Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1942 — Page 11

: : coolly disputed the “uninformed re-

, movies to rear her first husband’s

Bras: . Son, Constance Says.

Uninformed’ on

OLLYWOOD, Sept. 12 .(U. PJ. k

* —Actress Constance Bennett today

“marks” of her elder sister, Barbara, regarding. the parentage. of 13-year-old Peter Bennett Plant. ‘Barbara, the wife ‘of Add®on Randall, film cowboy, made deposi-

tions ‘produced ‘in’ probate -court at . Gronton; Conn, that indicated her

belief’ the boy was adopted, not ‘a|}

- natural, son of . late Phil ‘Plant, tate is in dispute. “I am not responsible for the un“informed remarks ma by Mrs. .- Randall, whom I have not seen for . & number. of years,” Constance said.

instance and the ose $550,000 es-

“I adopted our son ‘a month before|:

‘being divorced from Mr. Plant to prevent any possible attempt to take the boy away from me and I intend to prove in court that he is the son . of Mr. Plant.”

; only to establish the boy’s-parentage. |

.She -denied she Sout any part of Plant’s : estate. ‘Miss Bennett, who now is married to Actor Gilbert Roland and has a second child, ‘had “nothing more to say” regarding her -relations wii Mrs. Randall. Barbara, who retired from. the

five children whose custody she now seeks in another litigation, said in her © deposition that Constance’s claim that Peter was her natural son- came ‘as a “surprise.” “I understand he ,was adopted,” the depositions read. “My mother told me he was found in Ireland. ° “I wrote Marjorie King (Phil Plant's widow) last Jan. 31 and told her I thought the child was adopted: Later Marjorie came to “Hollywood and then I told her lawyer about Lit.” Mrs. - Hayward contended that Peter's real name was Dennis Arthur Armstrofig and that he was found in England by Miss Bennett and Plant and adopted in Nice, France, in 1930.

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NEIGHBORHOODS.

By Frank Widner

FRANK FLYNN, who worked his way ‘through Technical high school while an usher in the Cantor circuit, has been appointed new manager: of the Esquire. He formerly served as manager at the Sheridan. His brother, Ed, who used to be the manager at the Emerson, is

now serving with Uncle Sam “somewhere .in England.”

« . « One of

the season’s better musicals, “The Fleet's In,” will be at the Sanders

tomorrow and Monday along with |

“Fly By Night.” . . . The Granada

has made plans fo bring back “Gunga Din” and “King Kong”.

for a week's engagement beginning Thursday. . . . Two hits of yesterday are scheduled for the Esquire tomorrow, They are “Man ‘About Town,” with’ Jack Benny, Dorothy Lamour, Betty Grable and a host: of ‘others, and “The Letter,” with. Bette Davis and Herbert Marshall,

' THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE:

LMONT—*Eagle © Squadron” and oBiten Minds ‘the Baby.” . Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘I Married an Angel” and ‘Maisie Gets Her Man.”

CINEMA—‘‘Fingers at the Window”

and “Her Cardboard Lover.” Tomorrow fnrsugh Foe day:. “Go West, Young Lady’ “Major Barbara.” is Kong” ' and “20-Mule Team:’* Tomorrow and Monday: “Caught in the :Draft!’ and ‘Mexican Spitfire

Sees a Gh ost.” "DRIVE- “Twin Beds” "and “Joan Paris.” Tomgrrow through Wednes. dar ‘Slave Ship’ and “I Was Framed SON-—‘Her Cardboard Lovet” a copation, * Tomorrow through ‘Wednesday: ‘‘Tatzan’s New York Ad--veniture’” Tha ‘Pwo Yanks in Trinidad.” ESQUIRE—‘‘You'll Never ' Get: Rich” and “The Great “McGinty.” - Tomorrow

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GARFIELD— Kid Glove Killer” and My. Big Mouth.” Tomorrow through Tues oy: Great Man's Lady" and “True 0 the Army.”

GRANADA —Throu gh Wednesday: age, Squadron’ and. “All-American

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HAMILTON—‘Tailspin” and cond Honeymoon.’ Tomorrow through nesday: ‘“This Gun for Hire’ and ‘‘Tarzan's New York Adventure.”

IRV. ING—Through tomorrow:

min and “Maisie Gets Her Man.”

MECCA—The Miracle Kid” and “Land of the Open Range.” Tomorrow through Tuesd: ay: ‘Adventures of Martin Eden” and “Pingers at the Window.”

