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. 10, 1946 OLINESS
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By JACK GAVER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug.’ 10.—Bible
stories will be brought to the screen
_under a. new long-range program
which will have prominent churchmen of several denominations acting in an advisory capacity. B. P. Fineman, who has been a producer of feature length films for several major Hollywood companies, announced the project yesterday in colldboration with Paramount pictures, whicn will distribute the films on a no-profit basis. The films will be two-reelers done in technicolor. Prominent writers will prepare the scripts and experienced Hollywood personnel will act in and make the pictures. Mr. Pineman started back to Hollywood yesterday to begin work on the first production although no decision has been made as to what it will be. The first releases will be in 1947, and it is planned to make about six a year.
Charge Not Yet Known Living Word, Inc, is the hame of the company that will make the pictures. Mr, Fineman is president.
SATURDAY, AUG. 10,
Filming of Bible Stories
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He retains control of the 16 mm. rights and can distribute the pictures to churches, and educational institutions after a reasonable period of consumption of the 35 mm. film by commercial theaters. Fees for use of the 168 mm. will depend upon how much of the cost is recaptured in commercial runs. “Our chief aim is to bring the ‘most dramatic stories in both the Old and New Testaments to life as entertainment,” Mr. Fineman said. “We feel that in this time of confusion people want to return to basic truths and that motion piectures proMide the most telling form of presentation.” “Originally we planned to film these stories in the Holy Land,” Mr, _Fineman said, “but conditions there now make it necessary to abandon this idea.”
DANVILLE BOOSTS PAY DANVILLE, Ind, Aug. 10. — A boost in pay has been granted to all employees of the town of Danvilla, Members of the board of trustees voted "unanimously to grant a 10 per cent raise in salaries, effective Aug. 1.
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% BIKINI—A masterpiece of terror and grandeur, greatest newsreel ever filmed, showing the stupendous blast of the underwater atom bomb explosion.
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‘Bitter Sweet Delights 6000
Persons Here
Noel Coward Operetta Is Admirably Presented
By HENRY BUTLER “Bitter Sweet” was still going
going strong at the state fairgrounds :
long after 11 last night. For the Indianapolis Oper \theater's 1046 offering got off to a late start and was further slowed down by some probably unavoidable delays between scenes.
But as. a pioneer venture in new territory (the fairgrounds turned out to be a bettér site than any of us had expected), the Noel Coward operetta was admirably done. With Jordan conservatory’s Charles Hedley as director, and with Billie Cole and Frank Parrish in the leadMe roles, the pleasantly sentimen-~ tal and tuneful opus delighted an audience of some 6000 persons. Opera under the stars, to use the slogan of the Opera theatre and its park board sponsors, was a reality last night, with the Great Dipper obligingly sparkling in the sky.
What the stage crew had probably |
not prepared for was a spanking
eries billowing and occasionally revealed back-stage glimpses. The drone of a transport plane (reminiscent of symphony concerts New York's Lewisohn stadium) and the deep, melancholy whistle of the Mongn (not in-Mr. Coward's score)
Temporary Stage A temporary stage, across the race-track from the grandstand, was equipped with more micro-
convention. Consequently, the singers were always audible, occasionally to the extent of almost drowning out the orchestra, as in one of the duets between Mr. Parrish and Miss Cole. It seemed unfor-
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Laura
Gems that sparkle . . . poses with replicas of jewels worn by Vivien Leigh in “Caesar and Cleo-
patra,” opening mext Wednesday at *
