Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1942 — Page 15

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Frank Widner

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN a man thinks so much of his business that he neglects the little woman to the extent that she is ready to divorce him is the story of “Skylark,” a delightful comedy that will be shown at the Irving tomorrow through Sunday. Good-looking Ray Milland is the big business executive who gets so wrapped up in his work that he forgets he has a wife, who in this case happens to be attractive mn Claudette Colbert. The Fountain Square will present the picture Saturday through Tuesday, the Speedway Sunday through Tuesday and the Zaring Sunday through Wednesday. = = = WOODEN - HEADED Charlie McCarthy, as usual, gums up the ; works in “Look Who's Laughing.” the side-splitting comedy which is at the Strand through Saturday and at the Rivoli and Irving tomorrow through Sunday. It will be at the Fountain Square Saturday through Tuesday and at the Belmont Sunday through | I° Tuesday. L ves

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Cornelia Otis Skinner (center) comes to English’s stage tomorrow by With her in the scene above are Francis Compton and The play will be here for three nights, with a Saturday

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VOICE from the Balcony by FREMONT POWER

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Cornelia Skinner Here Tomorrow

CAME : Girls About Town. Tomorrow | 1 aturdav: “International SquadI and “Man at Large SPEEDWAY Through tomorrow: ‘Maltese Falcon” and ‘Sing Another Chorus.” STATE Through tomorrow: Siren of the uth Seas” and “Double Trouble.’ STRAND hi renel Saturday: “Look Wi Laughing” and “Secrets of the Lone “Wot STEAL FORD Through tomorrow: “My Caroline” and “Sing Another

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paper. Long intrigued by the name, it was only the other day that I found out anything about this Mr. Seymour. And the information | came indirectly from Cornelia Otis Skinner. Shes the distinguished actress who comes to English’s tomorrow night for a three-day run of “Theater.” this being our devious way of getting in the reason AMBASSADOR I Wake Up Scream-

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— She's Shot Elks

MISS SKINNER, you may know, is somewhat of a linguist. In fact, she’s quite a linguist. Lately she has been delving into Russian for no other reason than that she just wants to learn it—there are no subversive reasons, she'll have you know. Now it develops that Mr. Seymour is a native of Russia. And it occured to Miss Skinner that he would be a good one upon | whom to try out some of the sentences she'd been studying in the textbooks. With careful (and perhaps pain- | ful) pronunciation, Miss Skinner informed Mr. Seymour: “I do not shoot bears, but it has happened that I have shot elks.” Mr. Seymour, the report goes, was delighted. He was impressed

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with her fluency in such involved statements. One of the expatriate Romanoffs, who happened around, complimented her on speaking his native language “with no accent at all.” Miss Skinner was highly grateful for such compliments, though she had some fears that the latter gentleman may really have meant that she spoke Russian without even a Russian accent. And thus it was that we picked up this little bit of side information on Mr. Seymour, meantime learning something too, about the star of English’'s show tomorrow night. In languages other than Russian, Miss Skinner is much more confident. She can speak French fast enough to keep pace with Lily Pons in a dressing-room conversa-

tion. And we are told she has an |

excellent command of German and

knows enough Spanish, Portugese

and Latin to incorporate them into her solo dramas. As an encore, Miss Skinner is able to say, “it's a nice day” in Chinese. 2 2 2

She's Not Alone

ONE SHOULDN'T, however, get the impression from what has

gone on above that Miss Skinner

is appearing here tomorrow night in one of her solo works. Her vehicle, “Theater,” is a play by Guy Bolton and W. Somerset Maugham, adapted from Mr. Maugham's novel of the same title. It is a full-length play and it takes more than Miss Skinner tec play it. As leading man in the drama about two brilliant English actors who coo in public and fight in private, there will be Arthur Margetson. He is an Englishman and his long experience in the theater has included appearances opposite such international stars as Irene Bordoni, Madge Titheradge, Polly Walker, Tallulah Bankhead, Gladys Cooper and Lenore Ulric. Besides commuting between Shaftesbury Ave. and Broadway, he has played in several motion pictures, both here and abroad. The cast, at least as matters stood during the New York run, also includes Leon Shaw, Viola Roache, Frederick Bradlee, John Moore, J. Colvil Dunn, Helen Flint, Francis Compton, Jane Gordon and Stanley Harrison. Whether there's a linguist among them or not, I really don't know. Perhaps Miss Skinner could answer that.

FRIENDS TO ALL

Although Madeleine Carroll lives quietly alone with two servants, man and wife, her close personal friends range all the way from ambassadors in Washington to wardrobe

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During the first session yesterday,

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Puts Punch in Kiss During Clinch With Brenda.

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 28 (U, P.).— On the set Jimmy Cagney, for the moment a Royal Canadian Air g Force flier, went into a clinch with £ / Brenda Marshall. : s It was quite a clinch. Brenda's hat fell off, After what seemed an unnecessarily long time both came up for air, Brenda looked bewildered. Mr. Cagney had a sort of cat-full-of-canary look. Director Mike Curtiz pleased, too. “It isn’t every man,” he said, “who can deliver a kiss like that. It’s one for the page.” Book? They were doing a scene for “Captains of the Clouds,” a Warner Bros. story of the R. C. A. FP, For once everyone seemed satis fied. Mr. Curtiz had the effect he wanted, and neither Mr. Cagney nor Miss Marshall seemed displeased with the situation. Brenda's husband, Bill Holden, might not have liked it, but then he wasn’t anywhere near. This was the first time Miss Marshall had been photographed in technicolor.

Another place being guarded very] The orchestra's second series of! closely these days is the Murat. recording sessions started yesterday under the direction of Charles They're on the lookout for sabo-|and the musicians worked under] O'Connell, RCA-Victor musical tage, intentional or otherwise, in the| Fabien Sevitzky’s baton from 11 head, no untoward incidents were form of unnecessary noise. It a. m. to 1:40 ith 20 mi jrenozigd. An: airplane Hew. over oe So Pp. m, (w min= and a vehicle with screaming siren might spoil one of the recordings| utes recess each hour for rest). The| passed quickly by, but Mr. O’Conthe Indianapolis Symphony Orches-| final sessions will be held today a5} nell said that record purchasers

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