MARCH 4, 1033 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5 ‘SCANDALS,’ PADEREWSKI, BOSWELL SISTERS TOP BILLS Diana Wynyard. English Actress, Plays Chief Role in WLS Barn Dance. With 26 Radio Stars, Heads Current •Men Must Fight.' Now Featured on the Screen Show at Lyric: ‘Cavalcade' Will Open at English’s at the Palace. Thursday for a Limited Run. EN Must Fight" is now in an exclusive Indianapolis showing on big attractions will command attention “\/f1’ * the screen at the Palace. in Indianapolis dur- ing the next few days. The story is concerned with a mother's SEVERAL efforts in 1940 to prevent her On Monday at English's, George “Scandals” with and son from going to White’s Willie war. Howard opens a engagement. The cast, well Eugene three-day includes such known players as Diana Wynyard. Eng- On Thursday night. Noel movie, opens lish actress v.ho o first two American “Cavalcade." the Coward a efforts wer? in "Rasputin and the limited opening night Empress' and "Cavalcade;" the engagement. There will be after the two per- veteran character star, Lewis Stone; formances daily, matinee and night. Phillips Holmes, whose last screen portrayal was made with Irene Dunne Paderewski, greatest of all pianists, appears in recital at 3 p. m. in The .Secret of Madame Blanche;" May Robson. Ruth Sclwvn. Robert Young, who has Sunday at Keith's as a Nancy Martens' offering. scored in Strange Interlude" and "The Kid from Spain;” The Lyric is now offering the WLS Greig, Hopper, Barn Dance with twenty-six Robert Hedda Don- radio stars. , Dillaway, ald Mary Carlisle and George White, his Luis Albrrni. Mason is the rascally but likable in sending big brew fight manager, who endeavors Baron, and others show on tour, has made sure per- Edgar Sduyn, who attracted in the cast are to make Jonesy a successful navy wide Albert Conti, Luis Tlberni, sonally it has everything that attention by his direction of "The Jobyna boxer. Howland, Frank Reicher, Jackie George White insists must go in all Kin of Madclon Claudet," directed George Stone heads the cast in Soar! and Lowden Adains. cf his “Scandals." support of Jack Oakie and Vivienne this oil". the edition Willie Short subjects of the program in- In new appear Osborne, which also includes Lin- The 1040 scenes, showing bril- “So This Is Harris,” Eugene Broadway's liantly clude starring and Howard. coln Stedman. Max novel settings and entirely Fhil Harris, star, favorite funmakers; Eleanore 1 Hoffman Jr., radio and Was er Powell. Gertrude Gordon new,' styles in gowns, impressive. Catlett; Mason, Michael. Huntley are | Movietone News and an Loomis Sisters, Melissa j and many "Men Must Fight" is the of other noted screen play- story ; animated cartoon. Helen Gordon. Ross McLean. Jo- j ers. a woman's fight to prevent her son seph James Howard, Julia tt tt a Vitale. a it a from Mbs-:'' being forced into war. When dm? '■ V Gorman. Edna Pence, Alice Carle- MOVIE J? ' the mother marries again, this time MUSICAL ton, Florence Healey and Marian “CAVALCADE" TO becoming the wife of an American COMEDY AT CIRCLE. O’Day. OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT secretary of state, she uses her in- “Forty-Second Warner There is one of White's beauty! fluence to prevent war, only Street.’’ 1—Phillips Holmes here is seen giving May Robson a good old- 3Here is Dick Powell of Indianapolis in a very decided Hollywood pose the beautiful girls “Cavalcade" will open Thursday to learn Brothers’ musical extravaganza, chorus, most on that the fashioned hug in “Men Must Fight,” now on the screen at the with Ruby Keeler in “42nd Street,” now at the Circle. today, personally picked night at English's for a when flags start waving, opened yesterday at the Circle. the stage all limited en- men must fight. Palace. 