had only one double-bass as anchorman, could not have been given bet- | ter electronic aid. Mr. Hedley's direction and cast-| ing deserve high praise. Mr. Par-| rish is too well known locally to need introduction, but I will say! that he was in fine voice last night, | and brought clarity of tone and| good musicianship to his singing! of the voice-teacher's role. Miss! Cole combines a lot of charm with | a clear and luscious youthful so- | prano. Her singing has just the | right degree of poignancy for such! a number as the famous “I'll See You Again.” Deserve Special Mention Other singers deserving especial mention include Martha Metcalf, as Dolly Chamberlain, and Maxine Shrader, as Manon, the prima-don-na of Schlick’s Viennese cafe. Miss Shrader brought excellent singing to a much-too-long number in act II, scene 1. That song, a kind of autobiograhical fantasy, could stand some cutting, as could some other
Arother lavish bid by British) producers for American favor will {be seen in “Caesar and Cleopatra,” technicolor spectacle coming to
| Loew's theater next Wednesday. Based on the famous play by! { George Bernard Shaw, who recent |
| ly celebrated his 90th birthday, and |
directed by Gabriel Pascal, the film | is reportedly one of the costliest on record. Its super-colossal statistics range’
Neighborhood Theaters
‘Caesar and Cleopatra’ Film
Cost Producers $6 Million
| Vivien Leigh, who plays Cleopatra
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ Costly British Movie Coming Here
“Cleopatra” Wells, Powers model, Loew's,
from the $11,000 jewelry worn by
opposite Claude/Rains as Caesar, to the cast of 5000 people, the two years of production and the total outlay of $6,000,000. Concerned with the most famous woman in history (Helen of Troy is a poor runner-up), “Caesar and Cleopatra” will recall numerous other film treatments of the theme, {as well as centuries of drama, from ' Shakespeare on.
AVALON-—"Little Giant" and “Cuntown.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Johnny Comes Flying Home” and “Don’t Fence Me In.” BELMONT — “Postman Always Rings Twice.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Home in Indiana” an “Immortal Sergeant.” CINEMA 'Dragonwyck’” and “Follow That Woman.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: aa Island” and “Ox-Bow Incient DAISY—"Hit the Hay” and’ “Galloping under.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Blue Dahlia” and “Club Havana.” DRIVE-IN" Bulifighters” and “Senorita from the West.’ Tomorrow and Mon-
portions of the operetta. But the important thing about! “Bitter Sweet” is that a good musi-
cal show will draw a big local audi- |
ence. This opera-under-the- -stars | idea should go places. And I can| | think of a lot of other summer { musical uses for that swell setup | there at the fairgrounds.
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ORIENTAL The Virginian" and
REX—"Hoodlum Saint” and ‘Badman of the Border.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Dark Corper’” and “Miss Susie Slagle's.” RITZ ‘Postman Always Rings Twice” and ‘Joe Palooka, Cham Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Kitty” and “People Are Funny."
RIVOLI ‘Bride Wore Boots”
SANDERS ‘Shadow of Terror” and “Sheriff of Las Vegas.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Doll-Face” and ‘“‘Pinotchio.” SHERIDAN ‘our, ines Have Tender
STATE ‘Detour’
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REPORTED DOWNSTATE
Grasshoppers have tholomew county and are causing damage to farm crops, according to Harold McCutchan, assistant county | agricultural agent.
consumed about one-third ‘the soy-
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P.).—An engineers’ report to the city of Terre Haute today estimated that -a $2,350,000 sewage program would be necessary to correct
day: “Greenwich ye | EMERSON... ‘God Is Son, of Arizona,’ | Tuesday “Buffalo Bill.’
Co-Pilot” and Tomer ow through ‘Sweet Rosie O'Grady” and
TALBOTT Jontin Comes Flying Home" Tomorrow through
mn Always
TUXEDO—' ‘Hoodlum Saint” Texas Ranger.” day: “Saratogs Tru UPTOWN-—"80 Goes My Love” Alibi.” Tomorrow through ay: “Do You Love Me?” and * Blonde Alb” VOGUE—“State Pair” and “Irish Eyes AH Tomorrow fhrough Tues-
and “Lone MC ad and: Mon-
and “Park
Times Amusement STATE TalnGRovISH “Bitter Sweet,” operetta presénted by 28 Indianapolis Opera theater,
"sundays Bliter Sweet,” at 8:30.
