Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1943 — Page 11

"Hitler's Children" : THERE ARE MOMENTS in “Hitler's Children” (Circle) that are’ superb. There are other moments with the all-too-usual corny touch. Ed Golden's picturization of Gregor Ziemer’s “Education for Death” is at once a brilliant presentation of the Nazi indoctrination system and . an obvious melodrama, The film has an interesting but involved background. In the first

place, there is Mr. Ziemer. Back in 1928, he and his wife started a school for the children of Americans residing in Berlin. Ziemer looks like and talks like a schoolteacher, an alert, pedantic man who works seven hours a day preparing his analytical news broadcasts for radio station W, He got out of Germany just fore the war with the recollections of petty and major perse‘cutions his school and his students endured at the hands of the ‘Nazi party fresh in mind. He also * came out with some observations on’ the methods the Nazis use to prevent their “wave of the future” from , washing back down the .sewer whence it came. . These form the basis of “Hitler's Children” plus a desperate romance ‘between Bonita Granville and Tim Holt. Miss Granville plays a German-born girl whose American education has made her _ American in spirit and viewpoint. Holt plays an American-born youth whose education in Germany has graduated him into the Nazi party. Both do good jobs. FJ ” »

Meet in Fight

THE TWO meefr in 8 free-for-all between the students of the American colony. school and a Nazi institution of learning across the street. Bonita punches Tim in the stomach and the young Nazi falls in love with her. Time passes. Bonita has grown up to become the assistant to the schoolmaster, Kent Smith. Tim, the boy with the cueball haircut across the street, has grown up, too. He's a Gestapo lieutenant, " protege to Otto Kruger who plays

the part of a Mephistophelean -

colonel of gestapo. The Nazis have put their all-out murder program into effect. The males t or slave for the state; the females bring more males into . = the state to fight or slave. There is a significant shot of a woman who complains to a visiting party nurse that her husband’s wages are not sufficient to cover

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citizen having been born on German soil. She is sent to a Nazi labor camp where the influence of Holt gets her a light job. Conforming for a while, the girl finally comes to the point where she can’t take any more of the education program. She becomes a rebel, runs away and, recaptured, is sentenced to flogging and sterilization. Holt stops the flogging, thereby condemning himself to death by court-martial. The wind-up is swift, unexpectedly violent. ”n #" ”

Presents System

MORE SIGNIFICANT than its ill-fated romance, obviously intended for trade, is the film's presentation of the ferocity and

lessness of the non-conformist in its grasp. Producer Golden's Nazis are not the ‘typical Hollywood brand which Errol Flynn has been pushing around with cne hand behind

his back. Instead, they are tough, clever men. They make it abundantly clear that the day ‘of hoodlum tactics is over, and that the Nazi party is now open to the keenest djabolical brains. This point, however, is badly bent at the wild west ending which follows the usugl Hollywood pattern of leaving nothing to the imagination. Once more, the men of good will are making all the good speeches, while the Nazis are

logic. But the film can't quite help that. The speeches are excellent, backed up by some lines of Goethe which Holt repeats at his death trial. It would have made an effective ending had the film stopped there. H. B. Warner as a priest delivers the most inspiring speech of the film, a speech he probably will repeat today-on the stage of the Circle where he is scheduled to appear with Miss Granville and Mr. Ziemer. Most sensational shot of the film, and probably the most shocking scene of the year, is the view of. the Nazi hospital where women who fail to conform physically, ideologically or racially to the standards of the regime are sterilized. ‘““Hitler’s Children” has had one of the most determined build-ups of any film this year. It was launched in 50 Midwest cities, centering. ahout Cincinnati, where film, radio, public officials and newspapermen gathered Thursday night to feast and toast the film and nearly everybody connected with it. WLW'’s interest in the film is in direct proportion to the build-up its ace commentator, Mr. Ziemer, the author, gets out of it and that seems to. be ¢onsiderable. RKORadio’s interest is to sell a prod-. .uct it believes timely and important. There shouldn't be much difficulty about that.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16 (U. P.). —William Dainard has asked for .a federal court order authorizing him to buy law books so he can prove he .is imprisoned illegally at Alcatraz. He said the warden refused

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HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 16. (U, P.) — Ginger Rogers, for more than a decade one of the screen's top stars, yesterday announced her engagement to 22-year-old Jack Briggs, marine corps private and formerly a leading man in pictures. She is 31 -years old. Briggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Katz of Hollywood), is stationed at the marine training station in San Diego, Cal, as a

member of the public relations.

staff. The young actor met Miss Rogers three months ago when they were

on a national bond-selling tour and. °

Hollywood was unaware of the brewing romance. ‘No date was set for the wedding.

