created by Olsen and Johnson and starring Billy House 3ua Eddie Garr. Today at 2:15 and 8

INDIANA

“Birth of the Blues,’ with Bing Crosby, Brian Donlevy, Rochester. Mary Martin, Carolyn Lee and garrol Naish, at 12:56, 4:01, 7:05 ord 1

ng the Living,” with Albert Dekker, Susan Hayward, Rw, Crd and ' Frances Farmer, at 11: 5:56 and 9:01. SUNDAY—‘'Blues” at: 1:13, 4:08, 7:03 and 10:17. Smong the Living” at 2:46, 5:41 and 8:55.

LOEW’ 8

“Two-Faced Woman,” Garbo, Melvyn Dougias win Grete stance Bennett, at %, 140, 3:48, 6:54 “Down in San Diego,” with Bonita Qranvie Bay McDonald and Henr O'Neill, at 11:15, 2:20, 5:25 and 8:30. M-G- a ews reel (including

Ia last Wael o ndian na) at 12:23, STAD. -—

“San Diege”

d 5:45 and 8:50. News reel at

7 and 10: 10. LYRIC . Em Fiying.s with ~ Abbott Jostello, Carol Bruce and aT; at, 12:05 2:40, 5:15, | Youn, with Disk: Foran End

wynne and the Kids, ys 2 +05. on 40, 9:20.

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NEIGHBORHOODS _

By Tim Tippett

The show is opening tomorrow at the Daisy and will run through Monday. The Fountain Square is: also featuring it today through Tuesday. ” ® 8 ,

JOE ARMANTROUT has been

named the new manager of the|p

Vogue Theater, He succeeds Forrest Quinn who after _... eight years with & the Carl Niesse § Enterprises, has joined the staff 3 of R. C. A. Joe, a local boy, graduated from Broad Ripple High School, and therefore is familiar with : the Vogue; neighborhood. Another promotion in the

Mr. Armantrout neighborhood theaters was made this week when Howard Keeler was named assistant manager of the

Parker. Howard started with the theater a year ago.

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THE ESQUIRE tomorrow brings back two shows that were “packing them in” some time back. They are “Juarez” starring Bette Davis, Paul Muni, Brian Aherne and John Garfield, and “In Name Only,” with Carole Lombard, Cary Grant and Kay Francis.

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SOMETIMES WE doubt what press agents for the stars say about their clients. For instance Hollywood is ready to swear tha’ Ann Sothern, before she was 10, had been run over twice by automobiles, three times by bicycles, and almost burned to death at least once. You'd never know it by looking at her, would you? Anyhow, Ann appears in “Lady Be Good” showing at the Sheridan tomorrow through Wednesday.

THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE:

BELMONT—‘‘Hold Back the Dawn’ and ‘‘Belle Starr’) Tomorrow Hough Tuesday: “Honky Tonk’ and Sho “Bad

CINEMA—‘“Charley’s Aunt” i Men of Missouri” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Out of the Fog” and ‘Devil Dogs of the 2 jt ‘in a Taxi” and “Sono Tomorrow and Monda

DAISY—‘ ‘Two Davy Crockett. > F.” and ‘Tanks’

Yank in the R. A. a Aytiition. ‘ EMERSON—“Private Nurse” and J Char lie Chan in Rio.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Sun Valley Berenade’’ “You'll Never Get Rich.” ESoUIRE- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” “Man unt.” Tomorrow through Wednesdsy: “Juarez” and Name

and

FOUNTAIN JevARE-Toreush Tuesda ay: “A Yank in the Pr.” and ‘‘Charlie Cish in Rio. : ANA DA—Throu h Tuesda Tonk and “Tanks gE Million.” z: LTON— “Wild Geese Calling”. Tomorrow. throu RICArIey's Aunt” and “Youn

“Honky and gh Wednesday: Never Get

IRVIN $ "Through tomorrow:

in the R A Yon Eve

. and “It Started With SL Torte Salter, 20d, Bo: a 'omor; rou esday: “ont of Fog" : T

‘“‘Underground.” x

ORIENTAL “Here Comes Mr. Jordan” and ‘Men of the a Timberland.” Tomorrow and Monda avi. When Ladies Meet” and use Hill: ARAMOUNT—* ‘The Big Boss” and «Pats of the Pecos.” Tomorrow and Mon- ” “Man Hunt” and - “When Ladies ap

PARKER-“Edison the’ Man?! and

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| “Jungle Cavalcade.”

