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Drive and Ambition Credited In Success of Mae West

By HENRY BUTLER More about the legendary and the real Mae West. In yesterday's review of “Come On Up,” which plays its last performances at English’s this afternoon and tonight, I spoke of Miss

West's having become an important

Last night, talking with Miss West and her manager at the Indianapolis Press club, I got a better understanding of the drive and ambition

that have carried.her past conservative opposition and hostile criticism, This pint-sized gal from Brooklyn, with the grey-green eyes, and platnum hair, the tiny forearms and “eloquent hands, has upset a lot of stage and screen gustoms. When she talked last night about her first stage success, the play with the name newspapers wouldn't even print in ads at the beginning (it was called “Sex”), I began to remember dimly what critics used to comment, She couldn't write. She couldn't act. That's the kind of thing they said. A Big Job Getting that play produced was a big job. Director after director told ac It was impossible, until she the lly found a man who thought oe play unique. g she described him last night, 1°. gt to thinking of a character Mistha Auer might portray. On one occasion He told her with great dramatic seriousness, “You reek of sex.” (That line would need a Russian accent to make it really effective.) She talked of her first picture “She Done Him Wrong,” the screen version of “Diamond Lil.” Produced with a $200,000 budget in 18 days, that film broke box-office records. Into Lions’ Cage It was followed by “I'm No Angel,” the circus story, in which |

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Dr. E. Burdette Backus ALL SOULS

Unitarian Church

1453 N. Alabama St.

Church of the Advent

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character in American tradition.

she actually did go into the lions’ cage. “I'd always wanted to do that since I was a ‘kid and my father took me to Coney Island,” Miss West remarked in good Brooklynese (she says “pernt” in a way to make any transients here from Flatbush feel homesick). She spoke of the difficulty of finding ‘new scripts. Being Mae West is no cinch, for after all she can't suddenly become “A Girl of the Lim-

Farm.” And there isn't room on any stage for more than one Mae West at a time. Box-Office Records One of her biggest ambitions has always been to break box-office records, not just for the money, but for the sheer fun of it. That drive, together with the determination to do her own kind of acting and have her shows be just what she wanted them to be, has overcome all kinds of obstacles. Many critics refuse to take her seriously. But by some miracle, she

acceptable. She has, intentionally or unintentionally, become a great comic character. I might add that the amiable, sensible Mae West of conversation is in sharp contrast with the Corliss {Dale of “Come On Up.” Somehow that makes Corliss Dale seem even funnier.

Bach Choir Seeks 10 New Members

G. Fred Holler, directing the recently -established Bach choir of Indianapolis, announces a series of auditions to increase choir membership from 40 to 50 voices. Amateur singers able to follow music are invited to try out for the choir, whose permanent mem-

8: M.—Confirmation Clas:

First F Pilgrim Gs | Holiness Church »# 30th and Gale .Sts. »,

Rev. W. H. Pratt, Pastor

Sunday Services 9:30 10:30

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{secretary, Miss Katharine Rinehart,

bership will be limited to 50. Private auditions may be arranged with Mr. Holler by calling TA-0076. Associate membership, limited to 400, are still available. Information may be had from writing the

| Postal Station bldg., or seeing Ernst | Heberlein in Pearson's record *library.

Every Reason for

—NOTICE—

Every person bringing ‘0 or more guests will teive a 100-page book absolutely free.

Sunday Night Dec.

7:30 P. M.

That Mr. Mellor Ever Heard!