CIRCLE “Night in Paradise,” with Merle Oberon and Turhan Bey, at 12:51,
3:56, 7:01, 10:08 and 1:11, “She Wrote the Book,” with Joan Daya and Jack Oakie, at 11:38, 3:40, 45, 8:50 and 11:85. 1 Sunda Wrote the Book,” a “a 10, 3:07, 6.04 © and 0:01,
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INDIANA “Night and Day" sari Cary Grant and Alexis Smith, , 2:20, 5, 7:20 and 3:45, Sunday ~ “N pe " Day.” at 13:35, 2:45, 5:08, and 9:50. nd aaa, " with Evelyn Keyes nd Wile ard Barker, at 13:30, 3:48,
EE About a Lady,” with Jinx fer NF and Forrest Tskar, at
5:24, 8:34 and 1 Sunday ~~ “Renegades,’” po Be 18, 3:26, 6:35 and 9: ry ysik 13%eut * Lady,” at 1:56, 5:06 and 8 LYRIO “Smoky,” with Fred MacMurrs and Anne Baxter, at 11:38, 1:43, 3: * 5:83, 7:58 a nd 10: Sunda ‘Smoky.’ at 1: 08, 2:88, 44 6 816 kia 10:08.
Kaye to Leave Hollywood Home
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 10 (U, P.) — Danny Kaye, who maintained that his rented house was his castle, agreed today to relinquish # in a month. Mrs. Maxie Rosenbloom, his land. lady, agreed in return to drop a $4500 damage suit charging Mr. Kaye tore it apart like a movie set. The compromise yesterday halted months of legal battling over the attempt of Mrs. Rosenbloom, exwife of former light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom, to evict the Kayes on grounds they|damaged the Bel-Air mansion and its furnishings.
Plans Piano Recital
In War Memorial
Times Special : BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 10.—
Miss Eleanor Hire, graduate . student in Indiana university's music school, will give a piano recital at 8 p. m. next Thursday in World
War Memorial, Indianapolis. Miss Hire, who is the dau of Prof. Charles Hire of the“1. U.
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Kane Richmond “SHADOW RETURNS" OLD TEXAS TRAIL"
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UIRE— Through Tuesday: “That Uncertain Feeling” and “What a Woman.’
[rou NTAIN SQU ARE— Through Tuesday:
“Conquest” and “No Time for Co y | GARFIELD--""Hold That Blonde” and “Trail to Vengeance. Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Hoodlunpy “Saint , and
“Tarzap and the Leopard” Woman
GRANADA—Through Weflnesday “By eakfast in Hollywood" 4nd “Blonde Alb."
HAMILTON— "Kitty" apd ol ditor. -
Tomorrow throug Dragonwyck” and “Badman’ 5 “Territory.” HOLLYW D—“Shadow Returns” and wy exas Trail.”
Tomorrow and Monda. ay: Hoodlum Saint” and “Sun Valley Cyclone.” FEVING— "Bride Wore Boots” and “Man from Oklaho oma.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Do You Love Me?" LINCOLN—* “Wildfire” and “Guns and Guitars.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Road to Utopia” and “Col. Effingham’s Raid.” MAYWOOD‘ ‘Cornered”
and “Lawless
Empire.” Tomorrow and Monday: “The Virginian” and “Thoroughbreds.” MECCA—""Danny Boy” and “Prontier Fugitives.” Tomorrow and Monday: |
You Do.” Tomorfow through Tuesday: “Thin Man Go¢s Home" and “Girl of the Limberigst.” “DOWNTOWN ALAMO Fnrough Monday: “Prairie Badfoar’ and “An Angel Comes to BrookrAMBASSADOR “Kitty” and “Out of the
Tomorrow through Wednes-
pt A “Bride Wore Boots" and “Hit the
Mexican Folk Tunes
To Be Carillon Feature:
A “goodwill salute to Latin Amerfca” will be the theme of James R. Lawson's recital on the Scottish Rite cathedral carillon at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow.