4Jack Oakie has another sailor role in “Sailor Be Good.” now at by White himself. gagament. This picture is said to offer some- 2John Barrymore is shown in this picture all dolled up as a the Lyric. The picture is based on the Regi- tt tt tt Here thing new—powerful drama—in the sport at that time in his career of “Topaze,” now showing at the 5Here are two ideas of dress used by Frances Dee and Buster C rabbe are a few interesting facts: nald Lawrence-S. K. Lauren That play application of Apollo. "King of Jungle,” RADIO STARS Noel Coward author of the Fox which music to a screen in the now at the Indiana. Ft.m "Cavalcade. ' is hut 32 vears of age. caused comment when pro- That there story. It follows the production TOP LYRIC BILL are ISO speaking parts in duced on Broadway earlier this of 'he sea- a big Broadway Fox Film production of Noel Coward's son. musical show from Featuring the stage attraction at "Ca\ alcarie the rehearsals to the grand That 200 highly specialized Short subjects comprising the bal- open- the Lyric this week is the WLS experts technical ing. formed Director Frank Lloyd's ance of the program includes a Barn Dance company of twenty-six production slafT in preparing for and fi!m- It shows 150 girls mg Noel Coward's "Cavalcade" for Fox Charley Chase comedy, in beautiful in radio stars who come to the theater Films “Nature some of the most Wrong," a novel and in- Eighth That 25.000 modet n rostunipt uptp worn the James FitzPatrick direct from the Street the- hv tricate dances ever staged for Chicago. principals and the thousands of Traveltalk, “Iceland, Land of the the ater in extras in Noe! Cowards "Cavalcade'' as Vikings"; screen. produced hv Fox Films a Walt Disney Mickey It, On the screen is shown “Sailor is the of the That two ocean liners were hut a pair Mouse cartoon comic, “Touchdown dramatic story Be Good.” a radio picture costarring of noisy, blatant, loose, items on the list of thousands of Mickey,” and the most recent is- sentimental Jack Oakie and Vivienee Osborne. properties assembled hv Fox Films for theatrical the production of Noel Coward's of the district, with the tides of Songs of the southland, songs of " Caval- sue Hearst Metrolone News. iove cade human and human life running the western plains and songs of the That more than 2.500 tt tt tt strong actors and under the grease paint and gay nineties are combined in this actresses appear in a single scene of Fox BOSWELL SISTERS ostrich Films production of • Cavalcade." feathers. It is one of the fast-moving pretentious stage revue \ That Frank Lloyd, director of Fox TOP INDIANA SHOW most colorful and most ambitious full of color, melody and comedy. Film's super-production of Noel Coward s pieces composed for "Cavalcade" is twice winner of the* a motion pic- Some of the radio names and Academy Award for the best motion The Boswell Sisters in person on ture. personalities featured in the stage j picture of the year the stage of the Indiana I here That there are forty principal players. theater is also a bill include Rube Tronson and his 150 speaking head program Cinderella theme parts and more than 15.000 the there this week. Tie little chorus girl who Three Little minor characters in Fox Films production steps Texas Cowboy band: ” Buster Crabbe, now of Noel Coward's "Caralcade Paramount star, into the stars shoes on Maids. Sweet, Harmony trio; Hiram That a railway is seen in "King the opening station and trains In- of the Jungle," the night and panics the audience, Higsby and the Hoosier Sod Busters. cluding engines, were built and assembled screen part the at Movietone City for an important attraction. taken by Ruby Keeler, wife of Arkansas Woodchopper. the WLS sequence Martha, Connie in Fox Film's production of and Vet are the A1 Jolson. This is her first screen Rangers quartet, and as an extra "Cavalcade.” names of the girls from the soutli That song numbers and instrumental appearance, and it is said that she added