PAGE 6 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .OCT. 7, T933 SOME OF SEASON’S IMPORTANT MOVIES ARE NOW ON VIEW ‘Night Flight’ at the Palace Has Two Barrymores In Cast, Brooke Johns. Well Liked as a Master of Ceremonies, Is in Addition to Helen Hayes, Clark Gable, Robert Heading the Stage Show Now on View at the Montgomery, Myrna Loy and Others. Indiana Theater for Week's Engagement.

' FLIGHT,” Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s super-production with I 'HE Indiana theater today and through Thursday night presents on 1 w a multi-star cast, now on view at Loew’s Palace, brings to the the stage the return of Brooke Johns, heading a stage show of New screen a brilliant array of screen talent headed by John Barrymore, Helen York celebrities. The screen attraction is Claudette Colbert in “Torch Hayes, Clark Gable, Lionel Barrymore, Robert Montgomery and Myrna Singer,” her latest Paramount picture. Loy. “Torch Singer” tells the story of a hard-hearted queen of the night "Night Flight” is a terrifically powerful drama of night air mail clubs. The ‘‘worst woman in New York.’’ she is willing to take every- flying in South America and, it is reported, is one of the most authentic thing her male following offer. and most human airplane stories written so far. In the radio sequence of the picture, Miss Colbert is called upon to "Night Flight" brings to the screen a true-to-fact narrative of actual croon a lullaby. It was in marked contrast to the other songs she had conditions over a period of twenty-four hours of air mail service in sung in the picture and directors Alexander Hall and George Somnes Bouth America. asked Bing Crosby to explain and The story revolves around John demonstrate the subtle differences. Barrymore, driving general a stern, larly enough, that goes back to the Supporting Miss Colbert in this manager line company. picture of an air : first principles of movie-making. Pageant to are Ricardo Cortez, David Clark Gable is pilot of a storm- This important step is labeled Manners, Lyda Roberti and Baby caught plane from Puntas Arenas. “narratage” by Producer Jesse L. Le Roy, child star of “Bedtime Montgomery is pilot of a i Story.” Robert ! Lasky and is said to serve as proof plane crossing towering mountains. Be Given ‘ for thing that the cinema is at The stage acts supporting Johns Hayes wife one Helen is the fear-ridden | its best when it forgets the hide- | include Nell Kelly, lady dynamite; of Gable. Lionel Barrymore is a bound conventions of the Five Bay Boys, college capers; Nord doddering inspector : drama, | old of air- | with its forced depictions of life at Murat and Jeanie, 300 pounds and a half planes, and Myrna Loy is the wife within the confines of proscenium. pint; Dixon and Pal, a day at the of the plane i a ; of George Gargan, pilot There is no attempt in “The beach; Three California Redheads, to Brazil. It is around there players de- Power and The Glory” to adhere to ‘Heaven Bound’ Will Play a bouquet of beauty; Lee Mason, that a highly dramatic plot a chronological sequence In telling a medley of numbers, in- velops. singing the story. The scene shifts from jKL jpl Imbll _jS Three-Day cluding the popular “Love, Is the de Return From the pen of Antione - the past to the present exactly as to [ :■• •-• • -■ Tiling,” Tyner, per- Eaint-Exuupery, an pilot ■,. '3B Ralph Morgan, make this their operations. drone of the Helen Vinson and Simpson. are twenty-three prominent roles, Miss Young falls in love with cause of the unrelieved William and all will be filled by trained sing- Tone, No one seemed to think K. Howard directed. a successful young attorney. motors. a o a ers from the south. When a gangster leader decides that a musical accompaniment was “STATE FAIR” The heavenly chorus of 200 will be to kill Tone the dramatic tension possible. made up of members of choirs this drama of air mail flying, OPENS AT KEITH’S of mounts to a terrific tempo. For local colored churches. The music The supporting includes fabricated musical