Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1942 — Page 14

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VOICE from the Balcony |

by RICHARD LEWIS

urder at Moonset

PARAMOUNT’'S FIND of the year is undoubtedly Alan Ladd.

Last year, it was Laird Cregar.

Veronica Lake was found several

years ago and not even bumble-headed promotion can dim out her

talent.

The three, aided somewhat by the presence of Préston Foster,

‘participate in one of the season's best spy-dramas,

Prof. Kyser Packs ‘Em In

Slip Into Your Shoes and

Come On Down

AT 10 A. M. yesterday, the line from the hox office of the Circle theater had extended around onto E. Market st. Realizing that there would be a large turnout of Indianapolis “jitterbug” fans, I decided to get there

15 minutes early for the first show to get a seat close to the stage. I did—four rows from the rear. I wanted to see what Kay Kyser had on the ball<why a bespectacled guy with a southern drawl could set a million toes a’tapping and a million faces laughing with the same number of musicians as any other band and a few wisecracks thrown in. It didn’t take long for me to find out. A Master Showman

Kay Kyser is a master showman who can make you laugh and feel at home even when he puts you on the pan, so to speak. For example, when he was calling out numbers to decide who would partake in his “College of Musical Knowledge,” a young lady in the balcony came up with one of the lucky numbers. “Get your shoes on and come on down,” Kay quipped. Or, on another occasion, another lady was a bit slow in reaching the

‘We Need You’

“Hurmy and get everything hooked up,” he said. “We need you for this show.” . : Mr. Kyser has a wealth of outstanding entertainers in Julie Conway, Trudy Erwin, Dorothy Dunn, Harry Babbitt, “Sassy” Sully Mason and Ish Kabibble. His is one of the finest musicnl organizations to come to Indianapolis in a long time.

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ON THE Circle screen this week is “The Man Who Wouldn't Die,” a chiller-diller with comedy thrown in just at the right places. It stars Lloyd Nolar. in a Michael Shayne role, and Marjorie Weaver. ...F. W.

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“This Gun for Hire,” which opened at the Indiana yesterday. The picture proves that the old harum scarum can be great entertainment when Hollywood wants to make it that way. Mr. Ladd’s portrayal of a sullen, gutterish, misanthropic gunman, with a hatred for all things living except cats, is one of the most powerful characterizations I've seen this year. ' Miss Lake, whose life doesn’t seem to be worth a dime through half the picture, endures the perils of Pauline with finesse and restraint. She plays the part of a singing lady magician and the only party in the cast who is not trying: to bump her off is her boy friend, palice lieutenant Foster. Abandoning his sinister fat man role, Mr. Cregar develops the part of a flabby, effete, jellyish character. He's in league with the octogenarian boss of a chemical concern, Tully Marshall, who is selling poison gas to the enemy. These unpatriotic operations are abbeted, unwittingly, by killer Ladd who helps out in his nasty way for the sheer joy of murder.

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Hot Pursuit DOUBLE-CROSSED by the traitors, the psychopathic Killer goes after flabby Cregar. Tied

up by Cregar’s henchmen to be tossed off the Golden Gate bridge at moonset, Miss Lake is hi-jacked by killer Ladd who wishes to dispose of her in his own way. Hot on the trail, hero "Foster and 500 cops chase the triggerman and captive blond through a gas plant, empty gas mains and into a freight yard. There the killer breaks down and confesses to captive Lake that the beatings, he got as a child from a sadistic aunt and rough treatment in reform school have warped his morals. ‘What happens after that—how the traitors are foiled and how true love triumphs—well, we aren't telling.