attraction the Exhibition music in the film, vary from modern jazz in tiie trio. They were originally performs creditably. Square dancers with the barn dance ♦o old ragtime; fifim chiireh hvmns to from New Orleans and their funeral riirees and from national anthcms started Others in a notable cast are caller. to old world ballads. vaudeville work there. fifty Warner Baxter, Bebe Daniels Waterfront sweethearts spar with That no fewer than distinct musical In the radio field numbers form the background of "Caval- they advanced George Brent, Una Merkel, the navy’s ace gob fighters in a cade.” to fame Guy quickly as features on the Kibbe, Ned Sparks, Dick Poweli, spicy, racy comedv, an RKO Chesterfield program. Good,” Besides their Ginger Rogers and Alien Jenkins. radio picture. “Sailor Be with “Groat Magoo" Purchased radio work they have made many The film Vivienne Osborne as Red, the sail- “The Great Magoo.” was adapted from the 1—Paderewski, recognized as the world's greatest living pianist, will 4Clive Brook has one of the leads in “Cavalcade,” which opens a play by recordings and climaxed their work novel of or’s sweetheart of Jonesy. played by Ben Hecht and Gene Fowler, has by Bradford Ropes by Rian- appear in a recital at Keith’s at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon under Thursday night at English's for a limited engagement. their appearance in “The Big James and James Seymour and! Jack Oakie. Oakie is the happy-go- been purchased by Paramount for Broadcast.’ the direction of Mrs. Nancy Martens. 5Anna Ludmilla, in private life the wife of Jac Broderick, is assist- lucky gob fighter who is trained in difected by Lloyd Bacon, son of! 2Eugene Howard with his brother, Willie, are the stars of ing husband instructing Monday night Indiana filming. No cast, nor director has The sisters will feature along her in dancers at the love, drink and fighting by his j been selected. The play, presented their Frank Bacon. The dances and en- j George White’s Scandals, opening Monday for three days at ballroom. unique vocal harmonies with their waterfront sweetheart, Miss Os- on Broadway last week, is a lusty sembles were created and staged by; English's. 6The Boswell Sisters are just as pleasing on the stage as on the primitive rhythm. Thoir program the borne. comedy-romance with Coney Island noted Broadway director, Bus-1 3Here is the Arkansas Woodchopper with the WLS Barn Dance radio, judging by the way audiences are receiving them personally at includes popular and southern mel- by Berkeley. Murphy is the name of the He- as the setting. odies. company, now on the stage at the Lyric. the Indiana. AMUSEMENTS In "King of the Jungle,” Buster Crabbe is supported by Frances Dee, includes the Terminal, Alamo and brothers are offering two shows in- Irving Pichel and Sidney Toler. 1 Cozy theaters. stead of movies. There will be a tt tt tt regular . burlesque PADEREWSKI Crabbe is cast as a youth who. | ROUNDING show and a col- orphaned in the African jungle at ! ROUND Because of re-routing the Eddie ored show. “High Brown Flappers.” KEITH’S, O’CLOCK an early age. grows up with pack Cantor-George Jessel unit The policy will be continuous shows. TOMORROW—3 a will not LYMC—NOW SHOWING— $1.65. Prices—s3.3o, $2.75, $2.20, Tax of roaming lions and play the Circle on March 23. An- Included. ultimately MOTION comcs their loader. THEATERS S.'VAVf; other date will be announced soon. PICTURES Seats on Sale Today, Martens Ticket Office Captured while 33 Monument Circle—Ll. 89-1 trying to rescue tt tt a of the Tomorrow, one pack who is trapped, he 'T'HOSE reopen Seats Selling 10 o’clock Theater Box Office—Rl. 7512 brought who have never seen behind the seines of an art exhibition The Ohio theater will its GREATEST GROUP OF is to the United States, A have whore he a rare treat, in store for them. When one sees the annual doors next Saturday at 5 o'clock in c becomes head trainer in a Indiana the afternoon RADIO ENTERTAINERS circus. Artists exhibition on the walls, one has the feeling that it surely as a Continental mov- WHERE BIG PICTIRES PLAY! must have grown there. picture theater AC. Till !