Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1942 — Page 8
George Ratt, annoyed at Broderick Crawford, cuts loose with a right to the jaw in the film “Broadway,”
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a roaring- twenties saga.
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Foi from the
Balcony
by RICHARD LEWIS
At the Circus
IT WAS HOT UNDER the big, blue top, with the stifling heat only circus tents are capable of generating, and the lady next to me
was giving her baby its dinner and
watching the show with great zest.
I had spent some time outside the main tent watching the lions, the tiger and the elephants who have intelligent, knowing expressions
in their brown eyes. ‘cages and the tiger turned his back to the crowds and sulked. It was some time before the main show started. A rather large woman in the inevitable blue dress was singing into a public address system in a voluminous soprano. You got the impresion that the amplification was unnecessary, for this lady really sang loud. The band played several marches and then a fast-talking gent seized the microphone. and advertised a number of local products, including a roofing material “as tough as an elephant’s hide.” The fast talking gent also sold some kind of candy made in Chicago. It seems that a dime not only purchased a. box of candy put various prizes, including lingerie, nylon hose, a leather cigarette case, toys, cameras, cigar lighters, cosmetics, perfume, pencils and fountain pens. A dozen candy salesmen patrolled the aisles selling the candy and pretty soon the gent. at the mike instructed the salesmen to 3 dig out the “heavy boxes with the valuable prizes” and after each dalesman had sold 10 boxes, the show would start. Presently, the show started.
Sapa-inca THE FIRST NUMBER on the bill was “the crowning triumph of gorgeous pageanfry” built around the saga of Sapa-Inca. The announcer said Sapa Inca was the only South American Inca who knew where the treasure of the Incas was buried. Attacked by ruffians, Sapa Inca was rescued by a Spaniard to whom he willed his treasure. ° The pageant of Sapa-Inca burst forth in an eruption of trumpet “salvos and turned out to be the routine circus parade of elephants, horses, dancers, floats and clowns. I admit I kept looking for SapaInca, but apparently everybody including the circus people had rapidly forgotten about the whole episode. The crowd was excited, and the lady next to me was feeding her baby and pretty soon along came another lady with a baby and both sat down on the other side of me.
. Pretty soon, I was seated ber tween two ladies who were feeding their babies. I felt somewhat conspicious, but nobody seemed
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The lions paced: worriedly back and forth in the
to be paying the slightest attention to anything but the show.
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Aussie Imps
FOLLOWING SAPA - INCA, spectacle No. 2 was the elaborately
costumed and spectacular equine ballet, “The Fete of the Garlands, the most. intricate and thrilling display ever performed with saddle horses, each horse ridden by an expert rider.” Spectacle No. 3—“The spectacular somersaulting trampline stars, The Sensational Aussie Imps.” Spectacle No. 4—“Amazing gymnastic feats aloft by agile performers on the aerial bars—combined with the no less dexterous feats by comiques of the air.” Spectacle No. 5—'‘Cole Brothers presents the world’s greatest performer on the ‘slack wire, thrilling you with incomparable feats of balance and skill, Mr. Hubery Castle.” Spectacle No. 6—"“A feature extraordinary in which a human being is carried around! the hippodrome track while suspended by his head in the mouth of a ponderous elephant.” Well, there are 31 spectacles of this ‘nature, including the famous Australian Wallabies, and it is all super-deluxe circus talent. And let me tell you, after those two little babies got through with their dinners, they went to sleep as quietly as you please and never a peep from either of them, except when the inevitable happened. That was during spectacle No. 22 and before spectacle No. 23— “sensational display of breathtaking aerial feats”—came on, the babies were all changed and quiet-
‘ly sleeping again.
‘There is nothing quite like going to the circus.
