Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1942 — Page 11
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by RICHARD LEWIS
o "The Magnif cent Ambersons'
THERE ARE FOLKS around town who will recall the thdianspoliz of Booth Tarkington's novel, “The Magnificent -Ambersons.”. Whether Orson Welles and his Mercury players have succeeded in re-creating the atmosphere of that Indianapolis in the screen version which opened
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‘controversy between -critics and disaffection between R-K-O and Mr. Welles. The critics can’t agree that it’s a great ¢inema. And Mr. Welles contends fhat the studio did not exploit hisefilm in the manner to -which he is accustomed. ° I have picked up sides in the reviewers’ tug-o’-war over the picture - and have placed my pounds on the side which claims it’s a milestone in the American cinema, ; For my part, it is as good a film as I ‘have ever seen. A decade from now I think it still will be mbdern. For it is as far ahead of today’s average studio product as talking pictures are ahead of the silents, For me, it projects on the screen that lovable novel very much ‘as I remember it. At least, it is apparent that Mr. Welles has strived to be faithful to the book. + He has attempted to duplicate its scenes in the most minute detail, complete to architecture of the . day, which was probably the worst in American history. ! In portions which he narrates, Mr. Welles has taken the words out of the book. And they fit the 4. screen beautifully. Whether he | placed the emphasis on plot and character delineation as Mr. Tark- ' ington would have had him do ' pemains for the novelist himself to say. So far, Mr. Tarkington has remained silent.
[ It's Tricky : AS A MOTION piture, I would rate “The Magnificent Amber- | sons” a classic job of reproducing one of the best novels of our cen=
Circle yesterday is for these folks to say. Eg As a motion picture, “The Magnificent Ambersons” has_evoked ||
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“The Magnificent Ambersgons,’ Orson Welles’ version of Booth Tarkington's Pulitzer prize novel, with Joseph Cotten, Dclores Costello, Anne Baxter, Tim Holt and Agnes Mooralenn, at 12:40, 3:50, 7 and
“Flight Lieutenant,” an aerial thriliar, with Pat O’Brien, Glenn Ford and Evelyn. Keyes, at 11:20, 2: ®, 5:40 and 8
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- tury, Outstanding is the photography of Stanley Cortez who has a talent for making actors look like people. One of ‘the most striking scenes, however, is without actors. Tim Holt as George Amberson Minafer returns for a last look at the ancestral mansion which has fallen with the family fortune beneath the advancing juggernaut of the machine age. As he enters the door, the camera becomes Holt, traveling through the gloomy, empty, highceilinged , roomis. The audience sees the barren house as George 4 Sees it. A few critics resented this trick; fost thought it a masterstroke. There are bigger names in Hollywood than those in the cast, but I doubt if a better, more talented cast could be fcund. As the
\ arrogant, spoiled scion of the aristocratic Amberson-Minafers, Tim Holt, the former cowboy star, shows what a fine actor he is. Joseph Cotten as Eugene Morgan, Dolores Costello as Isabel Amberson Minafer and Anne Baxter “as Lucy Morgan give splendid performances. 4 Perhaps the outstanding acting job, though, is given by Agnes Moorehead as Fanny Minafer whose unrequited love for Eugene Morgan makes her distracted and neurotic; Her's is one of the outstanding jobs of the year. Ray Collins as Jack Amberson, Richard Bennett as Major Amberson and Donald Dillaway as Wilbur Minafer are thoroughly capable. I think thers is one grievance against this film which should be made. It’s the lack of clarity in identifying the minor characters. While the principal characters and plot lines are crystal ‘clear, ‘one is never sure of the minor characters until near the end— unless one is very familiar with the novel. Otherwise, through the devices of narration, photography, gossip — an economy of dialog, Mr,
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‘A WORD about the setting. Either R-K-O doesn’t believe it was Indianapolis, or for: some reason didn’t want te publicize the féct. Of course, it is Indianapolis, as everyone around here knows. X The exact location of the house which served as Mr. Tarkington’s model for the Amberson mansion is not agreed upon in local circles, however. Some folks say it was a residence in Woodruff Place. But Donald Jameson, Mr, Tarkington’s nephew, says he is quite sure the house could not have
‘been ih Woodruff Place, although
his uncle might have had the statuary on the lawns of Woodruff homes in mind in describing the estate. Mr. Jameson says he thinks the model for the Amberson home is at 1305 N. Delaware st, now occupied by the Knights of Columbus. The book mentions that the National rd. nearby. As Anton: Scherrer, one of our town’s historians, says, this could only’ have been Washington st., which still is the National rd. ‘Although Woodruff is closer to Washington st. than 1305 N. Delaware st., this might not prove anything because the latter is not far away. So there you are and Mr. Tarkington has been in Majne all summer, so I couldn’t ask him. As to the characters, well, Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, an old friend of Mr. Tarkington, says the novelist ‘always kept secret the identity of his characters. Anyway, there have been plenty of pictures ‘produced about New York, Chicago and San Francisco, and this is one about -Indianapolis. Is it the Indianapolis that did exist at the turn of the cen“tury? Are these its people? I don't know. All T know is that I liked this picture.
