MARCH 11, 1933 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5 MAE WEST, JOHN GILBERT AND DICK POWELL HEAD CASTS ‘Private Jones,’ ‘Fast Workers,’ “She Done Him Wrong’ Noel Coward Has Woven Three Romances Into the Pat- and *42nd Street’ Bid for Favor in the Downtown tern of His Story in ‘Cavalcade,’ Now Being Movie Theaters for a Week. Presented Twice Daily at English's. the laughs, tears, comedy and tragedy of olive drab doughboy “Cavalcade” which Fox Film Corporation is offering on the screen ALLdays arc said to accompany Lee Tracy in Universal’s new film, “Pri- INat English's, Noel Coward has woven three romances into the pattern vate Jones.’’ which is apeparing currently upon the screen of the Apollo. of his tapestry record of the march of the generation. The film will remain through Thursday next. The first romance is one between husband and wife, a rather unique Tracy, who has gained unusual popularity, through his recent fast- departure in these days when marital infidelities supply the theme for talking characterizations which live on the screen, as no other actor is so many dramas. It is this romance of the Marryots enduring through thought to have made them live, plays the title role of the new photo- the trials and vicissitudes of the chaotic past thirty years that is said to play, which is the screen adaptation of a widely discussed play, especially add much power and strength to "Cavalcade.” revamped for film purposes. The second romance starts with | The star, it will be recalled, ap- a boy and girl affair between the peared in 'Blessed Event,” “Wash- at the Terminal for a week’s en- older Marryot son and Edith, the ington Merry-Go-Round” and “Half gagement. daughter of Mrs. Marryots friend. role is Floor Show Naked Truth,” and his new' The story deals with a button- It culminates in a happy honey- said to provide the dynamic actot eyed lad, who, getting kicked out of moon, fated for a tragic termina- with the best part of his entire school with his room mate for sus- tion when the Titanic, on which career, acccording to reports, even picious goings-on in a girl’s dormi- they are passengers, goes down in Remain s surpassing those enacted during his tory, gets in a bank rob- Broadway. involved mid-Atlantic. successful stay on bery and escapes to Mexico disguised The third is a modern-day sort “Private Jones,” pre- Tracy, in as Don Sebastian the Second, the of affair between young Joe Mar- on Roof sents an arrogant, devil-may-care famous bull fighter. ryot, and in his of E. F„ taking orders proud handsome private the A. He accepts the acclaim of a great Fanny one, officer’s uniform, and from no and receiving his pun- fete in his honor, trying desperately Bridges, a dancer who is the toast the McKinney's Orchestra Is in ishment in same manner. to maintain his masquerade until of London, whose parents for- However, when time presents but the the minute he is forced into the merly itself, in were servants of the Mar- Second Week in he performs a commend- arena to fight four storming bulls % During the unwinding ryots. able manner. in the thrilling climax to the pic- Their affair persists throughout of the film many sequences pre- Ballroom. ture. the war years, Fanny steadfastly re- sented are much like “Cock-Eyed The program includes several fusing marry Joe McKinney's Cotton Pickers opened World,” so far as comedy and hu- to or discuss the short subjects. matter until peace is declared. the second and last week of their morous situations are concerned. a u a The supporting cast includes Glo- Despite his protests she is skep- engagement on the Indiana roof ria Stuart. Borton Churchill, Rus- NEW MAYNARD tical of the attitude of his family last night. sell Gleason, Frank McHugh, Don- MOVIE AT THE ALAMO toward their marriage. They are featuring a brand of and tt n ald Cook, Emma Dunn Walter "Between Fighting Men,” Ken dance music which sets them apart Catlett. Maynard’s latest starring western, 1—Warner Baxter Is a “sensible” musical comedy director in “42nd 4Lee Tracy, snappy and peppy, learns all about army rules and GRADUATE RECITAL from the ordinary dance orchestra. tt tt tt opens today at the Alamo for three Street,” now in its second week at the Circle. regulations in “Private Jones,” now showing on the screen at the 15 ANNOUNCED HERE. It is of the “intense” order and pos- NEW GILBERT days. 2John Gilbert has real role in “Fast Workers,” now on view Apollo theater. sesses all of the untamed rhythm a he-man The Arthur Jordan Conservatory MOVIE AT PALACE. It tells the story of the ancient at the Palace. 