The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-23
Late Films
Are Booked
by Indiana
Collegiate viii Be First
of Big Pictures of
New Years.

A new deal in movies for the New
Year was indicated today by 1. M.
Halperin, Indiana Circle Theater
general manager, with announce
ment of Indiana bookings to follow
the current attraction, THE Bride
Comes Home" which stars Robert
Young, Claudette Colbert and Fred
MacMurray.
First on the New Years list Is to
be the latest Jack Oakie-Joe Penner
musical. "Collegiate." 1t tells the
story Of how Mr.. Oakie and Mr..
Penner transform a girls seminary,
old-fashioned and doudy, into a
first-rate up-to-date institution. In
the cast are Lynne Overnlan and
Ned Sparks. The leading ladies are
Betty Cradle and Frances Langford,
blues singer.
The picture is to introduce eight
new songs by Gordon and Revel,
among them "You Hit the Spot"
who Am ~" and Il Feel Like a
Feather in Breeze"
Best Seller Filmed
The second 1896 film is to be the
Hollywood Interpretation of Lloyd G.
Douglas best seller, THE Magnif1-
cent Obsession." Irene Dunno and
Robert Taylor have the leading
roles. Charles Butterworth, Henry
Armetta and Betty Furness also
have parts. 1t was directed by John
M Stahl, who guided the making of
Back Street" and only Yester-
day"
The story Is of young playboy,
who during the course Of one Of his
escapades, causes the accidental
death Of a famous brain surgeon.
The shock halts his rampages, and
he decides to follow the footsteps
his victim would have trod, had he
lived.
For the third picture Of the year,
the Indiana is to present Captain
Blood" based on the Raphael Sa-
bastini pirate story. Enrol Flynn,
Olivia Gle Haviland, Lionel Atwill,
Basil Rathbone, Ross Alexander,
Guy Kibbie, Robert Barrat and
Henry Stephenson, are cast in the
film.
"Rose of Rancho" Booked
Booked for early release at the
Indiana is Rose of the Rancho"
the picture which is to introduce the
opera star, Gladys Swarthout. John
Boles is to be seen in the leading
male role. Others in a large cast
include Charles Bickford, Willie
Howard, Herb Williams, Grace
Bradley and II. B. Warner.
Following the Swarthout picture
is to be Anything Goes" starring
Bing Crosby. Ethel Norman and
Charles Ruggles. The picture was
taken from the stage show still run
ming on Broadway. Mr.. Ruggles has
the part Of Public Enemy No. 10,
played on the stage by Victor Moore.
Cole Porter's songs, Anything
Goes" Il Get Kick Out of You"
and You're the Tops" are included
in the production.
Early in February, the Indiana Is
to show THE Milky Way" Harold
Lloyd's first comedy in some time.
In this one, he portrays milk man
who. gets a yen for the squared
circle.
Other New Films
Among other pictures which the
Indiana is to show during the dozen
weeks, is the long announced can
thony Adverse" taken from Hervey
Aliens novel and starring Frederic
March. More than 40 Shooting"
days have been consumed by the
picture and the production takes"
are expected to be finished by New
Years Eve.
Marlene Dietrich, co-starred with
Gary Cooper in Desire" will reach
the Indiana screen late in February.
Victor MacLaglen, star of THE In
former" is to be seen opposite Mae
West in "Klondike Lou" in which
the blond actress is to play a dance
hall entertainer during the Alaskan
gold rush,