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“BUTCH MINDS THE BABY,” the Indiana’s second feature, is fair cops and robber comedy, written by Damon Runyon. Brod Crawford is the crook who blows a safe and goes to jail in order to assure the baby’s college education. That’s one way of doing it, “8 » »

At the Lyric

“IN OLD CALIFORNIA” and “Remember Pearl Harbor,” two first run Republic pictures are the Lyric’s offering this week. There's not much to either of them, although the noise and excitement are considerable. i “In Old California” has a good cast: John Wayne, Binnie Barnes and Albert Dekker. As a western, it’s pretty fair going. The story's about the efforts of a young druggist to set up shop in 19th century Sacramento in partnership with Miss Barnes, a cafe entertainer. There is a lot of shootin’, a lot of rootin’ and a lot of tootin’.

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. BOR” was Republic's ‘scoop title” for January. The picture's a slap-.

happy attempt to cash in at the box-office on the fateful event of Dec. 1.

This will give you an idea of

Darling,” the Fred MacMurray-Rosalind Russell comedy, which will inaugurate the Indiana's new policy of changing pictures in mid-

week, It starts Wednesday.

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“perils of Nyoka,” starring Kay Aldridge, Lorna Gray and Clayton

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Produced by Republic Pictures, the serial is a follow-up of the studio’s “Jungle Girl” serial which starred Frances Gifford, billed “the

first serial queen since Pearl White.” Miss Aldridge, the star of the

film is a former John Powers model and is said to have been described by Billy Rose as “the most beautiful girl in the world.” The serial will be shown at each Saturday matinee. » 2/8 BECAUSE OF a holdover of “Larceny, Inc.” and the “Courtship of Andy Hardy,” on Thursday and yesterday, the Ritz will begin a new program tonight, showing “Rio Rita” and “Always in My Heart.” It will run through Tuesday. The ‘heater, by the way, has donated all its rubber floor covering to the scrap rubber drive. Rugs will replace the rubber car-

peting.

n ” 2 | A PICTURE which Mickey Rooney appeared in beforé he began the popular “Hardy” series will be shown at the Parker tomorrow and Monday. It is “Hoosier Schoolboy,” one of his first

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THE GRANADA’'S Saturday matinees are back to their normal 5 p. m. starting time. “In This Our Life” and “40,000 Horsemen” is scheduled there through Wednesday. # ” # THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE:

BELMONT—“Tuttles of Tahiti” and “Sleepy Time Gal.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Tortilla Flat” “Bashful Bachelor.” :

CINEMA—“Kathleen” and Tomorrow through Tuesday: and ‘Juke Box Jenny.”

DAISY—“Shut My Big Mouth” and «Roding the Wind.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘“Bashful Bachelor” and “Secret Tent of Japan.

DRIVE-IN—“To Be or Not to Be’ and «Bullet Scars.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘‘Saboteur’” and Shorts. EMERSON—‘“Mexican Spitfire at Sea” and “Always in My Heart.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Rio Rita” and ‘“Tuttles of Tahiti.” ESQUIRE—‘‘Saboteur” and “Jungle Book.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Never Say Die’ and “Invitation to Happiness.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: .‘Bashful Bachelor” and “Joan of Paris. © GRANADA-—Through Wednesday: “In This Our Life” and ‘40,000 Horsemen.” boc yg i With the Wind” d shorts. Tomorrow through Wednbs308, “Rio Rita” and “Frisco Lil.” IRVING—Through tomorrow: ‘‘Tortilla Flat” and ‘“Bashful Bachelor.” MECCA—‘Private Snuffy Smith” and “Lightning Strikes West.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Johnny Eager” and “Saboteur.” ORIENTAL — “Larceny, Inc.” and “Cowboy Serenade.” Tomorrow and Monday: “M, Gal. Sal” and “A Yank on the Burma ad.” PARAMOUNT—“Blue, White and Perfect” and “Lone Star Vigilantes.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Roxie Hart" and “Son of Fury.” PARRER—"Jungle Book. and “Honolulu Lu’. Tom and Monday: BL Schoolboy TOL * ‘Private Snu y

and

“Mr. V.” “Saboteur”