<- Kiddies /iO,. E'e- ON 'l'lie film reaches its climax j ing under the direc- 1 THE STAGE TODAY Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday when Be assured that it not. ] tion of Walter Lampell. The -6 P.M. Always |4 JC „ ing., fire breaks out in the circus has The exhibition has grown not only from plan is EVENINGS sl.lO TO 52.7."> and ip hands, minds IhHI the hysterical animals break loose and eyes of the artists whoso hopes are often centered to operate two days a week—Friday S mt this show, but also from the starting JOHN t LWgPIII —Mat. Wed. 55c to $2.20, Incl. Tax from their cages to roam through thoughtful consideration of the judges. at 5 and continuing until j Inis year the judges are Ross 11 o’clock, and WLS the streets of starting on Sunday a big city, leaving a E. Moffett and Daniel trail of death and destruction. \ Garber, men I McDonald, Jane Messick, Mitsu at 1 p. m. for continuous perform- ! of national repute. They seem to ! Kiychara. and Ralph Montgomery of In- Foreign pictures, probably First 77me £r*r in +fn's City St tt tt dianapolis. | ances. have had a good selecting I Helen Mowrey of Lawrence, Jj] time thus Isaac Lane Muse. j mostly German, will be presented on JOHN BARRYMORE show in of their Myrtle E. Newlin. iBARNj spite grueling all j the screen. Also there will be an HEADS day task Kathryn Paden. Russell Paidrick. “TOPAZE" CAST and the responsibility Paxine St. Helens. Robert Selby. John art exhibit. Coffee and cigarettes resting on their shoulders. Farrell Simpson of Indianapolis. 1 John Florence will be served. “Zwei Menschen" Barrymore’s newest screen The Indiana Artists B. Smithburn of New York, Richard F. doing Exhibition Sortomme Jr. of Vernon, Mabel L. Spauld- (Two Souls) will be the opening DANCEI stardom finds him comedy—- open ing will tonight with a reception of Bicknell, Arthur L. Springer of ! movie. RADIO a comedy that is thought to com- Goshen, Forrest F. Stark, Marie H. ff ; for officers and members of the Stewart. tt tt a bine whimsical characterization Art, STARS : Association and for artists who Loreen Wingerd and Helen M. Wood- Starting today with spicy plot and saucy dialogue. i ward of Indianapolis. at the Rialto, Kane ; have submitted their It wall The new film, “Topaze," produced work. Prints drawings I open to the public on Sunday aft- and of the fol- by RKO-Radio under the direction lowing ernoon. and will be on view until were accepted: DANCE M g m Harold of Harry d’Arrast, is appearing cur- j EVERY Vjfe, W | April 2. Louise W. Faulkner, Constance Forsvth. CORK'S rently on the screen of the Apollo. Hillis L. Howie. | There Saturday fg Corkers where it will remain Thurs- will also be a reception Harold McDonald. Evelyn C. Mess. through 3 till 6 o'clock Paul Sideler. Ruthellen Stone and day next. j from in honor of Loreen Wingerd of Indianapolis. Edmund G. Professsor August Topaze, Schildknecht, whose one Sculpture and crafts are Screen H played man show is opening then. by the Qn The by Barrymore, promises at first to be ] i following: HARBOR The exhibition is made up of Drive out W. Wash. St. to Ben Davis. a goody-good, for he is .seen teach- I Paul J. Payne the paintings of the Baus. Janet Bowles. Follow Municipal Airport Sign South. ing worldly-wise modern boys that following E. H. Daniels. Robert Davidson. Open Air During Summer. artists: Marie Sue Eisenhut. | honesty is essential to success. Helen At forty discovered hid- JACK A Logan Martha Lee fie WILLIE and EUGENE Lenna Adams of Muskegdn, Fcchtman. This maxim gets its first jolt when ! Mich.: G Frost. ; 'fjT den power. So Ames Aldrich