score chapter cast Strohart a Writing anew in the brief is being directed by Mrs. Rose Smith Frank Conroy, Warren through work by the history Hymer, Ivan which, clever of real all-star pictures, Fox Loder of New Orleans, a graduate sound department, is heard in two Films drew Simpson, Charles Grapewin and upon the finest talent of Oberlin Conservatory, and at Martha Sleeper. ways. Hollywood Supplementing different of to bring Phil Strong’s teacher of voice in Straight When the physical plunge of the present the feature will be a cartoon com- Literary Guild prize novel, “State college, New Orleans. edy, a sports reel and Metro News. plane forward through a storm is to Fair,” to the screen. be emphasized, the motor sound is It opens today at Keith’s. The the loudest. When the emotional cast chosen to portray the characters —MARTENS CONCERTS, Inc.— reactions of the pilot, Clark Gable, of the best selling novel includes is the important feature, the sound Janet Gaynor, Will Rogers, Lew SALE OF SINGLE SEATS MONDAY MORNING of the motor is diminished, and the Ayres, Sally Eilers, Norman Foster, brought ALL SEATS ON SALE MARTENS TICKET OFFICE musical accompaniment is Frank Craven, Louise Dresser and up in volume. Victor Jory. There is also Blue Boy, 33 Monument Circle LI. 8921 Outstanding in lesser roles are DOO pounds of grand champion SUNDAY" AFTERNOON—OCTOBER 22ND such stage and screen talent as Hampshire boar. William Gargan, C. Henry Gordon, In assembling this imposing array ROSA PONSELLE Leslie Fenton, Harry Beresford, Prima Donna Dramatic Soprano, Metropolitan Opera Company of star talent, Fox upset precedent SUNDAY AFTERNOON—NOVEMBER 12TH Frank Conroy and Ralf Harolde. in two ways. It went beyond its the Holding the feature spot of own studio contract roster to secure JOHN CHARLES THOMAS program supplementary of extra- Ayres as Miss Gaynor’s sweetheart, America’s Famous Baritone added featurettes is a Charley Chase SUNDAY AFTERNOON—DECEMBER 3RD and it chose all of the stars to fit opens comedy entitled "Sherman Said It” 1—Ted Mack brings his well-known orchestra to the .Indiana Roof ball- 4Rosa Ponselle, grand opera prima donna, the concert building ' MISCHA roles, rather than parts to for Mrs. Nancy Martens at English’s theater on Sunday after- ELMAN and a James Fitzpatrick traveltalk suit player personalities. room tonight for a limited engagement. season Celebrated Violinist titled "Guiana.” The latest issue of 2 Mrs. Frank W. Cregor is president of the Indianapolis Matinee noon, Oct. 22. ana is good with SUNDAY AFTERNOON—JANUARY 28TH Hearst Metrotone News picturizing which ready open its season. 5Lee Mason is the good looking chap who making OHIO THEATER Musical is to of Lou SIGRID ONEGIN the recent world news events com- Johns is back the stage as master of ceremonies at the the Indiana theater orchestra under the direction TO OPEN MONDAY. 3Brooke on World-Renowned Swedish Contralto pletes the screen bill for the week. Indiana. Forbes. AFTERNOON—FEBRUARY 25T11 a a a “Damaged Lives,” which opens at SUNDAY “ANN VICKERS” the Ohio theater on Monday, Oct. Pendleton Signs Contract CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OPENS TODAY AT CIRCLE. 9, has been sponsored by the Amer- Stooges Stage Gay Party EUGENE GOOSSENS—Conductor Healy’s stooges high result of his work In the WALTER GIESEKING “Ann Vickers,” with Irene Dunne ican Social Hygiene Association be- Ted held Asa recently they staged Here Sunday picture, “Pent- Pianist and Soloist with Orchestra. cause this picture deals with the In the Earlies revels when a current Capitol Including and Walter Huston co-starred, is for “Larry,” of Sunday Prices—sl.lO, $1.05, $3.20, 52.15. Box Seats. $3.50 Tax. the first novel by Sinclair Lewis problems in which the association The word “lot” as a designa- birthday party one At 3 and 8:15 p. m. house,” Nat Pendleton has been their number, at their Santa Monica Veterans of FRIDAY EVENING—NOV. 3—By Popular Demand written since he won the Nobel is most vitally interested, and