The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-23

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diana's anniversar performance. 1t
is partly due to the warm reception
given them then that they were
given a return engagement in Col
lege Humor."
Chorus routines in the new show
are supplied by THE Foster Co-eds."
Some novel steps are given and the
finale comes pretty near to Offer
ing something entirely new. Charlie
Davis and his boys offer Lover
Come Back to Me" as the band
specially.
Dale Young Is back at the organ
this week. A Pathe news reel COM
pletes the bill.
COMEDY TEAM
NOW AT PALACE
Among the largest and smallest
navy uniforms ever made were those
tailored for Karl Dane and George
K. Arthur when they began produc-
ton of "All at Sea-" which will be
at the Palace Saturday, as their
newest Metro G. ldwyn-Mayer COM
edy feature.
Dane, towering six feet four
inches tall, was too big for any reg
ulation uniform, and Arthur, less
than five feet six inches high, was
too small for any of the issue out
fits. After searching all the navy
stores on the Pacific coast, the
M-G-M wardrobe department final
ly sent for a navy tailor and had
him make the odd-sized uniforms
to order.
In this new laugh-flm Dane
plays the part of a hard boiled
bo's'n's mate, who is PIT under a
hypnotic trance and made to dis
port himself in a ridiculous fashion
for the benefit Of his mates when
he attends a performance given by
a vaudeville magician, played by
Arthur.
Later he entices Arthur into the
service so that he can get his re-
venge on him. Their feud is height
ened when they both fall in love
with the same girl, a pretty opera
tor in a photograph gallery, played
ny Josephine Dunn.
The story is from the pen of
Byron Morgan, who also wrote
Rockies" the first co-starring pro-
duction for this comedy team. ALT
Goulding, we'll known director of
Excuse Me-" Don't" and other
successful comedies, welded the
megaphone.
In filming this sea-going farce,
Gculding proTided Dane and Ar
Thur With g number of s~ide-split-
ting situations and again afforded
Arthur an opportunity for a riotous
female impersonation. This takes
place in the navy ball sequence,
where Arthur poses as a vamp and
lures the susceptible Dane.
There is a big gun target practice
and thrilling fire scenes that add a
spectacular touch u the comedy
and give a melodran1atic climax.
The surrounding program will in
clude Hal Roach's Our Gang" ras
Gals in their newest conglomeration
of Juvenile doings NOISY Noises" in
which these talented youngsters en-
act all the doings that children
Will do.
The new Metro ovietone presen-
tations will bring to the sight and
sound screen Sunshine Sammy, the
original little Negro chap Of Hal
Roach's Our Gang"
Sunshine Sammy Is assisted by
his brother, and will offer various
buck dances and songs.
Also appearing in a Metro-Movie-
tone presentation will be William
O'Neal. a popular star of the vaude-
vile stage. in a novelty singing act.
The Fox Movietone News. known
the world over as the talking news
reel: Lester Huff at the console of
the mighty organ, and the M.-G.-M.
news review will complete the bill.
RED WINE"
NOW AT APOLLO
Described as a sparkling comedy
with a kick, "Red Wine" the feature
attraction at the Apollo starting to-
day, has Conrad Nagle, June Collyer
and Arthur Stone as its chief
players.
1t is a comedy of modern life.
story having been written by Ray
mond Cannon. who also directed
the picture. Working behind the
hilarity is a hefty moral, for married
men especially.
For the story is that of a man,
" . leaves the safe and sane pre-
ch is of an orderly married *
istence to take a fling at Bac-
chanalia, only to come home again
soul bruised and weary, but emf
nently wiser.
Red Wine" is an exposition OF
white night, gay with the seductive
strain of jazz, the glitter of jewels,
the popping Of corks; white with
damasked tables, electricity and
ivory shoulders.
Nagle has the role of Charlie
Cock, retired business man; Miss
Collyer is cast as his wife and Stone
is the friend of Charles who in
spires him to undertake a fling at
making whoopee. The cast also in
cludes ShGon Lynn. e. Allyn War
rem. Ernest billiard, Dixie Gay.
Margaret La Mar and others.
other program features are a spe-
cial movieone innovation. Anatol
Friedland's Ritz Revue" Movietone
News reels and vitaphene acts by
Mckay am Ardine. in a Skit en-
titled Back From Abroad" and
The Rangers" popular male double
quartet, Offering a novel ~presenta-
ton entitled After the Roundup"
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GODDESS GIRL"
OPENS Al CIRCLE