ORIENTAL—'‘Sundown’ and ‘It Hapened in Flatbush.” Tomorr

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PARAMOUNT—“Law of the Timber” and. “Murder in the fue House.” Tomorrow. and Monday: ‘Stardust on the Sage!’ and * ‘Juke Girl.!

PARKER ‘Bad Man” “and “A Wome’ e.”” Tomorrow and Monda; “Suicide Squadron” and ‘Murder 5 the Big House. ‘and

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SHERIDAN—‘“Design for Scandal” and Wi ndow W. Tomorrow “Two Yanks in “Trinidad” and Shu My Big Mouth. i

SPEEDWAY—‘Bashful Bachelor” and “Night in New. Orleans.” Tomorrow throagh Tuesday: ‘Maisie Gets Her Man” and “Butoh Minds Baby.”

STATE—*“A Gentleman After. Dark” and “Down Texas Way.” Tomorrow Taro ough Tuesday: roman the Year’ and “About Face

STRAND — ‘Eagle Squadron’ “Desperate: Chance. for lery Tomorrow through Tuesday: "YeThey All Kissed the Bride” and Wouldn't Die.

“Man Who STRATFORD — ‘Dangerously They Live” and Hang the Sunset Tradl Tomorrow th Jongh JTussda ay: ‘‘Bashful‘Bachelor’ and win Bi TACOMA—* Coat Ar ior Dark” and “Henry and Dizzy.” = Tomorrow through Tuésdny: “Arise My Love” and ‘‘Syncopation.” TALBOTT ‘“Affectionately through Tuesday:

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DANCE EVERY SATURDAY

Investigating ‘the’ ‘Sonovex: : RESEARCHES concerning

50 1.pounded on the door leading ~from’ the side corridor to: backstage, and finally it was opened by a pleasant looking gent, who appeared to be in a large hurry, - duck - through’ the door, but the pleasant gent threw a Block and the door slammed back on its spring lock "before I could dodge “I'm. sorry,” said the gent, “but I don't work here.” I started to ask him why he was sorry, but he added. - “I am not authorized to let you ‘through. ” £ I asked him who had not authorized him, and She explained that he was “the record man” and was very busy. Then he dashed up the stairs to Mr. Bakers. office, I “after. him. . » » ® “Cops and Robbers . WHEN WE reached the top, 1 managed’ to ascertain that he was »not only the record man, he was the Victor record man, and he was very anxious to see Mr. Rey.

At the rear of: Mr. Baker's office, {here is a passage to the backstage stairs and I. slipped-through that ‘without - eliciting ' anything more than a raised eyebrow from Mr.. Victor Records who was not authorized to let me backstage because. he didn't work there, he was sorry. : 1 began to have the pleasant; reminiscent feeling of playing cops and robbers as I started into a girl's dressing room and zoomed out again in high gear. All I wanted was to find out how the sonovox worked and that was becoming a major problem. Anyway, . my curiosity was strictly scientific. - Downstairs, I ran into a knot of boys in the band who were making hotel reservations and couldn't be disturbed. ‘At length there ap- . peared one friendly, familiar, authorized face and he told me Mr. ‘Rey was on stage behind the screen talking to somebody. I crept on stage and there were two gents holding an earnest conversation which stopped as I approached, but neither gent was Mr. Rey, so I departed and immediately the conversation resumed. Finally, it developed that Mr. Rey was in his dressing room dnd-it looked as though I had won the battle. ; F

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She Sings, Too HE TOLD me that wires from the electric guitar run backstage to special clamps which are fitted on the throat of Louise, one of -the King sisters, the tall one. She talks without using her vocal cords into a microphone behind the curtain. - By some combination of electrophysics, grids, filaments, wires and whatnot, the strings of the steel guitar, played by Mr. Rey on stage, become her vocal cords backstage and the result is preity weird. I couldn’t help thinking how simple

which she can do right enough. Pretty sqon, the door burst open and I thought for a minute it was Mr. Victor Records afier me, but it turned out to be the tall King sister who looked worried about something. There seemed to be a lot of breathlessness around the place. The tall King sister left hurriedly -without saying anything and then Mr. Rey indicated that he had to see someone about something, so we started out on the stage. There was Mr. Baker with Mr. Victor Records in tow. : I thought I caught a fleeting expression of disapproval on the face of the Unauthorized One, but maybe it was my imagination, Anyway, there we were, all standing around. This lasted a second until Mr. Baker started to introduce: Mr: Victor Records to someone. See A Rush of Feet | THERE WAS a rush of feet and I couldn't catch who it was the

troduced to, for he was rushing upon Mr. Rey and pumping his hand like a long, lost brother. ‘Everybody seemed to be shaking hands at the moment, so Herb Kinney of The News who hap-

pened to be standing: there, too, turned to me and we shook hands

|. Just to keep in the swing of things. — Well, the theater crowd and Mr,

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| Victor Records started an exodus

back into Mr. Rey's room and the ‘ newspaper gang, that’s us, started “to find our way out, since it

owe “the cute, blond; ; King g, ster. (How. ‘times have

“Thanks,” 1 said; Sxpetiing to |

licity, .

