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Careful Training Turns Lame Stallion Into Money-Maker

By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 6—Here's the best comeback story of the year. The hero is a horse. Several years ago Harry Warner bought a race horse named Neddie Boy for $50,000 His legs went bad so Mr. Warner put him up for sale. Johnny Eppers, who rents horses to the film studios, bought the horse for $100 and patiently started to nurse his ailing

g ntly, producer Now the Red Cross has become Richard K. Polimer used Ned-| interested and is offering all die Boy as the stallion in his| out co-operation. movie, “The Winner's Circle.” oun It must have been the inspira- I'VE HEARD OF STARS betion Neddie Boy needed. His {ing grounded from plane travel legs started getting better fast, |GUring a movie (and M-G-M Mr. Eppers called Mr. Polimer | {wouldn't let Keenan Wynn ride to say he was running Neddie | |his motorcycle while working) | Boy, now 11 years old, and the [but the “grounding” of Charles horse had a good chance to win. |Coburn during filming of “ImNeddie Boy romped in a winner. |pact” is a new one. Mr. Eppers ran him again and [ed from sulky racing. again Neddie Boy won, this time a.n =» by two and a half lengths. Be- WENDELL WILLKIE'S brothsides his bets, Mr. Eppers picked |er, Fred, is in town to peddle the! up $2700 in purses. Neddie Boy (film rights to Wendell’s life story. | is now training for Santa Anita! . Don DeFore gets the lead op- - = = ”

M-G-M WILL REISSUE the Marx Bros.’ hit, “A Night at the Opera.” . .. Virginia Mayo checks into the hospital! to have her tonsils yanked when she completes “Colorado Territory.” . Buster Keaton will make a comeback in “Good Old Summertime” at M-G-M. . = ” ” JOHN FORD'S new picture, “Three Godfathers,” has this note on the cast list: s “Introducing Harry Carey Jr.” Besides thinking young Carey is a great actor, Ford is paying back an old debt. Harry Carey Sr. gave Ford his first director’s job back in the days when Mr. Carey was the top western star. =

Cards.” . . . Remember ‘Anita Page? again, but only -as- the wife of Herschel A. House, a Navy officer. They made the Washing-

blond |

ing a social function. = 8» Irving Hoffman reports it: One of the joys of seeing silent films at revivals comes from the ability to lip read. At a showing of an old motion picture the other week, an actor in a deathbed scene said sadly, by | way of bidding his tearful wife farewell: “Ill die and no mistake if they shoot this scene again.”

Bard's Two Hits Due Here Dec. 2

» o Martin Ragaway says he has Just discovered how to find a dance floor in a crowded night club. The dance floor is that area not covered by a table-

Film Race Horse

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Neighborhood

Theaters

DOWNTOWN AMBASSADOR- ALAMO — ‘Desperadoes of | Dodge City” and ‘Blockade. OHIO—"The Plainsman” and “Hard Boiled Mahoney.” | PARAMOUNT! Thice Daring Daughters’ nd “Eyes of Tex |sopEO—' ‘Ragtime Trespassers.” NEIGHBORHOOD BELMONT—"Abbott and Costello Prankenstein” and ‘“Smash-Up.” CINEMA—"Tap Roots" and selected short subjects. CORONET—'‘Big City” and “River Lady.” DAISY—"Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House” and short subjects, and “Ruth-

EMERS e. Film Pestival”

Ee b0y Joe” and “The

Meet

ON—""Beyond Glory" ESQUIRE" ‘Pirst and acheter of Ro

Opera,

cloth. FT. SQU ARE. ‘Night Time in Nevada” and ‘‘Larceny.” HEDY AACR % dCED GARFIELD" ‘Feudin' Pussin’ and a-Pight-EDY LAT an . B. De- ‘Ha Mille went round and round in a Margaret Webster A ADA Mn Biandings, og Y HAMILTON—"Tap Root d “Ruthless.” Pash jot Er and Players Here Dec. 2 HOLLYWOOD-—" A Ry Delilah.” Now everything is love-| TWO performances of Shake- HOWARD" "Tarsan and Huntress” ‘and ly. . The estranged wife of SPeare by the Margaret Webster| = VING— Abbott and Costello Meet, Prank-

Henry (“So This Is New York”) | Shakespeare Co. will be given| Morgan has just rented a home in|Dec. 2 at Caleb Mills Hall, | Hollywood and moved in along Shortridge High School, under] with her mother. ” ” ” Look for Jane Wyatt to play Clara Barton, famed founder of the American Red Cross: Jane got interested in the film subject while doing medical research for the role of a lady doctor in “Canadian Pacific. »

land Shortridge High School. A performance of ‘“Macbeth”] {will be given at 2:45 p.m. and la performance of ‘“Hamlet” at 8:15 pm. The productions will [feature Alfred Ryder, Carol |Goodner — |with ‘a large supporting cast. Both productions, staged by Miss Webster, have won critical!

