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Didn't Know,” isn't rhythmic. The nicest bit of musical sentiment out recently is Gene Krupa's recording of “Got a Letter from My Kid Today.” Les Brown's second “I Guess I'll Have to Rest” and “Be Fair” an® Count Basie fails below par, for him at least, in “Fancy Meetin’ You” and “One Two Three O'Lairy.” n o 2 IF YOU'VE got that Latin feel= Ing, you might try the “Congas=Rumbas” album by the Lecuona Cuban Boys and Antobal and his Orchestra (Columbia) or the “One, Two, Three, Kick” packet by Xavier Cugat's orchestra (Victor). Both are four-record pack= ets, and it's a tossup between them. Al Goodman and his orchestra (Columbia) record a flock of “Memories.” The arrangements are of the light symphonic nature and not bad. Fats Waller, in a group of spiritual favorjtes played on the organ for Victor, gives evidence that he'd best stay in the jazz field and if one doesn’t mind monotgny, there's a four-record col- | lection of two -piano boogie~ | woogie by those peers, Pete John son and Albert Ammons (Victor), “Foot Pedal Boogie,” “Walkin’ the Boogie,” “Barrel House Boogie,” ete. Ww hooey JP P
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FEARFUL LEST THE WOMANHOOD OF our great land be going around looking like escaped members of the Alcatraz Auxiliary, the Hollywood Hair Stylists Guild has gone before the executives of Paramount on bended knee. The fear which these noble gentlemen hold in their heaving chests concerns the role of Maria in the picturization of Ernest Hemingway's “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” Maria, you know, fell into some rather bad hands and they cropped her hair off right up to the nubbin, According to Mr, Hemingway's description, she really looks a sight. And it was concerning this tha nair-doers, wrote to Producer Buddy “The members of the Hollywood Hair Stylists Guild have discussed this matter at length and we do attach great importance to it,” Mr. Aerts wrote, apparently with a heavy heart. “We are acutely aware of the enormous influence Hollywood's films exert on the women of the world. We are convinced that if a beautiful actress does crop her hair within an inch of her scalp, millions of, women will {follow suit.” Barber Aerts continued. “Perhaps you do not. realize that this single act mignt result in millions of women shearing their hair off and then looking like something out of a nightmare, “We think it only fair to the women of the world, and especially American women who are the most chic in the world, for us to be in a position to tell them of the results to be expected before they practically denude themselves.”
A “revival series” of six plays, some or all of which will be presented in addition to the regular subscription season at English's. was announced today in New York by the Theater Guild. Eva LeGallienne, director of the series, has selected the following list | of plays and players from which the! | s1X revivals to be put on tour will be] chosen: “Ah, Wilderness,” Eugene O'Neill's dissertation on life in New England, {with Harry Carey in the lead role. | This will be the first of the series and will go into rehearsal next] with Miss LeGallienne as
More than 150 prominent Indiana and Kentucky Republicans are to attend the so-called “courtesy” luncheon to be given at French Lick tomorrow for Governor Dwight Green of Illinois. While it is officially labeled by its captair the reserve corps, was sponsors as a “merely friendly called to tv In the U. S. Army E oN : afieiy® dn Wonop of the former | : i Re -. Hoosier who will be in French Lick |
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Fats Waller 1s up to his usual humorous pianistic tricks in “Twenty-Four Robbers” and “Do You Have to Go?’ The former has a set of lyrics which, after considerable deliberation, I have decided make no sense. At least they don't to me. But theyre funny. And Fats makes the other piece the same way. Dinah . Shore, one of the best articles on records today, 1s excellent, as usual, in “You and I” and “On a Bicycle Built for Two.” On the male side, we have Dick Todd singing “Say It Isn't So” and “Sally.” Best of the rhythm pieces recorded lately are Earl Hines’ “Up Jumped the Devil” and “South Side”—both will make you bounce, if you know what I mean. Glenn Miller has two new Bluebirds out, neither of which are particularly startling: “Under Blue Canadian Skies” and “Adios” and “The Cowboy Serenade” and “Below the Equator.’ You might or might not like Benny Goodman's “Changes” and “Russian Lullaby.” But Sonny Dunham's “Lament to Love” and “Down, Down, Down” seem likely to catch your ear. = 2 4 CAB CALLOWAY. whose band sounds less like Cab Calloway every day, delves lightly into the railroad situation in “Take the ‘A’ Train” and ‘Chattanooga Choo Choo.” The Cab takes the vocal in the latter and the lyrics are clever. Also in the rhythm class is Les Brown's “All That Meat and No Potatoes,” the Fats Wailer picce, and “As If You
