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Hoosier Premiere Set

For ‘Fearless Fagan’

By Kathleen Cvengros A HEART-WARMING human interest story is the subject of a Hoosier premiere here next week at Loew's.

Taking its subject from

real-life, ‘Fearless Fagan,”

starring Carleton Carpenter, depicts the story of the young

Californian who showed up for]

induction into the Army with his in “Fearless Fagan,” ‘based on : the

pet lion trailing behind.

experience of Pfc. Floyd

Indiana has been chosen as the Humeston and his 400-pound pet

state to see first, host at a premiere state opening the film Friday. Opening Friday at the Lyric is

“Fearless Fagan” lion, both of whom hit headlines with Indianapolis playing from coast to coast when they showing appeared "at Fort Ord for induc-

Thursday and the rest of the tion. actress to entertain at the Army camp. She fell in love with Floyd, and

Then along came a young

she found a home for the

“Ivory Hunter,” a J. Arthur Rank isn in the movies.

presentation starring Anthony Steel and Dinah Sheridan. The Times’ preview of the week

is “Paula,” with Loretta Young, threatened with extinction,

Plenty of Animals

Africa’s may be

but

big game

Kent Smith and Alexander Knox, 5 motion picture unit spending

opening Wednesday at the Esquire and Shadeland Outdoor.

four months on location in the

Will Rogers Jr. portrays his jungles of Kenya found enough

father in “The Will Rogers Story’ ferocious

beasts to make the

beginning Thursday at the Circle. (;onica] heat a lot hotter.

Jane Wyman co-stars. The popular saga of ‘Robin

The movie, “Ivory Hunter,” is

Hood” returns to the screen in a @ J. Arthur Rank presentation new film starring Richard Todd, and is the story of the efforts of

and Joan Rice. day at the Indiana.

Outlaw Hero One of the most robust tales of gallantry and adventure, romance ard danger, courage and merriment is being brought to the

It starts Thurs- one man to preserve the East | African wild life through the establishment .of a 1000-square-mile sanctuary.

The unit had little trouble find-

ing big game to photograph; in

fact, there were times when the

wild animals proved to be too

screen by Walt Disney in “Robin plentiful. The “second unit” which

Hood.” Made in technicolor on location in Sherwood Forest, Eng-

land, the all-live-action film pregents such delightful characters as Friar Tuck, Little John, Allan-| A-Dale and Will Scarlet, made famous by legend down through the years.

Tremendous research on the film has resulted in an air of authenticity which rings true and! explains the vitality of the Robin Hood legend throughout the centuries. The musical narrative as offered by Allan-A-Dale forms a background story telling device against which the adventures of the men in Lincoln Green enact their parts. :

Lion's Tale The Army bit off more than it could handle when it sent a draft notice to a young circus animal trainer. He took his pet into the Army with him: The hilarious story is unfolded

Hurrying one night to a party at which her husband, newly-appointed university dean, is hs (Loretta Young) hits a small orphaned boy, Davey (Tommy Rettig). A rancher

quest. of honor, Pau

rushes the boy to a hospital and

loses him in traffic. The man reports that an unknown "drunken hit-and-run woman driver" is re.

(Esquire and. Shade-

sponsible. This is "Paula" land, Wednesday).

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Preview: "Paula"

roamed the jungle seeking out the beasts, was attacked by rhinos on no less than 74 separate oc-

casions,

Great Memorial | Realization of a 10-year project! and fulfillment of the eager expectations of an audience of millions have been accomplished in the movie, “The Story of Will Rogers.” The technicolor dramatization of the life of the famobiis entertainer and philosopher is the most impressive of all the shrines dedicated to the man who is one of the folk heroes of American history.

The foundation for the screenplay by Frank Davis, was found in “Uncle Clem’s Boy,” the stories on Will Rogers as written by his wife and published about 10 years ago in the Saturday Evening Post. Will Jr. was on hand, too, to lend his first-hand knowledge toward authenticating his father’s life story.

Paula, following, helps in every

her secret. hospital.

Paula is afraid to turn herself in to the police for fear the scandal will ruin her husband's career. Then she learns the accident has made Davey ‘mute. Working each day in the hospital for the Red Cross, Paula watches Davey's progress and

friend, Dr. Clifford Frazer (Alexander Knox), knows He is in charge of tha.boy in the

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Circle "THE WILL ROGERS STORY’

Indiana "ROBIN HOOD"

Loew's | YFEARLESS: FAGAN"

