Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1960 — Page 8

8—The Indianapolis Recorder Feb. 6, I960 _

Lulu "Drown in My Own Tears" Reed At Pink Poodle One Week: Feb. 8-13 The Pink Poodle Cocktail I^oungo. 1 introduce Imr 'itc'i number— | Thor’ll he no cover charge MonNaptown’s gevest nnd smartest '‘Como on Home.” which is gaining | day through Thursday, plav-snot, located at 2501 E. Minne- j in popularity throughout the conn-1 The Pink Poodle specializes in sota (between Barrington Heights i trv . . . and will offer her prize fine mixed drinks, courteous sorvand Barrington Manor) announced winning number. ’ Drown in My ice. handy c&rry-out department, this week that the bistro will fea- Own Tears.” currently among the ; Southern style fried chicken and turc the scintillatin’ songtbrush — »op favorites on all Hike boy.-s, and j delicious shrimp dinners, prepared

the' popular “Anything to Say | by “Jolly” Bca Johnson, your well

You’re Mine.’’ -etc. Musical back- known and pleasing chef,

ground will be furnished bv a red Remember. Tuesday nites all hot swinging combo during the I drinks are 25 cents with three bars

entire week. i to serve the ladies. . r ,i „ 4 1 Watch for names of top stars

The management of the rit7\ ! coming to the Poodle in the future I Southside joy spot win offer only . . . and for reservations — call

the best possible entertainment on ST. 4-0840 or ST. 7-7310. (the road todav during the coming;

weeks . . . and because of the dif- | fevrnee in cost of this type of nationally-known talent, a small cover charge of 50 cents will obtain on Friday and Saturday during Miss Reed’s stay at the bistxo.

Miss Lulu Reed —for one great big week of pleasurable entert a i n m c n t, from Monday. Feb. 8. thru Sat.. Feb. 13, singing the songs which made her the 1953 A c hi e v cment A ward Winner of the Sepia Hit Pa-

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Miss Reed will

v ^GUO norTOR FIRST TO OPERATE ON HEART

Dr. Daniel H, Williams of Chicago. HI., was the* fu st doc'or who pei f o'-‘mod a successful operation

on the human heart.

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Northside Dads Found Guilty of Non-Support Two fathers were found guilty of non-support charges recently, one of them drawing a jail sentence of 90 days. Howard E. Snorden, C14 W 31st, the father of six children, was found guilty by Judge Ernie S. Burke of Municipal Court 3, but his case was taken under advisement. It was reported by Welfare Department officials that Snorden’s family had been drawing $135.50 in aid each month, although he is employed by the Postal Departrrt nt. A 90-DAY jail sentence was moled out in Judge Charles C. Daugherty’s Municipal Court 4 to Charles E. Archey, 1116 W. 31st. It was reported that Archey’s take-home pay was found to be $87.50 per week. Officials said that Archey was living with his wife for two months while she told police and the prosecutor’s office -she didn't know where he was.

The Man in the Net' Starts Sunday at Walker Theater

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SON OF SLAVE ELECTED HEAD OF NEW YORK UNION Another first was recorded this week in New Yc"k City, when William Lewis. 62. son of a onetime North Carolina slave, was elected o the position of president of .he Teamsters Union local covering municipal workers.

.lames It. Europe, musician and U. S. Army band leader, is said to be the first colored person to be given a public military funeral in New York City in 1919.

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‘‘Acting is pretending and only hose actors Vvho know it really give the best performances,” Laimed actress Carolyn Jones on he set of Mirisch-Jaguar’s “The vian in the Net,” a murder myse:y opening Sunday at the Walker Theater through United Artists t lease, in which Miss Jones por-1 ^VJ 1

the character he portrays This is nonsense in itself for Stanislavski actually taught that the actor should be aware at all times that

he’s pretending.”

The psycho type of role can be demanding but Carolyn thrives on them because they allow her to release any pent-up resentments. However, she’s always aware that she’s acting and can cut off her pretending at any point. Many actresses find that these type roles put them into such an emotional State that it takes awhile before they can r61urn to normal. Card*likes the roles because she’s

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CAROLYN JONES plays the neurotic wife of Alan Ladd in "The Man in the Net," suspense mystery drama slated to open at the Walker theater Sunday through United Artists release. When she is murdered, Ladd is accused of the crime. Michael Curti's directed from a script by Reginald Rose.

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