DEC. 3, 1932_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5 HAYDN BICENTENNIAL CONCERT TO BE GIVEN TUESDAY , After a Long Absence, Returns to the Talking Indianapolis Saengerbund Will Give Its First Program of

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Discussed ‘Call Her Savage.’ nt Wx 4- j of Columbus Auditorium. ‘/'NALL HER SAVAGE," Clara Bow’s long-awaited starring picture second concert of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra will be v-4 *or Fox 1* current 44 the attraction at the Apollo theater, where at hall it wijl for THEheld Tuesday night, Dec. 6. Caleb Mills at 8:30 o'clock. remain a limited engagement. Ors occasion, will The photoplay this the orchestra celebrate the bicentennial of new is said to bring a new, more poised, dignified Franz Joseph Haydn, and will be assisted and emotional star for the delight of her by the Haydn festival chorus, countless fans. under direction of Elmer A. Steffen. As Nasa, dynamic heroine of Tiffany Thayer’s Bow drama. Miss Last summer, Mrs. Frank Cregor. president of the Matinee Musicale, touches every human emotion in what is reputed to be the Strongest screen story of her career. conceived the idea of the Haydn festival, and quickly won enthusiasts §* to her cause. With a background of elaborate settings and an all-featured cast IBjPB| Miss Bow discards the flapperisms made J 8 tft Members of the Matinee Musicale Chorale comprise a large part of that portrays hL her famous, and a tensely-dramatlc role and depicts the chorus composed also of members from church choirs and high the rich emotionalism of mother school choruses. love. This concert will represent the heralded as stage veterans who The role, it is intimated, was se- co-operation of many civic groups have established themselves as lected by Miss Bow, and during its Children and will be played to a full house. among the very cleverest of juve- unraveling depicts the fight waged Asa result the dress rehearsal niles. Their dancing includes taps, by a misunderstood girl to curb the will be open to the public for a contortion, acrobatic, jazz and ec- conflict of desires that rage inside Will Gef small charge Monday night, Dec. 5, centric. her extraordinarily intense heart. at 8 p. m. Nell Kelly, a special added feature, In the characterization of a half- The program will be discussed in- is billed as “Lady Dynamite.” She breed sweetheart who intuitively formally by Director Schaefer on sings a group of especially written sympathizes with her cause, Gilbert Big^Treat Monday morning at 10:30 at the D. numbers—or rather it should be Roland heads the cast. A. R. chapter house, 824 North said she gives a humorous interpre- Others are Thelma Todd as the Pennsylvania street. tation of the lyrics of a quartet of blonde charmer; Monroe Owsley as Civic Theater to Offer This constitutes the second a songs. Miss Kelly also introduces a a of wastrel; Estelle Taylpr as her in- series of symphony talks to be given few new dance steps. discreet mother; Anthony Jowett as “The Birds’ Christ- by the conductor. A group of "Broadway Night Club her weak-willed suitor; Willard Rob- Stars in a Picturesque Dance The themes again Diver- ertson as her stern parent, and Wil- mas Carol.” will be illus- sion” feature Marcy and Labelle don Hcyburn as trated with violin and piano and a “The of her mother’s wooer. Children of a with Slaves Melody,” a The was Indianapolis have short sketch of Haydn’s life be talented group five musical en- screen play made from big treat in store for them in the of the adaptation of Tiffany Thayer’s given. tertainers. Civic Theater’s special Christmas novel of the same name. John The program for Tuesday follows: Other acts on new production, “The Birds’ Christmas the bill at the Francis “Kvrie” Mass No. 1 in B Flat. Lyric are and Cole, Dillon directed. Carol,” which is to be presented for ‘'Symphony No. 13 in O Major.” White and Short subjects supplementing