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KATHRYN GRAYSON, who jumped to something like stardom in her initial screen appearance, “Andy Hardy's Private Secretary,’ will be seen next in “The Vanishing Virginia,” which will be adapted from Rebecca Yancey's novel, Kathryn, incidentally, has Just Teturned to Hollywood from her honeymoon with John Shelton. . . . Lewis Stone, who hasn't been cut of a Hardy film since “Yellow Jacket,” will slip away to appear as an Army officer in “Steel Cavalry,” a story of the Army's mechanized forces. . . . Richard Nichols, the lad who probably won many hearts in “Blossoms in the Dust,” is working with Walter Pidgeon and Rosalind Russell in “Her Honor.” Another youngster to be seen for the first time in “The Shadow of the Thin Man” is 5-vear-old Richard Hall. Richard was born in Brooklyn, hegan to read at the age of 1, played: the piano when 2 and
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To further this program. the In-| diana America First Committee 1s being organized aiong the lines of}
last week. | Bes Navin. be watued Parekl to attend the national convention X efore lea) ing ve nar I # |of Kappa Sigma Fraternity, the Vosioh of Bloomfield, a Republican | {luncheon Is unofficially regarded as] ttorney, as pro tem to serve while { politically significant. he was in the Army. Judee Hunter! It will give Indiana and Kentucky | ) § | Republicans a chance to “look over’ J ice last January for ixtook office ast January for a six | ‘Governor Green as a 1944 Presi. | month. vear term and g a pro tem | (dential prospect, it is said. Many | director. he ficured th 1d eet his of- | ; 3 | Hoosier Republicans, who are in “The Rivals,” by Richard Brinsfice back when he got out of the; N : == |disagreement with Wendell Willkie lev Sheridan. with Mary Boland apArmy. | [oy er his foreign policies. are known | | pearing as Mrs. Malaprop. . 1 > : -l oo : oy o> But several State House Demo-| Notice was served at Cathedral High Scheel today that summer lig regard Governor Green as the| “He Who Gets Slapped.” by Leonid crats, including Attorney General! vacation is near an end for Indianapolis school boys and girls, as man “to stop Willkie in 44.” | Andreyev. probably with Raymond George Beamer, are of the opinion | Cathedral pupils began registration for the new term which opens | Born at Ligonier Massey in the title role » hen an lected | i » y tha: when an elected official iS| Sept. 3. Left to right are: Robert Lay, 407 W. Bernard St. a sopho- | ™ : “R. U. R.” by Karel Capek. Cal/ad to he Auny, he varies Is) John T. L h 4367 Park Ave. a senior, Brother Donald, and | e Winois Governor is regarded [one is yet to be cast. post mere; John 1. Lanahan, ‘ FAYE ’ A ’ las “perfect Presidential timber” by| “John Gabriel Bjorkman,” by This would give Governor Schrick- | Brother Stephen, Cathedral vice Beincipar | many Hoosier Republicans. He was Henrik Ibsen. with Charles Laugher the opportunity to fill the “va-| {born at Ligonier and educated atiton. Elsa Lanchester and Miss Lecant” judgeship with a Democrat Rit d d { Wabash College and comes from a: Gallienne. Because of Mr. LaughState Auditor Richard T. James IN/TES Ww eanes ay section of the nation where the ton’s film engagements, this producays that he will issue checks to] Pg showed the most{tion will not be seen until early 0 one but Judge Hunter, letting | For Mrs Allard strength in 1940 | spring udge Hunter pay pro tem . Ralph Gates, state G. O. P. chair-{ “The Devil's Disciple,” by George “Ho Ww. Mr. Beamer cou mters, can aj ARS. AMANDA JANE AL- | man and a personal friend of Gov- Bernard Shaw, with Spencer Tracy man draw money both from the Yt Bhareail | ernor Green, will preside at t»e in the role. This play is to be Federal Government and from the] PARDT, widow of Maxmillion |luncheon. In charge arrange- included in the regular Guild sub- » State? Allardt, architect who drew up iments are Wallace ON Laeiptien season Mr. De Sylva Thinks Governor Schricker has declined] the plans for Woodruff Place, died Local Groups olsen Drive aeputy state treasurer, and Mark| “Desire Under the Elms,” by, : to do anything about the matter! vesterday at the home of her |i Rhoads, former State Neer Ve-! O'Neill, with Walter Huston in the| MR. AERTS’ plan is to allow mtil he is notified officially that! daughter Mrs. R. F. McGeeney. | To Re-elect Advocates 'hicle Bureau commissioner | role originally created for him.