ROLLERLAND RINK TO HOLD FEATURE
Donna Lee White and Ellis Brown, 10 and 12-year-old skaters who won silver medals in a recent Rollerland Skating club’ contest, will be featured Tuesday night at the rink. That evening has been designated by the Roller Skating Rink Operators association as amateur night, State Shamplans in various skabing classes will appear on the program. gi
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Parrish to Sing At 'Pop' Concert
Frank Parrish, popular Indianapolis radio singer, will be featured with the Indianapolis concert band and the R.C. A. chorus at the outdoor “pop” concert at 8 p, m. tomorrow at Garfield park.
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American Patrol March Victor Herbert Medley Indianapolis Concert Y Band; directed , oy William Shumache : II. Thanks oe To God Steal Away The Lord's Prayer Malotte C. A. Chorus, led by Floyd Chaffee Noveity duet—Kenneth Finehaut and Gale Henricks. III.
Community singing led Ralph W. Hricnt, by
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CHLIDREN'S RETURN IS SOUGHT BY AUER
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 22 (U. P.)— Mischa Auer, Russian comedian, sought custody of his two small children today in a: suit charging
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permental outbursts.” Auer said that when he went to her home to discuss whether she might take the children to Mexico he found her intoxicated and “unorganized.” Mrs. Auer said the charges were false and scandalous.
USE TAX CASE HEARD
. FT. WAYNE, Ind., Aug.22 (U.P.). -U.8. Comfnissioner William Remmel today will continue hearing the
Ind; the first man arrested in In-
plea of Henry Malott, 28, Denver; diana for failure to have a federal
Fighting Deacon Ranger Captain
BERKELEY, Cal, Aug. 22 (U, P.).—The deacon of St. John's . Presbyterian church of Berkeley became the “fighting deacon” in his home town today. He is Capt. Roy A. Murray Jr., leader of the American ' ranger
detachment in the allied commando raid on Dieppe. When his mother learned that he had led and come through the fightng which his comrades repeatedly described as “hell, » she remarked quietly: : “I'm not surprised. Roy was always like that. “Now that I know he got bagk safely, I think it was mervelous that he was there.” She revealed that her son, before he went to England as a reserve officer at the start of the war, had beén deacon of St. John’s Presbyterian church,
ASKS CUSTODY OF DOWNEY CHILDREN
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Aug. 22 (U. P.) —Barbata Bennett Downey Randall endeavored today to have a superior court order modified so that her former husband, Morton Downey, singer, would not have exclusive custody of their five children. Since their divorce a year ago, Downey has had the children in the care of his parents at Wallingford. Mrs. Randall, sister of screen actress Constance Bennett, flew here from California to plead for custody of the children during the school year.
BARS MAGAZINES WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 (U. P). —Publishers of the magazine “Na-
tional Police Gazette” will be given an opportunity Sept. 1 to defend it
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C. Walker's charges of obscenity. Walkér announced last night that the August, September and October issues had ‘been ruied non-mailable under . postal statutes. He also
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Sheridan opens Sunday with two repeats, Rita Hayworth in “Affee‘tionately Yours,” and Walter Pidgeon in “Dark Command.” At the Esquire, the revivals are “Safari,” with Madeleine Carroll and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. plus with’ Don Ameche and Claudette Colbert. . . . The Emerson for next Thursday through Saturday, has scheduled two Paramount pictures of last year. They are “Reaching for the Sun,” with Joel McCrea and Ellen Drew, along with “You're the One,” featuring Orrin Tucker and his band with wee Bonnie Baker. . . . The Parker's family nights for "Tuesday through Thursday has the Teturn engagement of “No Time for Comedy” and an outdoor film. 2 ”» 2
G. W. T.- W. will blow into the Sheridan next Thursday for a three-day run. It will be shown once each night at 8 p. m. with the doors opening at 7:30 p. m. . + » Incidentally, the annual Rivoli’- Emerson - Sheridan free show and picnic date has been announced. It will be held Wednesday, Sept. 2, for all kiddies under 12 who are members. It you are not already signed up, better hurry. and ‘join now. Ann Sheridan and Ronald Reagan are the stars of “Kings «Row,” the film at the Sanders tomorrow and Monday. . . . geant York” continues its run at the Granada through Wednesday: at regular admission prices. “The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady” and a Merrie Melodie cartoon are added to the bill. . . . The Talbott opens Wednesday with the Jack ‘Benny comedy of a few seasons back, “Love-Thy Neighbor.” Fred Allen, Rochester and Mary Martin are also in the cast. The companion feature is “Big Shot,” with Humphrey Bogart. : La a # 8 THe WEEK-END SCHEDULE:
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NEW YORK, Aug. 22 (U. P)— Michel Fokine, 62, famous ballet master who created the “Dying Swan” dance for the late Anna Pavlova, died early today ofy pneumonia. He created more than 77 ballets, among them “Les Silphades,” “Cleopatra,” “Carnival,” “Fire Bird,” “Petrouchka,” and “Le Coq D'Or.” Fokine was born in ‘Leningrad, Russia, studied at the Russian Imperial Theatrical school and danced at the Imperial Theater in
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