Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1942 — Page 4
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PLAN PLAYGROUND DANCE
Installation of lights for night activities at the Keystone playground will be celebrated by an “I Dood It" dance at 8 p. m. tomorrow. “Doc” Watson's band will play, | and awards will be given for the| best Clem and Daisy June costumes. |
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Teen Age Commentator
AT SIXTEEN, going on the stage is the fondest daydream of many a high school girl who has begun to feel secure in high heels and to believe that lipstick is an indispensable ingredient to her perSecond best daydream, perhaps,
glamorous, it is infinitely more approachable. there is usually a radio station within reach of nearly
sonality.
Anyway, every small town in America, towns which harbor any number of school girls, who daydream. And this brings me to the subject of a New Castle, Ind, high school sophomore who was enjoying the momentous experience of being 16 when she appeared at the studio of Radio Muncie's WLBC with a bright idea She worked out a program of teen - age come ment, covering a variety of subjects from Hollywood to the war, which wound up with a philosophic message on friendship, loyalty and other virtues. She thought the teen-agers would listen to it. Anybody might, for that matter. Of course, ti young
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1ey told her she was They told her that ven Ball State Teachers’ college students had been turned away. But they gave her an audition And then they gave her seven minutes which soon became 15 minutes every Sunday afternoon = = =
Meet Miss Turner
WELL, ALL THIS happened | two years ago. Sherlee Colleen {| Turner is 18 now. She writes and delivers a sometimes sponsored, sometimes sustaining pro- | gram of Hollywood comment 15 | ‘minutes a week over station WIRE. Graduated just this month from Shortridge, she is today one of the few voung women in radio starting from scratch, has achieved a specialty in the brief space of two years. Her voice and diction are definitely superior. Over at the sta-
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is handing out a verbal bouquet. Eager and unusually alert, Miss | Turner hasn't let any grass grow under her feet. When Keith's cpened up, she invited some of the vaudeville folks over to be interviewed on her program. She knew she had a natural there and it worked out to everyone's advantage, especially that of the vaudeville folk. Her ambition is to go on “the stage. Her reason sounds eminently sensible: She wants to be able to see her audience. And her radio following, I am sure, would be delighted to see her, for she has all the youthful and alive attractiveness that they hear in her voice. 2
= = Age Is a Problem AT THE MOMENT, she is torn between the stage, staying in radio and going to college. She thinks she ought to go to college, but secretly she fears that if she does, she'll have to start all over again at the ripe old-age of 22. Even now, age is a little problem. She hasn't forgotten that at Muncie they told her she was too young. She reveals a trace of annoyance at the mention of her recent association with high school, because, well, it dates her. All of which makes Sherlee Colleen Turner a perfectly natural person with a little bit tore energy and enterprise than the average girl who daydreams. She was practical enough to win a scholarship to the National high school institute which was conducted last year at Northwestern university. There for five weeks she received instruction in public speaking, diction, acting and dramatic interpretation. Outside of childhood dancing lessons and high school speech courses, that was the only formal preparation for her work she’s ever had.
On Keith's Stage
Valla Kay is one of the brighteners of Keith's stage show, opening tomorrow, which features four comedy acts. “I Was Framed” is Keith's picture.
Wanger, and president of the Motion Picture | Academy, day to give Hollywood back its technicians and let them make films, propaganda and otherwise, at cinema headquarters, where they have the tools.
tanks, it troit to Washington,” Mr. said. | wanted movies, it took some of our top experts, put them in pretty uniforms and stationed them in the capital.
now is utilize it. it, I mean simply showing our peo-
Asks Use of
Film Talent
Wanger Says U. S. Fumbles
Propaganda Front. By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN
United Press Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, June 24—Walter leading movie producer
urged the government to-
“When the government wanted did not move DeWanger “Yet when the government
Utilize Talent, He Asks
Mr. Wanger said it wasn't too late
for the government to lump all its movie making activities here at the greatest cinema center in the world.
What we must do And by utilizing
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IF YOU SHOULD HAPPEN TO BE A down-to-earth Hoosier and love the history and color that has made Indiana what it is today, you can't let a picture iike “My Gal Sal” slip by without seeing it. This is the musical which was supposed to have its premiere here
but somehow it got lost in the shuffle.
