Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1942 — Page 13
TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1942 ___ Rita Demonstrates Routine to Develop Poise
These two routines will develop poise, while the third, at the right,
corrects that avoirdupois.
It’s Rita Hayworth, Hollywood’s
“My Gal Sal” on Friday.
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HOLLYWOOD, May 5 (U. P.).— Actress Sonja Henie and 20th Century Fox studio were charged with violating the Wagner labor act today. The complaint was based on charges by Grace Gale, Barbara Carabin and Mary Taylor of the Guild of Variety Artists (A. F.of L.) that the studio and Miss Henie refused them work because they had engaged in activities “for the purpose of collective bargaining or other mutual aid or protection.”
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
VOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS
A Message From Thrasher
JAMES THRASHER, my predecessor in this department who has gone on to the big city, is staff correspondent for a leading feature service. In today’s mail, he sends along his observations on vaudeville which is in the process of coming back into its own. About the time that Keith's brought vaudeville back to Indianapolis, Clifford C. Fischer opened “Priorities of 1942” at New York's
46th st. theater. Mr. Thrasher describes the popular reaction to what at first was thought to be “Fischer’s Folly.” “At this writing,” he says, “it is still selling out every night and for all three performances on Saturdays and Sundays. Its success prompted Fischer to open up the 44th st. theater with the blessing of Lee Shubert and install another variety bill called ‘Keep "Em Laughing.’ “At either show and at any performance, you can hear such a continuous roar of laughter and applause as hasn't echoed around Times Square since vaudeville was decently buried 10 years ago.” What Mr. Thrasher is describing is the kind of vaudeville which produces entertainers like Willie Howard, Lou Holtz, Victor Moore and William Gaxton, Paul Draper, Phil Baker and the Hartmans. We are not getting this brand here in Indianapolis. But the second-rate vaudeville we are getting is good enough to pack ‘em in over at Keith’s and it makes a great many people happy. So it is time now to call the turn. Vaudeville is returning and it is getting a hand. Perhaps it may not be too early to venture the prediction that the New York show may hit the road this year
and find its way to our town. ” i" ”
Credimbulance THE SECRET OF SONG writing success has been revealed by no less a personality than Walter Gross, CBS musical director, as quoted by his publicity man, a Mr. Lieber. I pass it on for what it may be worth. “In the first place,” he confides, “your melody should be built up on a demistanic harmony which spundulates through the
extogravic tonostat every eight bars. Be sure that the range covers every prebuiuin of diabenic scale. “The lyric, of course, is equally important. It must have a sense of the dramasannic fortiment and the rhyming must conform with the illiginous rules of syzomy if you want it to be commercial. Above all, your tune must strike a chord of pseudo-megrality so that it will corollify the listener’s sense of framadosis, especially in times like these.” What the poor fellow is trying to get across, as I see it, is that you simply: expugn the methrodatic dactylics in order to achieve apoplectic rhythmical seconaquences. os 8 8 Honor Ship Heroes ON THE MOVIE front, Warner Bros. is filming a story based on the unsung exploits of the U. S. merchant marine, the lifeline to everywhere." It’s called “Heroes Without Uniforms” and. the cast includes Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogart, George Raft and Sydney Greenstreet. . . . “India in Crisis” is the latest March of Time short, to be followed with “India at War.” . .. Paul Harrison, our Hollywood correspondent, says
that Hollywood is resigned to a $25,000 a year net income with the
' songsmith:
thought that most of the residents have got along on much, much less.. Ann Sheridan said: “I regret that I have but one salary to give to my country.” . .- This column’s cut-glass flyswatter award to the motion picture industry for the best title of the month is made to Universal studios for the expressive and dramatic title: “Junior G-Men of the Air,” featuring the Dead-End kids.
” # 8
Stuff 'n Nonsense
BENNY GOODMAN passes along this title for a new song which, it is alleged, was sent to him last week by an amateur “The Japs Have Got Singapore, Hong-Kong, Java and Mandalay and the Nazis Have France, Scandinavia and the Jitters, No Tires for My Car, No Sugar for My Coffee, No Cuffs on My Pants, the Cost of Living Is Terrible—But I Love You.” This guy is no amateur. -
Song of Freedom ..
Third Jordan Festival Set
200 Hoosiers Have Parts
In 2-Day Program.
Two hundred Hoosier instrumentalists and singers will take part in the Jordan Conservatory’s third annual festival of American music Friday and Saturday. The Friday night program will be given at 8:30 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral and will feature the orchestra premiere in ‘Indiana of “The Bright Land,” a composition by Harold Triggs, who heads the Jordan piano department. : The second festival concert will be given at 8:30 p. m. Saturday at the Murat theater, featuring Miss Marie Zorn as piano soloist and the 150-voice Butler-Jordan choir. The Jordan orchestra, under the direction of Fabien Sevitzky, Indianapolis symphony orchestra conductor, will play both Friday and Saturday nights. At the Saturday night concert, Mr. Sevitzky will direct the 85-piece Jordan symphony. The Friday program.