FILM FARE—Several top flight pictures are scheduled for the Film Shop— first-run downtown theaters this coming week. Among them are ” > Anthony Steel in "Ivory Hunter" (Lyric, Friday); Will Rogers Jr. and G U B Jane Wyman in "The Will Rogers Story" (Circle, Thursday); Richard | rowli n g- P usSiness > 3 Todd and James Hayter in "Robin Hood" (Indiana, Thursday), and | Gives Fans a Treat Carleton Carpenter in "Fearless Fagan" (Loew's, Thursday). Can Be Bothersome By Erskine Johnson All for Art ‘Chimp Raises iota SOOR ont ) HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2—James Mason, with his white The Saying Goes ‘Movie Lot Roof HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2—Gigi Perreau figures men are sport coat and large-billed white hat, is giving tourists a . 4 ' Gis going to make her life a lot more complicated when she is touch of glamor (?) they haven't seen in Hollywood since “Mud baths for actors is Qver ‘Low Billing about 10 years older. She piipbably is right, because then the good (?) old days. | testers e——— Hollywood's latest recipe for she will be in.the neighborhood of 21 years old.

» with “The Monster Beneath the realism. The Universal - International

In Hollywood—

Colorful James Mason

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Now _ it's simian actors who

” n THE, PARIS grapevine reports Sea.” It's another hair-curler To insure authenticity in “Eight are getting temperamental. child star thinks the whole proc= syeryone knows we're there bes that Clark Gable and Gene Tier- About an ice-age monster Who yron Men,” the all-GI cast had —pamha Johnny Welssmuller's *%% Of Browing older 1s going 10 ..,.50 it's lunch time and we are

p panies New York: to work under true-to-life battle complicate her life. The way she

ney are very warm-—even fo a =n = chimp pal in the riew movie, sees it. men will be the main hungry. . August. . . . TV wrestlers are due, prams changing the title of conditions. “Savage Mutiny” had the set in problem. “You know what they would for a ribbing in “Strangle Hold.” .0na Turner's “Tribute to a Bad Inasmuch ‘as the action of the Sa th ; ‘nh d ? by “You can tell what a boy is say if I were 10 years older.” 2 story takes place during a SORRY an: uproar ®. Ouher (ay thinking but you hever know Most child actors worry about

latest in the Bowery Boy films at » w Man.” They think the public wil] tainstorm,- Bonar Colleano, Ar- running around waving a call 5p0ut a man,” she said.

Monogram. . . . Former 'kid star . . or Mae Jones, quitting her 8et the'idea that it's a western. thyr Franz, Richard Kiley, Dick sheet and screaming a series of = “Even the nicest men, like di- growing old because it might kill job in a Hollywood attorney's of- The “bad man” is a movie pro- Moore and the other members of protests. rectors, will tell you to do one their careers. That's not what fice after three years, is denying ducer. the cast had to appear before thing in .a ‘scene when, all the bothers Gigi. She could sign she's headed for the altar. She 5 9 = the cameras as though they had His trainer, Henry Tyndall, ex-.4;o" they knew the picture is enough contracts right now to

carry” her into old age. It's just becoming a grown woman bothers

outfact

the temperamental stemmed from the

goipg to look like you were doing

told me: “I need a vacation and FARLEY GRANGER hopes to neen out in the rain and mud for plained something else. I guess there's no

then maybe I'll try acting again avoid those nice-young-man roles days without relief. burst

in. TV.” after the release of “Hans Chris- Consequently, the director in- Tam®Ba was listed on thé sheet telling what they will say to a her, " 8 =n tian Andersen,” in which he plays stalled on the set a trough filled » y =" grown girl, : “I can't understand why, if “KING KONG is a hit again, a temperamental ballet director with mud in which the actors ?® “livestock” whereas all the ®.wpen 1 go to lunch in the children look all right the way 80... Producer Hal E. Chester'sand has mad love scenes with dipped themselves before each rest of the cast were listed as gtydio commissary now and they are, grown women wouldn't climbing aboard the bandwagon sexy Jeanmaire. take. “actors.” there's a nice man at the table, look all right, too.”

The childless couple learn to love Davey and begin ...-~ Despite his seeming hatred for her, Paula works making. plans to adopt him. In the meantime, through harder to teach the boy to speak. She knows that hard work and long hours, Paula is beginning to.ac- when the gift comes back to him—through: her—he will complish her purpose—Davey is slowly learning to speak the words to destroy both her marriage and her speak. Then Paula realizes Davey has discovered she new and prideful motherhood. All this time, the police is responsible for his condition. He grows more aloof. have been working on the case and when one day and difficult to work with. Her husband notices Davey Davey can again iadalk-fle a normal child, they come * turning to him more than before—and is greatly purzled to question him about the accident. Paula must sit by his attitude. ~ and: await the fateful word®. : .

Having formed a deep attachment for Davey and feeling her responsibility toward him, Paula i to take him into her home. First she has to convince her husband, John (Kent Smith), it's a good idea since he doesn't know the true situation. Because they are childless he readily agrees to the plan and, with the aid of Dr. Frazer, Paula brings Davey home, It is her hope to work with Davey and eventually bring his power of speech back to Nie ;

way she can. ‘Her doctor and