Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1942 — Page 16

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THE NORTH IRVINGTON |m Civic League held its annual fall buffet last night in the Pleasant Run Golf club house. Rep. and Mrs. Louis Ludlow, Mayor Sullivan and Albert Gisler, member of the city park board, were guests of honor. . Mr. Ludlow, who made a special

trip from Washington to attend the dinner, praised the work of the organization. Mr. Gisler spoke briefly on the remodeling .of -the Pleasant Run club house into a community cen‘ter. He said that he felt it would ‘build up a better community spirit .and that it was especially important at this time as so many Irvington defense groups needed a place to meet.

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Marion county’s October “war ‘| bond campaign lagged at ‘midmonth as reports completed today ‘revealed only 28 per cent of sales toward the $6,411,949 quota. ; James F. Frenzel, Marion county administrator of the war savings staff, said that while industry, offices and some stores are responding to the appeal for 10 per cent| of income, “the majority of Indianapolis business and professional men are still hesitant about investing 10 per cent. It will take 10 per cent from ‘everybody in Marion county to win.” The Marion. county and state {quotas for October were set up on the basis of 10 per cent of the county’s and state’s income over the last five years. Meanwhile, the state, too, lagged behind its quota at mid-month with total sales of $8,710,033. With the .|quota at $24,000,000, sales should be .-1$11,616,000. In Marion county, Chicagd federal reserve bank reports show total sales of only $1,811,043. The first 15 days- represent 48.4 per cent of the month and sales should have totalled $3,103,383.

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YOU'VE GOT to take your hat off to Republic Pictures, Inc. |’ What their productions haven't got in the line of artistry, finesse, subtlety and a nosphere they more than make up in excitement. Every reel of “The Flying Tigers,” which opened at the Circle yesterday, is full of .dying Japs, flaming planes, explosions, fist fights, heroics x now and Hen. 2 spot or two of romance, just enough for. the boys 4 and girls ‘who ’t do" without : 3 romantics in pictures. 2 _S The studio admits that “The Times Amusement ‘Flying Tigers” id probably. the Clock ° greatest ‘thing it has ever done A and hints that it is a terrific picture. The public relations department has figured. out more dodges to get. you to see their product than a legion of. vacuum’ cleaner salesmen. ... For “The Flying Tigers” Republic should get = A for effort at least. The studio has ‘shot the works. It’s a pretty fair. picture, too, even if it is pitched in spots on a Flash Gordon adventure level. Republic = has dedicated its “epic of the skies” to the real American volunteer group which Claire L. Chennault and William D. Pawley organized. In July of 1941, Tiger recruits were filing into Burma as “tourists”. while . their compatriots back home were debating war and peace. To avoid international complications with Japan, the boys were hired by the Central Aircraft Manufacturing Co., which made planes for the Chinese. The pay was good. Pilots received $600 to ~ $750. a month and a $500 bonus. for every Jap Plane they shot ‘down, Ground crew members received $250 to $400 a month. They earned it as all the world knows. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek paid public tribute to these men and the people of China, whom they

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“The Flying Tigers,” with John Wayne and John Carroll, at 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 and 10. “Youth on Parade,” with John Hubbard, Ruth.Terry and Martha 0 risen at 11:15, 2: 25, 5:35 and

Sunday—‘Tigers” at 1, 4, 7 and 10; “Youth” at 2:45, 5: 45 and 8:45.

- INDIANA “Desperate Journey,” with Errol - Flynn and Ronald Reagan, at 12:20, 3:27, 6:34 and 9:41. “Busses Roar,” with Richard Travis and. Julie’ Bishop, st 11:20, 2: 2. 5:34 and 8:41. unday— “Journey” at 1, 4, 7 a 10; “Busses” at 3, 6 and 9.

LOEW'S

“The War Against Mrs. Hadley,” with Edward Arnold and Fay at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7: 35

The class in first aid takes over in the Hadley living room and Mrs. Hadley (Fay Bainter) standing in the door, doesn’t like it. Fact 5 she doesn’t like the war in “The War Against Mrs. Hadley,” ‘now at Loew’s.

