Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1942 — Page 10
SNeuzaNcE AGENT DIES MARTINSVILLE, Aug. 13 (U. P). th Johnson, 84, an insurance icy owner here many years, died ‘Tuesday right following an illness
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By Helen Jepson |
MINEOLA, N. ¥., Aug. 13 (U. P.).
| —Helen Jepson, opera. singer, whol.
in private life is Mrs. Walter Dellera, : today ' withdrew ga writ of
habeas corpus proceedings she had | d
instituted to determine the custody of her 9-year-old daughter, Sallie Patricia Possell. After a conference in: chambers with Supreme Court Justice Meier Steinbrink, it was decided that the child ' would resume her status under an oral agreement between Miss Jepson and her former husband, George Possell, in 1940. That agreement gave Mr. Possell custody of the child and Miss Jepson visiting privileges, . In her habeas corpus action Miss Jepson contended that Mr. Possell had violated the agreement when he refused to allow their daughter to visit her at her Wurtsboro, N. Y., lodge this summer.
MEET AT RIVIERA nd Chiropractors’ Breakfast club of Indianapelis will hold a swimming party and dinner at the Riviera club tonight. Dr. D. G. Walesby, president, will speak.
'Pardon My Sarong’
AFTER PLAYING several successive hands of heavy war drama, the Indiana cut the cards yesterday, dealt that pair of wild jacks Abbott & Costello, and wound up with a full house. The gambol is “Pardon My Sarong” and it seemed as though every kid in town came to see it, bringing his liitle brother.
The house rocked on swells choppy lake. Some of the gigs predated the younger patrons who had never heard of them, so a good time was had by most. Shipwrecked upon an uncharted South Sea island where. shapely Marie MacDonald = and other “natives” are singing “The’ Jaye Jive,” Abbott & Costello learn
they are to be put to death, Lou.
Costello announces he wants to die in his own way. How's that, asks Abbott. “Qld age,” says Lou. : That nearly killed the kids.
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of laughter like a rowboat on a Refused this’ choles, Lou is given another selection. “Starvation,” he says. “But that’s. too slow,” says Bud. “I can wait,” says Lou.
Well, that's about the way it
goes. ‘Some of the hula dance
by RICHARD LEWIS |
scenes probably found the Hays |
office in a tolerant mood. The film is pure and undihited fun-on
a strictly dippy level and a couple
of times I just caught myself in time from laughing along with it. ‘Sometimes not laughing at these wacks takes considerable restraint, but I have it. This is the closest I've come to being entertained by the pair, so on this basis I'd judge that “Pardon My Sarong” is their best yet. Tag itS 2 2 8
THE INDIANA'S second fes-
ture is “Tough as They Come” with the Dead End Kids vs. The Little Tough Guys.
Rain Checks
ANOTHER CASUALTY of last week-end’s rain was the Brown County Players’ production’ of “petticoat Fever.” Rained out Friday night, the irrepressible players managed to give : their Saturday might performance on schedule and plan to repeat the show tomorrow and - Saturday nights at Nashville's stockade theater. : "_ The Nashville Chamber of Commerce predicts fair weather on the basis of his 40 years experience with the willow divining rod, so the players are rehearse ing for another week-end of the drama. Hitherto unpublished press notices of last Saturday night's performance indicate that all went well, A number of the women in the
audience commented on the furs.
worn by Jackie Williamson and Jean Frazier who played Eskimos. Those furs were the real thing. They were lent to the players for the occasion by Dr. and Mrs. Henry W. Greist of Monticello. Dr. Greist, a clergyman, lived at Point Barrow, Alaska, for several years. He was there at the time of the plane, crash which took the life of Will Rogers. ” 2 2 AT CAMP LIMBERLOST this Sunday, a repeat performance of “Cavalleria Rusticana,” under the direction of Fabien Sevitzky, Indianapolis . symphony orchestra director, will ‘be given for those who missed it last Sunday on account of the Tain. The performance of the opera by students of the camp and Jor‘dan Consevatory will mark thé close of the music camp's 16th year. )
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today. This is only the warm-up for (i - formance is .one of the few of its kind in
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WAR BOND SALES|
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 13 (U, P). —Actress Marlene Dietrich . won recognitipn today as the nation’s leading war bond “salesman” when
the treasury department ‘awarded : her a special citation for her recent:
bond-selling tours.