Her Third, His First

The marriage will be Miss Rogers’ third while it will be Briggs’ first venture into matrimony, husband was Jack Pepper, a vaudeville actor whom she divorced shortly after entering pictures. She

a non-combatant army medical corps member, in 1934 and divorced him. in 1940. after a separation of four years. Briggs, a husky lad standing 6 feet 11% inches tall, was born in| Roge Quaker Street, N. Y., appearing in stock companies in the east hefore

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married Lew Ayres, film actor, now | getting a fat role in a touring com-

pany of “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” which led to his being signed for - He had a small role in “Tom, Dick and “Harry,” in which Miss Rogers appeared, but they apparently did not become acquainted until the bond selling tour last fall.

Neighborhoods

By Virginia Hatfield

WITCHCRAFT BACKFIRES on a sorceress in Thorne Smith's

latest ‘story, “I Married a Witch.”

“Topper” stories, does well with his recent flight into fancy and the leading characters in the movie, Veronica Lake and Frederic March

do justice to his writing.

Opening scenes .of the film show Jonathan Wooley, Puritan in

1690, attending the burning of a witch and her ‘father, whom he had denounced. The victims were buried beneath an oak tree whose roots were to keep their spirits ‘confined, but not before the: witch, Veronice Lake, had laid a curse upon all male ancestors of the Wooley family. The curse doomed the descendants to marry the wrong women —and it worked. Switching to the present, the last of the Wooley’s, Frederic March, is found running for governor and about to marry a shrew, Susan Hayward, whose father is backing the Wooley election. Witch Lake SY 2»¥ and her father escape from the Miss Lake tree, when it is struck by lightning and the former returns to human form to punish the latest Wooley by malking him fall in love with her. But, the tables are turned. You'll see this wild fantasy at the St. Clair, Uptown and Zaring tomorrow through Tuesday. ” » ”

FOR VIOLENCE, “Sin Town,” gaudy action picture at the St. Clair and Up-~ ge. town tomorrow through Tuesday, can’t be The scraps in the film are said to | beat even those ! in “The Spoilers.” “Sin Town is the story o ‘t wo sharpers’

Miss Gwynne

and Brod Crawford, get mixed up in every shady deal in town in their search for “black gold.” Romantic roles in the film are played by Patric Knowles and Anne Gwynne, who has changed quite a bit since I knew her in college as Margaret Trice. For comedy, there's Andy Devine. = ” 8 -FILMS RANGING from light musicals to war topics will be on the screen at the neighborhoods this week-end. “You Were Never - Lovelier” and “Flying Tigers” will be the double

bill at the Rivoli through to-. morrow. Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth have leading roles in the former film, while John Wayne and John Carroll star in the story of Chennault’s flyers in China. } “Now, Voyager,” with Bette Davis and Paul Heinreid, and “The Major and the Minor,” ‘co-starring Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland, will be the Emerson’s attractions ° tomorrow through Wednesday. The RogersMilland film will have its first Irvington showing at the Sheridan, doubled with “Wildcat,” featuring Richard Arlen and Arlene Judge through Wednesday. Ray Milland also will be seen with Claudette Colbert in a revival of “Arise My Love,” opening today at the Esquire. The companion featuge is “Love Thy Neighbor,” . starring Jack Benny, Fred Alien, Mary Martin and Rochester. “Flying Fortress,” with Richard Greene, and “Gentleman Jim,” is “on the Fountain Square's bill through Tuesday. Abbott and Costello are at the Granada through Wednesday in: “Whe Done It?” Two mysteries, “Grand Central Murder” and “Phantom Killer,” will be the double attrac-. tion at the Parker tomorrow and Monday. 3

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| “Arise My

hearts.” Tomorrow. through Rsday: “You Were Never Lovelier” and fs the Night.” ZARING—“M: Sister Eileen and “Submarine Raider.” Tomor through - Tuesday. * Jiaxvied a Witch" a and “Not a Lady's M

P.).—Madeline Carroll, blond movie star, was on her way today to be-

The author, better known for his

THE COMING WEEK also will see a variety of films on the neighborhood screens. A revival, “Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife,” with Gary Cooper and Claudette Colbert, will be seen with “The Old Homestead,” starring the Weaver brothers and Elviry, at the Rivoli, Monday through Wednesday. “Navy Blues,” film of last year with Ann Sheridan, Jack Oakie, Jack Haley and Martha Raye, will be at the Parker Tuesday through Thursday. . The companion feature will be “Sons of the Pioneers,” outdoor action picture, n n 2

BELMONT—‘Dark Command” and ‘District Attorney in the Carter Case.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Sergeant York’ and ‘“‘All-America -Ed.”