WHEN DOES IT START?
y CIRCLE ‘Larceny, Inc.,” with | Edward G. Robinson, Jane Wyman p and or od Crawford, at 12:30, 45. and 10:15. “Alwa Hert bs Twin Gloria rancis and 0 oer
:15, 5:3 Sunday—“Larce eny”’ t 12:30, 3:45 “Heart” at 2:10, 5:25
7 and. 10:15; and 8:40. INDIANA
“My Favorite Blonde,” with Bob EN and Madeleine Carrpll, at 12:52, 1 212 and 10:22. Your Worries Away,” with
es Beh Lane and Patsy Kelly, at 11:41, and 9:10. y gy,
2: 1 Hin) La Blonde” at 1:41, 1: iy an 1 :10; Sing” at 12: 30, $ 3:
6:10 and KEITH'S
” with Joan Davis and t oF 17, 3:45, 5:11,
“Boone. ‘County Jambo3, 4:09, 6:35 9:01 and
Sundav—"Yokel” at 12:3 "1:56, 4:01, 6:06, 8:11 and 10: 18; singe at 1:06, 3:11, 5:16, 7:21 and 9
LOEW’S
“Ellery Queen and the ' Murder Ring,” with Ralph Blam and Mararet Lindsay, at 11:20, 2:20, 5:25 and
“Phe Courtship of Andy Hardy,” with Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone and Doula Reed, at 12:45, 3:50,
% n ardy” at 1, 4, 7:05 and : “Murder,” at 2:35,’ 5:40 and
LYRIC “Saboteur,’ with Robert Cummings and Priscilla Lane, at 12:15, 3: 6:50 and 10:10. “Frisco Lil,” with Irene Hervey and gq Sens Taylor, at 11:10, 2:25, 5:40 and Sunda —*Saboteur” 7:05 and 1 29:05,
“Yokel Boy,
1, 0:10; “Lil” at %: 55, 6 0
for three seconds. happened to be hanging around on the lot the day they were making the picnic scenes, so he pitched in,
hadn’t learned to spell. is rather thin, sometimes
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house right.
Hope's Film Rather Thin
Gagmen in ‘Favorite Blonde' Could Be Funnier.
THE BOB HOPE-Madeleine Carroll vehicle at the Indiana this week hits on five out of a possible eight cylinders. The funny men who wrote the gags: weren't so funny this time and not even Hapslappy Hope can jack up the jokes. However, it pulls through at the end of a cross-country grind on the basis of sheer effort. Migs Carroll
‘las a comedienne is strictly stodgy.
The situations are filled with unrealized possibilities. The name of this picture is “My Favorite Blonde.” One nearly forgets to mention it, since its relation to what goés on in the picture is definitely distant. When film titles are picked, Hollywood has its own little joke. This one is an intra-mural selection which revolves about an alleged incident on the Paramount lot. It seems that Mr. Hope has long admired the potentialities of Miss Carroll and has been hounding his superiors for a chance to play in a picture with her. She’s his favorite blonde. © Hence the title. Sounds fishy, doesn’t it? But that’s the alleged truth. Bing Crosby is in the picture, too, Seems that he
too. Well, that’s the way the picture is thrown together, like a child’s letter blocks arranged by a child who The ‘plot it disappears altogether, and fades in again. Generally speaking, Madeleine Carroll is a British agent (again) and Bob Hope is a ham vaudevillian with a pet penguin. This penguin is wonderful. Chased by Nazi spies, Madeleine-seeks protection in Hope's dressing room. With spies after both of them, the two take a crosscountry tour to California to deliver the message. s ” ” “SING YOUR WORRIES AWAY,” with Bert Lahr and Patsy Kelly is the pretty fair second picture. That makes two pretty fair pictures. ” ” ” P. S. In case you are wondering about “My Favorite Blonde,” they do deliver the message and Miss
Carroll is a natural blonde. —By R. L.
Every once in a while a good film will slip quietly into Indianapolis and be billed as a “B” picture along with the main feature. That's what happened at the Circle this week. The under-publi-“Always in My Heart,” the Warner Bros. vehicle which serves to introduce 15-year-
soprano. « Much strength is lent to the picture by the fine acting of Walter Huston,
He is serving time in prison as the picture opens and has beer! divorced
own insistence. $
daughter and son (Frankie Thomas).
"YOUR LAST CHANCE “HEAR JACKIE" BURRIS
AND HIS
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TONIGHT — 7:30 "Great Surprise Night" SUNDAY AFTERNOON — 2:30 "My Life's Story" SUNDAY NIGHT — 7:30 "Seven Ducks In a Muddy Stream"
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Crawford moves in with a round-
old Gloria Warren, a lovely young
who moves along in an easy going way as Gloria's father. from his wife, Kay Franeis, at his
Finally paroled, the father goes to the town to ‘hope to see his
His former wife is on the verge of
rules definitely frown
Raft lands sprawling on_the couch.
