The Times from Munster, Indiana • 8

Page Eighf THE HAMMOND TIMES Thursday, January 24, 1935. ANOTHER BIG STAGE ATTRACTION COMES TO suit of drinking too much cham Rogers is in his drug store. But when he sells out and starts to JACK BENNY AND 15 STARS IN 'TRANSATLANTIC MERRY-GO-ROUND' AT INDIANA AND HOOSIER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Damon Runyon's 'Lemon Drop Kid' at the Orpheum Friday Damon Runyon has written a new story, "The Lemon Drop Kid," which, in picture form, comes on ROUNDUP also sings a Hawaiian number to the accompaniment of Sol Hoopii's famous native orchestra. Also comedy, "What This Country Needs," and other snorts. VETERINARIANS ELECT OFFICERS play, he finds life complicated.

First, he raises pigeons, until they escape into the house. Then he tries golf, with screamingly funny results. At the Forsythe Theater A picture heralded as a thrilling revelation in musical spectacles comes to the Forsythe theater today with the First National production of "Flirtation Walk." There is an all-star cast headed by the inimitable songster, Dick Powell, charming Ruby Kefcler playing the romantic lead opposite him, and Pat O'Brien in the role of a hard-boiled army sergeant. There are two great specialty numbers that are said to outdo anything ever presented before for originality and novelty. One is an authentic Hawaiian Love Feast with its traditional unique native dances performed by 60 Hawaiian beauties and as many men.

Age-old folk songs are sung to the rhythmic beat of gourd drums in a setting of a moon-lit cocoanut grove and a rippling lagoon. Dick i I sir I vS mm iiiti Ti It THE PARAMOUNT Again th'- Saturday and Sunday the Paramount theater, "where the best attractions play first" brings big stage and screen show to Hammond. Again the Paramount patrons will leave the theater well pleased, because they have not been mislead. On the stage the Paramount is pleased to present Chester Davis and his "Chicago Follies" a unit musical show featuring "Chet Wiley and His Ten Barbarians," a famous radio and stage orchestra. Frank "Peg" Jones, the one legged dancer.

Mathew Twins, in Rhythm see, PAT O'BRIEN IN 'I SELL ANYTHING' AND GALA VAUDEVILLE SHOW AT PARTHENON SUNDAY "Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round" (Copyright, 1935, by United Press) HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 24. Miss Fay Webb has announced she will leave Saturday for New York, where trial of her suit to vacate a separation agreement with Rudy Vallee, is docketed for February 4. Under the agreement, Vallee is paying her $100 a week separate maintenance. "Rudy can afford to pay me more than $100," his wife said.

"I was rushed into that agreement." She said she will make the trip i under a doctor's care. Gay champagne parties and ship board walks with an Indian noble man were described in court at the trial of the contested divorce suit of Consuelo Evans, "Hott" Gibson's former leading lady in Western films, and Oren Evans, son of an evangelist. Evans accused his wife of brag ging about the parties and other gay incidents of a European voyage she made as a single woman. Upon her return she became ill as a re- WHEATIES Fresh, Tasty 8 oz. pkg.

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ITALY SENDS WARSHIPS ATHENS, Jan. 24. (LN.S.)-r Italian warships yesterday were re ported to be on their way to the island of Calymnos in the Dode canese group where, according to information reaching here, a gen eral uprising against Italian police has started, and martial law is in effect. The 9.000 inhabitants of the island are mostly Greek fishermen. Recently Turkish troops were con centrated in the west of Asia Minor due to reports that Italian forces on the Dodecanese islands, which were formerly Turkish, were being strengthened.

ROME. Jan. 24. (I.N.S.) Official information concerning reports of an uprising on the Dodecanese island of Calymnos was lacking here, but it was stated that, if there were any trouble, it was likely among the islanders them selves. i yy i iy in mnttifil 1 1 JT INDIANAPOLIS, Jan.

24. (U.P.) Dr. L. Finley, Lapel, was advanced to president of the Indiana Veterinary Medical association yesterday at annual meeting of the organization. He was succeeded as vice president by Dr.

C. Tucker, Clay-pool, and Dr. B. Craig, Indianapolis, was re-elected secretary-treasurer. Doctors J.

L. Axby, state veterinarian; H. M. Hamilton, Muncie, and D. D.

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C. C. Winegard-ner, of Goshen. pictures, in humorous vein, the business of manufacturing fake antiques an tdhe method of auc tionine them off to a credulous public. While the story is largely com edy, there is an underlying ro mance in which Pat O'Brien, Ann Dvorak and Claire Dodd, as the principals of the all star cast, form the three sides of the love triangle, til It 4 4 If'1 'V ir Nancy Carroll is delightfal as the star of Benny's troupe, and handsome blonde Gene Raymond scores as a young Raffles between Nancy and wnom a charming romance develops.

Radio and Screen Favorite All your favorite radio entertainers contribute their specialties to Benny's program. Mitzi Green, returning to the screen a grownup, sings and does her inimitable imitations of screen stars; Frank Parker and Jean Sargent sing, The Boswell Sisters harmonize as only they can, Patsy Kelly cuts up and Jimmy Grier and his orchestra play to the tune of smash song hits, "Sweet of You," "Rock and Roll," "Oh, Leol" At the Vic Theater "One million dollars in bills of all denominations ranging from a hundred dollar bill down!" That was one of the demands made on the technical staff of Universal City when "Million Dollar Ransom," now playing at the Vic theater was being prepared for production. The plot of this famous Damon Runyon story which Universal has transferred to the screen with Phillips Holmes. Edward Arnold and Mary Carlisle in the chief roles, hinges on the payment of the huge sum of money which makes that title. The money is carried in a big suitcase.

It was necessary to manufacture the bills at the studio. At the American Theater Will Rogers is uproarious in "Handy Andy," which opens at the American theater today, according to reports from the coast previews. In the picture his wife, Peggy Wood, wants him to play and he does! And thereby hang most of the hilarious situations that go to make this his funniest picture. Things run smoothly as long as Pat O'Brien, the fast-talking comedian, who does some of his fastest spieling as an auctioneer in Sell Anything," First Nation-ars rapid-fire comedy coming to the Parthenon Sunday. Ann Dvorak, Claire Dodd and Roscoe Kama are in the cast.

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LeRoy and his pals in something different. Ginger Stover "Hot from Harlem. Bobby Bedford, the Golden Tenor, and Bernie Nolan pilots the show as master of ceremonies. It is fast and gay, with many gorgeous costumes and scenes, and ac companied by excellent music. On the screen in connection with this stage show the Paramount is show ing a most pleasing domestic pic ture, "One Hour Late" with Joe Morrison, Helen Twelve Trees, Con rad Nagle and Arline Judge.

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