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acclaim in the East for their|

of Shakespeare and for, their dramatic use of setting and at-| 8s

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| enstein’” and “Arizona Ranger |LINCOLN—* ‘Romance on the Hien Beas” | and “The Counterfeiters. IMECCA—' ‘Eyes of Texas.and “Alias a Gentleman.’ A

“To Ends of the Earth” and , Angels Alley —— IENTA “Tycoon” and “Dick Tracy | eets Gruesome” plus ‘Superman’ PSE y ARKER— ‘Road to Rio” and “Devil Ship.” Plus “Sea Hound.' REX—'‘Coney Island” and ‘Joe Palooka| Fighting Mad.’ |

Bl apt Two £ Guys Prom Texas” and “The

Jal Winged Victory” and “Wing and SANDERS ‘Fury at Furnace Creek” and zan's Secret Treasure.’ SHERIDAN. Fy Blandings Builds His Dream Hous and “Mating of Millie.” SPEEDWAY— “Abbott and Costello Meet NP ghkepsteln” and “Daredevils of

uds, STATE" ‘Guilt of Sans. Ames” and “Re-

turn of Monte |ST. CLAIR— “Mr. Peabody and Mermaid” and “Kings Row.’ TRAND or Mr Peabody and Mermaid” nd “Kings Row Tv XEDO—' veo Glory” and “Winner's Circle.’ TOWN—"Mr. Peabody and Mermaid" and “Kings Row."

|voGu Up The, Pirate’ and “Green Grass

| SU BURBAN PRIVE.IN-. 8 ‘Swamp Water” and “Village Bar GREENWOOD, DRIVE-IN— ‘Dishonored| Lady” and “Bill and Coo. GROVE: ‘Fuller Brush Man"

MAYWOOD OPEN AIR—' ‘Arch of Triumph” | and “California Firebrand.’ | MOON. LITE DRIVE-IN—‘“Canyon Passage’ | ‘Cartoon Circus.” WESTSIDE OUTDOOR— ‘Boom Town" and| "New Oriea Orleans,’ ’ * plus cartoons,

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HERE AND THERE—Neighborhood theaters this week are |

offering varied screen personalities,

Lon Chaney (Wolf Man) and Lou tello Meet Frankenstein” and William Powell, i

(Cinema, Hamilton); Charles Bickfo and a Prayer" (Rivoli), and June A Bride Goes Wild" Zaring).

Amuse ent Clock

MURAT Symphony Fabien

Indianapolis y with Ginette

8Bevitzky conducting, Neveu, violinist, at 3. civic “The Barfetts of Wimpole Street,” play, at 8

CIRCLE “Cry of the City,” with Victor Mature and Richard Conte, at 12:45, 3:50, 6:55 and 10:01 “Smu TTR Cove,” with Leo Gore cey and the wery Boys, at 2:39, 5:44 and 8.5 y squIss “First Opera Film Festival,” with the voices of Cloe Elmo and Tito Gobbi, at 3:40, 7 and 10:15. , “Specter of the Rose,” with Judith

oar sav I MAT. TODAY CONT. FROM 1 P. M.

TODAY'S BEST

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sure-fire melodrama, unre exciting.

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8ix soothing songs of the range, sung in grand style i

thrill you in an action packed epic Western in color ~—plus John Payne and Joan Caulfield in a swift,

Anderson and Michael Chekhov, at 2:10, 5:30 and 8:45. ES IANA “Johnny Belinda,” with Jane hit og man and Lew Ayres, at 1:35, 4:25, 7:15 and 10:10. “Here Comes Trouble,” with Willam Tracy and Joe Sawyer, at 12:04, 3:25, 6:20 and 9:10. KEITH'S “Good Sam,” with asly, CSTs and Ann Sheridan, at 12:27, 3:39, 6:51 and 10:03. “Behind Locked Doors,” with Lucille Bremer and Richard Carlson, at 11:26, 2:38, 5:50 and 9:02. LOEW'S River,” with John Wayne, | | { i

“Red

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Hoosiers to Sing Leading Roles

‘Oklahoma’ Coming To IU Nov. 18

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. 6— Two Hoosiers will sing the ieading roles in “Oklahoma,” Richard Rodgers-Oscar Hammerstein hit, ¢* when it opens in Indiana University auditorium Nov. 18, i They are Jan McArt, soprano, a native of Anderson who joined’ the show six months ago in Los Angeles, and James Alexander, Richmond - born . baritone, ,who grew up fh Dayton, O., and began his professional career in Hollywood. Miss McArt will play opposite] Mr. Alexander in the Friday eve-| ning and Saturday matinee per-| formances Nov. 19 and 20." Marilyn Landers will sing this role for the other two performances. Mr. Alexander has sung the part| of “Curly,” dashing cowboy hero, © more than 1200 times from coast to coast. He will sing the leading! role in the four IU performances. First Sang at IU Miss McAart made her first pro-

| |

Rg a $ gr FEMININE LEAD — Anoth Hoosier, Jan McArt of Ande son, will sing opposite Mr. # exander on Nov. 19 and 20 the "Oklahoma" productic

She joined the show six mont ago while it was playing in L | Angeles.

'ago when she appeared as soloist| | with her brother Don’s band. After a year at DePauw Uni|versity, Miss McArt set out for| |Hollywood. Her first engagement| [there was singing with the Jimmy | tnelodi y : {Dorsey orchestra, from which she, ne uding, upper left to right, |moved into a fine spot in Earl Costello, in "Abbott and Cos- |Carroll's Vanities. After a season. Irving, Speedway); Ann Blyth there, during which she made! {many radio and night club ap-| pearances on the side, she was chosen for her present place in "Wing |“Oklahoma” when the popular "Th {musical was in the midst of its ! in © |second sold-out engagement at| i. {the Biltmore Theater in Los Angeles last spring. Anderson friends of Miss Mc-| |, of Richmond, Art have bought a block of seats| . : for the Friday night performance] Bariiens $Phoy hare, in he lof “Oklahoma” and will come pre-| Production o ahoma pared to give a royal welcome to| be presented at Indiana Uni the “home town girl who went out} versity auditorium Nov, |¢

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