Marquis of Queensbury on this sort of thing.
NEIGHBORHOODS
! THE RIVOLI COMES UP THIS week-end with another first-run
picture in the city.
This time it is «Don’t Get Personal, ” a comedy set to. music ‘which
has Hugh Herbert in the leading
role. He plays the part of an ec-
centric who inherits the pickle fortune of his late uncle, a wacky role which: fits ‘the comedian like a glove.
Supporting Mr. Herbert are Mischa Auer, Jane‘ Frazee, Anne Gwynne, Robert Paige (he ‘was born in Indianapolis), Ernest Truex, Richard Davies and Sterling Holloway. In his zany role, the pickle king causes a romantic mixup among four young people and : outwits the Miss Gwynne attempts of men to cheat him out of his inhefitance.
It will run tomorrow through Tuesday along with “Shanghai Gesture.’ ” ” ” MOST MOVIEGOERS will fail to recognize Canada’s famous Billy Bishop, who shot down 72 planes in the first world war and who plays himself in “Captains of the Clouds” tomorrow through Wednesday at the Emerson. He appeared in his full dress uniform as air marshal of Canada and makes a fighting speech to a group of pilots. 2 # ” THE SERIAL AT the Emerson,. “Jack Holt of the Secret Service,” winds up this week to
make way for a new one, “Gang Busters,” previews of which will be shown .over the week-end,
2 ” #
THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE
BELMONT — “Bahama Pass “Skylark.” Tomorrow through “Call Out the Marines’ the Sun.”
CINEMA ‘wild Bill Hickok. Rides” nd “Bahama Passag Tomorrow through Tuzsday: “Skylark” and- ‘Cadet Gir
DAISY‘ ‘Sullivan’s Travels” and ‘Honolulu Lu.’ Tomorrow and Mon“Roxie Hart” and ‘Young America
DRIVE- IN— ‘Niagara Falls” and ‘‘Bugle Sounds.” Tontorrqw through Wednesday: ‘‘Suspicion” and shorts.
EMERSON— ‘Wild Bill Hickok Rides” and ‘Public Enemies.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Captains of the Clouds and “Sullivan's avels.” ESQUIRE — Today throu “Banama Passage’ and * Hills.” w FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through esday: “Song of the Islands” and “Blue, White and Perfect, GRANADA—Through tomorrow:
e’’ and esday: and ‘‘Valley of
h Wednes aay: ‘Shepherd of the
“Call
'B' Film, ' Always in My Heart,’ Ranks Above Circle's Feature
marrying a rich suitor for the security of her children. Many a heart warming scene is enacted by the father, who is an accomplished musician, and his daughter as she sings several songs, especially the title song. Added entertainment is found in the music of Borrah Minevitch and his Harmonica Rascals, who haven't been around much lately with tHeir delightful music. The other feature is “Larceny, Inc.” an - Edward G. Robinson comedy which tends to lag a bit in spots. With the help of Brod Crawford and Edward Brophy, “Little Caesar” churns up a few funny scenes, especially when the three are digging beneath’ the wall of a bank vault and strike the fuel tank for the oil burner. For a minute they think they have struck oil and are about ready to give up their plans for looting the vault. It’s an unusual role for the man -who has been .in so many tough gangster parts. He's a comedian now, and it isn’t his fault the picture falls down once in'a while. Or maybe it was just too warm outside to laugh.—By I W.
Out , the Marines” and “Valley of the
Sun
HAMILTON — “Sergeant York” and shorts. Tomorrow t: rough ednesday: “Captains of the Clouds’ and * tleman at Heart.” IRVING--Through
tomorrow: ‘‘Son of Ihe Islands’ rines.
and ‘““Call Out the Mas
“ MECC A — “Body Disappears” ‘Royal Mounted Patrol.” ~~ Tomor through Tuesday: ‘Bugle Sounds’ ‘Married Bachelor.”
