Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1942 — Page 14
PAGE 14 Mr. Bogart Whips Nazis
New Circle Film Renames
'Fifth Column.’
“All Through the Night” contributes at least something new (if nothing else), is a word. fifth columnists, they may ferred to now as “fivers.” That's what Humphrey Bogart calls them in the Circles current movie. ! ‘Bojo,” he says, or something like | it, “I just run into a nest of them | ‘fivers” Round up some of the boys | and let's go get ‘em’ And the boys get rounded up and| they get the Gestapo, fifth column- | ists or "fivers,” or whatever you wish. The getting involves long] and active sequences of shooting. | fighting, plotting and keeping a| speedboat loaded with high blow-| ups from running into a U. S. bat: leship. | It's a New Twist It's the Broadway wisenheimers| against the Hitler thugs. A new| twist, you must admit. | Mr. Bogart is a reformed gang- | ster—he only gambles and promotes | now—and his favorite cheese cake| maker gets bumped off by the “fiv-| ers” (Now he's got us saying it) | Being curious as to who would do that to his friend, he uncovers the} spy ring. Conrad Veidt is the as-| sistant feuhrer. Kaaren Verne has them, or they'll tort in Germany. oniv he’s already dead. a fact which they overlook telling her. From past experience, Mr. Bogart knows how te handle his nerves snd a gun, and by cunning bravery, supported by his “rod,” he puts the “fivers” smack into the hands of the law. Assistant Feuhrer Veidt gets blown up on that aforementioned | explosive-loaded speedboat. i Plenty of Double-Talk The story has its share of action, which comes in spurts just as the thing is about to bog down. When the boys are not shooting. they're talking the wise double-talk that Damon Runyon writes about. | Evidently the script writers, Leon- | ard Spigeigass and Leonard Qf Ross, are acquainted with one or two of the Runyon characters. At/ least, they produce a reasonable facsimile thereof. Put Runyon's name on the credit lines and every-| thing would be complete. I doubt, though, that he would ever have written a cornev ending! like the one the script writers used It limps —F. P.
DIVORCE IS SOUGHT BY "LITTLE GARBO’
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 31 (U. P) Eva Gabor, Hungarian film actress who came to Hollywood as “Little Garbo,” was seeking today for the second time a divorce from Dr. Eric V. Drummer, a professor of philosophy Miss Gabor charged cruelty and said she and her estranged husband had signed a property settlement whereby Drummer will not contest rer action,
to work for ure her father
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A few tricks with the ouija board by Estelle Winwood (left) and Annabella returns from the dead to bother her much confused
husband, who has married again.
“Blithe Spirit,” which opens Monday at English’'s for a three-day
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‘Bahama Passage’ Is Great Gallery in Motion.
Madeleine Carroll in a sun tan is a sight that one looks at—and then snaps his neck in the next second trying to see if that's what he really saw. For the ladies Stirling Hayden gets the same optical reaction, for he is handsome and wears the same garb as Madeleine. Both are very striking to the eye, and it is the things that catch the eve—not the ear—that distinguish “Bahama Passage.” The movie is playing now at the Indiana. Filmed in technicolor, the show is a good art gallery in motion, depicting the beauty of the Bahamas and more particularly some beautiful people who live in them. Those in a co-operative frame of mind may be able to get the feel of pleasant isolation and general cleanliness reportedly found in tropical islands untouched by the tourist trade and soft drink signs.
Eugenia Nixon, Wabash, Ind. pianist, will be soloist’ with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at its third “pop” concert of the season at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Murat. She will play the SaintSaens G Minor Concerto.
RAIN PROTECTS ALLIED GONVOY
Shielded Ships From 60 Jap Planes, Australians
Advise London. (U. P)—
Yes, There Is a Plot
“Bahama Passage,” however, is not billed as a travel film (though it would make a good one) and so there has to be a story. Putting it in one sentence of short words. it tells how Madeleine and Stirling fall in love despite his neurotic mother and her mean father. That's ‘about all there is, except perhaps |for a few natives (250 the script |says) and some salt ponds.
