Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1939 — Page 19

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 19

Wells to See Premiere Robbins’ Band Of "Young Mr. Lincoln’| Te Play at Roof

“Cooky” Robbins and his Indiana CHILD FANCIER

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President Herman B Wells of Indiana University is to attend the Uni : 3 : | > ’ re 7 ill 0 t sti mn, |world premiere of “Young Mr. Lincoln” to be held the evening of niversity Orchestra will stop at| Gloria Holden's sister, Queen

| Memorial Day at the Fox-Lincoln Theater at Springfield, Ill. the Indiana Roof tomorrow for a famed painter of children, is a conThe program preceding the premiere will be broadcast over a nation-|one- night stand en route to Lake giant visitor to the “Give Me a

| wide Mutual hookup from the stage of the theater at 8 p. m. Marian ‘Manitou, where they will open the|., oon cot where she studies the | Anderson will sing a group of songs as a part of the program. (new Colonial Hotel's season Satur-

-born babies being used in the Celebrities, headed by Alice Brady, | day night. a |new- g Cesar Romero. Arleen Whelan and! FREE AFTER TAKING The band, billed as of the “Dixie- picture, 'BIG PARADE' FILMS

| Binnie Barnes, will be introduced HOLLYWOOD, May 25 (U. P).—! pM.

by Lowell Thomas. A former employee who took a copy | i ! ®

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Guild Hits Use of |

Roosevelt Name.

HOLLYWOOD, May 25 The Screen Writers’ Guild, in a prolonged labor dispute with producers, representatives had used the name of James Roosevelt in an attempt to influence and embarrass the National Labor Relations Board. The Guild's took exception to the fact that President Roosevelt's eldest son, executive aid of Samuel Goldwyn, was marked in for Jetter recently Alfred Wright, studio lawyer. The letter urged the Board at Washington not to reopen a hearing | on the Guild's complaint that eight producing companies were guilty of “coercing and intimidating” writers. Other copies of the letter were sent to three other studio lawyers, regional NLRB director Towne Nvlander and Joseph Schenck, president of the Motion Picture Producers’ Association Charles Bracket, Guild president, said the Guild was mailing a protest to Mr Wright

sent the NLRB by

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The Marion College Choir will be | heard in Indianapolis Sunday at | 7:30 p. m. in a concert at the] Barth Place Methodist Church.

Prof. Herman Baker, head of the!

college's music school, will conduct. Mr. Baker formerly was music professor at Houghton College, Houghton, N. YY, present post in 1930.

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| Mickey Rooney, who has played everything from Shakespeare down [to slapstick comedy since he was knee-high, finally has an assignment that is worrying him. He has |to sing in “Babes in Arms!”

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