Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1942 — Page 14
Indiana Film Among Best By DeMille
‘Reap the Wild Wind’ Is|
Spectacular Saga With’ Plenty of Stars.
ONE OF THOSE spectacular sagas is “Reap the Wild Wind,” which opened yesterday at the Indiana. It is one of those films which has made Cecil B. DeMille at the top as _producer-director after 30 years of movie making. Starring Ray Milland, Paulette ° Goddard and John Wayne, the picture is the story of America’s battle to keep the sea lanes safe back in the 1840's. Salvagers plundered ships that floundered on the reefs, placing the country’s lifeline at stake.
One thing about Mr. DeMille— he believes not just in using a few top stars and comparatively unknown ones for his pictures. If
the occasion demands it, he has a/ |
cast made up entirely of stars. Here are a few of the names you will see in “Reap the Wild Wind:” Raymond Massey, Lynne Overman, Robert Preston, Susan Hayward, Charles Bickford, Walter Hampden, Martha O'Driscoll Beecher. As Loxi Claiborne, Miss Goddard 4s loved by two men, Mr. Wayne and Mr. Milland. Their greatest enemies are the Cutler brothers, who deliberately plan sHipwrecks so they. can obtain the cargo. This technicolor film has scenes of spectacular shipwrecks, roaring storms, fist fights and thrilling underwater sequences that make it a tribute to Mr. DeMille’s 30-years of service to the motion picture industry. . 2 a2 = IN CASE you have never seen the participants of the popular radio ‘quiz program, “Information Please,” there's a short subject of it on the Indiana screen this week. Clifton Fadiman, Oscar Levant, John Kieran, Franklin P:. Adams and Cornelia Otis Skinner are all in if. cee F. Ww.
Priscilla Lane Weds Lieutenant
HOLLYWOOD, May 23 (U. PJ). —Priscilla Lane, youngest of the three actress sisters, was honeymooning today with Lieut. Joseph A. Howard of Victorville, Cal, They were married in Las Vegas, Nev., yesterday, by Justice Mahlon Brown. After the ceremony, they returned to the coast by automobile. Miss Lane gave her age as 23. She was secretly married three years ago to Orin Haglund, an associate director at her studio, but her divorce petition, which revealed the marriage, said they never had lived together. Howard said he was 27 and had never beén married before.
Opera Auditions Set for Friday
Auditions for Hoosier singers who desire to take part in the first allHoosier out-of-door opera performance to be presented in July at the Limberlost camp will be held in the Murat theater at 10 a. m. Friday. Singers wanting audition appointments should write to Fabien Sevitzky, conductor of the Indianapolis symphony orchestra, at the Murat. © All roles of the opera will be filled from the ranks of Hoosier singers and members of the camp. Participants will be asked to defray their own expenses since there will be no admission charge to the public to the opera. Auditions will be held by Mr, Sevitzky and Charles Hedley, head of the voice department at the Arthur Jordan conservatory of mugic. The opera to be presented is Mascagni’s “Cavalleria Rusticana.”
MISS PAULA BLUST TO GIVE RECITAL
. ‘Miss Paula Blust, soprano, $i * be presented by Joseph Lautner in a recital at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow ‘at the Odeon, 106 E. North st. A voice student of Mr. Lautner, Miss Blust will be accompanied by Mae Engle, a member of the faculty of the Arthur Jordan conservatory of musie.
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When the Waukegan Kid (Jack Benny) arrived at Warner Bros. studio for his role opposite Ann Sheridan in “George Washington Slept Here,” they made him up to resemble the Founding Father. Jack took one look at his colonial uniform, noted his resemblance to Washington, and decided to find out how to run for president.
last several days. In the first place, the theater
operation at 34th and Salem sts. Also, an entire new front, with fluorescent lights under the marquee and inside of the lobby, has been built, The management also has announced that children attending the Saturday matinee will receive a free comic cartoon book. ® » = SEVERAL members of the cast
membered by Indianapolis theater fans who have probably seen them in vaudeville at the Lyric theater. Among those who have specialty acts in the film are Cass Daly, Lorraine and Rognan and Gil Lamb. The picture -is at the Granada and Strand through tomorrow, the Daisy tomorrow and Monday, the Belmont, Rivoli, St. Clair, Speedway and Uptown tomorrow through Tuesday and the Irving tomorrow through Wednesday. » » ”
ALL THE thrilling events Rudyard Kipling described in his famed story, “Jungle Book,” are brought to the screen in the technicolor movie of the same name, Sabu, the youthful star of “Elephant Boy,” heads the cast. The picture is showing at the Fountain Square through Tuesday and at the Zaring tomorrow through Wednesday. 4 » ” FASHION NOTE: Johnny Kellams, back on the job at the Talbott, has hired usherettes at that theater and has them dressed in sailor uniforms. s # 2 THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE:
BELMONT-—‘ ‘Heart of the Rio Grande’ and ‘‘Male Ammal es ” - Tomorrow through Tuesday: 5 t's In’ and “America’ § New Arm Ls
CINE EMA Woman of the Year” “Joe ith, American.” Tomorrow througn. Tuesday: re van's Travels: and hanghai Gestur
DAISY ght rts the Divorce” and Loontess dong of Boston Blackie.” Tomorrow and Monda, ay: “The Fleet's In” and “Fly 5 Night.”