See Them Displayed on Large Banners That Will Drop Down During Sermon

Keeping Sunday

berlost” or “Rebecca of Sunnybrook

Night Spots in N.Y. Hit Skids

Lower Incomes and «Dimout Are Blamed

NEW YORK, Nov. 30—(U. P).— Manhattan's fabulous night club

After-dark experts said today that an uncertain stock market, the recently ordered dimout, and generally lower incomes have . combined to give the glamour cabarets a punch which almost knocked Wem beneath their tables. The Broadway restaurants, in oo neon-belt around Times Square, such as the Zanzibar, the Diamond Horseshoe, and the Latin Quarter, have felt an estimated drop of around 40 per cent in nightly attendance. On the more exclusive—and expensive—East side, at such places as the Stork Club, El Morocco, Monte Carlo, and the Copacabana, the slump is reported more moderate, closer to 25 or 30 per cent. Started a Year Ago “But you can’t blame it" on the dimout entirely,” one night club owner said. “The started about a year ago, and it really got going six or eight weeks ago when the stock market took an unexpected dive.

“And this slump isn't confined to the night clubs alone. It also includes the entire luxury trade. Ask the fur merchants, They're feeling it, too.” Strangely enough, he estimated that the dimout—now almost a week old—had knocked off only about 5 per cent of the Broadway restaurants’ trade, while clipping! approximately 15 per cent from the East-siders.

Times Amusement Clock

CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL Sunday — Indianapolis Phitharmonic orchestra, Herman Rinne directing, George Newton, bassbaritone, soloist, at 8

MURAT Sunday — Indianapolis Symphony orchestra operatic ‘‘pop” concert, Fabien Sevitzky conducting, with the . Indianapolis Symphonic choir and quartet of soloists, Woody Herman and His concert band at 8:30. Zhou “Come On in starring Mae West, at 2: 5 Pd :30.

CIRCLE “The Stranger,” with Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young and Orson Welles, at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30, 10:20 and 1:10. “Genius at Work,” with Wally Brown and Alan Carney, at 12:48, 3:38, 6:28, 9:18 and 12:08. Sunday—‘The Stranger” 1:45, 4:35, 7:25 and 10:15 “Genius at Work’ at 12:43, 3:33, 6:23 and 9:13.

INDIANA “Three Little Girls in Blue,” with June Haver, George Montgomery and others, at 11:35, 1:40, 3:45, 5:50, 8 and 10:05. Sunday—" Three Little Girls in Pile at 1:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and

KEITH'S “The Thrill . of Brazil,” starring Evelyn Keyes, Keenan yon, Ann Miller aps Allan Tosiyn, at 11:40, , 3:55, 6, 8, 10 and 132. he Thrill eof Brazil” at 1:10, 3:20, 5:35, 7:45 and 9:50.

trade has hit the skids, but hard. -

slump really|

WwW ody's Back

"Woody Herman, who will bring his band to the Murat stage for a single concert appearance at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow.

Martin Pupils To Give Recital

| Fred W. Martin will present a |group of students in a voice and plano recital at 8 p. m. next Tuesday in Wilking auditorium, 120 N. Pennsylvania st, Students participating in the program include: Mildred Ann Miles, June Landis, Barbara Bowman, Joan Cassell, Richard Simko, Anna Black, Joan Haley, Charles Smith

Joanne Dennis, Thomas Black, Mitzi |

Gaffney, Jeannette Leonard, Mary Martha Turpin, Phil Harker, Jo Ann Thomas, Virginia Thompson, Marianne Sweet, Jeanne Black, Shirley Ann Hessler, Kenneth Buckhorn Carol Dady, Maja Bowman, Ardith Whipple, Richard Moll, Harriet Sachs, Evelyn Bowers, Robert Smith, Nellie Lee Harlin, Marilyn * Hull, Alice Rogers, Carol Bishop, Barbara Powell, Kenneth Ziebell, Miriam Vollmer and Dale Monroe. Beverly Dady, Marilyn Miller and Phyllis Bisselberg will be hostesses.

Turners Schedule Season's Ist Play

George Fischer will play the role| of Eddie in the Athenaeum Turners'| theater presentation of “You Can't!

Take It With You” at 8 p. m. next : Saturday in the Athenaeum auditorium. Others in the

LOEW'S

“Undercurrent,” starring Katharine Hepburn and Robert Taylor, at 10:45, 1:50, 3:25, 5:54, 8:26, 10:58 1:30.

