PAGE 6 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES APRIL 22, 1933 AMOS AND ANDY OPEN TWO-DAY STAY AT INDIANA TODAY Joan Crawford Has Three Leading Men in ‘Today We The Mendelssohn Choir and Giovanni Martinelli, Tenor Live,* Now on View at Palace: ‘King Kong,’ Latest of the Metropolitan Opera, Appear in Concert at Movie Thriller, Attracts Attention at Apollo. Keith's Theater Sunday Afternoon. filmization of the Ti/TEFRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S sensational William today and Sunday only, Amos and Andy are making a personal Faulkner novel, Live,” “Today We co-starring Joan Crawford and appearance on the stage Indiana them Gary Cooper, is now on view Palace FOR of the theater. With are at Loew’s for an exclusive Indian- Lightning, Kingfish. Reginald apolis engagement. the Brother Crawford, Van Porter, and others of the Knights of “Today We Live,” is a combines Mystic the Sea. story which romance of a stirring Glenda Farrell, Ben Lyon and Mary Brian featured order with a cleancut, forceful story of the war with are in “Girl Miss- the emphasis laid ing,” which is the presentation for the entire week. on tjic part played by the comamnders of the dangerous British two- screen Guy Kibbe, man torpedo boats, known as the “skeeter fleet." Lyle Talbot. Peggy Shannon and Harold Huber are also in the ca.Girl Missing.” joins ambulance a a a One-Act in order may be near them. They go to Palm Beach to “do” the that she “KING KONG" She meets and falls in love with IS millionaires and pick Guy Kibbe for Cooper, an officer in the Ameri- NOW AT APOLLO their sugar daddy. There they be- can aviation corps. On receiving come involved in a murder mystery Plays to To the modern adventurer, the and are instrumental word of his death she turns to the world offers in solving it. no more frontiers to The is authors of sweetheart of her childhood, por- conquer. No beasts wild story by the | are enough “The Mystery of the Wax Museum." trayed by Robert Young, and with to provide new thrills the Be Given for rap- Carl Erickson and Don Mullaly, and the thought in mind that “today idly diminishing band of true sol- we live,” gives herself to him. diers fortune. was directed for Warner Brothers of by Robert Florey. When Cooper who has had a Merian C. Cooper, who with Er- Series of Comedies to Be miraculous escape from the jaws of nest B. Ed Resener is conducting the In- Schoedsack brought back to diana Concert orchestra in a mu- death turns up alive, the walls j the civilized world those great rec- Presented Tuesday at around her crumble. sical presentation as a supplemen- ords of weird life, “Grass” and 1— Martinelli, famed tenor of the Metropolitan opera, be guest solo- 3Louie Lowe, popular local and his merry The picture brought will orchestra leader tary attraction. is to a ter- : “Chang,” began several years ago to ist with the Mendelssohn Sunday afternoon at in the band of musicians in the of their Sutherland Church. climax as the brother, Choir Keith’s now are second week engage- rific played dream such a dream. closing concert of the Martens season. ment at the theater. by Franchot Tone, and Young, the Nancy Terminal Big Cast Is Announced The second series of one-act plays Weaving his experiences and his 2Amos and Andy in person at 11:15 o'clock this made their 4 Gilbert Wilson is the guitar and player man to whom she has given her all, morning featured trombone Walter Walker, Theodore von will be presented by the Sutherland fantastic imagination into the yarn first appearance on the Indiana stage. Their engagement will close appearing with the Continental orchestra now playing on the Indi- Eltz, sacrifice their lives that the life of to thrill the true Dorothy Libaire. Jane Darwell, Gene drama school on Tuesday, April 25, adventurer’s heart, with the Sunday appearances. ana Roof. Cooper might be spared for the he formulated, with the help of the Morgan and Lillian Harmer have at the Sutherland Presbyterian heroine. ! late Edgar Wallace, a movie called been added to the cast of “Jennie church, Twenty-eighth and Guilford The supporting cast includes “King Kong,” which is now on view Gerhardt” which B. P. Schulberg is at 8:15 o'clock. Roscoe Karns, whose comical antics at the Apollo. producing from Theodore Dreiser's make him thp life of the billet; When such a man dreams of ad- novel. Others in the cast are Sylvia Ames Goes West Louise Closer Hale, Rollo Lloyd and venture. he is likely to pass over fact Sidney, Donald Cook, H. B. Warner, Adrienne Ames left New York for Hilda Vaughn. for fantasy, and let his vision run Mary Astor and Edward Arnold. Hollywood after a short vacation. A Walt Disney Mickey Mouse Car- riot. And that is just exactly what toon Comic heads the list of select- Mr. Cooper has done in his concep- MOTION PICTURES ed short subjects which includes ex- tion of “King Kong.” cerpts from the news of the week He has conceived a modern ro- • H sLk am. 'Hraifcc jJffL as selected from the most recent mance against the background of issue of the Hearst Metrotone News prehistoric colossi. Featuring a and a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Sport monstrous ape fifty-six tLCibqle feet tall, Champions subject with popular who is captured on a mysterious j Fete Smith at the microphone. island, by the aid of a beautiful An>' Time a a a American girl and her sweetheart. Hear M MUSSOLINI IS The ape is brought to New York for MUSSOLINI A MOVIE ACTOR NOW exhibition purposes, and on the Ls g |||] night of his first appearance breaks “Mussolini Speaks,” a Columbia loose and proceeds to wreck the city. picture now at the Circle is the first Fay Wray and Bruce Cabot have “If I advance, follow g* complete and exclusive record of the the romantic leads and Robert Arm- me; if I retreat, kill life of today’s “man of the hour.” strong is the motion picture director, me; if I fall, avenge