Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1942 — Page 11

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Everybody amo? i nd styles may. go, but Ted Lewis. goes on “has brought his troupe of strolling play=-

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‘-ers:to the Circle’s stage this week to give the jitterbugs a little backs

- contort. What it is, is vaudeville, . sonality of the genial tragedian of _ forget, the survivor of a thousand

3 yesterday who's gone today and

. Blues” .

_ contortionist, literally picks her- _. self up by the soles of her feet. . You have to see it to believe it,

© dancing is done by Byron Kay and

Audrey Zimm is a child baton twirler.

Geraldine Du Bois lights a torch _ onthe stage with her vocals.

. ities that. occurred to those of a - speculative turn of mind, it could

ground. Everybody apparently is

od In Mr. Lewis’ show, the instrumental is strictly incidental. The 1a show: is Ted Lewis and his shadow, “Snowhell” Whittier, plus a cast

of 11 people who sing, dance and illuminated by the palatial per“Jazz, the man that time did not

. one night stands in some most peculiar places, the maestro of

here tomorrow, yessir. When you hear him and his musicians do “The St." Louis Blues,” “Yankee Doodle Dandy,” ‘“When My Baby Smiles at Me,” “Melancholy Baby” and “Me and ‘My Shadow,” you have heard something. Ditto with the Kayne Sisters rendition of “Birth of the

. June . Edwards, a sensational

and I still don’t believe all of it, but it happens four shows a day. '8he’s 50 good she makes her audience work harder than she does. : Lindsey, LaVerne and Betty are girl acrobatic dancers of smoothness and grace. The ballroom

Louise Glen, who- are excellent.

‘Her specialty, two batons twirling at the. same time. And

"They call the show the “Rhythm, Rhapsody Rhevue” and the “h” is silent as in angelcake. No one knew what kind of show the. former sultan of jazz would put: on.: There were two possibil-

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ve good or bad. When Ted Lewis wants to entertain, he gives. ‘He is definitely in the mood. 2 » oo Rak OF MORE THAN passing in-: terest is “The Big Street,” a: Damon Runyon story with Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball. It's a good-hearted story in the Runyon

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On stage, Ted Lewis and his show, at 1:20, 4:25, 7:10 and 10. “The ‘Big Street,” with Hen: Fonda and Lucille Bal, a 11:35, 2:40, 5:35, 8:15 and 1 * Sunday—~Ted Lewis 2 ie 4:30, 6:56 and :9:20; ‘Street’ at 12: 30, 2:55, 5:20, 7:48 and 10:10.

; CIVIC “The Eve of St. Mark,” new war play by Maxwell Anderson, at 8:30, Sunday—“Eve” at 2:30 and 8:30. INDIANA

with Sonja -Henle, Kaye and 87, 1

“Iceland,” Jack Oakie and Samm hie ne at 12:54, and sD

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Virginia Gilmore and Mon £72, at 11:44, 2:47, 5:50 and 8 Sunday—*“Iceland” at | is 6:58 and 10:01; errespondent” » 2:45, 5:48 and 8 +51, ! LOEW'S “The Moon and Sixpence,” with George Sanders and Herbert Marshall, at 12:46, 4, 7:15 and 10:30, “Friendly Enemies,” with Charles Winninger and ghitlie Ruggles, 2:20, 5:35 and 8 ett dlls 3148, 7:05 and 10:30; t 3, 5:25 and 8:45.

LYRIC “Pride of the Yankees,” with

Gary Coo Et and Teresa Wright, at I 10 3:50, 6:10, 8:30 and

at .12:30, “Enemies”

EO et Zankets™ o 12:30,

2:50, 5:10, 7:30 and 9 KEITH'S On stage, vaudeviite, at 1:45, 4:20, 6:55, 9:20 and 11:34. “Timber,” with Leo Carrillo and Andy Devine, at 1a 20: 2:55, 5:30, 7:85. 10:20 and 12:3 . i Sunday—Stage at > 48, 4:21, 6:54 and 9:27; “Timber” at 12:25, 2:57, 5:30, 8: 03 and 10:36. ENGLISH'S

“My Sister Eileen,” at 2:30 and 8:30. ’

style, with the Runyon touch. Mr.

.. George Rasely, tenor, sings the role of Bernardi, the landlord, in

concert series at English’s Monday night at 8: 30.

Skate Along On Thin Ice?

Monogram 'Gambles! Two Years' Profits

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 17 .(U. P.).— No movie stressing ice skating, no matter how bad said ‘movie may have been, ever has lost money. You've got to get that fact straight: Skating - movies ‘ are: profit makers, Okay.

So William D. Shapiro came 10

Monogram studios, home of .the sixday wonder, with an idea for a lit-

.|tle ice skating number featuring 10-

year-bld Irene Dare and” ‘14-year-old Danny Shore. The studio chieftains liked ‘ the idea and: started shopping around for a medium-sized skating rink. The ice follies came to town. Monogram hired ‘some more skaters, including Prick and Frack, the skating comedians. Belita, the wonder of the rinks, wasn’t doing anything. Monogram hired her. The ice wouldn’t freeze on the skating rink. The boys primed it with eight tons of artificial snow and went out looking for a second, larger rink. They had some fine skaters; they had to have some actors to match. They hired Fatricia ‘Morrison and Kenny Baker. They retained Leslie Godwins, the celebrated director. . The Costs Are Growing They rented air conditioning machinery from Paramount; -they copied camera sleds from Fox.

"Resumes Film Work.

By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN © United Press Hollywoéd Correspondent

Betty year-o ? Jo Be ar whe mC her a

job for the chance to meet him. She ' charged the assault

|place at & dinner party in the B

Air mansion of wealthy sportsman Fred McEvoy. Three other studio

_ | workers, held with Flynn for ar-

raignment on’ the . same charges next Friday, admitted illicit relations with her. . Flynn, performing on the Warner sound stages as a heroic Norwegian fighting the Nazis, said Miss Hansen's story left him doubfounded.