+{ will be broadcs

it ‘would be for her just to sing, |

Uns uthorized One was being in- |

‘the Sonovox which: Avirio' Rey: ‘Has

oked up: to hig tabletop steel guitar, or electric ‘harp as the manufacturers call it, are still.a bit ‘inconclusive. | * miked up in it which I don't understand, but’ what threw me off stride in the investigation was-Mr. Victor Record and a couple of locked doors. | © Art Baker, the Circle's manager, keeps Shings lockey, up over there, |

There's a lot of physics

conversation and’ plunged right

the aisle.” “I turned for a look at the’ screen to. find! out what had been on it to: make all that racket. It was Judy Canova and Joe E. Brown in’ “Joan of 'Ozarks”" I eonuinued on out. i

Mueller Head:

Edward Mueller was. elected president of ‘the Indianapolis Maennerchor, second’ oldest male chorus in

today. He succeeds Frans Binninger. : a Other new officers of the singing organization which has existed continuously ‘since 1854 are George Amt, vice president; John Schlenck, secretary; William Noelke, treasurer: Maurice Schlenck, secretary,

and Albert Nachtrieb, financial

secretary. New . directors named are Mr. Amt, Mr. Binninger, Walter Heitkam, Isaac Keen, Maurice Pennicke, R. Watson Moon; Fred Koehrn, Edward Eiljebad, Mr. Mueller, Mr. Noelke, Mr. Schlenck and George Schmidt. Clarence Elbert was re-

director. Committees have been spboinien as follows: Music, Mr. Elbert, chairman; Mr. Binninger, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Moon, Mr, Pennicke and Mr. Mueller; entertainment, Mr. Liljebad, chairman, Otto Ehrgott and‘ Kenneth ' Duncan; pub. Mr. Moon, chairman, Mr. Keen and Mr. Elbert. > Men who wish to join the chorus may ‘register between 3 and 4 p. m. at the Athenaeum toniorrow, Mr. Elbert said. Registration will: be conducted by Mr. Elbert, Mr. Muel-

Jer and Mr. Binninger.

Sell Bonds at Circle Tonight ALVINO REY, his band and King Sisters will sell bonds from 11:45

the Circle theater. The bond sale over WIRE. Manager 1 nounced that ea son who buys a bod may sit €ither on the bond wagon or onthe stage with the band. Each bond customer will have an opportunity to dedicate his bond to someone in the service publicly over the radio.

And Every Friday and Saturday Nite. CIFALDI'’S DREAM BARN JACK ADAMS i. 9600 E. WA

Orchestra

WAR BONDS WHILE YOU WAIT ~ “SALUTE OUR HEROES” BUY A BOND FOR EVERY MOTHER'S SON IN SERVICE )

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Four. Star SAlvino Rey an 3:50, 6:35, 9:20 and ‘11:45 ond wagon). “Joan of Ozark” with Judy .Ca-

‘nova and Joe E. Brown, at 11, 2:05, 5 KE 45 and 10: 15, : 4:35, 6:56

# at. 2: 318, : and. 9:20; Sant 2:45, 3:05, 5:30, 50 a and 10:10. 5: Ys INDIANA | #Qpohestra Wives,” musical drama ; il Glenn Millers : ! Rutherford : and.

Lynn Bari, ‘at “i, 3:46, 6 :58 and.

10:10. vrGaretul, Soft Shoulders, with? | Yigina Bru Bruce So James. Ellison, a

> as euiantia. n “uf 4:02, 7:04 and 10995 SnauMare 2: 53, 5:55 and 8:57. EILHs : On Stage—Vaudeville Grab hy at 1:45, 4:25, 6:49, 9:13 and 11:37. oh Loh, in ie we g a a. 30 5, a, i8"and 13:31. maday—Stage at 1:45, 4:25, 648, : ie is "12:21," 3:01, od 3:05 and 10:22.

: LOEW'S : “Somewhere Pll Find You,” gras

with Cl Gable and Lana at 1:44, 3:15, 4:48, 1:18 and 9:45.

: Sunday & Turner” at 5 1:48, 4:35, 7 and 9:40, : ‘LYRIC

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