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When Miss Dietrich called on mar. 3d
Governor Culbert L. Olson to sell him a bond, a treasury representative announced the film star had sold more bonds than any other single person in the United States. He did not: divulge the amount of bonds Miss. Dietrich sold. ; Pilm stars ' Rosalind “Russell, Linda Darnell and Dorothy Lamour are “runners-up.”
CONCERT AT CHURCH
An old-fashioned community con4 cert, will be held at 8:15 p. m. Tues-
“1k said. doubt: Ukin Berit Bev: 11: with '«¢ Van iz nots tle
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day at the Traders Point Christian| 3:31
‘church. A silver offering will be taken up for the benefit of the Pike county U. 8. O. Mrs. Glenna Chandler is in charge of the concert.
Times Amusement t. Clock
AY EITH'S
On stage, “Smart Set Revue, with the six Brucettes and ir nard, at 1:49, 4:23, 6:57 and
9:31. “Prisoner of Japan,’ with Alan * Baxter and Michael, at 12:33, 3:07, 5: Sort 8: is and 10:30.
CURRENT CHOICES : INDIANA “pardon My Sarong,” comedy with ‘Abbott and Costella and Virginia Bruce, at 12:40, 3:44, 6:48 and 9:52. “Toug h as They Come,” ing the Dead End Kids opposite the Little Tough Yin at 11:40, 2 44, 5:48 and 8:5 Fol :
“This Above All,” with Tyrone Power and. Joan ~ Fontaine, at . 13:30, 3:40, 6:55 and 10:10. “Through Different Eyes,” with Frank Craven and Mary Howap, at 11:20,2:35, 5:50 and :
LOEW'S
_ «Mys. Miniver,” held over third week with Greer Garson and Walfor Dudgeon, at 11, 1:40, 4:20, 7°
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“Beyond the Blue Horizon,” a. a Sem
. ning, Jack Haley : Morison, at 11, 1:30, 4:40, 7:30 and
120 . “Sweater Girl,” college campus mystery with die Bracken and ; man dt 12:30, 3:20, 6:10 an
play sd phoiy fam: ly. 8004 3 «
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"A vocal ensemble under the di-
| rection of Clifford D. Long wil |sing. Members are Ann Maloof,
Miriam Bosworth, Miss Jones, Ber-
‘| dyne Egli, Graham Meggenhofen,
Mr, Shoop, George Lucas and Sid-|
| ney Rains.
appear on Keith's stage girl acrobats whose per‘udeville,
0 HOLLYWOOD
Lionized by “olk, Made: Bravest
ids on Ice Box. WOOD, Aug. 13 (U. P.)—
4. Bernstein, former boys’
OFFERS REWARD FOR|
SABOTEURS IN STATE|
Eugene Pulliam, chairman of the|:
Indiana war . savings staff, today announced the offer of a reward of $200 in war. bonds ‘for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person guilty of sabotage anywhere in the state. “Indiana has been completely free of sabotage so far,” Mr.
said, “and we hope that WIRE'S|
co-operation with the FBI will serve as a warning to saboteurs to stay out of Indiana. Hoosiers who have reason to suspect sabotage plans are advised against taking action themselves but are urged to notify FBI
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sumatism rather than buliis limp. ormer tennis star. was with impersonating a navy ‘ter five months of being yy sympathetic movie folk. dy “co do” raids in participated, investigators were raids on the icebox, “nick” he suffered -in a ray, off Australia was noth- ¢ nick he put in the festive
riend of Bill Tilden
in, 39, now a haberdasher; knowledge .of clothes to e. There wasn’t a flaw in ilden, the tennis profesaid Bernstein turned up ’e - months ago and anhe was a lieutenant com-
vy Morty so well,” Tilden
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shorn of Uniform
two months ago,” Tilden invited him to play some 1d ‘he said: ‘I can’t; I've led in’ a commando raid.’” joint in the comedy was en Prince Mike Romanoff, ember of the Russian royal ind Bernstein, the dry imando ace, indulged in a f tennis. in, shorn of his uniform srty in $1000 -bond, refused nt. !
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