ORIENTAL— ‘All Through. the Night” and “Outlaws of the De Dese Tom row and Monday: “Johnny Yager “Bahama Passge.” PARAMOUNT— ‘Mountain Moanlight’’ ang “Moaring “Helizapo ' Tom mofTow : ‘““Hellzapoppin’ ” an “Shepherd iy the Hil POPP PARKER— ‘Bed nd Story’ and “Blondie Goes to College.” Tomorrow ana, Monday: “Road Agent” and ‘‘Mira-
and Irow and
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REX—‘‘Corsican Brothers” and “Outlaws of the Desert.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “All Through the. Night” “Moon Over Burma.” RIVOLI— ‘Call Out the Marines’ and “Valley of the Sun.” Last show only: “Great American Broadcast. ' Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Shanghai Gesture’ and “Don’t Get Personal.” SANDERS—* ‘Mystery Ship” ‘and ‘Cyclone on Horseback.” Tomorrow and Monday “Down Mexico Way” and. “Three Girls About Town.”
ST. CLAIR—*Song of the Islands” and “Blue, White and Perfect.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Sundown” “Young America.” SHERIDAN ‘Strawherry ,Blonde” and se Too in Heaven.” Tomorrow throigh Wednesday: ‘Shanghai Ges-
ture” and “Major Barbara.”
SPEEDWAY — ‘Blues in the and ‘Road Ages Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Son of Fury’ and ‘“Hayfoot.” STATE—"Flying Cadets” and “Thunder River Feuds.”” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Wolf Man’ and “H. M. Pulham, Esq.” STRAND—* ‘Song of the Islands” and “Blue, White and Perfect.” ‘Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Skylark’ and ‘Sullivan's Travels. : STRATFORD—* ‘Freckles Comes Home” and “Baadit Trail.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Honky Tonk” and “Blues in the Night.’ TACOMA -- “Married Bachelor” and “Riders ‘of the Purple, Sage.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Corsican -Broth=ers” and “Keep 'Em Flying.” TALBOTT — “Cadet Girl” and “Wild Bill Hickok Rides.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Shepherd of the Hills” and “Skylark TUXEDO—“Cadet Girl” and “Under Fiesta Stars.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “All Throuth, , the, Ng " and “Birth ‘of the Blue $
and
and
Night’
UPTOWN--“‘Paris ling and * What's ; Cookin’. Tomorrow thr rough Tuesda \“‘Song of the Islands’ and *‘Blue, White and Perfect.”
VOGUE—Through Tuesday: “Louisiana Purchase” and “Married Bachelor.”
ZARING—Through Tuesday: “Call Out the Marines” and ‘Valley of the. Sun.”
ORGANIZE FOR V.F.W. PARADE
The International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners today asked all members of locals 60, 758, and 1788 to meet at the organization’s headquarters, 531 E. Market st. at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow to organize for the V. ¥. W. parade.
Every Wed., Fri., Sat., Sun.
WESTLAKE
SUMMER OPENING Friday, May 8
Chuck Smith
and His Indiana University Orch.
DANCE EVERY SATURDAY
SPECIAL TONIGHT
nEPNA GROGG
== SKY & HARBOR
’s 11-Pe.
.|said today.
The coup de grace. (Don’t worry,
no one gets hurt.)
CLAIMS 100 BOARDS PICK ARMY In
WASHINGTON, May 2' (U. P.). —Rep. Charles I. Faddis (D. Pa.) charged today that the war .department quietly has established more than 100 civilian boards across the country to recommend men— sometimes untrained friends of board. members—for army eommissions. A member of the house military affairs committee and the author of legislation to prohibit the army from granting commissions to inexperienced civilians, Mr. Faddis said he learned of existence of the boards two weeks ago and was advised only two days ago that they were being abolished. - He told reporters that if his pro-
{posal to ban army commissions for
men with prior military training is enacted, it will keep “a lot of movie stars and athletes from . getting commissions they don’t’ deserve.”
EXPECT 1000 YOUTHS ANDERSON, Ind., May 2 (U.P). —More than 1000 youths from Baptist churches throughout Indiana®* are expected to attend the annual convention of the B.Y.P.U. here Friday, organization officials
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