Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1943 — Page 22

‘Presenting Lily _— ADD TO THE LIST of light

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“Presenting Lily Mars,” presenting once again the maid of Minnesota,

Judy Garland (Loew's).

The screen play is derived (faintly) from the

# hovel by Booth Tarkington. It's the story of an Indiana girl (Judy) . Who makes. good on Broadway: after many tribulations, through the 5 - simple expedient of mauying the producer, Vah Heflin,

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‘Petrillo Ban Hits

HOLLYWOOD, Jung 18 (U, P.) —| National Broadcasting: Co. officials. today blamed James Petrillo, head | of the ‘American ,: Federation : of Musicians, for the lack of music| last night on the weekly radio show of Comedian’ Bob Burns. Because the show, is transcribed from the network by. 8 Chicago station for rebroadcast there, Petrillo ordered his musicians not to play, a network official said. Petrillo has | banned all union - artists from

making recordings. ! Spike Jones.and his City. Slickers, scheduled for the show up until time to go on the air, were silent. - Burns himself annoynced that he would not be able to play a guitar solo he had planned. He whistled his introductory music and heat a gong for transition music.

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‘Miss Garland of the fresh faced, innacent appeal finds her-

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‘potentialitfes in Her Hoosier home town... She, ‘gate crashes the big ‘time with such determined sweetness that Heflin; a fellow townsman ‘who has made. good in the

big city, finally succumbs. I turns out that Judy has talent, but, not _quite, enough. ’ The star (Marta Eggerth) of Van’s new musical show walks out in the kind of huff Hollywood delights to coneoct in order to give its stage-struck heroines their big opportunity. By this formula, Judy gets her chance. But that is as far as the formula goes; . Judy muffs the part and the frantic Heflin persuades the star to return, at the risk of busting up a ‘fine romance between himself and La Garland. A brand new climax has been hatched. '* All depends ‘upon Judy returning to the minor part of the chambermaid, even: after the Morning Bugle back: home has

| announced she is to be-the lead-

ing lady. What will she do, hey? Well, you know. I know. And M-G-M knows. already an hour old and the finish has to come soon. So she goes on and. gives the chambermaid’s role all she’s got. Virtue’s reward: Heflin marries her and makes-her a star in his very next production. Music, comely and the combination of Garland and Heflin give “Presenting Lily Mars” a nice lilt. Judy sings five songs, accompa-

.nied by Bob Crosby’s and T. Dor-

sey’s bands. Her white organdy and starch performance has the usual appeal. Heflin is fine in comedy and some of the comedy gets an enthusiastic response from the house. i It looks as though Garland and Heflin are slated to become one

| of M-G-M’s better musical com_edy teams.

® ” H ON THE WAY IN, a glance at Loew’s marquee ought to put you in the carefree mood to appreciate the screen fare which is billed as follows: ‘Presenting Lily Mars— After Midnight With Boston Blackie.” Nothing like a build-up.

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G.A. R.TOHOLD '44

diana Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Indianapolis. The decision for next year’s convention sité was made yesterday in the final business session of the 1943 meeting here in which the G. A. R. and the Daughters of Union :Veterans elected officers and awaited two scholarships. I. W. Sharp, 95, of Warsaw, ‘was re-elected commander and Oscar Wilming, 95, of Indianapolis was reappointed assistant adjutant general, Officers elected by the D. U. V. were Miss L. Esther Armitage of Muncie, president; Mrs. Frances Buffert of Lafayette, senior vicepresident; Mrs. Edna Anderson of Michigan City, chaplain, and Mrs. Nellie Saidla, treasurer. Miss Armitage succeeded Mrs. Bertha Blaul of Hammond. Scholarship awards were made by the D. U. V. to Miss Orpha Dickey of Sullivan, an Indiana university student; and by the Women’s Relief Corps to Miss Elsie May Sedgewick of the Knightstown orphans’ home.