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DRIVE-IN—‘ Look = Who's ughing’’ and ‘“Thres Cocke ed Sailors. 8 “Tomorrow thr roug ednesday: ‘Corsican Brothers” and shorts.
RSON—‘Heart of the Rio Grande” by Night.” Tomorrow through AY ng Be or Not to Be’ and
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NEIGHBORHOOD
By FRANK WIDNER THINGS HAVE BEEN HAPPENING fast at the Ritz during the
is under new management. Fred
Bgyd has taken over the job, replacing Bob Hesseldenz. Mr. Boyd formerly operated a chain of theaters in the south. Secondly, the parking lot at the movie house has ben put into
ESQUIRE—' ‘Woman of the Year” and “This oman Is Mine. Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘New Wine” and ‘Major Barbara.”
FOUNTAIN 8S UARE—Through Tuesday: “Jungle Book” and ‘Born to Sing.”
GRAN. ApA—Threugh, tonlarraw: “The Fleet's In” and ‘Fly by Night.”
HAMI as ‘Paris Calling’’ and “Swing It Soldier.” Tomorrow through Wednesgay: “Blue, White and Perfect” d “Lady Has Plans.”
VDoc ‘Male Animal” and ‘Ghost of AG ae Tomorrow through e an
Wedne, Fleet's In” 3" Bullet Scars.”
MECCA—*“Siren of the South Seas” a iers.” Tomorrow through Tue : “Ride 'Em Cowboy” and ‘Bahama ssa .
ORIENTAL—‘ Roxie Hart” and ‘‘Bombay Clipper.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Song of the Islands” and “Confessions of Boston Blackie,
PARAMOUNT—*“Sailors on Leave’ and “Outlaws of Hie Cherokee Trail.” Tomorrow and onday: ‘Road to ZanBae and whats Y Gookin', »
ARKER— “Captains of the Clouds” and “Secrets of the Lone Wolf.” morrow and Monday: ‘Kid from WE sas’ and “Duke of the Navy.
REX—* "Bahama Passages and Ro a
id ow through Tuesday: B&ptains of of "ihe Souds™ ad ‘Swing
RITZ—Paris Calling” and “Shanghal Gesture.”” Tomorrow through Wednesday: a They Live’ and “Lady Has Plan
RIVOLI—“Male , Animal” and “Ghost of Frankenstein.” Last show only: “Broadway Melody.” Tomorrow throu R i “The Fleet's In” and shor
ST. CLAIR ‘Ghost of Frankenstein” and “Born to Sin SI v's Tomorrow thro h eet’
Headey: “The In” and “Fly. by SANDERS—‘‘Mr. District Attorney’’ and “Dude Cowboy.” Tomorrow and Monday: “How Green Was My Valley” and 4 Wild Bill Hickok Rides SHERIDAN—* ‘Shepherd of the Hills” and “Riders of the Purple Sa e.” Tomorrow through Waunes ay; ay Foot” and “Woman of the Year. SPEEDWAY—‘ ‘Texas’ and ‘‘Gentleman at Heart.”” Tomorrow through Tuesds; “The Fleet's In” and “Stork Pays Off. » STATE—“Radio Ranch” and ‘Freckles Comes Home.”” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Shadow of the ain, , Man” and “Man Who Came to Dinne STRAND — Through IT row: “The Fleet’s In” and ‘Ghost of Frankenstein.” STRATFORD — oSiage Cogch Buckaroo” and ‘Bombay. Clipper.” Tomorrow throu h Tuesday: “Shanghai Gesture’ and ‘“Wolf Man. TACOMA—“Wolf Man’ and ‘Juke Box Jenny.”” Tomorrow throu h Tuesda “Ride ,Em Cowboy” and irth of e Blves. ALBOTT— Valley of the Sun” and “Cot Out the Marines.” Tomorrow throu gh Tuesday: ‘‘Sullivan’s Travels’ and “Lady for a Night.’ TUXEDO — “Bahama Passage” and “Top > San Mulligan.” 'omorrow through ay a »Corglean Brothers” and * Bumivan's Trav UPTOWN—*‘Belle onl and ‘‘Charley’s Aunt.” Tomorrow rough esday: “The Fleet's In” and “Fly by Night.” VOGUE—Through Tuesday: “Male Aniy mal and “Son of Fury. ARING—*‘ ‘Male Animal’ and “Bullet Sots’ Tomorrow throu ugh Wednesday: “Jungle Book'’ and *‘Hayfoof
: nection with one of the slayings, : but no formal charge had been
{tion with the slaying of Gladys
MELBOURNE, May 23 (U. P.).— An American soldier, held in connection with” the slaying of three women within the last three weeks, will be tried by an American military court, it was announced today. Melbourne Police Commissioner Alec Duncan announced this morn-
withheld, had been arrested in con-
rimade against him. He was being investigated in | | connection with the other two. In each case, a woman was found dead, apparently strangled, with her clothing torn down from her shoulders and bunched around her waist. The American soldier was arrested by Melbourne detectives, accompanied by American military police, and taken to police headquarters for detention. He was then turned over to
