Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1950 — Page 39

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SUNDAY. APR. 16, 1950 In Hollywood —

Life Is Gay on Sound Stages

Columnist Takes Readers On Tour of Movie Lots

"By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 15—Hop aboard for a tour of tle

Hollywood sound stages and

new speed-up production system in movietown, ‘an over-| active eyelid may blot out Clark Gable bussing his newest | :

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leading lady.

Yvonne de Carlo reclining. on an oriental bed is the big]

attraction on UI's The Desert Hawk” set. The script! calls it Yvonne's nuptial couch, but it's big enough for a farmer to’ set out a crop of potatoes, " The scene calls for Yvonne to stretch, yawn and look at “the empty pillow next to her own.

“She turns to director Frederick

dé Cordova<and asks:

“SADDLE TRAMP,” an outdoor saga that bring high-pocketed Joel McCrea and low-pocketed Wanda Hendrix together as a co-starring team, is also shooting on the same lot. Director Hugo Fregonese, who was born in Argentina, isn't. letting his first assignment to a Western throw him. . “After all,” he grins, “I read about Buffalo Bill during my boyhood.’ He wraps up a pistol-firing scene as speedily as a demonstrator of pre-mixed flour turns out a cake then ordeygs the cameras trained on Wanda and three two-headed boys in a wagon. 2 The moppets start jockeying for the best camera position and a kindergarten slug-fest is on. Kids in Hollywoqd battle for close-ups like most kids battle for candy.

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ANN SHERIDAN'S return to Fox for her first movie since “1 big buzz-hyzz on the “Stella” set. This is the picture that brought about Susan Hayward's suspension when she turned down the role. Vic Mature as an

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try not” to blink. Under the

claims adjuster walks into an a ae] dertaking parlor with Ann, David Wayne Frank Fontaine and Chill 1s. The morgue sheet is lifted hod Ann rolls her eyes in horror. But -the cadaver that she sees is an ordinary department store dummy. Later Ann giggled: “When we first rehearsed the scene, Joe McDonald, our cameraman, got under the sheet, It might have hroken us all up, but the goof started giggling too soon.” Vie and Ann are a co-starring natural, I'm told. because they like horseplay. When Vie decided to change, his shirt, I saw him bare his manly chest to Ann and heard her screech, “Oh, no! “A mad, mad company,” happily informed me.

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Day in “Tea for Two.”

cheering her up about something. Sheridan), and Barbara Stanwyck and Wendell Corey in "Thelma Jordan"

Eve has lost count on how many movie queens she has cheered up in pictures. “When they

throw Shirley

Temple at me.” vow a DOWNTOWN STRAND — “Thelma Jordan” and pe it " ws Eve, “Im AMBASSADOR —« Cobra Woman" snd, Ors s pI Kentucky going to quit. Whit Savage.” OMA "South of St. Louis Eve was oh] Godfathers” and wgouttl } -- venture In Baltimore.” “ER munching on a pine Oui TU; XEDO —~ “Dancing, in the Dark” nut. verybody at the studio is REG NT Sins- of Bali" and *“She-Devil Fuller Brush eating them,” she said. “It's a RODEO cr 4 “Feathered Hori ® PTOWN-.. Thelma Jordan” and eyenne an eathere er- C tuck disease. I'm going to break every Plus ymedy Parlor Bedroom voor ” Dn wei in the Dark" tooth in my head if I don't stop. rath NEIGHBORHOOD “Fichting. Man of the Plains Mark my words, this picture is ARLINGTON" Theima Jordan" and “Da; ZARING = , Malaya” 48 going to have a crackling sound ya iL i SUBURBAN track.’ AVALON o My Dream Is Yours” 8nd GreppNnwoOD DRIVE-IN “Lost r = J BELL Bells ot Car ronado” and” “The MATWoo0D DRIVE-IN Hit, wv Poe a Co nd “The Creeper . MARSH. AL L THOMPSON is BELMONT Seog Inwag Jima” and MOONLITE DRIVE. IN. — Tvs holding Andrea King, Virginia Blue Grass ¢ uCKYy Feeling’: and Hollywood Revue,’