5Mae W’est, “Diamond Lil” herself, is seen here all dolled up for of the colored race plus a refine- range of Music will present R. Bernard ment that lists them among the Metro-Gold- feud between cattlemen of the 2—Eddie Cantor fights or runs from a real bull in “The Kid From more diamonds in “She Done Him Wrong,” now on the screen at John Gilbert's latest and the raisers. Fitzgerald, student of Leslie E. effort, country sheep Many Spain,” now at the Terminal. the Indiana. music masters of the day. wyn-Mayrr starring "Fast bitter for Peck, artist teacher of trumpet at Cuba drum- the life of battles in the fight Austin, McKinney’s Workers,” melodrama of supremacy of the cattlemen strug- the conservatory, in a graduate re- mer, roof dancers during at Loew’s surprised riveters, opened Friday gling to retain the grazing lands for cital at the Odeon, 106 East North the last week when he came to the Palace for an exclusive Indianapolis street, Thursday evening, March their cattle and the sheep raisers to on front of the stage and did an ec- engagement. lands for their herds of 16 at 8 o'clock. the film version gain new centric tap dance. Heretofore he "Fast Workers” is sheep. He will be assisted by Harriet stayed behind his drums, from of the John W. McDermott story en- violinist, the Supporting Maynard are Ruth Payne, and conserva- where kept the Cotton Picker titled, ’’Not the Marrying Kind.” tory quartet, of Ed- he Hall, Josephine Dunn, Wallace Mac- string consisting fans in a hilarious mood with his Supporting Gilbert in this Lowe- Jones, first Donald and a large cast of western win violinist; George antics. Me.Laglen, Graves, Holt type picture Baumann, second violin; Stanley favorites. In addition to the fea- Dave Wilbourne is again the fea- are Robert Armstrong, as the hap- appear Norris, viola, and Adolph Schell- ture there will the regular tured soloist. py-go-lucky pal; Mae Clarke, as the short subject program. schmidt, cello, with Glenn F. leading lady; Muriel Kirkland, Downey, string bass, and Frances The floor show, which is run at p. Wednesday whose work as a leading lady in the Wishard, pianist. Ruth M. Hutch- 10:30 m. on Sunday, nights, late Stuart Walker stock company ins and Clarence Loomis will be the and Friday and at 11:30 p. will still be remembered by Indian- accompanists. m. on Saturday nights, features a Buck Is on singing and dancing creole girl apolis theatergoers; Muriel Evans, The following is the program; the girl of Charlie Chase comedies; i chorus. Fat Horn and Slim Sax Burns, "Solo dans le style Ancien" Goevens provide the comedy element for the Virginia Cherill, Robert “Andante” (from “Concerto in E flat Warner Richmond. Vinca Barnett Way to Get major”) Haydn show when they burlesque an adagio Guy “Ballade” Balay dance. featured in the and Usher. Mr. Fitzgerald. Others re- The story concerns the exploits of II vue are Billie and Dollie, dancing Gilbert Armstrong, who are “Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso. girls, and Clarence Carter, a singer. and Big Prize Op. 28” Saint-Saens employed as riveters on a New York Miss Payne. The roof continues to offer dance 111 skyscraper. "Septuor” Saint-Saens instructions, under Jac Broderick's Armstrong For trumpet and strings. direction Monday from who is of a more se- Preamble. on evening rious type of person, is attempting Famous Camera Man Hopes jifffjp Intermede. 8:30 to 10:30. to find a wife and settle down, but Menuet. Baby IV the effervescent Gilbert is more of to Capture Live “Poeme Op. 25“ Chausson Jose and Ramon Talk takes great Miss Payne. the play-boy nature and V Jose Uturbi. noted Mexican pian- delight in ruining the plans and Rhinoceros. “Piece Symphonique" ist, entertained by Mr. Fitzgerald. Barbier was Ramon No- love affairs of his co-worker. Frank Buck, who brings ’em back varro on the set of his new feature All goes well until Armstrong, in a tt it it "Man the Nile” at the from the jungles of the world, on Metro- playful mood, marries the favorite alive PIANO STUDENTS Goldwyn-Mayer studios where they motion pic- girl-friend of the erstwhile Gilbert. and presents thrilling TO GIVE CONCERT exchanged ideas on instrumental From there on the fireworks and ture accounts of his iife-and-death and vocal music. On Friday evening, March 17, the fun begins. adventures, has sailed on the S. S. and Oliver Hardy are 1—This pictures Diana Wynvard and Clive Brook in an understanding 3—Harold Kreutzberg. famous German dancer, and Miss Page in Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Ernst Lubitsch Leaves West Stan Laurel Aquitania on the first lap of his Coast hack again in their latest comedy. pose in “Cavalcade,” now showing twice daily at English’s. a scene from a dance they will do at Keith’s when Mrs. Music will present students of Lu- new expedition into the far eastern cille Ernst Lubitsch, Paramount's ace "Twice Two.” 2Ruth Page comes home to dance before her own people at Keith's Nancy Martens