FACES CHARGE IN ABUSE OF YOUTH

. ‘ELKHART, Ind, June 18 (U..P). —James D. Chuboy, Elkhart truck driver, will go on trial Tuesday in city court on charges of misdemeanor in connection with the beating of 16-year-old Donald Hawk. City Judge Charles. Hughes issued the summons against Chuboy| after Hawk, undernourished and emaciated, told Deputy Sheriff ‘Nick|Bowers how Chuboy had treated him. The hoy testified that his father, Donald Hawk Sr. Had hired him out to Chuboy for $15 a month, of which sum the boy received 25 cents a week. 'Chuboy made him

then’ collect ‘garbage in - the city

{Jl'until 12:30 a.-m., thé boy said.

|SWEDES ‘TOLD FIGHT | “INVASION. TO LAST|

STOCKHOLM, June 18 (U. P.).—|

Premier P. A. Hansson revealed to

the very last” in case their country is invaded.

treachery that led to Norway's col-

ministrations had been instructed to help organize resistance and to keep

SPANGLER SCORES NEW DEAL POLICY

(U. P.).—Harrison Spangler, chairman of the Republican national committee, said last ‘night “ that America: may - be unable to. feed either Her allies or . considerable

Land now under cultivation and in production in the United States

husband, Elmer, for divorce today

selling the contents of the family’s frozen food lockers at a local cold Storage plant.

Coming to the Indiana

R.K.O.-Radio recommends Anne Shirley as the bombardier's pin-up girlk Maybe that’s because she appears in a picture called “Bombardier,” coming to the Indiana.

ENCAMPMENT HERE | .

ELKHART, Ind. June 18 (U. P):|: —The 1944 encampment of the In-| |

newswaper

parliament. today that Swedish| civilians and local officials had been instructed to “Keep up resistance to|-

Apparently remembering the |

lapse before the Nasi “invasion, Hansson said that all county - ad-

in mind that: “every order to the | effect that “resistance should cease fiweould, be false.”

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, ‘June’. 18|

numbers of her own people because |.- 7 |of the new deal’s “philosophy: of | .| scarcity.”

totals about - 85,000,000 acres less| than: during the. last War, he said. |

ASKS DIVORCE, FROZEN FOOD AA COLUMBUS, O., June 18 (U. P.).['k —Mrs. Hazel Reinhard sued her| Piiacy

and took the added precaution of | asking the court to enjoin him from

Times: Amusement Clock OPENING TODAY.

KEITH'S

stage, - vaudeville. af .1:57, i: 38, 5:58 and 9:44. _ Amateur show

“Traitor With,” ” with Donald M. Barry and Jean Parker, at 12:23, 3% 5:21, -8:10 and 10:39. “CIRCLE !

“I Walked 'With % Zombie,” with : Frances. Dee, and: Christine Gordon, at 1:05, 4:10, 7:10 and 10:15.

“Leopard Man,” with Dennis + O'Keefe and: Margo, at 12:05, 3:10, 6:15 and 9:15.

CURRENT FEATURES LOEW'S

“Presenting Lily Mars,” with Judy Garland and Van Heflin, at 12:31, 3:46, 7:01 and 10:16.

“After Midnight With Beston Blackie,”” with Chester Morris and Ann Savage, at 11:03, 2:18, 5:33 and 8:48.

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“Coney Island,” with Betty Grable, George Montgomery and Cesar Romero, at 12:10, Rb 5:54, 8:46, 11:38 and 2:30 A. y

“Tonight We ry Calais,” with Annabella and John Sutton, at 11, 1:52, 4:44, 17:36, 10:28 and 1:20 a m.

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“China,” with Alan Ladd and Loretta Young, at 12, 2:40, 5:20, 8 and 10:35.

“High Explosive,” with Jean Parker and Chester Morris, at 11, 1:35, 4:15, 6:55 and 9:05."