NEIGHBORHOODS —

MOVIE PATRONS of the east side will be able to see the same bill at two of the Cantor theaters in that section of town. Tomorrow through Wednesday, both the Sheridan and the Emerson will screen William Powell and Hedy Lamarr in “Crossroads” and Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan in “Wings for the ‘Eagle.” .. . A return engagement of “Aloma of the South Seas” is on the Parker's family night bill Tuesday through Thursday. The technicolor film has Jon Hall and Dorothy Lamour in the leading roles. An outdoor action picture completes the program. . . .

“Sweetheart of the Fleet,” with Joan Davis and Jinx FalLepiurs: at 12:30, 3:20, 6:15 and 9 Sunday—‘Hadley” at 1:15, 4:05, 7 and 9:55; ‘Sweethearts’ at 2:45, 5:40 and 8:35.

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“Atlantic Convoy,” a John Beal and Virginia Field, at 12:30,

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Slightly Overdone SUCH IS THE background "which the alert studio seized on8 year ago when it eopyrighted the title, “The Flying Tigers.” It. was a good story. It made swell newspaper copy. It couldn’t help but make a good movie. .John Wayne and John Carroll are the mainstays of ‘the cast. They do a good job. The girl in the story is Anne Lee, a blond. She plays the part of a volunteer nurse in love with squadron commander Wayne. Mr. Carroll plays a rn airline pilot- who joins up, woos Miss Lee and causes trouble. Indianapolis folks will have a glimpse of Bill Shirley in the picture. Actually, the cast is fine. The fdea is fine.. What depresses the cinematic value of the picture is the studio’s apparently irrepressible tendency to overdo everything in the most bombastic manner. Long on action, short on some of the dramatic possibilities which never quite develop, “Flying Ti--gers” will keep you edging in your seat to watch the Japs die like flies in a welter of blood and +. flames, : One.of the real achievements in making the picture was the roundup of a bunch of hideous characters to play the Jap pilots, in view of the Jap shortage on the west coast. I have a feeling the kids will go. overboard for this picture,

'ACTRESS ADMITS DRUNKEN DRIVING

SANTA MONICA, Cal, Oct. 24 (YU. P.).—Frances Farmer, blonde screen star, will appear before Judge Marshall Hixon Nov. 20 for a hearing and sentencing on her guilty plea to charges of drunken driving. She pleaded guilty yesterday and asked probation. Miss Farmer was arrested Monday night by Santa Monica police, ‘who ' reported she. was driving through a dim-out zone with full headlights. When informed that she was violating coastal dim-out regulations the actress said, “you bore- me,” and drove off. | After overtaking her the officers ‘booked her in the city jail on a drunk charge. She was released the following morning on $250 bail.”

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Alien’s Film Slaps Nazis

Brahm, Native of Germany,

Hates Hitler.

By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN United Press Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2¢—The man who’s making Hollywood's bitterest cinematic indictment of the Nazis turns out today to be John Braham

—enemy alien.

The predicament of Director Braham is funny to everybody concerned, with possible exception of the assistant deputy sheriff, who winds up the parade and never partakes of any of the hospitality. Here’s the situation. . Braham was born in Hamburg, Germany, and achieved fame as one of the continent’s leading movie makers. Came 1934 and he had to

leave Germany. He was a Luther-

an, but the Nazis discovered that

he’d had some Jewish ancestors.

So Braham came to America, applied for citizenship and went to work in Hollywood. Came last Dec. 7, and his citizenship papers still had not cleared. He was an

the coast have got to be home every night at eight. Film Sabotages Nazis Either that or make all their

nocturnal rounds in company of a deputy sheriff. At the moment Braham is directing “Secret Mission,”

wherein the Nazis are sabotaged in occupied France. “Arid most nights I can't get through my work by eight,” Braham reported, “so I take my deputy with me. At first I thought it was going to be embarrassing, but the authorities have turned out to be very sympathetic fellows and we get along fine. “The deputy has got to sit in the front seat with me when I drive home. I offered to take him to his house, but he.said who'd drive me back to mine? So what he has is an assistant, who ‘has to follow us. “Nobody’s mad at- anybody,” he said. my deputy. I even took him to a party the other night. But law is law and the government can't be making exceptions. Only I suppose nobody hates the Nazis more than

enemy alien. And enemy aliens on|-

“And I get along fine with]:

Two revivals are on the Esquire schedule for tomorrow through Wednesday, They are “My Son, My Son” and “Footsteps in the Dark.” . . . “Jackass Mail” and “Calling Dr. Gillespie” contines at the Fountain Square through Tuesday and the Granada’s showing of “Pied Piper” will end the same day. ... “My Favorite Spy” and “Cowboy Serenade” scheduled at the Sanders: tomorrow and Monday.

8 8 2 THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE

BELMONT—‘‘Blondie for Victory” and «Phght Lieutenant.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Holiday Inn” and shorts.

CINEMA—"Tough as They Come” and “Take a Letter Darling.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Beyond the Blue Horizon” and ‘Sweater Girl.” DAISY—‘Sunday Punch” and “Twilight on the Trail.” Tomorrow and Monday: - “The Pied Piper” and “A Haunting We Will Go.” EMERSON— This Time for Keeps” and ‘“Mokey.’! Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Crossroads’ and “Wings for the Eagle.” . ESQUIRE—“Sky Murder” Mortal Storm.” Tomorrow Wednesday: ‘My Son, My "Footie in the Dark.” RIVE-IN—“Escort Girl” and gle Virgin.” day: , ages of Sin” and Bali.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: “Jackass Mail” and ‘Calling Dr. Gillespie.” GARFIELD—“In Old California” and “Scattergood Rides High. T through - Tuesday: “Butch Minds the Baby.” GRANADA—Through Wednesday: og Piper” and “A Haunting We Will

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ANISTON datas in the Draft” and “Tobacco Road.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Magnificent Ambersons’” and “Wings for the Eagle.” IRVING—‘The Pied Goyer, and “A Haunting We Wil Tomorrow through Tuesday: | Hiny Inn” and “Loves of Edgar Alien Poe.” : MECCA—“Today I Hang” and “Billy the Kid's Roundup.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Sun Valley Serenade” and “Hillbilly Blitzkrieg. ” ORIENTAL — “Sergeant York” “Miss Polly.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Beyond the Blue Horizon” and “Sundown Jim.” PARAMOUNT—“Treat ‘Em Rough” and “The Devil's Trail.’ Tomorrow and Monday: ‘My Favorite Spy” and “Wife Takes a- Flier.” PARKER—"“Go West” and Maisie.” Tomorrow and Monday: Quarterback” “Stick to Guns.” REX—‘The Gay Sisters” and ‘Spy Ship.” Tomorrow through Tuesday:

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STRA RD—* ‘Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring” and “Otulaws of the Rio Grande.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Maisie. Gets Her Man” and ‘Confirm or Deny.” TACOMA—‘My Favorite Spy” and “Gaucho Sgrenade. ” ‘Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Ship Ahoy’ and shorts. TALBOTT— Take a Letter Darling” and “Navy Blue and Gold.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Mrs. Miniver.” TUXEDO—"‘Affectionately Yours” and “Dark Command. »» Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘My Favorite Spy’’ and “Take a Letter Dariing.” UPTOWN—Through Tuesday: ‘Holiday Inn” and shorts. VO G UE—“South of Tahiti” and “Engle Squadron.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Mrs. Miniver.” ZARING—"The Lady Eve’ and «canal Zone.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Hold Back the Dawn® and “Whistling in the Dark.”

DINNER IS ARRANGED The 1935 Worthy Matron club, 0. E.'S., and husbands of members will meet at 6 p. m. Thursday for dinner at the Colonial tea room, 1433 N. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Myrtle

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ONA MUNSON QUITS FILMS FOR RADIO HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 24 (U. P)—| Ona Munson, character actress, today announced her retirement from the screen to devote all her time to producing radio. shows, Miss Munson, whose most fa- "| miliar_protrayal was that. of Belle Wailing in “Gone With the Wind,” ‘| recently become affiliated with the Columbia Broadcasting Corporation.

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