The soldier was held in connec-
Lillian Hosking, 41, who was found strangled beside a trench in Royal park, near a big military establishment, Tuesday. Previously Mrs, Ivy Violet MecLeod, 32, had been found dead with battered in the doorway of a shop in the Albert park section
U. S. Soldier in Australia Faces Sex Slaying Trial
the entrance steps of one of the city’s leading apartment houses. The purses of Mrs. McLeod and Miss Hosking contained money and apparently had not been touched. Mrs. Thompson's purse was emptv. A leading Melbourne criminolo-
gist said that all the slayings were of sex and sadist type.
Church Supper Sugar Is Worry
Shall we take a spot of sugar to church and drop it in the “collection bowl” or just how are we going to manage about sugar for church suppers, churchwomen are asking. The season for church suppers is about over now, but in the fall the churches will be faced with a genuine sugar problem. Churches, like fraternities and social clubs, “must be regularly engaged in the business of serving at least four meals per week” to take advantage of sugar rationing, according to local officials of OPA. Such organizations will be rationed sugar on the same scale as restaurants which are allowed 50 per cent of their 1941 consumption. But it is the church that is accustomed to serve less than four meals regularly each week that must get its sugar somehow. from
|Joan of Paris |
War Drama Of 1st Rank
Michele Morgan and Paul Henreid Excellent in Lead Roles.
MICHELE MORGAN'S first Holly-wood-made production is one which the American public will not soon forget. The same can be said of Paul Henreid, whom you, might remember for his performance of the Gestapo agent in “Night Train.” In “Joan of Paris,” which opened yesterday at the Circle, RKO-Radio pictures have given the theater public. a new romantic team “which should go far. Miss Morgan, as a barmaid in Nazi-ruled Paris, quickly" learns to love the leader of an RAF squadron, who has been shot down and is attempting to help four other of his comrades and himself escape back to England. Blocked by Gestapo
As the squadron leader, Mr. Henreid finds‘ his every move blocked by the Nazi secret police. He is trailed everywhere inspite of the fact that Joan (Miss Morgan) throws herself wholeheartedly into his cause.
Outstanding among the supporting players is the work of Thomas Mitchell, as Father Antoine, who helps hide the RAF fliers in the sewers under the Paris streets. Others in the. cast include Laird Cregar, May Robson and Alexander Granach. This suspense-packed drama has an ending which should leave you limp for a while as it did the patrons at the Circle yesterday.
o ” ” THOSE TWO radio favorites, Lum & Abner, turn. in one of their beloved performances in “Bashful
Circle this week. As the two proprietors of their well-known Jot ‘Em Down store, |" the two men cavort in the film just as they do in their regular radio broadcasts. The story is about Lum’s trials in his desires to get married. It’s good entertainment. ..., PF. W,
Bachelor,” the other picture at the!
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CIRCLE “Joan of Paris, with Michele Moran and Paul H enreid, 2 12:35, 3:45,
85 and 10: “The Bashful helor,” with Lum snd Abner, at 11:20, 32: 30, 5:40. and
Sunday—‘“Joan,” at 1, 3:55, 6:55 and 9: Bashful,” at 2:40, 5:40
and 8:35. KEITH'S
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Plan Concert For Soldiers
Maennerchor Chorus to Appear at Fort.
A concert for soldiers will be presented by the Indianapolis Maen'nerchor male chorus, Clarence El-
bert, director, at 8 p. m. Monday |
ORDERS OPERATION
in the recreation center at Ft. Harrison. % The concert will mark the clase of the current Maennerchor season. Edward H. Mueller is president of the chorus, which is a part of the Athenaeum-Turners, and Franz Binninger is president emeritus. Dorothy Merrill Ritter will play piano accompaniment for three of the numbers and the remainder will
be sung a capella.