“Hardly Knew Her”

“I hardly knew her,” he said. “We exchanged only a few words when we were introduced at dinner. I was with Mr. McEvoy all evening and I left before any of the other guests.” The Warner brothers indicated by continuing production of Flynn’s picture that they would stand behind him until his. trial. Hollywood wondered whether the public also would withhold judgment, or whether his career as one of the movies’ highest-paid actors already had reached an abrupt end. Miss Hansen: told first to the grand jurymen, who wouldn't believe her, and then to the district attorney, who would, the sordid tale of a Lincoln, Neb., high school girl who was ‘willing - to go to. any lengths to become a movie actress. « Girl Tells Story She said she gladly had illicit relations with the men she accused, because she’ believed they might help her become a picture star. The prosecutor explained that under California ‘law any such relations with a 17-year-old girl, even with her consent, is statutory rape. The blond Miss Hansen, red-eyed from weeping and looking younger than her 17 years, said she got a job as waitress in a Hollywood drug store, because she hoped there she might meet studio men. Almost at once she met: Armand Knapp, stu-

dio. messenger; Morrie Black, clerk,

and Joseph Geraldi, song writer. “I had always admired’ Mr. Flynn on the screen,” she said. “Knapp said if I'd go to the s party at Mr. McEvoy’s, I could meet Mr. Flynn. I tried to get the afternoon off. I couldn’. So: I quit; 1 had ‘to meet Mr. Flynn.”

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ee will be at the Sheridan tomorrow in “Phantom Raiders,” along with the first Irvington showing of “Blondie for Victory.” . . . Red Skelton’s “Whistling in the Dark” moves to the Parker tomorrow and Monday. . . . “Footlight Serenade” continues its week's run at the Granada through Wednesday while “Crossroads” and “Blondie’s Blessed Event”. is slated for the Fountain Square through Tuesday.

BELMONT--*' ‘Dr. ailspie” and RT ichans Mail.” - Tomorrow through Tuesday : “Mrs: Miniver.”

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“Hen: d- Dizzy.” Tuesday: or adeiphia story” “Rangers of Fortun DAISY—“Mokey” od ‘ Range.” Tomorrow “Mrs. Miniver. DRIVE-IN—"Jungle Book” and “Pris. co Lil.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Escort Girl” and "Jungle Virgin. EMERSON—“My Favorite Spy” and “Blockade.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Pride and Prejudice” and *‘The Fleet's 1 In. ESQUIRE—“The Gay Sisters” and “They All Kissed the Bride.” Tomorrow through Wednesda. ay: “Pride and Bredju udice” and “Nothing but the FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Thr ey day: “Crossroads” and Blessed Event.” “Remember Pear] HarBow and ‘Honolulu Lu.’ Tomorow through Tuesday: “The Gay. Sisters” and ‘“‘My er. ih » GRANADA — Thra

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HAMILT TON—*The - Big ~ Store” and “Tough : as They. vo * Tomorrow through Wedn “Pardon My 8a< rong” ‘and “My Favorite Spy. IRVING—Through tomorrow: ‘Jacke ass Mail” and “Footlight Serenade.” MECOA—“Dawn Express” and “Ghost Town Law.” ' Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Maisie’ Gets Her Man” “Smért Alecs.” ORIENTAL—"My Favorite Spy” and *pPwilight on the Trail.” and Monday: sans Above All” “Alias Bpston B A Who Returned to “Romance on the Range.” “Bagle Squad-

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As Producer Lindsley Parsons put it, one thing seemed to lead to another. The picture’s - about half comALEXANDRIA, Va., Oct. 17 (U.inleted now and the costs have P.)~—Thomas U. Fairfax, 77-year- mounted to $150,000; the :studjo old retired railroad engineer, was Chieftains predict sadly that they free today on a coroner's verdict of |My have to spend $300,000 before

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fore it’s too late. of his son Edward, 27. “If it’s all right as a picture, all Fairfax testified at the: inquest| right,” said Parsons, “but if it's a that he struck his: son with a heavy |cluck, Monogram ‘loses two ‘years’ railroad brake stick: when he had | profits.” ; found him ' choking his sister. All hands on all fingers at the “I thought he meant to kill her,” ‘Monogram lot . are crossed: and so he said.

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KILLING ‘ OF SON, 27, IS HELD ‘JUSTIFIED’

Knapp took her last Sept. 27 to the party, where she had dinner with him, Flynn, McEvoy, and several others including Buster Wiles, a movie stunt man; Agnes Chichi) Toupes, dancer, and Lynn Boyer, - singer. “They gave me & cocktail after dinner,” Miss, Hansen said. “I did not feel: so good so I went into the music room to lie down on a couch. Mr. Flynn came in and took me upstairs.” =~ The blond Miss Boyer said she went up half ‘an hour later, knocked on the bathroom door and asked: “May I come in?” She said a masculine voice replied: “You can come in if you want to, but we are taking a shower.” Miss Hansen, wearing a middy| blouse, bobby socks, and flatheeled sandals, went on to tell such a story about her relationships with the other men as to leave juvenile authorities gaping. She told of going to a Ventura boulevard motor court with Knapp and Black, and of going into the Hollywood hills with Geraldi. “I did it of my own free will,” she said. “I thought they could | get me into pictures.” Prosecutor John F. Dockweiler accused the grand jury of “ignoring” the evidence, which he said was as definite as hfs office ever received in such cases. He issued the complaints late yesterday, and Flynn surrendered voluntarily a few minutes later.

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