AS EVERYONE SUSPECTED “A Yank in the R. A. F.” received a warm reception at the Neighborhoods this week—so much so in fact that the Rivoli is holding the show over for five more days. The Yank, of course; is brash young Tyrone Power who. thinks very little of his own personal safety and still less of the war—that is until pretty Betty Grable becomes the object of all the R. A. F.’s affection.

Mule Team.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘‘Poison Pen’’ and “I Was a Prisoner on Devil's Island.”

REX—Icecapades” “Sheriff Tombstone.” Tomorrow through Tuesday ‘Manpower’ and ‘Whistling in the Dark Z

and of

RIVOLI-Thiongh Wednesda ay x “A Yank in the and “Hol Back the awn.’ Fast show tonight only: “City of

Conquest.”

ST. CLAIR—“A Yank in the R. A. P.” and ‘‘Charlie. Chan in Rio.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Honky Tonk” and “Sing Another: Chorus.”

SANDERS— “Mutiny in the Arctic” and “Law of the Range.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Dive Bomber” and ‘Here Comes Happiness.”

ound. Tomorrow thro vader omorrow rough ednesday: “Lady Be Good” and “Here aaa Mr, Jordan.’

SPEEDWAY — “Private Nurse” “I'll Wait for You.” *t Tuesday: Million.”

STATE— “Navy Secrets” and “Drif Kia 7 CGOtIOw sto ugh Tuesday: omes Mr » costs Com ordan” and ‘Jungle

STRAND—“A Yank in the R. A. FP through Siaried With Eve.” Tomorrow “Frivite Nossa. Honky Tonk” and

STRATFORD—‘ “Tne Deadly Rr ire, Senooners®® romero sday: ‘Out of th " “Bad Men of Missouri.’ Yee Sug: ang

TACOMA—‘Ellery Crime. ve npudson 2 gk » roug uesday: “Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde” and ‘Bad Men of Missounr TALBOTT—** Man Hunt” and Dogs of the Air.” Tomorrow through

Tuesda, “L »» a Tub day; my -ady Be Good” and ‘Bache

TUXEDO—‘“Three

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and Tomorrow through “Honky Tonk” and ‘Tanks a

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Sons O' Guns” and Tomo, morrow through

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—*“A. Yank in and LT nen in Rion on Hi e LO ” “Fyne Bling day: “Honky Tonk” and VOGUE—** and aty he Domes Mr. dpesday:

io Jordan’ kG Tomorrow hrough Unfinisheg ig Girl, a G Business’ and

ert ite Begins for thug wea “Blacko! K kout.” . Tom Suet throd anesday:, ‘Tanks. a Million” A EN AMO Inrough Monday: ‘“K Dodge City” “Gent. eman ing of

Dixie.” AMBASSADOR — “All Dass Town'’ -, Throu Nass Jomorrow:

wn’ and "Navy Blues. THIS IS NO TIME TO MAKE IT GOOD HOLLYWOOD,. . Nov. 20. — ao relays this fi by a Ralph Staub, who heard a producer and a writer arguing. The writer wanted more time on 8 script. With a few more days he believed he could make it a fine one. “No,” said the’ producer, “I

don’t want it good—1I want it Monday.”

AND NOW LOOK!

Joel McCrea used to peddle papers to film stars ‘when he was a y. :

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“Devil 1

Yells ‘Quiet’

Tyo Is, it Asst. Dirgotor)

Has Breath Left.