CINEMA ‘Bambi’ and “War Against

Mrs. Hadley.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Wake Island’ and shorts. : DAISY—“Give Out Sisters” and “Wildcat.” Tomorrow and Monday: Cshilaman Jim” and “Affairs of Marth as SON—‘‘Seven Sweethearts” and

‘Exes in the Night.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “The Major and the Minor” and “Now, Voyager.”

ESQUIRE--Thiough w ed gn esday: ve’ an Neighbor.’ ve Thy

FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through TuesA ac Edeman Jim” and “Flying ortress

GARFIELD—‘“Invisible and ‘‘Sweetheart of the eet. ” Tothrough’ Tuesday: “Sergeant ' and ‘All-American Co-Ed.

GRANADA—T hr o u g h Wednesday: “Who Done Ie ' and 8. Moonlight in Havana.”

HAMILTON—* Give Out “Invisible “Agent.” Wednesday: “Now, Voyager

IRVING— Through Done It?” and Through.”

. MECCA—""Boothill Bandits” and ‘Don’t Get Personal.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: eHere We Go Again” and “Bedtime Story

i” OLD TRAIL- “Thundering Hoofs" “Highways by ight.” Tomorrow through Tue esday: No Were Never Lovelier’. and ‘Submarine Raider.”

ORIENTAL—‘My , Sister ies: and Submarine Raider Tom: and Monday: “‘Sprin fime, in a TRockies” and “Manila C PARAMO OUNT_ "Dry rate. hace for Ellery Queen” and Hangtown Mesa.” Tomorrow and iia “Bells of Capistrano” and “The Big Street.” . PARKER— ‘Shut My Big Mouth” and “Submarine Raider.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Grand Central Murder” and “Phantom Killer.

REX—‘“Lady in a Jam” and “Doomed Caravan.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Desperate Journey’ and ‘Busses Roar.” RIVOLI — Through bing th “You Were Never Lovonar and “Fl ne 5 Pisa

ers.” Last show tonight: a ou 3” AIR—“Who Done un”

«Moonigit in Havana.” To through Tuesday: “Sin Town’ and Married a Witch

- IE Boston Blackie” and Rock Tver Renegade.” Tomorrow and 1 ap erate Journey al ‘Busses Ro

SHERIDAN wake Island” and shorts. Tomorrow thro Wednesday: ‘‘The Major and the Nn and “Wildcat.” SPEEDWAY— ‘Here We Go ain” al “A Date with the aloo Again” and. and Monday: “The Major .and ‘the Minor” and “Atlantic Convoy.’ STATE—“Nazi A ongh Sang “Lane Rider in Texas Justice. »e ier Tuesday: “Son of rary ai “Private Buckaroo. »

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Sisters” and Tomorrow through “Between Us Girls” and

tomorrow: “The

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and morrow

STRAND—“Who Done It?” and ‘‘Moonlight 1 in Havana.” Jomorrow through

ay: “Moon and Sixpence” and “Eyes in the e Night.” STRATFORD—‘‘Calling Pr. -Gillespies and “Silver Bullet.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Rhythm on rT River and ¢ Sleepy. Time G TACOMA—* _— General Died at Dayds and ‘Come On Danger. ” ToTuesda, eant

morrow through ay: York” and ‘Sweetheart of the Fleet.” TALBOTT — “Bambi and “Man Who Came ‘to Dinner.” ‘Tomorrow through Rami “My Sister Eileen” and « am » i

UPTO “Who Done: It?” . and “Moonlight Tin Havana.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Sin Town” and “I Married a Witch.”

VOGUE—“Bambi” and ‘Seven wet

MADELINE SOON ~~ MAY BE CITIZEN

HARTFORD, Corin, Jan, 16 (U.

coming an American citizen soon.

Miss Carroll, a British subject] . and wife of Stirling Hayden of the} = U. S. marine corps, appeared at the| EAS and naturalization]

Civic S Play

Fast, Funny

"Boy Meets Gin" Opens | 5-Night Stand. With the possible exception of

publicity tidbits from the studio

press departments, nothing funnier has been said about Hollywood than

{Sam and Bella: Spewack’s “Boy | Meets Girl.”

_ I thought the Civics production of the comedy which

‘jopened last night for a five-night

run at the little theater was the best job of entertainment I've caught there this season. “Boy Meets Girl,” built around the cinema plot of the same name, has been good for a number of laughs these

“Front Page” does to the newspaper business. And it is still good

| comedy, ;¥ Like ifs newspaper counterpart,

“Boy Meets Girl” seems to be ideal for little theater.