Bright Land . Harold Triggs String orchestra. Dondo Capricios .... Bennett
Flue ‘quartet.
II.
A Song for Lovers Do Not Go, My Love Waikiki
The Opium Smoker .... Charles Hedley, tenor. Alice Harper, ianist,
III. Nocturne and Burleska .. Miss Payne, viola. Imogene Pierson, pianist. Sonata for violin and piano Leo i violin. Marie Zorn Quintet tt Jor Btn Cand piano in F
The Saturday program. Overture B Bohemia” .... Henry Hadley
puoky. orchestra. Concert No. "a inor
ward MacDowell Orcliestra and Marie Zorn - piano. Song of Faith John Alden Carpenter Chorus and orchestra. The Peace-
Pipe Fred Converse . Earl AIDertoon. baritone. Orchestra. Sea Pieces Edward MacDowell Orchestra.
John Alden +S arPenter Audience, chorus, orchestr
Taylor Hageman
riffes Campbell-Tipton
. Harriet Payne
McCollin
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
Rail Auxiliary to Meet—Cross Roads of America lodge 901, auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will meet the first Tuesday of each month at 2 p. m.
and the third Friday of each month at 8 p. m. in Castle hall. A covered
dish luncheon will be served the|-
first Tuesday in June. Mrs. Mable Brown is president and Mrs. ‘Rachael Chappell secretary.
Nile Daughters to Meet—Koran temple of the Daughters of the Nile will hold a stated meeting tomorrow night at the Lincoln hotel. Mrs. Laura Bell Green is queen.
Y Leader to Speak—Frank A. Liddle, state Y. M. C. A. secretary, will speak befcre the Bible Investigation club at their regular bean supper at 6 p. m. tomorrow in the Y. M. C. A.
G. A. R. Ladies to Meet—T. W. Bennett Circle 23, Ladies of the G. A. R.,, will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday at Ft. Friendly. Mrs. Irene
Compton will preside.
0. E. S. to Honor Mothers—Mothers ‘will be honored guests at a meeting of Keystone chapter, O. E. S. of Castleton at 8 o'clock tonight in the Masonic hall there.
Home Defense Bulletin
From Marion county and Indianapolis offices of civilian defense World War memorial, 431 N. Meridian st.
Rationing is a vital part of this “all-out” effort in which every one of us must join to “WIN THIS WAR!” Today— it is your job and mine to do everything we can to “obey orders!” The boys out on the battle fronts have little time for criticism or evasion when they get their orders. Let’s be “good soldiers” and do what we are told to do— and do it- with every ounce of cheerful effort! Don’t “hoard your co-operation!”
WHEN DOES IT START?
CIRCLE “Larceny, Ine. with Edward G. Robinson, Jane Wyman and Brod Crawford, at 12: 30, :45, 7 and 10:15. “Always in’ My Heart,” with Gloria Warren, Kay ancis and ter Huston, at 1i, 2: 15, 5:30 and
INDIANA
“My Favorite Blonde,” with Bob Hope and Malieleine Carroll, at 12:52, 7:12 and 22.
“Sing Your 22 tes Away,” with Bert Lahr and Say Kelly, at 11:41, 2:51, 6:01 and 9
worws Queen Murder
“Elle: the Ring, " "with Ralph BS iy Margaret }indsay, at 11:20, 2:20, 5:25
“The S wartship of Andy Hardy,” with Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone
and Donna Reed, at 13:45, 3:50, 6:50 and 9:55. - LYRIC “Saboteur,” with Robert Copmin S and Priscilla haar at 12:15, 3:
6: 50 and 10:1 10. “Frisco Irene Herv and Kent Tavlor.", ih 11:10, 2:25, 6: and 9.
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(THE MAN BEHIND YOUR BACK) ; wil Norman LLOYD Otto KRUGER Alon BAXTER
Mission Group to Meet—The Rev. P. W. Thomas, foreign missionary secretary of the Pilgrim Holiness church, will be guest speaker at the regular monthly missionary meeting
of the Brookside Pilgrim Holiness church at 7:30 p. m, Thursday.
Observe Anniversary—Millersville
morrow at the Millersville Masonic temple. Mrs. Blanche O’Brien is worthy matron and Harry Snyder Is worthy patron.
Lions Club to Dine—The Beech Grove Lions club will have ladies’ night tomorrow evening, Dr. John FP. Cady of Franklin college will speak and special music will be furnished by Leon Wolfington, and Delores Smith,
FLYNN TO GET CHECKUP HOLLYWOOD, May 5 (U, P.).— Film actor Errol Flynn, reported recently to be under physicians’ orders to favor his heart and abandon some of his more strenuous activities, will
enter Johns Hopkins University Hospital at Baltimore for a complete examination. ‘
chapter 300, O. E. S., will celebrate] - its 39th anniversary at'8 p. m. to-|.
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