the Choruses Charlie Wilson, “The Loose Nut.” ; the benefit of all the children of from “The Seasons.” featured attraction on the program Variations from the “Emperor Quartette.” The screen offers "Afraid to the ctiy, and Bow all In 3 “Andante from are an organloguc | especially for those 1—Here is Clara dolled up modem clothes in “Call Her Eric Linden is prominent in the cast of “Afraid to Talk,” opening Cantabile” “Quartette Talk,” which is said to be drama Movietone News, ! less No. 68.” entitled Alive,” fortunate ones and those of Savage,” from the novel by Tiffany Thayer, now on the Apollo today on the Lyric’s screen. “Heaven Are Telling.” from “Creation.” fiction. It is “Sing ’Em Back and who stranger than heralded a two-reel comedy. institutions would otherwise screen. 4Lillian Miles, anew face on the screen, is in the cast of “Man a a M as unbelievable in its stark grip- be unable to have any sort of holi- 2Constance Bennett in a sort of mother Woman,” a an scene from “Rockabye,” Against now at the Palace. GERMAN SINGER ping revelations, making vivid and day entertainment. now at the Circle. Miss Bennett is ably support by Joel McCrea 5Walter Huston cast of Madness,” now at the entertainment, “The heads the “American TO GIVE CONCERT powerful featuring “MAN AGAINST WOMAN” Birds’ Christmas Carol” is and Paul Lukas. v Indiana. Fox, well Sidney Eric Linden, Tully NOW AT THE PALACE that beloved play of the famous The Indianapolis Saengerbund, Marshall and others of equal im- author of children’s stories, Kate one of oldest German singing portance. The Strong Arm Johnny McCloud Douglas the The story was adapted ; Wiggin. organizations in this city, with a from the stage hit, “Merry-Go- that Keene Thompson and Jo Swer- The story concerns Carol from Bird, mixed chorus of 100 voices, will Round.” ling wrote into the scenario | poor little rich girl and her friend- which “Man Against Woman,”" gWe its first concert of the season Fox News and a comedy will I ship for the Ruggles’ family, “the Dec. 4, 2:30 p. m., at the complete which opened Friday at Loews Pal- Ruggles in Sunday, the program. i the rear.” K. of C. auditorium. ace, was filmed, is no visionary It has appeal Grant Gets Lead Red’ an unusual to chil- The Cary in ‘Ruby character. dren, young and old alike. Its chorus will be under the Cary Grant of Rudolph Heyne as- has been selected for He is drawn almost directly from youthful mirth-provoking comedy baton and the lead opposite West by Mae in the life of a detective now active on will make the kiddies shout sisted Victor Dannacher, well- “Ruby with known Songs will be Paramount’s Red.” Others the New York City detective force, joy. tenor. rendered now in the cast are Gilbert Roland, name must be left by the male, women and mixed whose unmen- Arrangements are rapidly being Tammany Young. Rafaela Ottisno, tioned for obvious reasons. completed for the care and chorus. trans- has Rochelle Hudson, Owen Moore, Jack Holt, cast as Johnny Mc- portation of these groups of chil- Heyne, who replaced Karl Noah David Landau, as of Beery, Dewey Cloud, is a man who single-handed dren from various institutions from Theodore Frommherz director Robinson, Fuzzy Knight and Harry has gangster the Saengerbund, will make his the element whipped and to the theater. Wallace. Lowell Sherman directs. and cowed in fear before him. And Committees are hard at work first appearance under the name of he never carries a gun. His fists planning and seeing to details in this organization. AMUSEMENTS are enough; bare handed he sloughs order that these children may have The program will have several his way through guns and gangsters a Christmas that they will never special numbers given by members bullets, getting nicked once in a forget. of the distinctive radio novelty, while but never badly enough to • It is to be presented matinee and “Rhineland Melodies,” which is pre- stop him. evening every day from Dec. 24 