Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1942 — Page 24
"UNTIL WAR ENDS?
DENVER, Dec. 17 (U. P. ~Double| |
: ‘movies seem to be on the Way out—for the duration at least ~according to the advertising man- ~ Bger of Paramount Pictures, Alec Moss of New York. . Moss said today he believed twinBs oi disappear from theaters out the country for two reasons. First, because of a shortage ~ of film and other vital stocks; and secondly, because thé government feels that it actually is a liability to _ the manpower situation to have movie programs four hours long.
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THE HEAVY HAND of Hollywood has lifted sdmewhat 3 the making of Fox's “Thunderbirds,” a film romance set at Arizona's famous Thunderbird field where united nations pilots—Americans, British and ChineSe ome basic flight training. It opened at the
|, Indiana yester A narrative gives it a documentary twist which continues on through the story. A three-cornered romance involving Gene Tierney, Preston Foster and John Sutton is the story. The picture is ‘made in gorgeous technicolor and its flying sequences are worth seeing. Miss Tierney who abandons her oriental role to play the granddaughter of a wealthy, crochety rancher (George Barbier) manages to look almost like an actress this time. Veteran flier Foster comes to Thunderbird to offer his services as an instructor, a contribution
to the war effort which places
him close enough to Tierney’s ranch to enable him to fly over it and watch her taking a bath in a water tower. Having his problems with flying is Englishman Sutton who has quit 45 a physician at a London hospital to carry on the flying tradition of his father and brother, both shot down. Sutton’s problem: He gets dizzy in the air, but he claims it’s only an involuntary reflex. which started when he fell off a horse in childhood. Naturally, Sutton goes for Tierney who, once in love with Foster, had decided to give him up, on account of the way he
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bats around in his airplane and won't stay’ put. Outside of this thin story, in which Sutton learns to fly ithout looking as though he'd just tasted a large dose of castor oil, there is plenty of good humer in a Red Cross class which works out on the ‘cadets and on old Barbier. A-fine script which emphasizes the united nations cause and hope for a durable peace makes this picture a lot better than what you would expect. The light touch is supplied by William Wellman, director, ‘who has weeded the corn out of this colorful patch. 8.8» ’ THE INDIANA'S second feature is “That . Other Woman,” with Virginia Gilmore and James Ellison,
» s " 'Saludos Amigos’ WALT DISNEY'S “Saludos Amigos” (Hi, Pal), which R. K. O. plans to release in January, was trade-screened here the other day and baffled nearly everybody who saw it. . A highly artistic job, in spots, it turns out to be a kind of animated Cook's tour by the Disney artists. Best features of the one-hour series of “impressions” of South
. America are the cartoon se-
quences made up of aspects of South American life which impressed the Disney staff. For instance, e mail plane service over the Andes inspired an amaz= ingly good cartoon about a family of airplanes in which the little baby airplane carries the mail when papa airplane gets wu cold in his cylinderhead. Donald Duck and several other Disney characters, plus a new one, Jose Carioca, a parrot, appear in Latin American settings. Scenes shift from cartoons to actual landscape photography. The feature which is supposed to help cement pan-American relations is so disjointed that many previewers suspected that it would eventually be cut up into Disney comedy shorts.
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“Mississippi Gamble 3, » with Frances Langford and Kent Tay10 2 at 12:30, 3, 5:29, 7:58 and
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“Cairo,” with Jeanette MacDonand and Robert Young, at 11:30, 3:05, 6:40 and 10. “Silver Queen,” with George Brent and Priscilla “Lane, at 1:20, 4:50 and 8:25.
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and 1 CIRCLE Tommy Tucker stage show, with Amy Arnell and Dopala Jrown, at 1:18, 4:17, 7:05 and 9 “Street of Chance,” i Burgess -Meredith and Claire Trevor, at 11:33, 2:32, 5:31, 8 and 10:30.
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Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 17.—Lieut. Michael A. Bateman, U. 8. N. R,, and Ensign Elizabeth M. Blood have reported for permanent duty at U. S. naval training* station (storekeepers) at Indiana university. Lieut. Bateman, a physician, has been assigned to the medical staff of the school and Miss Blood will be on the public relations staff. Dr. Bateman has made his home in Carlisle, Ill, and reported here from the Great Lakes naval training Station. His wife will join him
lin Bloomington. Miss Blood, whose
home is in Manchester, N. H, received her indoctrination training at the U. 8. Midshipmen’s school in Northampton, Mass.
COONS MADE HEAD OF REALTY GROUP
Richard W. Coons was elected chairman of the property management division of the Indianapolis real estate board at a meeting yesterday in the Canary Cottage. William H. Keller, retiring chairman, was named vice chairman and Walter Hickman of the Robert Allison Really Co., secretary-treasurer. All board members were to be entertained at the annual Christmas party given by the Union Title Co. at noon today in the Indianapolic Athletic club. Willis Coval and Frank P. Huse were to be the hosts.
POLICEMEN TO SWEEP GLASS FROM STREETS
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 17 (U. P.) —The patrol cars of Cheyenne police which normally carry rifles, tear gas, revolvers, short wave radios and other equipment for apprehending criminals will receive a strangely peaceful addition as the result of the rubber shortage. , Acting Police Chief Fred Sinclair announced today the cars also would be equipped with brosmsand boxes so that officers could sweep up any glass or other debris that would endanger precious tires.
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tion to help build morale through music, today announced plans for a public Christmas music festival at 8:30 p. m. Monday at English’s theater. er This is the {first large-scale ver ture of the congress which has been formed by the office of civilian defense and the park board. Some of its participants were instrumental last summer in bringing the outdoor concerts to the public at Garfield and other city parks, Maj. Gen. Robert H, Tyndall, mayor-elect, will open the program with a brief explanation of the purposes of the new muncipal organization. - Choir of 200 to Sing
A mass choir of 200 voices, re-
‘cruited from church choirs and
other choral groups, will sing “God of Our Fathers” and “The Hallelujah” chorus, under the direction of Joseph Lautner. \ In addition, the program will include a duo-piano performance by Marian Laut and Louise Swan and several numbers by Marie Dawson Morrell, violinist, accompanied by Mrs. Ramona Wilson Kuemmich.
Shoppers Invited
Late shoppers are invited to drob into English's, packages and all, and join the community sing which will be held under the direction of Russell Paxton. The singing will occupy the second half of the program and the chorus will join with the audience, accompanied by the two-piano team. Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs and George Newton, both wellknown Indianapolis musicians, are
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