presents them in a dance recital on Sunday, Lockman Wagner, member of director, in wild animal territory. the piano is New York to look A Walt Disney Silly Symphony on Sunday afternoon, March 26. March 26. faculty, in recital at the over a number of The accompanying party, includ- 106 East North Broadway shows cartoon in technicolor, "Babes in Odeon, street, at with a view to selecting one for ing representatives of the Van Beur- 8:00 o’clock. Betty Jane Hatfield, tire Wood,” Metro-Goldw'yn-Mayer's Corporation, makers of “Bring the playwright of “What Ann adaptation as his next directorial Champions in a en- en Margaret Wilcox, Bonnie Jean Mc- Sports novelty ’Em Back Alive," will first travel Brought Home,” the third produc- assignment. titled, Mania,” with ex- Kechnie, Dorothy Elkins, Edward “Motorcycle to Paris and Rome, tion of the season to be presented Announce Date remarks by Pete Smith, from Cherbourg ROUNDING ROUND Emery, Marthagrace Williams, Pris- MOTION PICTURES planatory in both of which cities the Buck by the Sutherland Players at the cilla the world's happenings selected Sutherland Presbyterian church, Brown and Helen Kramer, will will have its European pre- The Brookside Players announce by students from the Hearst Mctrotone News picture, With WALTER and Guilford be assisted of Hugh Mc- and then ship directly for Twenty-eighth street the selection of a two-act comedy, Gibney and Frances also and a short musical reel, “Melody mieres, i libn I LRO and Tuesday Beik, Singapore on the Marnix Van St. and. HICKMAN avenue, on Monday of Makers,” the program. 14, at 8:15. “Let’s All Get Married,” as their members the faculty at the con- round out Aldegonde from Genoa. evenings, March 13 and servatory. tt prosperous run on first major production under the tt tt The seventeen-day trip through PAGE is coming home to dance before her own at Keith’s Fresh from a people Broadway and a remarkably suc- direction MAE IS the and the Indian RUTHSunday afternoon, of Edward Green. Its ini- Tone Takes Some WEST Suez canal on March 26, according to Mrs. Nancy Martens. cessful career in professional stock, Lessons will interrupted by a stop Co-starring with Miss Page will be the Kreutzberg, tial performance is scheduled for STARRED AT INDIANA ocean be famous Harald this comedy of small-town life is Franchot Tone has been getting Ceylon. Once arrived at Singa- famous German dancer who has appeared here March 28, at 8:15 p. m„ in the her first role at several times. as vividly human and humorous a some pointers on the fine art of Mae West is seen in pore, Buck and his expedition will For some time. Miss Page and Brookside community house audito- busting” from his star at the the- story as ever delighted an audi- “broncho friend # as a screen Indiana travel to Sumatra and the interior Kreutzberg have been appearing in rium. Included in the cast are Miss Hank Worden, world’s coi.invvN she is in "She concert and when the daughter re- ence. champion MAYER *SBgi ater. where appearing of Nepal, where famous captor programs of dance recitals. They Myra Rowley, Miss Christina Val- sitter who has been f fggfe f only other the turned home she found the dollar Norman Green, the director, has saddle visiting Present* >.' Done Him Wrong." Her wild attempt the al- first planned to tour Japan, but that entine, Miss Caroline Brown, Pietje- him during the filming of sMIPt in sup- of animals will bill in a pocket of her coat. selected an experienced cast of “Today previous screen work was impossible capturing tour has been postponed. Nell Lentz, Kenneth E. Lemons, Al- We Live” in which most feat of tt tt tt players. Those appearing are the New York GII.BERT port of George Raft in "Night After Hall, / alive a baby rhinoceros, for exhibi- It has been some years since Miss Fannie K. Fort, Emily Yucknat, lan Rudolph Sedlak, William stage player has a featured role of oid— Night.” A Indian jj tion in America. appeared before an Indianap- beautiful play entitled C. Thomas, Walter Bates, and Jack with Joan Crawford and Gary Coop- Fast wrote "She Done Him Page "Tho Thousand Miles for Book,” Mary Hoover, Margaret Eerrie, In a j Mae West Denis, producer of the olis audience. She has triumphed a Fledderjohn, Young, White. er at the M-G-M studios. Tone first Romantic % ,'■ Wrong” herself, and in the sup- Armand be given at Broadway Riley Russell successful Balinese film, “Goona not only in this country, but in the Fledderjohn, Scott Ging met Worden while the “broncho porting cast are Cary Grant, Noah Methodist church Sunday evening, Clamor Goona,” who will direct the camera South America, London and other and Norman Green. buster” was featured at Madison jjjjjjj^ Beery, Gilbert Roland, Rochelle March 12, at 7:45, in the community Square Gardens record