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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
Rebekah Lodge to Elect—Temple Rebekah lodge 591 will hold a business meeting and election of officers
at 8 p. m. Tuesday in Castle Hall. Mabel Bruce is noble grand.
Democratic .Women .to .Meet — Seventh ward women’s Democratic club will meet at 8 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Mary Hussey, 2101
N. Pennsylvania st. Russell Dean, newly elected county chairman, and Mrs. Catherine Coleman, newly newly elected county vice chairman, will attend the meeting. Gene Ryan, air raid warden, will speak, and the club will make plans for a June picnic.
Hold Initiataion Monday—Englewood chapter No. 483, O. E. S., will hold initiation, followed by memorial services at 8 p. m. Monday
in their hall, 2714% E. Washington st. Mrs. Hazel Pavey is worthy matron and William Quillin is worthy patron.
0. E. S. Memorial Service—Indianapolis chapter, 393, O. E. S., will hold memorial services at their stated meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the temple, 1522 W. Morris st. Miss Nita Suffridge is worthy matron and Edward Lehman is worthy patron.
W. R. C. Group to Meet—George
A. Chapman, W. R. C. No. 10, will
meet at 1:30 p m. Tuesday at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois st.
Townsend Club Sponsors Party— Townsend club 9 will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. Monday in I. O. O. F. hall, Hamilton and W. Washington sts. :
TECH OPENS SUMMER SESSION ON JUNE 15
Summer school will open at Technical Ligh school June 15 with a series of special war-industry skill courses for juniors and seniors. In this new group are parts inspection, machine calculation, machine shop practice, radio, electricity, airplane mechanics and blue pnnt reading. : ‘Regular academic subjects will be given as usual. Summer school will continue through July 31.
SERVICES SCHEDULED
' Services for the Warren Central seniors will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the gymnasium, with the Rev. Errol T. Elliott speaking on “When Life Begins.” The Rev. R. R. Groves will give the invocation and benediction, the senior chorus will sing under the direction of Kathleen Hergt and members of the junior class will usher.
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IL U. Club to Hear Mathews— Comm. R. H. G. Mathews, Indiana navy recruiting chief, will address the " Indiana University club at 12:15 p. m. Monday at the Columbia club. Stuart Wilson is president of the I. U. club. -
Ben Hur Group to Meet—Arrius Court 5, Ben Hur Life association, will meet at 8 p. m. in Castle hall, with Mrs. Louis Mills, chief, presiding. William Holliday is in charge of the entertainment.
0. E. S. Auxiliary to Meet—Brook-
side auxiliary 481, O. E. S., will meet at 2:15 p. m. Tuesday in Brookside Masonic temple, with Mrs. Sara Davis, president, presiding. At 6:30 p. m. Wednesday the auxiliary will sponsor a dinner and card party in the Foodcraft shop at the Century Grace Bowers is general chairman of the party.
Scientech Club Speaker—R. F. Borkenstein, chief state police laboratory technician, will address the Scientech club at noon Monday in the Board of Trade building. He will discuss the procedure of scientific investigations and ‘give demonstrations,
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Rotarians to Hear Dr. Sparks— Dr. Frank H. Sparks, Wabash college president, will address the Rotary club at 12:15 p. m. Tuesday at the Claypool hotel on “Things We Stand For.”
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Busy Week
Monday.
_ Faculty membeys and students of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music have a heavy schedule of concerts in store for them next week. Monday. night, Miss Marie Zorn of the piano faculty will present a
number of her students in a recital|
at 8:15 p. m. at the Odeon. At
Jeanadele Schaffer will present an organ recital. Instrumental students of Roger Riley will present a recital at 3411 N. Pennsylvania st. Wednesday night. At 8:30 p. m. the same evening, Farrell Scott, tenor and a member of the voice faculty, will give a recital at the Odeon, accompanied by Dorothy Scott.
Two recitals are ‘scheduled for.
Thursday. At 8:30 p. mx in. the Odeon, Mary Reynolds, violin student of Hugh McGibeny, will be presented and a half hour earlier at 3411 N. Pennsylvania st. piano students of Mrs. Lucille Wagner
The week will be climaxed Friday with the first eurhythmics demonstration in the history of the conservatory at 7 p. m. at the
- — BARRYMORE RALLIES HOLLYWOOD, May 23 (U. P). —John Barrymore rallied in his fight for life today although he was reported “still very sick.”
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At 8:30 p. m. that evening, Miss Daisy Park of Korea will present
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FOR BETTY GRABLE
HOLLYWOOD, May 23 (U. P.) — Film star Betty Grable must return to the hospital for an operation next week if she wishes to continue dancing in screen roles. She was released from Cedars of Lebanon hospital yesterday and cautioned agaihst overexertion. The doctors said she was suffering from a chronic inflamation of the side which became acute under the strain of dancing. A lymph
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