The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-06


ton, told me:
Our schedule Of pictures for the
next few months is exceptional. We
have closed contracts this season to
show the stars and pictures of
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer and United
Artists.
Among the interesting features
booked for early release is Show
World'-a new type of musical pic
ture. in which the music is Incl
dental and the story is emphasized.
Advice from the coast indicates that
M-G-M has another hit picture;
have never heard such pre-release
raves. It will be recalled that
M-G-M made picture called
March of Time a year ago. 1t was
not released because musicals went
out of style; it had cost nearly a
million dollars.
In Show World are the big
scenes and numbers from March
of Time, but the whole story has
been revised and enlarged. 1t is
interesting to note that M-G-M has
surprised the movie world by max
ing a smash hit out Of what was
supposed to a million dollar loss.
Lee Tracy Stars
Another picture that promises to
be a success is Lee Tracy's starring
vehicle Turn Back the Clock writ
ten by Edgar Selwyn and Ben
Hecht. Mae Clarke, Peggy Shan
non, c. Henry Gordon and Otto
Kruger are in the cast.
"Of course, Dinner at Eight Will
be the coming seasons sensation.
It has a bigger name cast than even
Grand Hotel had and is said to be
even finer moving picture enter
tainment. In the cast are Marie
Dressler, Wallace Berry, Jean Har-
low. John and Lionel Barrymore,
Edmund Lowe. Billie Burke, Madge
Evans. Lee Tracy and Phillips
Holmes. This picture is finished. L
saw it at a preview ana believe II
to be the last word in talking pic
ture entertainment.
Another multi-star picture Will
be The Hollywood Party with such
plavers as Marie DreSSler, Joan
Crawford, Jean Harlow, Jimmy Du-
rante. Lupe Velez, Jack Pearl, Lee
Tracy and others.
Another Fine Picture
Knight Flight has been hailed by
previeWers as one of the most I'M
portant productions to come out OF
HOLLYWOOD. David o. Selznick is
the producer of Night Flight,
which has an all-star cast including
John and Lionel Barrymore, Helen
Hayes. Clark Gable and Robert
Montgomery. under direction OF
Clarence Brown.
Sixteen films. at various stages
of production at the Metro-Gold-
wvn-AIayer studios, take their place
in the Loew lineup of fall hits.
Eskimo filmed by the Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer polar expedition to
the Arctic, with a native cast, is to
take audiences to the land OF, the
Midnight Sun. Colonel w. S. Van
DYKE directed this picture. with
/ Captain Peter Freuchen, who
authored the book upon which it is
based, supervising production and
acting in it, as well
Beauty for Sale brings a cast
of M-G-M favorites in film YER
sion of Faith Baldwin's novel,
Beauty. Madge Evans and Una
Merkel shares the feminine leads.
Otto Kruger heads the male con-
tingent while others in the cast in
cIude Alice Brady, May Robson,
Eddie Nugent, John Roche, Philips
Holmes and Henry Travers. Rich
ard Boleslavsky, who directed 'Ras-
putin. is in charge of production.
Jean Harlow Starred
Bombshelr the story of a
HOLLYWOOD beauty and her dynamic
press agent co-stars Jean Harlow
and Lee Tracy under Victor Flem-
ing's direction. Una Merkel, Frank
Morgan, Ted Healy, Pat OBrien
and Ivan Lebedef head the sup
porting cast.
Joan CraWfor0S new hit Dane
ing Lady presents the star in a film
version of James Warner Bellah's
Saturday Evening Post serial, with
Robert z. Leonard as director.
Clark Gable, Winnie Lightner, Jean
Malin, Ted Healy and Fred Astairo
are in the cast.
Another Broadway stage hit
comes TO the screen in The Late
Christopher Bean, scheduled among
our fall hits, with Marie Dressler
and Lionel Barrymore as co-stars.
/ AS in Another Language so in
The Late Christopher Bean many
Of the roles will be played by mem
bers Of the original Broadway cast.
notably Beulah Bondi and George
CoulouriS. Sam Wood is director.
History Thriller
Bride OF the Bayou, a vivid
/ mystery Of the Cajuns, descendants
of the Acadians of 'Evangeline'
fame is being filmed by Tod Brown
ing in the Louisiana Bayous. Lionel
Barrymore is star. Penthouse,