Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1943 — Page 12

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Chinita to Dance in Circle Film No Politics

In Movie

'For Whom the Bell Tolls' Retains 'That' Scene

By MARTIN KANE United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, May 20.—Those who have been worrying about the sleeping bag scene in “For Whom the Bell Tolls” can relax—it's in, and, what's more, Ingrid Bergman and Gary Cooper are in it together. Akim Tamiroff, who plays Pablo in the Ernest Hemingway opus, swore on a stack of wheatcakes today that no profane directorial hands have been laid on the sleeping -bag. “It is anti-Fascist,” he said. : “There can be no mistake about x = ! > = = | that. And it shows bot the" good Chinita, exotic dancer to Afro-Cuban rhythms, entertains in Re- [and the bad sides of try Commupublic's “Hit Parade of 1943.” which opens at the Circle tomorrow. |

Actually, Tamiroff does not see Ss i Kaye Band Leader much that is politically significant Tilt Ends Today

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| prize: $25, second; $15, third, and $10, fourth. | Winners up to yesterday are Mrs. Lillian Price, 3277 Winthrop ave.

The seven daily {Miss Mary Frances Martindale, 1042 |

which is to be released with a | hoopla New York premiere the first eek in July. Sammy Kaye contest, “So You |College ave. of Broad Ripple high | “There are several scenes of the Want to Lead a Band,” will com- school; Bill McCormick, Earl Park, | Sleeping bag,” he. said. ‘Miss Berg- | pete in the finals of the contest|Ind.; Seaman 2-¢ Ira Brainard and |man gets in it with Cooper but she on the stage of the Circle theater Bob Ferris, AE IAEE, is Stick a wonderful actress, she at 9 tonight. | The winners of yesterday's and | |Cage a 4 ean. To Mea The prizes are in cash—$35, first today’s contests also will compete. | it re ONIG anv fans Home WARNER WARNS OF ndi KE EIT =r ot Vaudeville FILM OBLIGATIONS 3 S d Monday _ NEW YORK, May 20 (U. Py) —| _—Saturday—ounday— -— | Harry M. Warner, president of __ Tomorrow Sat y 14 Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc, to-| 2 ON STAGE IN PERSON! |day sought to have the nation’ s| Of «Qlow-Burn” Screen Comedian theater owners continue showing | ‘Famous “Slow |war films despite intimidation by| 4 BH “persons who are not wholeheart- | edly behind our war effort.” Warner, in a prepared statement, {warned that unless the film industry fulfills its obligation to keep the| public informed as well as enter-

tained, “there would be little justi- | fication for our existence.”

Stars at Alamo

with

THREE BLAIR SISTERS

Famous Harmony Trio

JOE MORRIS & DOROTHY RYAN

Late Stars of * ‘Priorities of 1943" MICKEY KING “Thrilling Aerial Artist” WARD & MILFORD “Fun On the Keys" E SCREEN °° Blackie Tangles With a Blackmailing Blonde!

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Final Winners of O First Indiana alent Contest

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‘Crash Dive'

TECHNICOLOR PHOTOGRAPHY appears to be the redeeming feature of 20th Century-Fox's “Crash Dive,” which wins the war, at the Indiana this week. Here we find Tyrone Power up to his old cinema tricks of getting the other guy's girl (Anne Baxter) whom he meets in

a Pullman car.

We also find him sinking an enemy sub from his PT boat,

torpedoing enemy supply ships in his nifty submarine and leading a daring commando raid to destroy an enemy supply base near the north pole. After which, he marries Annie. All this for the price of a single admission plus the spectacle of the submarine’s flag ‘waving brightly under water while the sub rests on the bottom with enemy ashcans exploding all about. How Fox cameramen rigged this phenomenon is a mystery to me, but it is one of the unusual features of the film. Anbther interesting sidelight is the scene on the balcony of the Washington embassy where our Tyrone is talking confidential with Annie. The embassy ball is going on inside. “Who,” asks Annie,” “was that nice, cute little man with the glasses you introduced me to?” “Oh,” says Tyrone, “that was Mr. Litvinoff.” “The Russian ambassador? That cute man?” gasps Annie. “Just wait until I tell the girls back home!” » » J I was in favor all along of Dana Andrews, who plays the skipper of the sub, getting the girl and much annoyed at Tyrone muscling in on the grounds that a good actor ought to have his reward. But I guess Fox gave the girl to Tyrone on account of this is his last picture for the duration and also because he has a mansion in the film and a nice, old grandmother (Dame May Whitty). Anyway, there is a moral. Tyrone thinks the PT boats are the best service in the navy. He's unhappy when they put him on the submarine. Too slow. In the end, though, he has learned his lesson. He announces tolerantly that all branches of navy services are good. I bet the navy is death he approves.

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Play Contest

PRACTICING AND NOVICE playwrights, in uniform or out, have been invited to enter a na-tion-wide playwriting contest conducted by the Pittsburgh drama league. The prize is $500 and a premiere production of the winning play. The production will depend upon producing conditions at the time the winner is chosen. The object of the contest, the league's announcement says, “is to discover a play of whatever

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OPENING TODAY LOEW'S

‘One of Our Aircraft Is Missing,” adventures of R. A. F. fliers forced down in occupied country, at 1:17, 4:45 and 8:13. “Slightly Dangerous,” with Lana Turner and Robert Young, at 11:39, 3:07, 6:35 and 10:03.

CURRENT FEATURES INDIANA

“Crash Dive,” with Tyrone Power and Anne Baxter, at 12:27, 3:39, 6:50 am 10:03. “He y Guy,” with Joan Davis, at 11; 2, My. 34, 5:46 and 8

LYRIC “Edge of Darkness,” Flynn and Ann Sheridan, 3:15, 6:35 and 10. “Rhythm of the Islands, Allan Jones and Jane Frazee, 11 2:15, 5:35 and 9.

CIRCLE On stage, Sammy Kaye at 1:02, _ 3:56, 6:40 and 9. “The Falcon Strikes Back,”

Harriet Hilliard at 11:22, 5:10, 7:30 and 10:07.

with Errol at 12,

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type that will advance American and international ideals of democracy, tolerance, justice and courage.” The deadline for entries is Nov. 1, 1943. Application for contest registration may be addressed to the Drama League Play Contest Committee, care of Mr. Ferdinand Fillion, president, 5321 Fifth ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Anyone is eligible who has a full length manuscript which has never been produced professionally and which is directed toward the abject of the contest. Contestants may submit more than one entry.

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His Last Week

Johnny Engro and his orchestra are entering the final week of their sapphire room engagement at Hotel Washington.

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anniversary of | 513, O. E. 8.

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guests will be the Corinthian chap-

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