2:20, 4:43, 7:15 and 9:47,

LYRIC “The Plainsman,” with Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur, at 11:05, 2:40, 6:20 and 10.

| | 13 Sunday—"Undercurrent” at 13, | : |

Corner of Orange and Laurel Streets Welcome to Indianapolis’ Popular Sunday Eve. Service

“The Jungle Princess,” with Doro- L thy Lamour and Ray Milland, at | 1:20, 4:55 and 8:35 |

Sunday — ne Plainsman” at

| 2:45 6:25 an 10 “The Jungle | Princess” at P20, 5 and 8:40.

' ‘Screwball's Art | | . . Still Hanging HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 30 (U. P.).— | Professional Screwball Jim Moran's {painting still was hanging today in jan exclusive art show. But it had| |a note of explanation beneath it|

that the long-haired judges had been taken in by the art hoax of |

Evangelist C. M. Mellor Go With the Crowds to the Packed

Prophecy Speaks Auditorium [im ver

The red-faced Los Angeles Art; {association said the “thing” wasn't {really as good as they told art pa-| \trons at first. But they said they|

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In Nearby Indiana Cities

COMMUNITY HS. Greenwood, nd. i FRANKLIN, Franklin, Ind. GROVE, Beech Grove, Ind. HIPPODROME, Sheridan, Ind. LADOGA, Ladoga, Ind. ° LIBERTY, Alexandria, Ind.

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"ROXY, Pendleton, Ind.

= |could go along with a gag. They | {left it in the show.

> | Mr. Moran produced his painting with scarlet nail polish, kindergarme ten chalk and patches of paper

dolls snipped from magazine ads. The judges had termed it a first-| rate example of “Dada’—a revo- | lutionary school of painting—and | put it on exhibition, price $1000. The painting was presented to the | exhibit by George Antheil, a modern composer, who told the association the artwork had been done by a friend.

Don Reid Orchestra ‘Will Return to Roof

| Don Reid and his orchestra will return to the Indiana Roof for a | week's engagement beginning -

20th Century Fox

Highlites' of This Week's TIMES Movietone News

JOHN L. LEWIS stands trial for contempt of court, as coal strike paralizes nation.

NOTRE DAME plays near-per-

fect football to overwhelm Tu-

| fessional music sorority,

cast of this first | production of the;

Mary Wilson,| Mary Ann Adams, ! Monty and Marie Hosford, Emily Barton, Orville O'Fallon, Melba {Githens, Leslie Aye and Elmer Applegate.

Mr. Fischer

Lecture-Recital Planned by Sorority

Mrs. Russell J. Sanders and Edwin Biltcliffe will present a lecturerecital at 8 p. m, next Wednesday in world war memorial auditorium. Sponsored . by = Zeta chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, national profor the benefit of the sorority’s scholarship fund, the program will include Mrs.

|Sanders’ review of “From the Top of the Stairs,” by Gretchen Dam|rosch Finletter, and a group of Debussy’s piano compositions played by Mr. Mr, Biltcliffe.

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lane, 41-0. night, according to. the-Ro6f man- » agement. V-2 ROCKET CAMERA photo- In their third successive annual

appearance at the Roof, the Reid aggregation will feature Fritz Heil. up bron, trumpeter-comedian; Clive

Weber, baritone, and Songst MOVIETONE'S ALL - AMER): | gress, I hOne, Sng Songsiess CAN footbal m is pictured,

representing JoNDuist aiding ‘SCHEDULED SHIP colege foofbal pled of 1946. |“ MOVEMENTS LISTED

NEW YORK, Nov, 30 (U, P.).— Ship movements scheduled in New York harbor today: Arriving—America, Cobh; John Ericsson, Southampton. Departing—Magallanes, Havana; Stella Polaris, West Indies; Pt. Amherst, Bermuda; George Washington, Bermuda,

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