of the expedition, to be called European countries as well as tt tt u in New York. Hudson and Owen Moore. Lowell room. in three Cargo,” Japan. This play scenes today that Tragedy! Sherman the picture for "Wild accompanies 'Buck. depicting It was announced the directed always the struggle of the Amer- German and foreign Caetano Scarpitta, MOTION PICTURES Mrs. Buck, who travels Frederick Wilckens, pianist, will obtain, Ohio with a interna- Paramount. ican Indian to the white pictures sculptor, Gjohn her on ex- language policy in its will tionally-known has “She Done Him Wrong” is a lusty,: with husband his jungle be the accompanist for the dancers man’s Book of Heaven, will be pre- ILBERT ploration, though never when they Keith's. not open its season late this after- just completed a life-size nude roaring melodrama of the Bowery appearing appear at sented under the direction of In £ with Robert noon. Next Saturday is the sched- figure of Marlene Dietrich where and in the picture accounts, is the tt it tt men are men where i Louis Oberreich, and will take the opening. which will be used in her next women were Miss West party. uled hefty. plays j When cash was scarce in many place of the regular evening preach- picture, “Lady Lou,” beer-hall Nick Cavaliere, Buck’s camera- “The Song of Songs.” FAST the role of a j homes for the Paderewski concert ing service. “Sad Indian” Is Bought Miss Dietrich posed with a host of male admirers, man on previous expeditions, and for the singer j last Sunday at Keith's many hu- Those participating are: Mrs. J. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has ac- head of her statue a pro- who provide her with diamonds in responsible for some of the fine but WORKERS man things happened. One man ap- E. Andrews. Mrs. C. C. McMurtrey, quired motion picture rights to fessional model for the return for her favors. photography of "Bring ’Em Back novel, “Sad posed With peared at the boxoffice carrying his Marjorie Browmless, Dorthea Craft, Thames Williamson’s rest. When Cary Grant, ostensibly the Alive” heads the camera contingent wife's pocketbook. He opened it and Chester Long, Frank Tinsley, Mill- Indian.” published last fall by Har- ROBERT ARMSTRONG neighboring the trip. head of a mission, on "Wild Cargo" turned out over ten dollars in pen- ard Gannon, John Henley, Robert court Brace & Cos. MAE CLARKE comes along, he fails to supply gems, nies, nickles and dimes. Schnell, Frank Wood, George PICTURES MURIEL KIRKLAND but. he does, on the other hand, pro- He laughed and said, "We just Young, Richard Millard Jr., Billy MOTION EXTRA vide a series of startling events. DUE SOON robbed the baby’s bank.” Troyer, Wayne Brownlee, George Miss West sings three songs in tt tt tt Hoagland. Indian music by Chester LAUREL—HAKDY the picture—’"Frankie and Johnnie,” Long and Mrs. Robert Avels. “A Man What Takes His Time” and Mrs. Nancy Martens, who pre- COMEDY TREAT tt tt tt sented Paderewski, was called into fmj£ DISNEY “Haven’t Got No of Mind.” S. INDIANA PETE Peace Larry Johnson, the Circle Theatre Cos. Fd Reseller is presenting another the lobby. There she met an elderly who has many Cptrated by t SMITH COLOR presentation woman with her young daughter. Broadway successes to his credit, is SPORTS CARTOON musical this week with -x.G LIS GOES~“WEST” 'W* TOPICS COMIC ■ the Indiana concert orchestra. The woman was in tears. AMUSEMENTS INDJAMPO o a a She pressed a dollar bill into the Was A Frankie and Johnny Gal HEARBT-METRO NEWS hands of Mrs. Martens and She mM CIRCLE HOLDS sobbed. “Please just let my daughter stand "EVEN GREATER THAN ’Em j£J OVER Who Took Her Men Where She Found MUSICAL MOVIE and hear the great man play just BIRTH OF A NATION" "Forty-Second Street,” Warner one number. This is my last dollar. Take it.” Brothers’ dramatic epic The story of a Tracy and musical And I will tell you a secret. love that stage As the Cocky, TERMINALQPPO/lT> TRACTION TERWINAU' of back life, is now in its field, with faith and cour- Quick Tem- ; Mother and daughter heard all the MAE WESTjO | pered, Lovable second week at the Soldier’ Circle. age, in defianceof the rush- Whom Nobody ! OHI LOOK AT EDDIE 1 Busby Berkeley, who has handled "Diamond LiT' Herself Understood. scores of big choruses for New York ing jCavalcadr called life. musical shows, has instituted some- DANCE, 10c PRIVATE thing new in chorus work for this Before 8:45 Tonite & Sundav ‘‘She Done Him Wrong” ( A Paramount Picture with picture. IVJjYjy. . Y For the big number of “Forty- JONE( CHATTERBOX ! with <; Second Street" he rigged out a turn- MOORE table nearly 100 feet In diamater, BALLROOM OWEN GLORIA STUART | which in turn was divided into Fountain Square Theater Bldg. DONALD COOK three parts. With the aid of an 1105 Prospect St. EI) an