Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1945 — Page 8

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By HENRY BUTLER

The comedy starring Kay Francis and Roger Pryor, which: opehed a three-day run at the English last night, contains a lot of talk, some

of it embarrassingly trivial,

Roger Pryor's line, in protesting against| chatter between Kay Francis and Jetti Preminger—“What sparkling dialogue!”—was an —————————————ini iets

unintended ironic. description of the entire play. Miss Francis, as’ Antonia Cone nors, and Mr. Pryor, as Peter Grayson, are both: newspaper corréspone dents who have been all over war-

| “Tony” Connors has ‘the reputation lot being a hardheaded journalist {but also a glamorously feminine | woman. When they finally meet at | Grayson's rented house in Nyack,

In " subsequent months, Tony's aggressive femininity asserts itself in new curtains, slipcovers and simlar stigmata of domesticity. Tony also asserts herself in ‘nagging and henpecking to an extent that de-

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proceedings | him within the required year of separation, does Tony improve. Then puzzling as her previous change from great-hearted, adventurous

No use giving away the happy ending, Some New Anglés Patsy Ruth Miller, author of this often bewildering opus, evidently had ah idea. Here would be a new treatment of the theme of the career-woman who is, God bless her; first and foremost a woman. There would be new angles to that theme, which Hollywood has been treating since mastiff Hector was Chihuahua size. Unfortunately, however well the idea may have been conceived, it is not sufficiently clearly executed to get across. Consequently Miss Francis is forced to enact the role of a woman whose behavior seems defhented. /That is regrettable, because Miss Francis has a bright, ingratiating personality and a pleasant, huskyvoiced diction with individual tricks of pronouncing (“I have weached the age of discwetion, and overweached it several times,” a sample punch line). In a more credible role, she would be more effective. Talents Frustrated Mr. Pryor, acting like a darn nice guy, fares better. With due respect to" Miss Francis’ talents, frustrated by the play,-Mr. Pryor holds things together and does a remarkably good job of salvaging what can be salvaged. Ruth Chatterton, who did the directing, should tone down the overacting of Jetti Preminger, as Lola La Paz, Royal Beal, as Steve Kinney, and Ruth Conley, as’ Ethel Kinney, when they feign drunken-

phenomenal stage success which began ‘ its seventh year in New York Nov. 8, will open a fourday run here at the English theater Sunday night. Adapted. by Howard - Lindsay and Russell Crouse from the book by Clarence Day, this hilarious and tender chronicle of New York family life In the 1880's has had an unprecédented long run. Part of its success is attributed to Oscar Berlin's careful production. Heading this season's cast are Carl Benton Reid and Nydia Westman, assisted by Helen Kingstead, Henry Craig Neslo, Vivian Purcell, William Jeffrey and James Jolly.

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“Windy WiLL" a y with Ra Prancis and Roger Bs at 8:30, KEITH'S “Gentleman - Jim,” with Errol Flynn, at 11; “0, 3:10, 8:40 and 10:10, “Johnny Come Lately,” with James Cagney, at 1:23, 4:53 and §:23. LOEW'S "Week-End at the Waldorl,” with nd Rogers, Lana Turner, Walter Dageon and Van Johnson, at 11:31 1:55, 4:29, 7:03 and 9:37. CIRCLE “Toa Y to Kiow,” with Joan Posie, and Hutton, st 11, 1:45, 4:30, 7:20 and on Sirange Contmon.” wi Lon 12:48, Is a 3:3, §: 2 a and 9:10. hss “The Sisters,” with Betty Grable, Done Payne. ed Te Aer i+ at 13, 1:35, 3: 5:45, d 10. ‘LYRIC “Love Letters.” with Joseph © ten and Jennifer Jones, at 12: +4 2:19, Vo Par 300, “Men Diary,” with hal -F "Louie Allbritton, at nn 2:08, 5:31 and 8:56. ;

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talk intelligibly. Last night's audience seemed delighted by occasional earthy pro- {| fanity ih the dialogue. That goes to show that people secretly don" like the moral DDT that is sprayed on all our movies, This reviewer would prefer that somebody. else venture a prediction on “Windy Hill's” success in New York.

‘THE LOOK" IS MADE AN ADULT BY COURT

HOLLYWOOD, Nov, 27 (U. P.).~— Actress Lauren “The Look” Bacall

decree and her 21st birthday, which Was last Sept. 18.

Miss Bacall filed sult in superior |

court, contending that she became 8 legal adult last May, at the age of 20, when she married Actor Humphrey Bogart. She claimed, therefore, 2, should be exonerated from a savings plan made for her protection as a. minor.

James Cagney is starring in “Johnny Come Lately,” at Keith's. On the same bill is "Gentlemen Jim,” with Errel Flynn, . De you have a wet-basement ih So kid solve ft.

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close enough to the press to register a statement. They constituted

the first - worth-while “Spesiijen offered in years to Mrs.

Vanderbilt, society's first Serna and Mrs. George Washington Kava. naugh, who is as necessary to an opera opening as the curtain, Hundreds Seek Glimpse Throughout the evening hun-

comedian, will be heard in ree cital with a concert orchestra at the Murat theater Thursday evee ning. : Formerly a serious musician who graduated with highest hone ors from the Royal Conservatory of Music. at Copenhagen, Mr, Borge has turned his versatile talents to comic monologues with music, and to writing and directing musical shows. The Borge concert Thursday Is the third in the Cecil Byrne-Sid-ney Page series at the Murat.

Seis passed the DUE Doldiig: Shi =e seroma

her Lam proceeded from the|top of the head much in the mane third level, where they had been ner of an old-time mumps bandage.

dinner guests of the Metropolitan Opera Club association, to the sec ond level, Where they enterad the box. The two secret service men stood with their backs to the closed door during the first act. Then the Trumans and their party went downstairs and around to the back to see the star performers, -Helen

The . critics generally seemed Pleased with the performance of ." . Traubel always is a favorite and there was genuine enthusiasm about Ralf, a Swedish tenor whose only previous appear: ance in the United States was several years ago as a member of & university chotus:

Traubel and Torsten Ralf, and the] ; conductor of evening, Fritz Busch.| ; Ralf and Busch were making their] |

Met debuts. The operas was Wagner's “Lohengrin.”

Both the first lady and Miss

jackets. The mother had on a royal blue dress and the daughter had a

gown of green taffeta. Both Wore

pearl necklaces and orchids. Although the novelty of the Trumans gave them the most attention, there still was plenty of gawking left for Mrs. Kavanaugh adn Mrs. Vanderbilt. The former

was be-diamonded to the teeth, as

is her custom.

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