Anyway, if you didn't see it
downtewn, now is your chance to see the film which our Mr. Dick
Lewis called “the season's best musical.” ‘My Gal Sal” is filled with the fine music of Hoosier-born “Paul Dresser. Victor Mature does an admirable job in the role of .the composer and Rita Hayworth is about as good a “Sal” as Hollywood could expect to find. If you happen to be the kind of a person that enjoys such songs as “On the Banks of the Wabash” and “My Gal Sal,” don't fail to see this picture. It willebe at the Irving, St. Clair, Strand and Uptown through Saturday.
2 ”n o CHARLES LAUGHTON turns in another of his admirable bieces of acting in the “Tuttles of Tahiti,” a story of a sea-faring family in the South seas. This picture has everything from the historic cock fights to goed, entertaining pantomime. Watch for the scene when Mr. Laughton utters a soundless plea
for a small loan with his big toe.
Jon Hall and Peggy Drake hold the romantic interest. It will be at the Rivoli and the Irving through Saturday.
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THE PICTURE which Bert Wheeler and the late Robert Woolsey made back in 1929. “Rio Rita,” has been remade into a 1942 version’ with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in the starring roles. Others in the cast include Kathg ryn Grayson and John Carroll. It will be at the Granada for a week beginning tomorrow and at the Rivoli and the Belmont through Saturday.
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EARL CUNNINGHAM went on record this week to say that Gene Autry is the “South side's favorite movie actor.” Ie's appearing there through Friday in “Home in Wyoming.” # 8 4 THE MID-WEEK SCHEDULE: BELMONT—Through Saturday: ‘Rio Rita” and “Home in Wyoming. CINEMA—Through Saturday: “Kings Row’ and ‘'‘Call Out the Marines.”
AISY—Through tomorrow: ‘Kathe leen” and ‘Sing Your Worries Away.” DRIVE-IN—'"Kings Row’ and short subjects. TOMO through Saturday ‘Ghost of Frankensteih” and “Road to Happiness." EMERSON— ‘Kings Row'' and ‘‘Jungle Book.” Tomorrow throu ough aturdag. “Home in Wyoming” ‘Man Returned to Lif ESQUIRE—' ry Time for Comedy” and “Third Finger, Left Hand.” Tomorrow through Saturday ‘We Were Daneing" and “Lady Is illing.”
FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Friday: “Home in Wyoming” and ‘‘Obliging Young Lady.’ GRANADA— ‘My Favorite Blond” and
Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘‘Rio Rita” and “Man Who Returned to Life.’ HAMILTON — ‘The Spoilers’ g Tomorrow through Satv: “Kathleen” and ' ‘obliging Young
Y, “RV ING—Through Saturday: “My Gal sal and ‘‘Tuttles of Tahit ECCA — Through tomorrow: “Male Antal: 2s ‘Treat 'Em Rough." ORIENTAL—' ‘Paris Calling’ and “Fly by Night.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Dangerously They Live” and “Road Agent PARAMOUNT— ‘District Attorney in the Carter Case” and * ‘Rancho Grande.” Tomorrow and Friday: ‘‘One Night in and ‘Bombay Clipper. RKER—Through tomorrow: Sean and “Kit Carson.’ EX—Throu h tomorrow: ‘‘Sailors on Leave’ and ‘Married Bachelor.” RITZ— 40,000 Horsemen” and ‘Jungle Book.” Tomorrow jhrough, Saturday: “Kings Rew and ‘‘Hayfoo RIVOLI — Through Satirday: “Rio Rig" Hy ‘Tuttles of Tahit
>» AM ' and ‘‘Secret Agent of “Japan.” ERS—'To Be Or Not To Be” and “Caner Girl. Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘‘Sealed Lips” and ‘Prairie Pioneer SHERIDAN- ‘We Were Dancing’ and “Heart of the Rio Gra nde.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Aloma of the South Seas’ a Yank on the Burma Road.' SPEEDWAY—-Through tomorrow:
“Sing Your Worries Away.’ y
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What makes a young woman turn her dreams into a reality? Miss Turner doesn't quite know. “To be quite honest with you.” she said, “I don't have much talent. But I might as well be there as anyone else.” That sounds like the statement of an auburn-haired young lady who is going places.
tion, where they are intensely critical of such matters, they say her presentation is good—which
the world. As it is now we have our Zanucks, our Capras, our Fords, and our Warners doing their level best under present conditions. Yet we have almost every department in the government dabbling in | films, their production, or their censorship.
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