Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1942 — Page 18

0ICE from the Balcony |

by RICHARD Lewis.

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Banned by Nazis. ~ BERN, Oct. 23 (CDN).—Some idea

tof the deep disappointment - with | which Frenchmen received the news

above eyerything, found expression for the last time. ; The . Nazi-controlled. Pafis press described the ban as France’s re-

French public gave American films a farewell through which could be Clearly ‘heard, “au revo

Tones a entire ponple ‘who value freedom

pudiation of Hollywood. Instead, the|:

“MRS. MINIVER™!*

; THEY CHEERED an oid acquaintance over at English’s last night, the musical flower of two decades, the perennial, night-blooming “Student Prince.” one of: the ‘gayest operettas of them all. Tt was a pleasure and a treat toisee it again. “The Drinking Song” and “Deep in My Heart, Dear” are melodies in which Sigmund Romberg has breathed the spirit of eternal youth. The singing is fine, particularly the singing of the romantic leads, Barbara Scully as ‘Kathie: and Frank Hornaday as Prince Karl Franz, Everett Marshall as Dr. Engel, the prince’s tutor, lends his. dig-

"Mrs. Hadley lived fn a private world, selt-satistied, complacent, and scornful o¢ those who allowed the spectre of wa fo disturb the smooth running of their lives. The security of these 3000 miles of ocean kept the conflict out of her eyes, and ears, and heart! Then her daughter lost her heart at a soldiers’ canteen; her son proved his bravery on a far-flung battlefront; ike a bomb-, shell, het citadel was demolished. Hor ‘regeneration forms one of the most fascinating and inspiring stories that has "yet come fe’ the screen! England has its Minivers; America, its Hadleys! You'll love the ngw Mrs. Hadley as much as yon did Miniver!

of: the -recent. ban of. all. English| and American films throughout their - country is given in a_ private and presumably uncensored dis- | patch to the Basler Nachrichten today. from the unoccupied zone. ‘When the ban became known, the Nachrichten’s correspondent reveals, the, French people flocked to the cinemas to get seats for the last) showing of an American film. In many provincial theaters Frank -| Capra's “Mr.” Smith Goes to Washington, ” in the original English version, was chosen for the occasion: and a special farewell gala performance was staged. Storms of spontaneous. applause broke out at the sequence, when under the Abraham Lincoln monument in the capital, the word “Lib- | erty” appeared on the screen and ‘|the stars and stripes began fluttering over the head of the great emancipator in the cause of Ireedom, Similarly cheers and acclamation|: punctuated the famous speech of

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| PATRICIA - +..her heart belonged to an American Eagle!

and sorrows of German student ‘ life upen the stage. To many American theatergoers, “Old Heidelberg,” the original title of the play, became a symbolic fragment of the culture of a nation which disappeared in 1914, ‘I wonder whether the spirit of “The Student ince” will ever return to its setting. The spirit of freedom, gaiety, equality and fraternity. Long has it been gone from the land of the plague of the brown death. And when it died; youth in that land died with it, and died again in Stalingrad, street by street, and in the sands of North -Africa.. For our particulary time, “The Student Prince” must remain the fantasy of an old German playwright set to music by an American composer. But perhaps it will come again. The free youth of the world will bring it back. ” ” ” “TOBACCO ROAD,” with John ‘Barton, will swing around our way again to play a week at English’s beginning, Nov. 9. Manager Vincent Burke at English’s arranged the booking yesterday. Another November booking is “Claudia,” with the original cast, including Dorothy McGuire, Frances Starr, Donald Cook and Olga Baclanova, due Nov. 16, 17 and 18,

ce,” ms didn’t : _—— Fw _. good voice last night. Invisible Jon Hall and ultra invisible Iona Massey battle the gestapo in “Invisible Agent,”. another offshoot of H. G. Wells’ famous “Invis-

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RICHARD NEY - JEAN ROGERS - SARA ALLGOOD - SPRING BYINGTON VAN JOHNSON -ISOBEL ELSOM- FRANCES EY Ninoy MORRIS

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Pennington as Gretchen } the comedy with energy | considerable measure of n as she joins the student "in her own version ‘of is up.” ‘The spirited choral the cast makes the show

Chorus Joins the

Stage Show.

KEITH'S brings back the chorus in the current vaudeville show | «which opened yesterday. A good chorus always seems to brighten the proceedings on the stage and this one would if some of its members . could dance which some of them can’t. A chorus, it seems to me, Fas always been the weak link in Keith's daisy chain of female entertainment. Perhaps it shows up this way in contrast to the ‘other features which have been consistently skillful. ¢ Trouble is, these gals prance instead of dance and it isn’t the| same. The Four Earls appear on roller skates, inviting first two small boys to make the whirls with them in the arms of the, two hefty male Earls and receive their reward in the form of kisses from the femnale Earls. Next, they whirl a young lady from the audience into dizziness and finally try their luck with a 300pound matron who isn’t quite the whirling type.

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STUDENT PRINCE” is CURRENT FEATURES

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DENIES GHILE FAGES NEW CRISIS AT HOME

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 23 (U. P.). — Interior Minister Raul Morales, premier of Chile’s new cabinet, denied reports today that the government faced another political crisis. ° The cabinet was completed yesterday, replacing the regime headed by Foreign Minister Ernesto Barros Jarpa and solving & crisis precipitated by American Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles’ charges that axis agents had been permitted to operate in Chile. It still was not certain whether the new regime would advocate an immediate break with the axis. Under powers granted him by the constitution, President Juan Antonio Rios alone can dictate foreign policy. and-he indicated that he favored a rupture by declaring in a

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