Mr. Lawson's program will feature Mexican and Mexican-Indian folk tunes which he collected during a visit to Mexico last summer, His recital Monday evening at the same hour will be devoted to works of Mozart,
“Breakfast in Hollywood." and “Texas | Tomorrow and Monday: Rings Twice" and
Panhandle. - “Postman Always “Out of the Depths." | “Strange! Tomorrow and
Impersonstion » onand “Night Editor.”
day. “Dragonwyck” PARAMOUNT "Dark Alibi" and “Last | Horseman " Tomorrow and Monday: “Getting Gertie's Garter” asd “'Stran- | gler of the Swamp.” PARKER 'Lady - of Burlesdue” and “Thank Your Y Lucky Stars.” Tomorrow
and Monday: “Lady in the Death House” and “Boston Blackie Booked on Suspicion.”
Open 28 ’
Bev TST
Ray Milland—Paulette Goddard KITTY"
Jim Bannon, “Out of the Depths”
“pi Tadianapelis Showing Bus Crabbe—Al St. John BADME Kaye Dowd, “Angel Comes to Brooklyn" “The Crimson Ghost” —News
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and donna’s Secret.” Late show only: hara.” TotW through Tuesday: You Love M ST. CLAIR ‘86 Goes My Love” and “Red Dragon.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Do You Love Me?” and “Blonde Alibi."
Grapes’ jenta.
and “A Thousand and One Tomorrow through Tuesday:
itt SPEEDWAY Badman's Territory” and "Blonde Alibi ' Tomorrow and Mongay, "80 Goes My Love" and "Hit the
and “Lonesome Trail Tomorrow and Monday: “Deligh Fully Dangerous” and ‘‘S8ong of Arizona.” STRAND-—-'""80 Goes My Love” and “Red Dragon.” Tomorrow through Tuesday:
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Coveted NiEhts:
“Do You Love Me?" and “Blonde Alibi.” STRATFORD “Three ,Btrangsrs” and “Law of the Valley.” Tomotrow and Monday: “Out of This World" a ‘Girl
of the Limberlost.' Rosie O'Grady’ and “Just Before Dawn.” Tomorrow Y hros h Tuesday: ‘‘Home in Indiana” and “Girl of the Limberlost.’
GRASSHOPPER RUIN
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OTE a: Margaret O'Brien—Edw. G. Robinson
“OUR VINES HAVE TENDER GRAPES”
Cornel Wilde—Evelyn Keyes “Thousand & One Nights” SUNDAY “KITTY”
Ray Milland—Jane Wyman “LOST WEEK-END” Bert Gordon—Harry Von Zell “HOW DO YOU DO"
HELD OVER—FINAL NIGHT physics department, is s-pupil of | Au Tecunicoon rmocran ||| PARKER ,"%, On oO, Prof. Ernest Hoffzimmer. She re-|| siupws . moves CRAIN ||| ADULTS, t5e; CHILDREN, 12¢ pius tas ceived her master's degree in June. a "STATE Jame » Barb. on oe une Aver Denn Her program will include com. “IRISH EYES ARE SMILING" Spike Jones Tha “Thank Your Lucky Stars’ positions N Lisst, Brahms, Debussy SUNDAY [tists KITTY" N ACTION! THRILLS! Goddard t LADY IN THE DEATH HOUSE’ “Boston Blackie Booked on on" - , 1st Chapl. “MONSTER & THE APE” 4 Y 4 : 8 Robt. Hen aa 4 MECCA =. ‘oie LAST FEATURE : " 5th and Oentral
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Toler—Befison Fong
“DARK ALIBI"
LOY AMECHE “SO GOES MY LOVE” Sidney Toler—Bensen Fong “RED DRAGON”
Lana Turner—John on
“POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE" Joe Kirkwood, Jr, “JOE PALOOKA”
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Veroniea Lake-—Eddie Bracken “HOLD THAT BLONDE" Kirby Grant “TRAIL TO VENGEANCE" SUN “HOODLUM BAINT” ' “Tarzan & the Leopard Woman" LINCOLN 1531 8. East St MA-3252
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