Field-and several other-actors-as

“The Violent Hour.”

and watches the movements of the

police outside. FOB ut Gra SS TYARE Dakota, The picture is the first direc-! GARFIELD -““Adam’'s Rib" torial stint for Gerald Mayer, J 1%, Lass GROVE “an, the King's M nephew of Louis B. Mayer. He Sea Sinne ne es Men says: y HAMILTON “The Hasty ‘Dancing in the Dari

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minute I hit the gdngplank, I was! okay.”

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ACROSS 31—Laughed loudly 33—Roman highway }-Tureholts 35—Float in air

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13—Falcons 42—Preposition 14—8ymbo! for 43—O0ld alphabetie tantalum characters 18—Gloomy 45—8on of Adam 17—Blood 46—Away 18—Recede 48—Walks 20-—Capital of France 50—8ilkworm 33-—Church bench 51—Flesh 24—Dash 53—Ceremony 26—One of Columbus's 55 Near shi 56—Fragments

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

~ Atiractions Now Showing At Neighborhood Theaters “U.S. Films Take [Featured 1 aL Y Lead in Japan

'12 O'CLOCK HIGH"

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Now showing on the neighborhood theater screens are: Ronald Reagan i in "The Hasty Heart" (Hamilton and Rex), James. StewEVE ARDEN big. sisters Doris art and Spencer Tracy in “Malaya” (Granada and Zaring), William Powell in "Dancing in the Dark" (Hamilton, Oriental, Tuxedo and

N eighborhood Theaters . .

is the hostages in a barroom scene in CORONET-— “As the pris- BATS oners plead with him, Thompson DEE an” re gazes at the bar's television set EMERSON.

started, I had the same féeling of 'R panic that I had whén ‘1 went LINCOLN “Gutity of Treason’ and “Down overseas during the war. But the wee

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Mrs. Mike" and

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HOWARD vis, of Riley ma Jordan oat} her

mory Lane “A—""Fort rs

Apache” and

2 and “Bl onde Dyna-

“Talk of the Town"

plus Cartoon and ‘Challenge and "South Heart"

‘ake of Thy Red Witch" plus Cartoon Circus nd

and “The

WESTSIDE ov TPOO R Broadw ay" and rtoon

“Change

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“'Barkleys

“Argyle Becre a" plus

sud ™ Jordan ‘Orchestra

Lil" and

Plans Concert

will be Three Neard in concert at 7:30 p. -m. today in the Broadway Meth- |

and Music

“Give Out

R— Bagdad” and “Free For All’ ist C h. ORIENTAL — a in in the Dark” and odist hare pa Unmasked Soloist AMOUNT—"1 Was a M le War Brid and “‘Feudin' Rhyt Ae War Boe” ithe orchestra, REX—"The Hasty Heart * and “Bells of under the direc“Mrs. Mike” and. “Julia Mishe- tion of David Hughes, will be “Twelve O'Clock High" and : Helen Shadle,

ne False Ste ‘Singing Dud

STAR—"The Lady Takes a Satlor”

rAaisivle Woman ST FE rs “Ambush”

| ST. CLA IR—" ‘Thelma Grass of Kentucky.”

4138 Grant Takes Richmond" | contralto,

O | SHERIDAN. “Twelve O'Clock High" e.’

and “Challenge to Jordan"

and and Margaret Howand/ell, mezzo-8o0-|prano.

ang roel, Tt in the concert.

BING CROSBY —W,

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Arthur Jordan Symphony Or“and chestra of the Jordan College of

Mr. Hughes

TODAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY

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Shelley Winters—MacDonald Carey

“SOUTH SEA SINNER” _

Continuous Mat. Today—1:45 P M.