of Chicago. Alix Helene he turned his j Hanna, Hibben, Alleene over conscientiousness loses him his Simon P. Baus of Indianapolis, Dale Hoch \ anew leafand became teaching job. Bessire of Earl William Justice. / a and its second when j anapolis. Nashville. Bever of Indi- Sangernebo. r crock! OAKIEIosr.QRNE - Emma Forrest F. Stark and m lie finds his honesty is enabling the C. Curry Bohm of Nashville D-A-HMS-E ikNN'E I Francois C. Brown of Noblesvllle. Mildred Warner Williams of Indianapolis. Harry f You’ll love the scoundrel! E. WoMs w HOWARD 1,. Anderson, Saturday and Sunday wS unscrupulous Baron do Latour-La- j Brown of Crawfordsville, Ruthven H. Vernon and Joe Veiland of and 'w'oium r,ng ■ Byrum of Anderson. Elizabeth G and Mary F. Oterbeck of a X'P-™ ELEANOR POWfU LOOMIS SISTfBS JI tour to wallow most happpily in ill- , Cambridge City. in V. J. Cariani of Nashville. villa pi MELISSA MASON got teen gains. tt tt tt mm HELEN CORDON n Harry Engel * of Bloomington. 78CO Komi C *He i TCPAIC”o thief! Tiie Baron needs the services of Frances Failing Indianapolis. Xohlcftvill* c of Robert Carl Niesse. for years connected feat ii ring: ROSS M LEAN JOSEPH VITALE A either an idiot or a scoundrel, and R Fink of Terre Haute, William Forsyth 1 Adapted by Benn W. g • • ! of Indianapolis. INDIANA VAGABONDS Levy l “SAILOR J**H HOWARD JtfUA GOA MAH COMA PfMCC he prefers an idiot, O. L. Foster of Lal'avette. with the Indiana and Circle theaters jQ feeling • that he One of Finest Orchestras * from the stage triumph by MACS •*** has found one Bill Galpin, Louis J. Globenskv, Marie Indiana’s CAALCTOM HOftfMCt MtALffY• HAIMOH ■ in the M. Topaze. I I Goth. and more recently with a chain of REDICED PRICES \ Marcel Pagnol ■ This is the Baron's mistake, as the j Cecil Head. Anna Agnes Hegartv. theaters in and out of Milwaukee, Cover. Sat.. 40—Sun., 35c Ibe^good^’l J M j With m modest professor He lunger. Bet tv Hinriel, Grace Lucas Hin- today Available for Sorority anil Frater- FAMOUS K: discovers his own i der all of Indianapolis: Hirshburg is general manager of the Merry ego and Rov of nity Dances. ( *Ol2. J MYENA ELOY things start to happen. Richmond. Harold Honvitz and Anna Marcus theaters in this city which O Directed by H and Abbode d'Arrast GEOROE WHITE'S Miss Myrna Loy is the intriguing Louise Hunt of Indianapolis. V Helen Kantor \ extra of „ of Bloomington, Ruth MOTION PICTURES cause heart interest, Reginald; Edna Kingsbury BROADWAY Raster. of Indianapolis. \ rillL HARRIS BEAUTIES V Lawrence McConaha and Harold Me- W'liinney of Richmond, George Joseph Honey- Voiced Radio Mess. Gordon B Mess. Dorothy Morlan all i Star in New Film Fun—- of Indianapolis: Robert C Morris of An- DANCE—IOc derson. Isaac Lane Muse of Indianapolis. | “SO THIS IS Before 8:45 Tonite & Sunday | Clara G. Newman of Richmond. 4 HARRIS’’ 1 \ D. Mildred Porter of Indianapolis. Paul NOW PLAYING with \ \ \ P aschke of New Albany. Morton Prout of u CATI.KTT | Kate Smith—Bing Croshv in KANE DIANA WYNYARD “THE BIG BROADC AST” A\ SEATS ON SALE MONDAY GIRLS IN PERSON FRANCES DEE BEAUTIFUL 16 LEWIS PIIII.I.II’S WEST SIDE ALL S RESERVED Tamer of his savage soul . A Ed Resener and the . STONE HOLMES HPVBIBHpiiV Mash Belmont Double SEA^ Concert Orchestra A Most Rohf. —Ruth Selwyn Feature Unusual Production Youns Irene Dunn Added rea Mires . “THIRTEEN WOMEN" *>r ' (TS Inc-lude Tax Jack Ho\ie. "Outlaw Justice.” Sun.. Double feature—Z.ane Grey’s Charlie Chase Comedy "MYSTER lOl'S RIDER" I-ee Trayy I upe Velez. BEGINNING FOR ORE PRICE Mickey Mouse Cartoon “HALF NAKED TRUTH.’’ Thursday Evening. March 9th Fitzpatrick VTVWMH Mich. St. si Metro Double feature Twice Daily Thereafter ■■t 1 1 ;j| fit $, 25c-". 40c Travel talk wi Joe E. Brown Balcony Main 2:30 and 8:30 P. M. 1 IQ. 15t Kiddies 10c Any Time "You Said a Mouthful." "Texas Gun Fighter." • Sun., “Half Naked Truth,” “Virtue.”