Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1942 — Page 7

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TUESDAY, JUNE. 23, 1942 New Film at Loew’ s Has War Theme

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WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE “Whispering Ghosts,” with Milton Berle and Brenda Jovce, %t 11:30, 2:40, 5:50 and 9. “The Big Shot,” with Humphrey Bogart and Irene Manning, at 12:50, 4, 7:10, and 10:15.

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“Ship Ahoy,” with Bleanor Powell, Red Skelton and Tommy Dorsey. at 11:27, 3:02, 6:37 and 10:12. “Adventures of Martin Eden,” with Glenn Ford and Claire Trevor at 1:07. 4:42 and 8:17.

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VOICE from the Balcony by RICHARD LEWIS ©

Coburn's Snowball

FILM ACTOR Charles Coburn’s proposal that actors of the stage and screen co-operate with college dramatic schools to develop collegiate talent has now snowballed into a regular movement, If it succeeds, as it should, it will be as significant a step as the |

Walt Disney's senting the artists’ seven music classics, 7:25 and 10:30. “Henry Aldrich and Dizzy,” with Jimmy Lydon and Mary Anderson, at 11:40, 2:50. 6:05 and 9:15.

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IT WILL GET QUICK RESULTS.

American theater has taken in a stock companies at the colleges

Violin, Piano Recital Set

Bomar Cramer Studios to Remain Open.

Miss Norma Marie Mueller present her violin and piano stu-| dents in an ensemble recital at 8 tonight at the American Life In-| surance building auditorium, 30 Ww. Fall Creek blvd. t Velma Iverson, organist; Louise Houk, harpist, and Charles Wagner, clarinetist, will assist.

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” ” n Piano Students of Mrs. Craig Poland will be heard in recital at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Wilking Music Co. auditorium, 120 E. Ohio st. Two pianos will be used in nine ensemble numbers, Taking part are: Virginia Ann Ross, Sara Jane Clark, Carol Forbes, Nancy Kay | Burleson, Mac McDowell, Glen Wil- | liams, Sally Huber, Elizabeth Sharp, Joseph Hempfling, Donald Williams, Carolyn Butler, Selma Sue Kamphaus, Mildred Masters, John Snyder, Patricia McDowell, Ruth Ann McKee, Janet Butler, Donald Chambers, Carol Hise, Robert W. Hughett, Elizabeth Ramsey, Wanda Dean, Alice Butler, Norma Hempfling, Mary Rose Massman, Mary Jean Jones, Norma Jean Morris, Mildred Butler, Wayne Umbarger and Fredrick Heinmiller. » ” ” Bomar Cramer and Sara Hoffman will continue teaching at the Bomar Cramer studios for at least six weeks through the summer beginning today, Mr. Cramer has an-

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meet in a romantic mo-

exhibitors to become a conscientious

gone into non-combatant service, the film is being shown generally.

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century.

how acting is done. Mr. Coburn assures us that there are many Broadway and

Hollywood stars who would be |

delighted to teach when they are

not working on the stage or in

pictures. Already the University of Texas and Florida's Rollins college have ! begun to consider the plan. Our own Indiana university is regarding it t hough tfully. Actors’ Equity association is pondering : over the idea, too. Mr. Coburn believes that the American theater is sliding downhill for lack of talent. Not that there isn't enough dramatic talent in our broad land. There is . . « plenty . . . but it's not in a form available to the stage and screen without long, arduous training.

Mr. Coburn

The plan is to set up | where professional actresses and | actors would show the students

Ten years ago, the little theater |

movement promised to unearth shrouded theatrical genius. It helped, but it didn’t go far enough. And stock companies which used to train actors have nearly vanished from the scene.

Mr. Coburn believes that plenty | of talent can be found in college The reason it | isn’t being used right now is that | these schools fail to train students | Their | rather |

dramatic schools.

for the stage and screen. standards are amateur, than professional, in Mr, Coburn's opinion. “The educational theater,” he says, “continues to graduate ama-

teurs to teach amateurs how to

become amateurs.”

You can see one way the plan !

would work out. Put Victor Ma-

ture, Ann Sheridan and Rita Hay- | worth on the I. U. faculty and |

| nounced. Catherine Bell Rutledge, primary! teacher of the studios, will leave] ke next week for New York where she

£p EN Thru Sun. Jit study during the summer with | Fsidor Philipp, French piano teachLi Mrs, Rutledge will be accompanied by Mary Gottman, Indianapolis pianist, who will also study under Mr. Philipp.

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BOB PRYOR, RKO's trailblazer, | “Mag- | is due for re- |

reports that Orson Welles’ nificent Ambersons” lease the second week of July.

Don’t know where the premier will be, but it won't be here. And | too, because Booth |

that’s funny, Tarkington lives right up here on N. Meridian st.

tion is “very compelling.”

“Does it compel ‘em to leave?” |

we cracked. “Not on your life,”

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satevepost’s § “All - American # band,” to wit, Benny Goodman, Harry James, Gene Krupa, Charlie

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Rey, Joe Venuti and Jack Jenny..

Oh yes, the others in the cast. Seem to have heard of them, too: Adolphe Menjou, Connie Boswell, George Bancroft and Mona Barrie. 8 # ‘8 Saw Freddie Lightner, m. c. of Keith's show last week, sitting quietly at the Claypool and Lincoln bars yesterday. He was waiting for the train to Memphis. He's Winnie Lightner's brother

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One of | the hottest jam sessions ever as- | Hopywod hits the |

and quite a song-and-dance man |

in his own right. Liked our town so well, he did, that he stayed over the week-end.

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Mrs. Groucho Marx charged today in a divorce suit that her comedian | husband played jokes on her that | were “cruel and inhuman.”

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