The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-18
BY RUTH M. TAMMANY

HOLLYWOOD, May 49, Suzy
is Jean Harlow's name in the story
OF that title now in production. It
is the story of an American chorus
girl stranded in London. Franchot
Tone and Cary Grant play the men
she met in London and Paris.
We found Suzy at the Paris rail-
way station. She was boarding an
outgoing train. Cary Grant-An-
dire Dumont in the story-was there.
in gay blue uniform of a French
officer, to say goodbye. He threw
a large tray of assorted candies into
the compartment and then proceed
ed to kiss Suzy goodbye. The train
moved-and with it went Grant,
standing on the step held in a part
ing embrace.
"ThiS is one Of the light scenes"
Grant told us later, But it is really
quite a story. Of course, there's
Terry (Franchot Tone) back in
London, who Suzy believes dead. He
turns up later but not too late. I
am additionally French, so Terry
wins out in this triangle. But I get
to wear this snappy officers uniform
and that is something, even if I do
have a rendezvous in it with death"
Three men were talking in the
ater lobby recently about screen
comedians. One said: 1.-THE best
comedian in Hollywood is Hugh
Herbert" We handed this compli-
ment to Herbert when we saw him
at work today.
ooh N.Y." he said, as only Her.
bert can say it. THAT reminds me
of dinner given for me not long
ago, when the master of ceremonies
said something like this: Gentle
men, I have known a great many
comedians in my time. Ed Wynn
always handed me laugh, Charlie
Chaplin in the good old days Of
really funny situations made me roll
off my chair. But tonight we have
as our honor guest a man who is
funny on and off the screen. He
doesn't know he is comedian,
which I believe is lesson one in good
technique. Get up and give our
guest and celebrated man of laughs
a hand, gentlemen-Mr. Frank Nc
Hugh
A listless, lonely girl wanders
about the studio almost daily. She
is Mamo-the beautiful Hawaiian
girl of "Mutiny on the Bounty" She
left college to play in the Bounty
picture and today she regrets a lit
tie, because she is afraid she is
typed" for an occasional native
role. A studio is saving her for
Pitcairn Island" which it eventu-
ally will film. Clark Gable will play
Fletcher Christian again and his
life on the island will be taken up
from where the story of "Mutiny on
the Bounty" finished. Mamo is to
play the part of his young native"
wife. So Mamo waits.
ST can play other rolls. After all,
1 am not altogether Hawaiian-my
father is Scotch. I sing, too, but
1 must wait for Pitcairn Island I
try to keep my mind on the trip to
Tahiti which we shall take. was
there when we were making
Bounty My mother was born
there and she had often told me in
teresting stories about her girlhood
on the island. I took test for a
part in Good Earth, but I couldn't
even look Chinese. I guess I'll al
ways be an Hawaiian with long,
black hair and a garland of ginger
blossoms. And I started out to be
a lawyer"
CHARLES COLLINS dances his
way through Pioneers new color spec
tacle, Dancing Pirate" which soon
is to be released 1t is his first pic
ture appearance, and although
Hollywood critics do not acclaim
him an instantaneous success, pre-
dictions are that any young man
who can dance, sing, act and look
well, will find his place among dane
ing leading men. He tap dances
with more than ordinary routines
His pantomimes are artistically exc
cuted and his interpretative figures
are performed with unusual grace
The beauty of background in this