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TODAY-MON, TUESDAY

RONALD REAGAN

" OPEN TODAY 12:45 P.M. a PATRICIA RICHARD TODD

“THE H ASTY HEART”

LIAM: POWELL—-MARK STEVENS

“DANC ING IN

THE DARK”

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BU STER KEATON @ “HOLLYWOOD, @ “BUGS BUNNY" REVUE" SHOW

Ronald Reagen and Virginia May, 0 a:

"GIRL FROM JONES BEACH"

Plus: “Singing Dude” : ' Shows-al 6:15, 8:15 & 10:15

CARTOON STARTS 7 P M, ———————

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THE BUMSTEAD FAMILY IN

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- ““Barkleys of Broadway”

WILLIAM

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will be narrated by Jerry Colon-

She was Vogue), Clark. Gable and Loretta Young in "Key to the City" (Cinema and Daisy), Gregory Peck in (Arlington, Irving, Strand, St. Clair and Uptown).

Guild Will Present Organist In Recital

‘Brave Engineer’ Movie Coming

'12 O'Clock High" (Rivoli and

. . ) Amy Cleary Morrison, organ“Casey Jones,” the American ist, will bé presented by the-I railroad engineer of fact and Dresertes 8" In fable, will come into his own Apr. diana Chapter, American Guild of 29, when the 50th anniversary of Organists, in-reecital at 8 p. m his death is celebrated. Monday in Sacred Heart Church w pe-C sta norA new three-cent stamp hon Mrs. Morrison is organist at the

ing this character of folklore and the Railroad Engineers of America will be issued Apr. 29 in Jackson, Tenn, “Casey's” burial site Simultaneously -with the -issue a new color cart film, will be released in Hollywood, “The “Brave Engineer re counting the heroics of “Casey Jones” as told in the ballad. “Casey” was hiled 50 years Cannonball Special” engine rammed into freight train near Vaughn, Miss. The cartoon of “Casey's” exploits

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The church choir also will 2p |

RELA NE TODAY & MON.—2 BIG HITS §

Cary OFAN chon SHERIDAN “l WAS

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Eddy Arnald

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Pp IANO RECITAL

Central Christian ( “burch.

Joan TeatReFMAR, PIAS, "WHT

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. TODAY @ MONDAY oo Iv ES. Dick POWELL—Evelyn KE

“MRN. MIKE”

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“BLONDE DYNAMITE"

TODAY . MONDAY ® TUESDAY ohn WAYNE—Montgomery CLIFT

“WAKE OF RED WITCH”

William BENDIX —James GLEASON

HLIFE OF RILEY”

a! 40 Minues Color Cartoons Continuous Mat, Today, 1:45 P. M.

TODAY AND TOMORROW Clark GABLE-—Loretta YOUNG

"Key fo the City"

Gloria STEWART —Mich. WHALE

“can motign pictiré industry, with|

“industry or foreign competitors.

SCHEDULED.

MacArthur's Blessing | Aid to Hollywood

i | By KEYES BEECH | Times Foreign Correspondent TOKYO, Apr. 15—The Ameri-| the solid ‘support of Gen, MacArthur's headquarters, is well on its! way to ‘dcmination of the Japanese film market. American films aceount for nearly 25 per cent of all movie box-office receipts in Japan today. This is not looked upon with favor by either the Japanese film

The Japanese were starved for American films. If their appetite needed whetting, which it didn’t, Hollywood super - salesmanship

Florence Hazen has one of the featured roles in the Civie.

and py ; : ; ; nd shiIzaOHOR methods . have Theater April pro duction. “Two Alarmed by. Hollywood's: in- Blind Mice,” being presented at roads, two Japanese film syndi-' the Theater at 8:30 p. m. daily

cates have entered into an anti“Hollywood pact barring American films from their Joovie houses.

