Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1946 — Page 6
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FIvAr Fights te For Justice
| Glorified Western at Circle Provides Colorful Action.
| “Errol Flynn in a technicolor : horse-opera yesterday drew large crowds to the Circle theater. Nothing is missing from “San An- || tonio” except, perhaps, the “William Tell” overture, familiar to radio lis- | teners, This current glorified west- : 4 em has all the ingredients necessary : {iw make people forget the indigni- {| ties of being bawled out for jay-
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{ curb. | With Mr, Flynn cast in the re - of a fearless champion of justice, ; to coin a phrase, the film also ni, cludes personable Alexis Smith, who . portrays a New York actress on a i tour of Texas in the 1870's. You can fill in the outlines of {the plot for yourself. The one {| thing that makes this picture, like || other westerns, pleasing to watch is {| the background. Space-—open, clear, fiée from smog—is a treat to the 4 eyes. | Plenty of action, from : horsei audience a good sidelines workout, {such as stadium crowds get at the |big game. And maybe that ex- | plains the appeal of westerns.— Rit H. B.
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HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 2 (U. P.).— Actress Gloria Dehaven, wife of BUCHANAN {movie star John Payne, gave birth I , ‘to a six-pound 1l-oufice baby girl FPALLCREEK AT MERIDIAN ST, early today. The thild, not yet named, is the {first for the screen couple; married Dec. 28, 1044. Payne has a daughter, Julia, 5, by his first wife, actress Anne Shirley, who divorced him in 1942.
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“San Antonis,” with Errol Fiynn and Alexis Smith, at 11:47, 2: 10, 4:45,-7:10 and 9:45, INDIANA “Leave Her to Heaven,” ih Gene Tierney, at 11:45, 2:20, 4:55, 7:30 and 9:88, . KEITH'S “Nothing But the be Frutn, * at 1: 03,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ‘Leave Her to Heaven’ Derick: ag ‘Jealousy as Mental Disease
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You had to elimb to the top of the Indiana theater balcony (about
on a level with the state house donie) ot a seat yesterday. There gas good reason for the crowd, “Leave Her to Heaven,” starring Gen# Tierney, was in its opening day. Based on the Ben Ames Willianis novel, this excellent flim does a stronger and more courageous job with the theme of insane jealousy than any other recent picture that comes to mind. In the role of a woman whose possessive love amounts to a mental, disease, Miss Tierney is highly effective. Even though her face
doesn't show the ravages you'd ex-
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EMERSON—' ‘Her Highness and the Bellboy" and "Over 21." Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Between Two Women" and “Dangerous Partners." ES UIRE~-Through Pridags illlons" “and “Guest Wif FOUNTAIN SQUARE~Through Friday: “Captain Kidd’ and “Trouble Chasers." GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: “North west Mounted Police” and ‘Beautiful eat.”
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urday: “"Counter-Attack" Ang “A Guy, a Gal and a Pal” PARAMOUNT ~ ‘“Witho! Love” and China Bky." Tomorrow and Friday: “A Bell for -Adano” and “Big Showof!." *
PARKER -— Through . Friday: Cross” and “Plligw to Post. REX—Through tomorrow: “Northwest Mounted Police" “Eve Knew Her Apples.” RITZ Through ' Saturday: Have Tender Grapes” Wonderful Crime.” RIVOLI-—-Through Saturday: “She Wouldn't Say Yes’ and “House on 92d Street, ST. CLAIR—Through Baturday: “She Wouldn't Say Yes" and “My Name I Julia Ross.” SANDERS-—"Dillinger” and “G. 1. Honeymoon.'” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Vampire's Ghost’ and “Song of the Range.” SHERIDAN—"OQur Vines Grapes” and “Counter-Attack.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “A Medal for Benny" and “Having - Wonderful Crime.” SPEEDWAY Through Saturday: Polly” and "State Fair.” STATE—Through tomorrow: “Springtime in the Rockies” and “Three's a Crowd.” STRAND—Through Saturday: “She Wouldn't Bay Yes" and “My Name Is Julia Ross.” : STRATFORD Through tomorrow: “The Lady Confesses” and ‘Dancing in Manhattan." TACOMA--Through tomorrow: “The Great’ John L.” and “Docks of New York.” TALBOTT-—-Through tomorrow: ‘A Boy, a Girl and a Dog’ and "That Uncertain Peeling.”
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“Northis Gun
TUXEDO--Through tomorrow: west Mounted Police” and “Th for Hire.”
UPTOWN-Through Saturday: “She Wouldn't Say Yes” and “My Name Is Julia Ross.”
VOGUE—Through Saturday: “You Came Along" and “Leave It to Blondie.” ZARING—Through Saturday: ‘Nob HilI" and “Salty O'Rourke.”
DOWNTOWN
ALAMO-—Through Saturday: “White Pongo” and “China's Little Devils.”
AMBASSADOR—Through tomorrow: “The Navajo Kid" and “Nothing but Trouble.” :
"LOST WEEK-END" LISTED. BEST KILM
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (U. P.).— New York film critics named Pardmount’s “The Lost Week-End” as | the best motion picture of 1945 to-| day and selected its star, Ray Mil- | land, as the best actor on the basis | of his performance in the adapta~ tion of the Charles R. dapigon| novel. - Billy Wilder received The best- | director award for his direction of | “The Lost Week+«End. ” The critics” vated Ingrid Berg- | man the year’s best actress for her | performances in “the Bells of St. |
2 DROWN AS CAR
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (U. P).—| A mechanical defect in a harbor | ferryboat’s controls was blamed to- | day in a weird accident which sent an automobile, plunging from a dock ramp into 30 feet of icy water, drowning its two occupants. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer James Wilson | ‘6f Belford, N. J., were en route to visit their son in Brooklyn yesterday when the couple fell as -they were driving onto the ferry at St. George, Staten Island. Their bodies | were recovered twe” and one- -half | hours later. Witnesses said that 18 cars had preceded them across the ramp onto the ferry. When the Wilson car moved onto the ramp, a hawser snapped and the ferry began to move away. Ricamond District Attorney Farrell M. Kane said the ferry captain, James Greer, told him he immediately. pushed. the control lever to move forward. ‘Green sald the engines appeared to go dead and then began operating in reverse. , The Wilsori car slowly tipped forward and tumbled into the water.
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pect from the consuming pussion that devours her and hér she makes with the -eyes (large, lustrous and technicolor blue) so that you catch on. Free From Sentiment “Leave Her to Heaven” justifies
‘the name of 20th-Century Fox in
being up-to-date and free from
the sentimentality. Hollywood so often feels obliged to pour, like eau de cologne, over its women characters. "What makes the picture still more impressive is the fact that the woman with black-widow-spider tendencies is presented sympathetically, and not merely as a monster, There are many vigorous sequences, including one of the most brutal jobs of browbeating by a prosecuting attorney that the screen. has done. courtroom scene alone is worth the price of admission. You'll like the color, the settings, the directing and acting, and the good background music—~H. B.
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