EDITORS TO DISCUSS ROLE IN WARTIME

CINCINNATI, 0.4dunk 18 (U.P). —Delegates to the annual conference of the National Editorial association gathered today: to discuss wartime problems and -means. for increasing participation in the war effort .by small dailies and ‘weeklies. Approximately 500 ‘delegates were expected for the official opening tonight of the three-day conference. The annual summer meetings of the Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana . associations will be held in conjunction “with the N. E A: conference. 200 7»

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And OPA Wortslo Know ‘About Honeymoon Gas.

HOLLYWOOD, June 18 (U. P.). —Charlie Chaplin was forsaken publicly by his best friend today, while his ration board sought to find out where he got the gasoline for his wedding trip and two lawvers in Mexico were reported investigating details of his divorce from Paulette Goddard. Robert Arden, confidente and in-

timate of Chaplin felt his role of}

Damon had been trumped:by ‘the. erstwhile Pythias. Advertising tn Variety, movie tradepapér, Ape said: “For sale. Would like: toidts cheaply, of a slightly used se bag which I am still. loyally: holding. Address Ropert. Aden; No. 202 Daily Variety.” « 1 -%'s oo» Arden was Chaplin's: ows with the district attorney .and/public during his unpleasantness with Joan Barry, red-haired protege of the actor, who’says she ‘is’ to: bear |. a child by Chaplin: in ‘September, and even offered to-involve himself in the case to:clear his friend.

Sped Away’ at? 80

He took care of; financial arrangements in: the. early stages of the Barry case, afd answered questions propounded by district, attorney’s investigatars, ; Arden had not been advised of the _ impending ; ‘nuptials and was. frank in saying" he thought his pal had sold him out. © * The OPA ‘said it woljld subpena Chaplin, if necessary, =» find out about the gasoline. “We want to: ‘satisty ‘Ourselves as to the justificatioh for ithe trip,” OPA Director’ Samuel Léask said. “We want. to know ‘the reason for taking two .cars, thé speed of the cars, their ownership, the source of the rations, and. how they ‘Were obtained.” °° Probe Divpree

Reporters ! pursuing Chapin and 18-year-old Oona O'Neill from the Santa Batrbdra courthouse said he eluded them, by driving 80. miles an hour. The OPA said it had had scores of phone calls and es wanting to know how Chaplin ¢ a get gas for a honeymoon trip the callers “couldn’t get gas igo to work. From Cuernavaca, Mexico, mei time, came a report that two Los Angeles lawyers were searching for records of Chaplin's divorce from Miss Goddard. They already had examined Cuernavaca books, they said, and went on to Cuautla. ‘Miss Goddard obtained a. iecree

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Bill Boyd in ‘“Hoppy Serves a Writ,” first city showing at the Alamo today through ‘Monday.

haired: comedian for his entanglements with: young girls, “There is no law to prevent a girl from marrying a man three times her own age,” the Traveler said, “but Chaplin’s latest affair of the heart, coming as.it does right after he made a fihancial settlement on a young girl who ‘accused him of being the father of her unborn baby, does not present him in a pleasant light.” The editorial: concluded that, despite his pictures Chaplin’ “is not worth one heartache” and suggested that he “go ‘to London and assume some of the war burdens of his own countrymen.”

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from Chaplin in Juarez, Mex., June)’

4, 1942, saying they had been mar-|" ried six years before in Canton, | IST

China. Purpose of the Jnvestigation was not stated. 4

Ask Chaplin: - Be Deported: =. = "i 7 BOSTON, June 18° (U. P.) —The Boston Traveler suggested editorially yesterday that much-married Charles Chaplin, 54, be given back to his native England. Chaplin, who yesterday was married to his fourtly ’teen-age bride, 18-year-old Oona O'Neill, has amassed a fortune in the United States without “assuming the duties and responsibilities of United States citizenship,” the newspaper said. The newspaper berated the white-

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