sented weekly over a local station. That's just the way he bludgeons through Dec. 30 at the Playhouse Included in this group are num- A LIE the “zither his way through into marriage, too. at Nineteenth and Alabama streets. bers by only orchestra” the would have saved him, When he finds a girl who satisfies These performances are open to in this city, under direction of his ideal completely, he goes about the public. Herr Von Banke. although he was inno- her courting just as if he were Immediately following the pres- BUB cent . . . THE TRUTH handling and planning a campaign entation of “The Birds’ Christmas INTERESTING ACTS brought right against a criminal. Carol,” the theater will offer its him to He sends to her home town and third regular production of the OPEN AT THE LYRIC the threshold finds from the a of death police complete current season, Paul com- A1 Hall his son, A1 K. record of her childhood, parent- Osborn’s K. and Jr., through the most her edy, “The Vinegar Tree.” headline the new bill of vaudeville age and her back ground. He even The play will be given a special coming to the Lyric stage today. shameful frameup you beats her thoroughly when she gets prevue performance on New Year’s in his way. Hall, wr ith the assistance of a quartet could imagine!! eve, however the regular run will of comedy conspirators, presents Hollywood presents a also anew not begin until ten days later, Jan. character farce. discovery in the person of platinum 10 through Jan. 14. SEE this blonde, torchy-voiced During the time that he is not Lillian Miles, he is busy who is considered to a engaged in being funny set startling to mark for a newcomer collecting something be funny GREAT PICTURE!! in pictures that in her debut opposite Holt, as his 1—M. Roland Rapier is in the cast of “He Who Gets Slapped,” a Civic 3 Morrey Brennan now is directing his dance orchestra at the Indiana with and advance notices claim leading woman. Brennan Theater production which closes its run tonight at the Playhouse. Roof ballroom. this season he has edited his as- Short subjects 2Here is Larry Fly, accordionist, now with Jack Wright’s orchestra 4AI K. Hall is act sembled material, making the new comprising the Jr., in the headline opening today on the Lyric version “doubled distilled of balance of the program at the Lyric ballroom. stage. spirits will include comedy.” The of a Charlie Chase Comedy entitled, Again Is featured member company “Girl Grief;” an his is A1 K. Jr., a new- M-G-M Oddity, to “Chili and Walt Disney comer vaudeville. Chills;” a Cherry Mickey Mouse Cartoon comic, “The and June Presisser, on Roof New Events Special “Dixie’s Dancing Darlings” are Wayward Canary,” and the mast ROUNDING ROUND Concert said recent issue of the Hearst Metro- to be attractive young dancers hail- The Irvington School of Music ing from New Orleans. Although tone News . in Music r The Four Riff Brothers A n?T> Q with Walter of years, T''HT71 1 IjKo will present a Christmas program still tender they are NEW BENNETT to Introduce New Imogene Pierson, member of the and. HICKMAN for the Others class of the First Baptist Friday, Dec. 9. MOTION PICTURES MOVIE AT CIRCLE piano faculty of the Arthur Jordan church Routine. Conservatory of Music, will give the the Civic Theater has its thrills on opening nights and that A reading, “The Little Lord of “Rock-a-Bye,” a film based on a rt loewtr Morrey Brennan and his second in a series of faculty recitals Evenproves once more the human qualities of the organization. Bethlehem Town,” will be given by play of the same name, and star- orchestra are again playing at the to be given at the Odeon, 106 East Last Tuesday night there were plenty of thrills back stage Miss Alice Cooper, a dramatic and ring , Indiana for the Constance Benne is now at roof ballrooom. North street, at 8 p. m. Friday, Dec. actors and even the director, Hale MacKeen. piano teacher at the Irvington rALACC Circle. by Man’s courage