FORE IGN " competitors — British, French, Italian and Russian complain of discrimination against their products. All foreign pictures shown in Japan must first be screened by Gen. MacArthur's civil information and education section to determine whether they contribute

through Saturday.

Pianist to Give Senior Recital

Suzette Hoffman, pianist, will’ be heard in her senior recital at: 8 p. m. Friday, Apr. 21, at the. Indiana School for the Blind, 725 College Ave. ¥ Miss Hoffman has been chosen’ as one of the Student Section

repriont ” 0 he reorientation” of the no pers who will appear on the. Since Americans are doing the annual program for the Matinee:

ss oy) Musicale, to be held Apr. 28, : screening it isn't strange that y : American films fare better than The music department of the those of other countries. School for the Blind, under the Of 173 foraign-#fims cleared for direction of Mrs. Mabel C. Leive; showing in Japan last year, 125 Will present a spring concert at. were American-made. The Japa- 2 P. Mm. Sunday, Apr. 23, in the, nese themselves made only 154 World War Memorial. pictures. x Featured in the program will be a plano quartet composed of IN SETT ING oe a "quota system Miss Hoffman, Donald Irvin, for foreign films, each nation was Roger Smith and Austin Berkey. : allowed to choose its best pre-war The school orchestra, chorus and ':

year. boys’ and girls’ glee clubs also ; This naturally worked to Holly- will appear. ay wood's advantage, since American = ~maele—— films were always popular in WANTS ‘+ MORE YEARS

Japan until the militarists clamp-, MARLBORO, Mass, Apr. 15 : ed down. (UP)—The ambition of 104-years Hollywood's quota is 238 pic- old Dennis Sullivan is to live as « ture veRrowitich-it-has seen.ne.Jong.as. his mother. did. She died

need to meet as yet. in Ireland at the age of 108° Pardon Us for Bragging, buf Here Are 2 Great Shows on Fountain Sq.

FROM 1 P.M 10as 32

SPENCER TRACY poe JAMES STEWART

With John Hodiak, Sidney Greenstreet, Lionel Barrymore

“MALAYA”

Plus Audrey Totter—Richard Basehart “TENSION”

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« NOW THRU UESDAY

FOUNTAIN SOUARE

AND THEY'RE ALL IN COLOR

MAT. TODAY FROM 1 P. M.

Rod Cameron

“DAKOTA “BLUE GRASS . Liv” OF KENTUCKY”

NOW THRU TUESDAY

IN OUR PUSH-BACK CHAIRS

TODAY—-MONDAY TUESDAY Mark, oi

William POWELL STE

“DANCING IN THE DARK”

COLOR EY NEC HNIC OL OR: Red SKELT ~Janet

“FULLER BRUSH MAN"

COLLEGE

TODAY —MONDAY—TUESDAY ENTIne SHOW BY JrenvcoLon rilias

“DANCING W THE DARK"

Randolph Scott—Jane Nigh

‘Fighting Man of the Plains’

“CHANGE OF HEART" 81st & NorthwestRE ern, _WA-1255 |

Ronald REAGAN —Patricia NEAL

“The Hasty Heart”

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LUCILLE BALL-—"MISS GRANT TAKES RICHMOND"

40-MIN. CARTOON REVUE AT ALL SHOWS! IISANDERS) TNR TL Ar ELIT: SHELLEY WINTERS—"TAKE ONE FALSE STDP" ———

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JANE WYMAN—DENNIS MORGAN

“THE LADY TAKES A SAILOR”

“BELLS OF CORONADO” {on

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Barbara Stanwyck—Wendell Corey ‘Thelma Jordan’

‘3 God Fathers’

Color By Technicolor

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Barbara STANWYCK—David NIVEN

“THE OTHER LOVE”

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Bob HOPE—Rhonda FLEMING

“THE GREAT LOVER”

Today, Mon., Tues.

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Another First Irvington Showing

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“Talk of The Town”

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