tion for a motion picture stu- at English’s, the to a Metro- The laughmakers “Meet Kyrl signed long-term prize for literature—and it is ac- through encouraging its general dio once had a very literal home. of Foreign Wars will present DON COSSACK, Singing Horsemen of the Steppes presentation the Baron” and other Metro- band. These Goldwyn-Mayer contract. Pendle- claimed by critics as his greatest. the board of directors meaning, it is learned from Ce- and his famous Prices—sl.lo, $1.05, 53.20 Including Tax. Goldwyn-Mayer hits entertained of was a Columbia uni- MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION This film opens today at the Circle hope to further the work of safe- cil B. De Mille, who has just concerts are for the benefit ton formerly and Fifi D’Orsay, Polly Moran, George Widows ALL CONCERTS ENGLISH THEATER theater. guarding men and women, and more finished fifming “This Day the National Home for versity athlete. particularly boys and girls of ado- Age” at the Paramount stu- Givot, Ted Healy and others of note and Orphans at Eaton Rap- As is always the case with Lewis’ at a beach frolic. novels, Vickers” has timely lescent ages, against the medical and dios. Back in the days when ids, Mich. The soloists will be MOTION PICTURES “Ann a Mille a little studio of the and vital theme. The por- social dangers. De put up Anna Fitzu, soprano story lemon orchard near Los Marie Is Busy Again and trays tpe modern American worn- “Damaged Lives” depicts the in a Metropolitan opera, Marie Angeles and filmed “The Squaw Jean Hersholt, playing Rosen, the men, the business woman, the needless horror and tragedy that can Kryl, pianist. enter the lives of two average young Man,” producers and would-be art dealer, in “The Late Christopher social worker, the successful fem- producers used to roam around Bean,” with Marie Dressier and Lio- TELEPHONE RILEY 1913 inist. Ever striving for success and people who are not fully informed THEATRE for vacant lots on is in his ideal ele- OHIO they may looking nel Barrymore, acclaim, Ann Vickers must ultimate- as to how protect their MOTION PICTURES health, and fear to seek advice and which to stage their motion ment. Between scenes Hersholt, a ly choose between those factors in pictures. A wooden shack or painter, and Barymore, an etcher, a. to p. m. her life and the love for which she sympathy from physicians and OPENING MONDAY MORNING—Continuous II m. II friends. an open, glass-roofed stage hold long conferences on art. When has always yearned. usually was erected in the cen- Sam Wood, the director, wants them Admission 25 Cents to 6 o’Clock-40 Cents io Closing. Reports from all theater sectors All in the Day’s News ter of the lot. in the sets he calls, “Bring on the are that Irene Dunne, cast in the Ted Healy’s bounding “stooges,” two Rembrandts.” title role, has the strongest and in bizarre makeup, romped arouna MIGHTY IN DRAMA MOTION PICTURES IN most dramatic role of her career. a corner of a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Noted Writer Goes West MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE to You? OUTSTANDING IN ITS CAST Could it Happen As “Ann Vickers” she is the sound stage to run smack into Greta Aciela Rogers St. Johns Hyland, modern-minded girl who brilliant The glorious, tragic record of is Garbo, on her way to the “Queen magazine and newspaper writer and MEN WHO DARE and WOMEN enough to win success after love Christina” set. Witnesses say it author of “Free Soul” and “What WHO WAIT I * • Daughter? and romance are denied her. was hard to tell which were the Hollywood,” has added Bunk—No Hokum Or Your the Price been No She is the woman of world most nonplussed. to the Paramount writing staff. about jazz mad youth. who becomes the more bewildered backstage flap- by biological urge every No the with But a story of Or Your Son? higher in her She doodle. step career. is And told in NAR- the slave of ambiton and a prisoner Might Be Hot life. SKY HARBOR RATAGE! _ of love. Madge Evans will have