against a the They are featuring style 9, 1932. Everything was going fine near the close of the last act of “He Who School of Music, assisted the The by Lukas, the same woman's wiles—his heart flr cast is headed Paul of “swinging” dance rhythm which The following is her program: Gets Slapped” and everything was leading up to the tragic death by Conte Ensemble. against hers —his brawn 4JC Joel McCrea, Jobyna Howland and they played during the engagement “Trois Etudes No. 2” Chopin poison of “He.” A trio composed of Mildred Ask- against her beauty—she with “Nocture Op. 62 No. 2" Chopin “He” taken his and rin, Helen La- Tiu Walter Catlett is also seen on the roof a year ago. “Mazurka Op, 6 No. 1“ Chopin had poison Etheleen Johnson, won, yet in winning, lost 1 p.m. “English going Miss Bennett. Brennan, known Suite. G Minor” Bach the effect was strong, but the ; cians and finer Wall, and a double trio with as the ‘“Giant of “Etude Tableau, E Flat Minor" final big had critics but no tribute Judy Carroll, played by Miss Ben- Jazz,” because his enormous pro- Rachmaninoff moment not arrived could have paid Etheleen Johnson, Pauline Mogle, of Bumble Bee” when gave and been to this excel- nett, is a star of the legitimate portions, measures 6 feet 7 inches “The somebody a signal lent organization the follow- Clessa Brae, Elinor Sleeke, Gertrude R. Korsaffok-Rachmaninoff the without “He” than stage who began her career as a in his stocking feet and weighs 350 “Feuilles Mortes” Debussy curtain closed ing, from that celebrated conductor, Stahmer and Ruth Bostick will also “torch-singer.” At the height of pounds. “La Terrasse des audiences du Clair de completely passed out of the pic- Walter Damrosch: assist. lune” Debussy ture. receives “Ondine" ; The solos during the program will her fame she much un- He first achieved fame on the Debussy “The Flonzaley quartet has dis- witness in “Fledermaus” Strauss-Dohnanyi Hale MacKeen, the director, had be given by Clessa Brae, Mary Eliza- pleasant notoriety as a Keith circuit, where he presented solved, and this is a great loss. But his worked himself up to a high pitch beth Coulter, Chester McLaughlin, the trial of a prominent though own songs in a comedy sketch Saturday, Dec. 10, 1932, at 2:30 it is a satisfaction to know that an with and as because so much rested on a highly Lillian Starost and Helen Starost. crooked city official. was billed “Kupie” Bren- p. m., the Arthur Jordan Con- American organization called ‘The years successful presentation of this With her mother, she goes to Eu- nan. He later spent three in servatory of Music will present a Musical Art Quartet,’ with Sascha MOTION PICTURES LINDEN until the Chicago, working as master of cer- of moody and difficult play. ERIC rope to wait publicity sub- recital intermediate students of Jacobsen as its leader, is and discovers emonies in the Balaban When the curtains came to with- ready sides. While there she a and Katz the preparatory department at the able to continue the noble work of by a theaters. Odeon, 106 North out warning, MacKeen nearly staged SIDNEY FOX play, “Rock-a-Bye,” written East street. the Flonzaleys. One of most By dint of the the amazing . STAGE a scene himself stage . . and on the young American, Joel McCrea, in The ballroom announces a Moon- The students are Gene Fisher, death back great I / spectacular thrillers of because he “fainted.” individual artistry of its play- all time! which she sees a satisfactory vehicle light dancing party for next Friday Wilma Todd, Robert Hill, Irene ers evening, “I pass completely,” and by Incessant work toward for herself. to be sponsored by the Dodrill, Catherine Richhart, Mar- didn't out he ‘American Time Acts-6 chapter told me. It was so perfection of their ensemble, the ||f Madness’ On her return to the United Alpha of Delta Tau Omega, jorie Northrup, Betty Jane Hatfield. “But nearly. disconcerting when everybody was Musical Art Quartet has