It Moves Fast

The Civic folk handled it with a feeling for the play’s satirical comedy and they kept it moving, sometimes a bit too fast. The tendency of some of the players to pick up their lines too quickly, as if nervous about cues, had the effect of squashing some of the gags. Every good gag in theater deserves the benefit of a short intermission before the next gag is start« ed. It takes people time to laugh. Kenneth Lemons, Fanchon Fattig and James Maxwell carried most of the comedy, with John Agnew, who played the prototype of Gene Autry, handling the part expertly enough to be quite funny.

A Great Idea

Miss Fattig played Susie, the waitress, whose oncoming child provides the two wild-eyed screen writers (Mr. Lemons and Mr. Maxwell) with a great idea: To wit, to star the child on or soon after arrival. Mr. Maxwell, a new addition to the Civic this season, demonstrated

in his first appearance on the Ala-|-

bama st. stage that he is a valuable one. Jack Hatfield, the Civic’s director, slid into a minor part when Jack Thomas was cailed out of town on dress rehearsal night.

Notable Improvement

Miss Fattig played -the ingenue nicely and Robert Harris did the juvenile with a fairly relievable British manner. Only thing I think the production needs is a radio announcer you can hear.

Hope the Civic keeps on. pitch-|

ing over the plate. There has been a notable improvement.—Richard Lewis.

Mistrial Sought in Errol Flynn Case

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 16 (U. P.). —The statutory rape trial of Errol Flynn was in recess today while

the presiding judge studied a prose- |

cution plea demanding a mistrial. The state acted on affidavits of three housewives who were ejected as jurors charging two women who

were selected with deceit and per-|-

jury in their anxiety to hear the case against the movie hero. The judge indicated he will rule Monday on whether a new jury will have to be chosen and the testimony repeated.

Times Amusement

Clock

CIRCLE “Hitler's Children,” with Honila Granville, H. B. Warner and Tim Hop. at 11:12, 1:57, 4:22, 7:27 and

“The Great ' Gildersleeve,” with the Great Gildersleeve, at 12:45, 3:30, 6:15 and 9. $

LOEW'S “Andy Hardy’s Double Life,” with Mickey Rooney, Esther Williams and Ann Rutherford, at 12: 3:43, 6:43 and 9:43.

“Stand By All Networks,” with John Beal and Florence Ries, at

11:30, 2:30, 5:30 and KEITH'S On stage, o) “Varieties of 1943,” at 1:45, 4: 45, 9:15 and 11:36.

“Half Way to Shanghai,” hii Kent Taylor and Irene Hery at 12:25, 2:54, 7:54, 10:15 and 12: 3.

INDIANA

“Yankee Doodle Dandy,” with James Cagney as George M. oSohaz, at 11:12, 1:50, 4:28, 7:06 and 9

LYRIC

“Arabian Nights,” with. Jon Hall and Maria Montez, at 12:10, 2:45, §:15, 7:50 and 10:30. “Strictly in : the with Leon Errol and Martha Tilton, at 11:10, 1:45, 4:15, 6:50 and 9:30.

Groove,”

seven years or so. It does tof’ the movie industry, perhaps, what

At the Circle

Tim Holt takes his second dramatic role since his escape from the westerns via “Magnificent Ambersons” in RKO's “Hitler's Children,” now at the Circle.

AUTHOR OF FAMED PLAY PROMOTED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 (U. P.) — Marine Corps Maj. Laurence T. Stallings of “What Price Glory?” fame has been promoted to lieutenant colonel, the -navy' announced today. Stallings, who won the croix de

guerre with bronze star in the last war, is on the retired list, but is on active duty on an assignment with the army air: forces here.

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Sanity Test for °

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 16 (U. P).—

pital today awaiting a hearing on

request of her sister-in-law. Dr. Thomas Leonard, psychiatrist,

to herself.” Dr. Leonard, who secured her

fering from a manic-depressive psychosis, “probably the forerunner of a definite demential praecox,” or complete breakdown. A hearing was set for Wednesday. When the sister-in-law, Mrs.

|| Ruth Farmer of Glendale, visited

her in the drab steel room of the jail, “to see if there is anything you want,” Miss Farmer snapped: “You know what I want. me to hell out of here!” - Dr. Leonard examined the actress a ‘few hours after she began a sixmonths sentence for violation of probation on a drunken driving charge. Despite her assertion that she drank all the liquor she could get her hands on, he said, alcohol did not seem the controlling factor in her condition.

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