the Wooed by men in leading stations feminine lead in “Hell Below,” Dancing Tonite Till 2 A. M. radiantly young man®led coup^e-^gfowing in society, disillusioned in her ef- in production at the Ycst&rCicSy o. happy at reform, she finds Metro- Penny Dance Sun., 8:30-10 forts satisfying Goldwyn-Mayer studios in Cul- with in spirits—deeply in love. only years FREE DANCING IVk. From Thur. health—buV/ant love as the crowd in on ver City. Robert Montgomery, her and old enemies seek her down- Plenty of Tables nnd Beer desperate— illness— Jimmy Durante and Walter One Block So. of Municipal Airport. Toddy miserable facing tortured fall. Huston have the leading male rmuPUi-V * by fear of the cruel consequences Pf a dreaded Outstanding for gripping power 1 roles under direction of Jack and realism are the prison and Conway in this story by Com- MOTION PICTURES infection. courtroom scenes in the picture. In mander Edward Ellsberg. The the former, shocking brutalities are J m cast includes also Robert - medical science, courage, and their faith in one mercilessly exposed and striking John Tomorrow contrasts in methods of penal ad- Young, Eugene Pallette, another assure that these young people will come Donlan, iNDIRNR^ g are afforded. Mahin, James Matt Fj ministration Bradley Page and ON THE STAGE through their time of trial to anew day of hope I-n the cast with Miss Dunne and McHugh, Walter Huston are Edna May Sterling Holloway. and happiness. Oliver, Bruce Cabot, Conrad Nagel. CTv BROOKE Ferdinand Gottschalk. Mitchell Learn how they escape the shadow of this sinister Lewis and Rafaela Ottiano. John MOTION pictures X4s3i) JOHNS and menacing disease, which, when uncurbed, leaves Cromwell directed. With His Entire in its trail an appalling wreckage of human lives. NEW METHOD USED IN APOLLO MOVIE iwaimfl YORK 'VAUDEVILLE -ml You’ll like this boy and girl. They’re real. You’ll Occasionally film flashes across a SHOWING ON THE SCREEN them and weep with and rejoice the screen which is thought to |||{ NOW I laugh with them, prove, as well as one can prove IW SEE IT that they find a way out. And you'll NEVER things, that the motion picture Claudette Colbert Jff/ FROM THE \\WnnBVmBVHH such beginning IJltffc’ilftMiMiillil forget their story. has begun to find itself as a me- IJ at dium of artistic expression. Such a TORCH Sineiß film, according to studio officials, is A Paramount Picture It might have happened to anyone. k might “The Power and the Glory,” Fox happen to you. Films' stirring drama appearing Ricardo Cortez currently upon the screen of the and Baby Le Roy RROWN PRODUCTION, Apollo theater. WILL WANT TO SEE THIS GREAT SCREENPLAY Pfoducers insist that the film will Aftmtfofdwj/n-ftyct ncnm YOU screen history in that All Seats OCpEnt. et a mark in till 1 P. M. fctJUl to G P. ft is a successful technical experi- ment. It is an experiment singu- STATEM MOTION PICTURES 1 tomorrow: ______FAIR h J,OV I.UKh*HT | Excitement tjRBSL | AMBASSADOR With TIUW DAMAGED IMS interesting 2vrOß ROG*** THE book that The program includes an SJSJ sAttt IALAMO explaining and illustrating G&TJ* njffipp NATION is BURN- special film % 1 r_ Zanc-CSrey’s HH’IP facts relating to the theme of toy** * scientific [lock Most women will wisely be ff iEARW I flKjjl will and presenting R D*tS*** SH silent ... all women “DAMAGEDLIVES f J fO^* victo* M IflmwMMft' M inwardly cheer everyone T lO^* LIFE authentic information which *jgVu*dM "- C should have. flflfil Hphv —ADDED— Most Controversial Novel Comedy Now This entire program sponsored by the American Social Hygiene Associatioi I LORETTA YOUNG I NOTE!—lndianapolis is the second city in the United State sto see this RICARDO CORTEZ | r, I ANN VICKERS picture. Engagement in this city was arranged with with an all-star cast including uldr. d Attraction coincident ThrinfnK *. IRENE DUNNS RU ™™ convention here of thousands of people interested in the health ** of our nation, and to whom the subject of “DAMAGED LIVES” CONRAD NAGEL BRUCE CABOT paramount •v is of interest. *T