achieved R.K.O. VODVIL States, she meets the author, and in addition to the roof's weekly so- Betty Marie Starr, William Pres- rim WALTER HUSTON and hop. do his remarkable heights, and I predict B BI featuring it is inevitable that they fall in rority fraternity cott. Marie Schlueter, Harold Kott- on edge to best.” CONSTANCE CUM- The Four think for it a great future. love, her he is Riff Brothers continue lowski, Robert Aldag, Alma Jean At that, I it was a pretty although he tells “To the musician as well as to being as part of the roof’s entertainment Winfrey, Helen Kramer, Mary good ending because “He” is guilty Kay —Gavtn J AL K. HALL already married but is di- Jane the it is a joy hear I Johnson urogram. They will introduce a Anne and of some mighty long 'talks even amateur, to 16-Big Hodge, Holmes vorced. new Patricia these players performing a quar- and Al K. Jr. in manager. Paul dance routing and rhythm Keiser. They are studying with the when he was in the best of health. She prevails on her rogram this evening. tet of Beethoven. It Is as if four “Double Distilled Spirits of Comedy" Lukas, also in love with her, to let following teachers: Grace D. Flagg, Os course the curtain behaves f2s<\ Florence Lewis. E. Peck, properly now and ever since the well-bred and high-minded people her act in “Rock-a-Bye,” although Leslie H. had come discuss Otis Van opening night and MacKeen has together to the CHERRY and JUNE he feels the play is not suited to Pruitt,. Bernice Sickle. most experience of Virginia Jefry. Paul Lindstaedt, not needed smelling salts. beautiful life.” her. Sings Sunday Music lovers of this city will have PREISSER Thomas Poggiani, K. MacKeen and those associated ‘DIXIE’S DANCING DARLINGS’ At the conclusion of the opening Leone Rick- an opportunity opinion man, Lucille Wagner Fairy with him in “He to add their night she finds that McCrea hasn't and Who Gets to that of Damrosch when LILLIAN GAVIN is Hendricks. Slapped,” have a production and a -the NELL KELLY been in the audiei ce, but at a quartet plays here on Wednesday MILES with his wife, cast that Indianapolis has every GORDON “LADY DYNAMITE” maternity hospital Big Names in night, Dec. 7, at Caleb Mills hkll had baby. Cast right to be proud. who has a Marian who has under the auspices of the Civic Mu- ;>; had been around E& ADDED FEATUKETTES the Marsh, just And I am glad that they are OTHER BIG ACTS Faced with proßlem of seiz- completed a role opposite Joel Mc- sic Association. CHAnuy the expense of human enough even to faint back j CHASE COMEDY ing her happiness at Crea in “Sport La makes Page;” Grace stage when the final curtain goes ] W BENNETT In K MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON Starting Today that of another woman she Rue, musical concert Veiller Joins Writing Staff a dra- comedy, and haywire. HEARST-METRO NEWS a decision which constitutes Harry Bayard Veiller, “ROCKABYE”I{ vaudeville star, and Wallace, V * M author of “With- fg M-G-M ODDITY matic climax. who was last seen in “Night After in the Law,” “The Trial of Mary The program includes regular It looks like we will not get any vst Joel McCrea /Vtpi'/v Night,” have been added to the until after Dugan” and "The Thirteenth Paul Lukas sound news. Joe Penner in “Here. cast of road attractions Christ- Chair,” has joined the Paramount tivSk I supporting “Ruby Red,” star- mas at English’s. But on the other Short features A J Prince,” and a Grantland Rice ring West. writing staff in Hollywood. VMttL' M NEIGHBORHOOD JR Mae Others in the pic- hand, Nelson Trowbridge at the FREE DANCING LYRIC Sports Light Views. ture are Owen Moore, Noah LYMC Beery, Shubert looks like he has a mighty THEATERS I a tt tt MOTION PICTURES It HHI David Landau, Dewey Robinson and good because he MADNESS” '**•*-* season has had “AMERICAN hbi Fuzzy Knight. Lowell Sherman, the some excellent attractions in Cin- NORTH SIDE V ALL NOW AT INDIANA Msm JgglJ director, started work this week. cinnati so far this Ed Wynn !