j- ok HR # a It is unique in that for the first who sponsors the expedition in ■ time a great man is recorded on search of the giant ape. The sup- celluloid during his lifetime. porting cast numbers the thou- into /. The prime minister himself plays sands. —Gnla Added Attraction*— - the chDf a 'a a role—“himself.” Hal , Mitzi The gestures, actions and speeches RENE CLAIR * /Y' 31 of this international figure are de- LEROY MAYFAIR V HEADS OHIO CAST in Merry Musical Comedy %‘if\xn cS 'lil livered with the vivid, fiery gusto ®| \ that is the man Mussolini. On Monday at the Ohio, Rene “Way of All Freshmen” ( The son of a blacksmith, his first Clair, in a French language movie, 1—Mussolini is the chief “actor” in “31ussolini Speaks,” now on view 4Ben Lyon and Peggy Shannon have the leads in the Warner tH //Mr 'im Mack Sennett Comedy duties “Sous Les Toits Des opens vßflf f ''s^A were at the forge. Next he Paris,” at the Circle. Brothers hit, “Girl Missing,” now showing on the screen at the “SWEET COOKIE” with Wfl.W W a engagement. Kong, great Kong,” —Marjorio ;v was as school teacher, an active two-day This is a 2Meet the brute of size in “King now on the Indiana theater. Franklin I’anKhorn M ; .1 poliitician, a revolutionist, a soldier, tale of the romance of two insep- screen at the Apollo. 5Joan Crawford has three leading men, including handsome Gary Beebe m the leader of the Fascist movement arable companions, Albert and 3Pola IHcry in the French language movie, “Sous Les Toits Des Paris,” Cooper, in “Today We Live,” now the screen feature on the Palace PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS I and dictator of Italy. Louise and a little Rumanian girl. which opens Monday afternoon for a two-day run at the Ohio. bill. The producers of this picture have The movie today and Sunday is not hampered by a lack of “The White Devil,” in English. been Grant’s Next One Announced MOTION PICTURES 1 color in the man’s life and the ab- ana sence of adventure and Cary Grant’s next picture will be romance. OFFERING AT “Gambling “I shall make my own life my mas- ROUNDING ROUND Ship.” He will play op- TERMINAL terpiece,” said this great contempo- AND ALAMO posite Carole Lomb.ard in this story rary, and those who see the film Starting Sunday for three with WALTER by Peter Ruric and will be under days TT-IT? A Q the direction of Max Marcin and may see how successful he has been. at the Terminal will be “Race I 1 H/IVO D. HICKMAN Who is he*? Where did he come Track,” with Leo Carrillo. Kay Louis Gasnier. Grant and Miss from? What has he done? How Hammond, Lee Moran Lombard have just finished “The and Junior plans call for me to Eagle did the blacksmith’s son become Coghlan are in the cast. Louie Lowe interview Amos and Andy over WKBF arid the Hawk.” dictator of a great nation and and his orchestra their PRESENTabout 5:15 o’clock this afternoon. an are in sec- MOTION PICTURES ... outstanding world personality? All ond week at the Terminal. There might be a slight change in the exact minute the interview TODAY! STAGE EVENT takes these questions are anwered in The Alamo is offering Tom Mix place as the schedule today at the Indiana calls for seven appear- "Mussolini Speaks.” in “The Rustlers’ Roundup” for a ances of this famous air team. Lowell Thomas, well-known com- three-day engagement. I will make an effort to ask Amos and Andy some of the many \jmm& questions you have written me concerning them in the past year. I WHERE BIG PLATI Regardless of the enormous pressure of their schedule at the Indiana I Too bljr for ono theater. The today and Sunday, it is most refreshing to know that these men are llailio City and MARTENS CONCERTS, INC. willing to take their own time to be interviewed. gW I am most grateful because I have KEITH’S—TOMORROW—3 O’CLOCK ! had so many requests from children Page” is breaking all box office rec- SPRING FESTIVAL OF GRAND OPERA MUSIC hospitals as well as juvenile and ords for the Playhouse, the home of adult shut-ins in homes for me to the Civic It interview Theater productions. GIOVANNI MARTINELLI j these two men who have was scheduled to close tonight, but brought happiness T„f*nlinTenor Metropolitan Opera I so much into so it is necessary for the Civic to give ; many homes. an extra performance Sunday night MENDELSSOHN CHOIR—IIO VOICES My suggestion that you keep Steffen, is to take care of the overflow. Elmer Conductor. ! in touch for station announcements Seats u on Sale Today, Martens Ticket Office, 33 Monument Circle. ! over WKBF concerning the exact Tomorrow, Theatre Box Office. RI-7512. i time for this important interview. Richard Halliburton’s first re- Prices: 55c, SI.IO, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, $3.30 a a leased movie, “India Speaks,” is an- I Am informed that “The Front nounced for release by RKO. He wrote “The Royal Road to Ro- mance” and other corking good modern travel books. u n n My mail has been flooded with requests that I explain how “King Kong” was made. The fact is I don’t know and sev- eral of my theories are as fantastic as the movie is. I confess after seeing this picture twice that I am at loss to figure out how it was made. I understand Scientific American and other magazines have had different ver- sions on how “King Kong” was made. To me, this picture is a “mechan- ical marvel,” especially the enor- mous ape and the “pre-historic ani- mals.” And the sound that accom- panies the battles of these “ani- Arm- mals” is another technical marvel. ■ strong WgjjgT , Here is the vmost fantastic movie I have ever seen. I know I couldn’t sleep for hours after seeing “King Kong,” but I am going to recom- mend it for children as well as adults. It is now on view at the Apollo. Jr *!J:'* ife \ Walker Engaged Again Stuart Walker will direct “Dis- graced,” featuring Claudette Colbert. MOTION PICTURES

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