REX—“Ghost of Frankenstein’ and Tomorrow through Tuesday: and “Miss Polly.” RITZ—Through Tussuay; and “Always in My Heart.” RIVOLI—Through ert ““Tortilla Flat” ‘and ‘“Bashful Bachelor.” Last show tonight only: “Brigham Young.” SANDERS— Road Agent” and ‘“Kansas Cyclone.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Louisiana Purchase’ and ‘‘Castle the Desert.” ST. CLAIR—‘‘Male Animal” and “Melody Lane.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Tortilla Flat” “Strange Case of

“Jungle Book” “Rio Rita”

and

SHERIDAN-~*‘Ca! aught in the Draft” and “Torpedo Boat.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Courtship of Andy Hardy" an d“Man Who Returned to Life. SPEEDWAY—‘Paris Calling” and “Secrets of the Wasteland.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Tortilla Flat” and “Melody Lane. STATE—‘ ‘Burma Convoy. and “Billy the Kid Wanted.” Tomorrow through egdiay: “Kathleen’” and “The Invad-

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Te COAL Bug Goes to Town" and ‘Ghost of Frankenstein.” Tomor row through Tuesday: “King’s Row” or ‘“Hayfoot.”

TALBOTT—Kathleen” “The Invaders.” ‘Tomorrow through Tuesday: + Couryhip of Andy Hardy’ and ‘Mis-

and

i TUXEDO— ‘Road to Zanzibar” Secrets of the Wasteland.” Tom row through Tuesday: ‘The Fleet's ) Tn" and “Fly by Night.” , UPTOWN—"‘Sleepy Time Gal” and “Algiers. Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘“Tortilla Flat” and ‘Jailhouse Blues.” VOGUE—‘Courtship of Andy Hardy” and ‘Rémember the Day.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: *“ Gal Sal” and “Tall, Dark and Handsome.”

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i ARING—“Song of the Island” and SARI Water.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Joan of Paris” and ‘Bashful Bachelor.”

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE

On siage, Kay Kyser and College of Musical Knowledge, at 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:15 and 9:35. “The Man Who Wouldn’t Die,” with Lloyd Nolan and Marjorie Weaver, at 11,” 1:20, 3:46, 6, 8:20 and 10:35. Sunday—Kay Kyser at 1:10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40 and 9:50; "Man ” at 13, 2:10, 4:20, 6:30, 8:40 and 10:45.

INDIANA

“This Gun for Hire,” with Veronica Lake, Robert Preston, Laird Cregar and Alsh Ladd, at 12:46, 3:53, 7 and 10

“Butch ay “the Baby, ” with Virginia Bruce and Brod Crawford, at 11:30, 2:37, 5:44 and 8:51. Sunday—“Gun’’ at 1, 3:49, 6:56 and dos; “Butch” at 2:33, 5:40

and KEITH'S

“Lady Gangster,” with Faye Emerson and Frank Wilcox, at 12:19, 2:54, 5:29, 8, 10:26 and 12:38.

On stage, “Americana revue,” at 1:45, 4:20, 6:51, 9:26 and 11:38 Sunday — aay Gangster” at 12:19, 2: 750, 5:3 8:10 and 10:28; stage at 1:45, 3 4s, 7:05 and 9:26.

LOEW'S

“Tarzan’s New York Adventure,” with Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O'Sullivan and Cheeta, the clever chim, at 11, 1:56, 4:52, 7:48 and

“Two Yanks ‘in Trinidad,” with Pat O’Brien, Janet Blair and Brian Donlevy, at 12:19, 3:25, 6:11 and 9:07. Sunday—‘Tarzan,” at 1:16, 4:14, 7:15 and 10:16; “Two Yanks,” at 2:35, 5:36 and 8:37.

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“In Old California,” with John Wayne, Binnie Barnes and Albert Dekker, “at 12:50, 4:05, 7:20 and 10:30. “Remember Pearl Harbor,” with Donald Barry, Alan Curtis and Fay om at 11:20, 2:40, 5:55 and

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