| leading hair stylists to get tothere is a vacancy 580 N Oxford c : ¥ | Among prominent Indiana Re-|Should Mr. Huston’s film commit-| gether with Paramount and work And the Democratic clerk of the! Sit. wes 8 ond ned Been a Of Peace. publicans scheduled to attend 378 ments prevent him from appearing | fF that would become Greene Circuit Court is expected resident here 67 vears. Born in Ernest Morris, South Bend. -i next season, the play will be held out a coiffure tha eC to do that this week. That Willi Lafayette, she was able to remem- | An active campaign to re-elect|li0nal committeeman; Glen Hills, | |until the 1942-43 season. Maria and still not work so much bring the matter to a head, both | ber clearly the events of the Civil Senators and Congressmen who | Kokomo, 1940 gubernatorial nomi-| “Alice in Wonderland,” based on| heck with the way our women is , . : . ¥ - : » toa y - : sides agree | War ‘strive to keep this mation out GI{ReE) Tis M. ys | Miss LeGallienne’s original produc-| joo) He said he would serve | Mrs. Allardt's husband. who 2a shooting war” was voted by mem-{ "= R bi S ne, on presented ai be Civic Raper without pay. 1 o% CRS aie ' bers of the temporary America First ice G. Robinson; State Treasurer |torv Theater in 1932. ? CAPT. S SCOTT MOVES ZU) Whiten] Off hd Pun Yor Uns pi gf iv ) yi I © it] i Producer De Sylva said he'd give Court House, died 54 years ago Committee and the board of gov- James Givens. Herman C. babii In aadition, the Guild reported an 8 3 TO FT. WAYNE FIELD . sum mn 1s another daughter, ernors of the U. S. Selectees’ Par- Joseph 4 J. Daniels. Arch N. Bobbitt, receipt of a cable from Vivien| it a think. VILE { nN - : ’” Mrs. Omer N. Ellis of Indianapolis. [ents Legion yesterday. Joy or Ry Wiltiam Hig: Leigh, Sr oe piles » “We will wait,” he announced r ~A i g n olis : : : Capt. John Scott of the U. S.| Services will be held at 10 a. m | F. J. Murray of South Bend A 1 or : - (appesr in an Fnglish pre on after going into a huddle with aw Infant y | Wed $5 +3 . {speaking to the members in the A large number of Republican | Shaw's “Caesar and Cleopatra” rmy Infant ¢ has been! Wednesday the Flanner & | > legisla tors a d distric : 3 his staff of press agents transferred 1d t the r {| Buchan Mortuary. with b ; {Canary Cottage, told them it was, €81Siators, mayors and district and with Sir Cedric Hardwicke and p 3. ransierred from dut Ye recep-i{ Buchanan Mortuary. with bunal | © i ; 0 w ; i County party leaders ar Is -31 g sexusldd While Mr. De Sylva is thinktion center at Ft ATT + n {within their power to “pledge our-| ty party leaders are aiso eX-ithat she would like eventually to : tion center at F Harrison to Baer! in Crown Hill E. Howard Cadle |“ : x3 W yected t ttend } ws " n ; tvvil ing, we want to cast our vote of Field. Army Air Corps’ new field] will conduct the Services {selves now to strive mightily for |} o aitend. bring it to America under Guild g; YS TS at Ft. Wayne. whete he Will serve : — a |their re-election when the time] Kentuckians to Attend auspices. confidence with ZRarber Aerts. as assistant administrative inspec- jcomes, irrespective of political] | Each of the “revivals” will be| Women have been known to lay tor _ GOLFER BREAKS LEG party. » { Among Kentucky G. O. P. leaders played in New York for at least| down their lives in the interests Capt. Scott COATESVILLE. Pa. (U. P)—! “We plain Ameri teh a ave perepten invitakions are four weeks at the Guild Theater of Jyosping jr es. of the headq When Fred E. McKinsey. Coatesville the Administration in pr -omising the Dr F. Hume, Richmond, nation-|pyefore going on the road. Reduced But cutting off all eir hair is ters company business man, hits a goif ball he alternative of Federal patronage in al committeeman; my les I. Daw- prices on these plays will be made | 801g too far 3 5 son 1 3 1 viva «av reception center. really winds Teeing off at the event of defeat at the polls” |Son, form ed Federal judge: J. J. available to those who purchase| If Mr. De Sylva says no, charge of Army General - Coatesville Country Club, McKin- he said. “However, it is within our Ny Cha aries W. Rogers. J.