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TUESDAY, IAN. 9, 1945

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By MILDRED. KOSCHMANN

You've seen the picture and perhaps even read the book. But you'll still enjoy the stage version. of Daphne Du Maurier’s “Rebecca.” At least that is how local first nighters felt last night after the performance of the interesting drama at English’s. The play features a trio- of fine actors—Bramwell Fletcher as Maxim de Wihter, head of the great estate of Manderley; Diana Barrymore,

wife of Mr. Fletcher on and off the stage, and Florence Reed as the sinister Mrs. Danvers, a personal maid of the first Mrs. de Winter. The entire action takes place in

‘Rebecca’ Diana Barrymore.

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spacious ballragom nor the cottage by the sea, all so familiar to those who have seen the movie. This, however, does not detract from the effectiveness of the play. . “Rebecca” tells the story of Mr. de Winter and, hig young, timid second wife, who was haunted continually by the spirit of the beautiful first: Mrs. de Winter, : Miss Barrymore in her acting lives up to the name made famous by her father, the late John Barrymore. The first Mrs. de Winter, idolized by Mrs. Danvers, was: murdered by her husband who secretly hated her. Her hody was pushed to sea in a leaky boat and left to sink, The tragedy had happened only a.year before the head 6f Manderley

“At English's

Diana Barrymore and Bramwell and Mrs. de Winter in “Rebecca,” at English’s

Fletcher are Mr.

today and tomorrow,

- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Bruna Castagna Concert Sunday

+ ‘Bruna Castagta, leading contralto] of the Metropolitan Opera associa-|] tion, will appear in a concert at 3 p. m. Sunday at English’s. The program is one of the Martens series. Tickets which were issued for the concert Nov. 5, which was postponed because of the illness of Mme. Castagna; will be honored, . Gladys Alwes, in charge of tickets, said. The. two remaining concerts in| the Martens series will feature] Robert Casadesus, pianist, Feb. 11] and the Don Cossack male chorus | Feb. 28. For an extra concert not in the| Martens series Miss Alwes will‘ pre- |

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brought his new bride to the estate. |: Won't Let Spirit Die However, Mrs. Danvers, excellently | portrayed by Miss Rged, does not | allow the spirit of Her dead mistress to die, “I always try to keep : E Sn tatoes, mats or things thé way they.used to be,” vo Weel |B ut 8 gi she tells the second Mrs. de. Win- : Ba min foraed) A ter and the master of the house. Bova lates sto pox GRADS. 30-day A storm brings the story to a cli-| $2.25. Money back if youdon't get results. max when a boat smashess against | ‘ ALL 1 KEENE DRUG. os the rocks near the Manderley estate. An investigation follows and accidentally the body of the first Mrs. de winter is found in the boat in which she was drowned. The third act ends the suspense with the announcement of the verdict by the chief constable. A superior supporting cast includes Richard Temple, Margaret Bannerman, Franklyn Fox, Claude Horton, Jacqueline Max and Kenneth Treseder, Watson Barratt also did unusually well in designing the setting. ’ a * “Rebecca” will be at'English’s to- hid ate vue nd night and tomorrow with matinee| 12:50. 3:45, 6:40 and 9:35. and evening performances tomor-| maicy and Jean Parkes, at. in. 155, row. 4:50, 7:45 and 10:35. INDIANA “Frenchman’s Creek,” with Joan Fontaine and Arturo de Cordova, at 11:45, 2:18, 4:45, 71:15 and 9:50. LYRIC * “Winged Victory,” with Lon Mec Callister and Jeanne Crain, at 11:31, 1:52, 4:23, 6:54 and 9:25. LOEW'S “Ihirty Seconds Over Tokyo,” with Spencer Tracy, Van Johnson and Rebert Walker, at 11, 1:37, 4:14,

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