/////// INDIANAPOLIS IS Talbot 22nd St. season. i xVWWvII \\\\l praising this per- nifilm at offering of the Pre- week and Cat and The /y new .Tack Mulhall The first last “The I SAAXUVuJ SONALITY . . . Christmas Jubilee is now showing at ililjilk : Many Big Names in Film Fiddle” this week there. Not so SHE’S BACK i Blanche Mehaffey J 8 bad, and greater “PASSPORT T 9 PARADISE" the Indiana. It is "American Mad- Theodor von C. Aubrey Nelson. than ever: I Sunday, Double Feature. Edmund Lowe Eltz, “GUILTY AS HELL” Walter Huston and tt * tt ness,” featuring Smith. Henry Wadsworth, Billy Be- and Helen Twetvetrees of faith “IS MY FACE RED ’ FOLLIES THEATRE deals with the present lack van, Knute Erickson, Jerry Tucker The Musical Art Quartet has MUTUAL! at Mass. in America's banking institutions. : WSr and Edith Yorke have been given been the recipient of much favor- Noble Starting Show A Mf* M Double Feature mIUIIIICMinMITP Huston is supported by Constance parts in “Luxury Liner.” George able praise from prominent musi-i Sally Blane With Sat. Nile Cummings. O’Brien, Kay John- Os- “CROSS EXAMINATION” Pat Brent, Zita Johann, Vivienne "BORDER DEVILS” son and Gavin Gordon. borne and Alice White are featured. —Sundae—- CAPTIVATING-BEAUTIFUL^ Walter Huston, portrays the role “THE CROONERS' —"PAINTED WOMAN” of a strong, clear-thinking banker Victor Dannacher I Follow the Gay, aanaMHmMar ill- and 30tb St. JEAN JOHNS courage faith in well-known Family Nile whose and people Victor Dannacher, AND OTHER NEW ONES successfully through a tenor, will be the assisting artist Smart Set “CHEATERS AT PLAY” W ITH lead him Sunday—“BßlNG ’EM BACK ALIVE” THE his bank and an attempt to in a concert given by the Indian- run on | SHOW to t,le 1500 Roosevelt Aye. up apolis the of break his home. Saengerbund, at K. |Mt/lTtll| Country Store Pace Makers It was directed for Columbia by C. Auditorium Sunday, Dec. 4, at Double Feature Bob Steele. "MAN FROM HELL’S EDGES” Fiank Capra. 2:30 p. m. Glen Tyron, "NECK AND NECK” Admission 25e-55c-"sc Iboat Sunday—Double The sets on which the picture was I Presents anew floor show with Feature largest used Edw. G. Robinson—Richard Arlen filmed were the ever an all-star cast (featuring) Wfrm-m “TIGER SHARK” a Columbia production and more Ricardo Cortez and Helen Twelvetreee In JOY KALESE “IS MY FACE RED” 1,000 extras were used in the than Dance •r*" From Chicago's Nile Life §§ cite WEST SIDE stirring bank-run scenes. Villa Vanese BROWN & BAILEY . JL Spink Arms Hotel Wash. A Belmont RIALTO Pi Direct From , Broadway , >■ Double Feature —Kane Bros.— Where the Gay Crowds Go DANCING ••<, IVrd„ In'.. ’’MY dance W Fr EMILIE VAN H| at„ Sun. SmO^ PAL THE KING” 01f Ruth Ch&tterton George SATURDAY | I>nrlnir >; ' America's Premier Dancer a and Brent “The CRASH” & %#■ Saturday Night, 7.V Spf-vWcaUL SUNDAY ■ Next Thur. Floor Show m&LMmSIk Sunday—Double FREDDIE CAIN, 1 rl Min,, 40c Feature The Rosemary Sisters JSsTrB • . Edward G. Robinson and Richard Arlen 1 I)rc*s “TIGER BURLESK B LEAH WHALEY SHARK" Greatest Show A alue on Earth Chic Myers’ Recording MfiHt Lew Ayres and Maureen O'Sullivan SAVAGE —with— "" Singing and Dancing De Luxe m “OKAY . fe-om +he novel by TIFFANY AMERICA” Orchestra f\ \ TUAYFR w*L The Beet in Talking Picture# HARBOR ocanior 1 Drive ml W. Wash. St. to Bi*n Dav>s Cover Sat., SI Couple Sun. ifej. Also h r THELMA TODD' ESTELLE TAYLOR PRINCESS THEATRE Follow Municipal Airport Sisn South and Week Nights, 70c Couple. \ I GILBERT ROLAND ' West Tenth at Holmes Avenue LES SHEPARD SX a“v. Double Feature—Jack Hoyey Dancing Every Night Except lIII|IIH lli .12a j News \ MONROE OWSLEY A||||| ||| "GOLD” and "ARM OF THE LAW” ioc DANCING H and His Orchestra A _ UNION PENNY Monday. iU Sunday—Double Feature. TONITE—COMB SUNDAY NITE 8 TO 10 i p ****** Norma Shearer—Fredrie March 15® (EARLY,STAY INI HELP /25c “SMU.LV THRU” ... -Ml lli—l CHAPTER L “HURRICANE EXPRESS