There is an uprising of the dark] men, of course, but it's the scenic] quality and not drama that packs | the big appeal. And now we leave; beautiful, enchanting “Bahama
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 {An important Allied convoy, carry{ing troops, planes and other war material, has reached its destina- | tion safely after a driving rain . storm blotted it out from 60 atPssage."—F. P. tacking Japanese airplanes, according to an Australian army communique which the Columbia Broad-
SHARE ESTATE OF casting System said was broadcast
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CAROLE S MOTH ERs the London radio.
5 The London radio said: “Army HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 31 (U. P).— adquarters in Melbourne tell how | The estate of the late Carole Lom- |, 1.4 storm saved an important | bard's mother, : Mrs. Elizabeth | 310d convoy from air attack. Knight Peters, killed with the ac-| .phe convoy, carrying troops,
(tress in a plane crash two weeks, nes and other war material,
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THE FIRST INDIANAPOLIS “The Pittsburgh Kid,” will open at three-day showing. This is the first motion picture
a good fight against champion Joe Louis and it is packed full of action. the story of a voung fighter (Billy Conn) who is man- |
Briefly, it's aged by the daughter (Jean Parker) of the man who guided him toward the top and who dies after one of Billys impo rtant fights When a rival manager offers to buy Billy's contract and is refused by the girl, a misunderstanding results. There follows an accidental shooting which almost lands Billy in jail on a murder rap, a thrilling championship bout and an ultimate happy ending. The companion feature with the show has George Sanders and Wendy Barrie in “The Gay Falcon.” & & & N PROGRAMS FOR the | Granada will begin on Thursand Monday, effective next and because of this “Sundown” and “Niagara Falls” will be shown there today through Wednesday. In case you attend the matinees, the Granada’s begin at 5 p. m. and there are bargain prices until 6 o'ciock.
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day. Mrs. Peters left the estate to all and hit the convoy, which came
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CHAPTER TO INITIATE LOCAL MAN INJURED
Prospect Chapter, O. E. S., will| IN EATON, 0., CRASH
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VOICE from the Balcony by FREMONT POWER
“BLITHE SPIRIT,” A LITTLE MATTER WHICH Noel Coward ripped off in six days, opens next Monday night at English’s, and so now is the time to tell the story of John C. Wilson. Tyrone Power), and Carol Goodner are the stars in this blithe comedy about a deceased wife whe comes back to haunt her husband and his second But they can wait until later.
Annabella (Mrs.
spouse. with now.
He is the producer of the show and how he became one is a matter rather typical of the airy way in which Noel Coward operates.
The story starts one night some years ago when Mr. Coward was starring in the London production of his play, “The Vortex,” Having watched the performance several times, Mr. Wilson went backstage to meet the star. Next year Mr. Coward brought the drama to New York and so Mr. Wilson wrote him, inviting him to lunch. It was a lunch at which Mr. Coward never appeared. But it develops that the host was not to be put off. Several nights later he called on Mr. Cow=ard in his dressing-room, demand= ing to know why the invitation was ignored. It then came to light that Mr. Coward also had waited. ”
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Presto! A Manager THE KEY to this fateful mixup was a secretary, Mr. Coward's, who had forgotten to mail his acceptance. One thing led to another and when Mr. Wilson left the dressingroom, he was Noel Coward's business manager. Just like that— business manager of the biggest
international star on the stage. It was the last that Wall Street saw of John C. Wilson. That had
patrons will have charge of enterment following the initiation.
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been his hunting grounds before, but he never cared much for it. His companions at Yale University (class of 1920) insist that Mr. Wilson was always a stagestruck man. Never did the Yale Drama Club sound the call for actors, but that the eager Wilson youth was first in line.
Monty Woolley (you can see him rant and rave now on the Lyric screen) was the head man of the
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behind him were Worthington Minor, Day Tuttle and Wells Root. All of them sooner or later turned their devotion to drama into a means of livelihood, too. Only Mr. Wilson went by a rather circuitous route. If nothing goes amiss, Mr. Wile son will be here when Annabella and the others pull in Monday. After all, he not only put up the “money for such a venture, he directed “Blithe Spirit.”
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