By CHARLES R. MOORE United Press Hollywood Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29.—One day the studios just. what were the

‘|duties of an assistant director and|# {this cynical individual answered:

“Well, as far as I know, he just stands around and now and then yells ‘Quiet!’ ” This was obvious and confirmed our own suspicions. However, other information has turned up since to. indicate that in at least some

pay people good salaries for such

“|small chores, the assistant director

is a very busy person. 3 Serves as Buffer

Checking with William Tummel and William McGarry, assistant di-

{rectors for Ernst Lubitsch in the

filming of “To Be Or Not To Be,” we discovered that an assistant di-

- [rector sometimes must be a sort of ' | walking: and, talking encyclopedia,

trouble shooter, mind. reader, lawyer, union expert, casting genius, | diplomat. and buffer between the director and the front office. - In fact they listed so many responsibilities that some doubt arose as to whether there was anything

guy, to do. Before the picture started, Tummel and McGarry had to go through the script and break it down into individual scenes, preparing : a shooting schedule to make most efficient use 'of sets, actors and workmen. This schedule doesn’t necessarily follow the pattern of the finished picture, in fact rarely 8S.

Estimate Costs Then they had, to figure out how

-many extras would be needed for ‘|each scene, their types, and neces-

sary properties. They charted the the picture, giving a basis for estimating total production cost. When shooting started, they were responsible for seeing that the right actors were galled on the right days. If a certain one happened to be out all night before an assignment, it nevertheless was their duty to find him and get him on the job. They had to keep tab on all the union rules governing extras and technical men. If any unexpected bills for overtime come in, they land noisily in the assistant director’s lap. If Carole Lombard or Jack Benny, stars of the picture, forget what they're supposed. to wear in any scene, the assistant director is supposed. to know, quickly. If he has any breath left to yell “Quiet!” he’s lucky.

IN PRAISE OF WOMAN

Production of “The Great. Man’s Lady,” starring Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea, is the result of an idea of Producer-Director William Wellman’s that pioneer men had been too eulogized and pioneer women too much neglected in early Western pictures.

we asked a press agent at one of

left for the No. 1 director, the big!

number of days necessary to make]

studios where they do not wish to|{

d-haired Renee is the feaWs attraction in the new stage show at the Fox. Dusty Fletcher headlines the comedy billing.

SEEK IRENE DUNN FOR FEATURE STORY

"HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29.—Warners has furthered plans for their production of “Saratoga Trunk,” the Edna Ferber best-seller bought for $175,000. A deal is being made for Irene Dunne to star in the film, and Howard Hawks is expected to -direct.

TYPEWRITER TO MAKE-UP

Ella Boros used to be a secretary for publicity men William Pine and William Thomas. The two are now producing for Paramount and have assigned Ella a role in théir next picture, “Torpedo Boat,” in which Richard Arlen will star,

“Hurrell G

A Surprise

Learns That Greta Garbo Is

His Landlord.

0 Times Special | HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 20.—An ule

[tra-arty photographer, George Hur

rell, scouted around Beverly Hills’ recently and found just the spot for a studio. He moved in his equipment, put up a sign, and then

{a little nervously -sat down and

waited for his first patron. Pretty soon a limousine slid up to the curb, and into Hurrell’s flossy

‘establishment walked Greta Garbo!

There could be no mistake; it was Garbo all right. What luck, dithered Hurrell to himself. He stammered some sort of greet--ing. The actress didn’t reply. She just glanced at him in the same way that she then proceeded to look at everything und the place. Finally, without having said so much as “Hello,” “Goodby,” or “Go climb a tree,” she went back to her car and was drivén away. The photographer has just now solved the mystery. Miss Garbo was inspecting the premises because she’s his landlady.

'PETER PAN’ PUT ON DISNEY'S LIST

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 29. — Walt Disney plans to make ga feature length cartoon of Sir Jdmes M. Bar~ rie’s “Pefer Pan.” Disney acquired the rights to the story in 1938 from Paramount, where it was filmed in 1925 with Betty Bronson, It is now scheduled for late ‘1942 production, after mbi, set for pring release.

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