\regular Guild subscriptions, which{ may heaven help us. > t iton ai alter ’ S p have v "1S tion and Trade Tests sey swung—and broke his left leg. power to give comfort and reassur-| Mn Ng and Walter F. Jacobs, are being handled by Lawrence| Dearie, have you been to prison 7 an Tr { y x : T 3 ? " mA? n ance to our representatives who oy 9 Fi viigion Jud Dr. W. J.iHill at the Meridian Book Shop or to the movies? Or, pray tell, jstand firm against spending our Moore, faculty member of the East-] moday, however, he said he had| are vou just one of those nightblood and substance in reconquer- | °' State Teachers College at RICH] received no communication from| mares which Theo Aeris once Europe.” jon. . the Guild uild concerning its “revivals »| warned us against back in the Nearly 1000 members of Bole summer of 1941? {Sigma are to attend their conv | ’ Murray, who spoke for tion. Among the speakers at the Selectees’ Parents Legion. said | OPeDIng session will be Po Bs ' 5 Y n di n 1 for “the power of the Adminis-| L11aVis, of India i I io! Federal jobs to] tice of the Indian Sup: oe . Representatives in Washington | Two other covernors besides Mr who do not vote according to the [Gen wil aloond, Wri are For | will of their constituents and who! pr a of Missouri and Soncrant. who was shot and accordingly face defeat at the pos} James rice of Virginia One seriously wounded during a holdup election, means that while we have, in wiki aside in honor of of a restaurant last June, was sena constitutional Government each of the three state executives. |tenced to one year in the reformaiform. 1t is not completely so tors in Hn Court gi actual fact. The youth, who is 18, has recov“One day there will be called to iy Sie E. Geddis of Indian- ered from a bullet wound in the > ry J t those wt : : | apolis, who formerly lived in Bata- hip. He pleaded guilty to a robaccoun ose who with unlimited |i, Java. will speak on “The D hl financial resources and the power of | pat Indies” Se oF e Dutch pery charge. His companion in the fearsome propaganda ave Sr ‘a golf tour Pus Sa teas and polqup, Robert Lamunyon, 22, was ing. ceaselessly and relentlessly, tone de name: Will be hold for [sentenced to 10 years on a robbery plunge us into actual war. ik A musical skit will be Dresente {charge three weeks ago. “To make certain of such a just | . F il be presented| goncrant’s sentence was fixed at ; a J { Thursday BY a Hoagy Carmichael, | 3 } f his ag beand proper accounting, our Organ-| composer of “Stardust.” E ear because of his age and be ization must be kept intact and Fh hl barmast award Bre he was a first offender. The | strongly manned. even after the | will Geli " fadio mS Commentator. nai got $29 from the Griddle res-| danger of war has passed,” Mr. | London” a Sil nown “This Is|tayrant, 2502 E. Washington St. Murray said Stticast. Soncrant was shot by police officers 3 : we «Those who have won Kappa the two two fled from the restaurant. Draft Constitution Sigmas’ award as "man of the ig | are to attend. They are Cyi Smith, president of Arts lines, Inc.; Lowell Thomas, commentator; Warren R
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cal future of men in Congr £38 Who 3 now are threatened by Administra-| His tion displeasure and loss of patron-| IES» age through their opposition | starting any shooting overseas Joseph T. Jones, emploved by the! (t Paul Sallee of Holton, Ind. sub-| Brannum Keene Lumber Co. for] vears, died today at his home,! He was 70
mitted a tentative constitution for|37 the Indiana America First Commit-{55 N. Gale Ave. tee. Formal action on the constitu-| Mr. Jones had come t Indian-|3;3g cents to 46 cents. The curition will take place at a State con-| apolis 38 years ago from his birth-| ont rate is 43 cents. vention and giant Midwest rally | | place, Greensburg Meanwhile, City Council was to tentatively scheduled for Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Grace meet tonight to continue scanning month or early October. { Jones; two daughters, Mrs. Hazel je “proposed $8.700.000 Civil City athe TTA ron Garrison and Mrs. Thelma Brown, yudget for next vear. Last week KILL ALBINO RATTLESNAKE [and a son, Virgil Jones, all of In- the Council pared a few thousand HEALDSBURG, Cal. (U. P).—|dianapolis. | dollars from non-salary items, reThe first white rattlesnake, so far{ Funeral services will be held at! ervine study of salary items—inas is known, has been killed in Cali- | 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Moore & cluding pay boosts—until complefornia. It had six rattles and a Kirk Irvington Mortunary. Burial tion of the non-salary items study button and was a perfect “albino.” | will be in Sutherland Park Ceme-| lire i ee | tery.
Lamarr, who's been resting since the completion of “Ziegfeld Girl” eight months ago, goes to work his week on "H. M. Pulham, Esq., which M-G-M is adapting from John P. Marquand's popular novel. Jimmy Gleason, the wry-faced gentleman who seems never to give a bad performance, has been assigned a feature role in “Babes on Broadway,” the musical which will co-star Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney. They're saying that Patricia Dane, currently on view in “Life Begins for Andy Hardy” at Loew's, is headed for big things. And it could be. She's an eyeful, no denying.
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