Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1943 — Page 14
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by RICHARD LEWIS
“The Three Inkspots :
THE INKSPOTS, more familiarly known as a quartet, are a trio et the Circle this trip, with one of the Spots blotted temporarily by pneumonia since the first week of January. He's Deke Watson, second tenor and comedy man, and former Shortridge, high school track star.
Deke’s getting along all right, though. The boys yesterday called
his room in the Detroit hospital where he’s recuperating and he har-
monized ‘with them over the phone, “The trio manages pretty well, relying heavily on Billy Kenny, the tall tenor-soprano, who was born here on Indiana ave. Billy gings “Every Night About This
Time” and Orvill Jones, another
Indianapolis boy, proceeds to work on it in the bass clef. They give with “If I Cared a Little Bit Less and You Cared a Little Bit More” and their famous “If I Didn’t Care.” Cadets at the army air force advanced flying school at Seymour have a treat coming when the Spots stage a special breakfast show there tomorrow morn- + ing. ” ” = ; "RUCIUS LEROY MILLINDER, glias Lucky, who became a master craftsman in the art of jive long before he could read notes, leads his phenomenal band through the inimitable Harlem school of impressionism, much to Joy of those present. Out’ - of - this - world rhythms blare forth like the trumpets of ‘Jericho. against a supernatural set of green, tan and lavender “backdrops which produces the effect of a bright nightmare.
Lucky himself appears in a ‘ “hunting - we - will - go” coat of scarlet, while the boys in the band gre decorated. with orange jackets. All of this prépares you for ‘the vision of a cream-colored bass fiddle which one of the boys thrums with vast enthusiasm. “Sister” Rosetta Tharpe serenades with Lucky's own oratorio, “I Want a Tall, Skinny Papa,” the companion piece to. his “Big, Fat Mama.” She also swings a few spirituals and creates her own boogie rhythm on her guitar. Trevor Bacon, the band’s tenor, whose relatives live on Indiana ave., makes several welcome contributions, the names of which, if any, escape me. Then arises Tab Smith with his first love, the alto sax, and what comes out is “I Don’t Get Around Much Anymore,” which makes the fans kick up their heels and holler fire. : 2 ” 2 So on with the show, and the miracle is that the joint hasn't burned down yet. Red and Curly, tap artists, bedt out some mighty interesting rhythms with their feet. and a set of traps. You can sense it in the air that the auto-
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“SILVER SKATES,” is the Cir-. cle’s film, the most lavish effort so far of Monogram pictures, which has specialized up till now in westerns and mine-run spy thrillers. So well has this film gone over in the light musical field that Monogram has decided to enter the big budget field. The picture produces the spectacle of “Belita,” a ballerina on skates, in some dazzling ice antics, with the romance furnished by . Kenny Baker and Patricia “Morison,
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. HOLLYWOOD, March 20 (U. P.). ——A movie-struck high school boy trapped in an alleged extortion plot by a feminine FBI agent disguised as Betty Grable was held today for grand jury action. Federal agents surrounding a busy Hollywood corner closed in on 6-foot-4 Russell E. Alexanderson, 18, formerly of Omaha, Neb., when he
automobile by “Miss Grable.” The package was supposed to have contained $5000 defhanded in ga letter written March 9. A previous letter demanded $25,000 in uncut diamonds. Both. letters threatened death. Alexanderson admitted sending letters. to Miss Grable but denied he ‘intended to harm her.
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“THE CRYSTAL BALL,” whose plot is anything but ervsial clear, is showing at six neighborhood theaters today and will be carried over by two of them for the delectation of next week's audiences which
like confusing situations.
Ray Milland enacts the role of the husband, and Paulette Goddard that of the wife, in this topsy-turvy comedy. Gladys George ‘is
the medium who gazes into the crystal ball and gives advice which starts everybody off in~the wrong direction. . The play will leave the St. Clair and the Uptown after tonight, but will continue at the Rivoli through tomor- : “6 row, It will Ray Milland, come to the Fountain Square tonight to run through Tuesday and to the Strand tomorrow to continue through Tuesday. : 2 = 2 PACKING MANY of the original “thousand and .one” thrills, “Arabian Nights” will come to the Ritz tonight and remain through Tuesday, along with “Seven Days Leave” and “The Great Gildersleeve.” Jon Hall, Maria Montez and Sabu are starred in the technicolor, “Arabian Nights.” 2 nn = MATINEE TIME at ‘the Granada today, which is to say at 1:30 o'clock, will bring “The Mec--Guerins from Brooklyn” and “The Commandos Strike at Dawn,” the latter starring Paul Muni and Lillian Gish. The Fountain Square will show “A Night to Remember,” starring
. Loretta Young and Brian Aherne,
as the second part of its double bill which will run through Tuesday. The Sanders double bill today and tomorrow will have “George Washington Slept Here” and “Army Surgeon.” ; 8 = = TWO MORE REPEATS will be at the Esquire tonight through Wednesday, when “Woman of the Year,” with Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy, and “Strike. Up the Band” with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, will answer the call for an encore. The Emerson's double bill for Sunday through Wednesday will be “Stand By for Action” and “Arabian Nights.” “Hi, Neighbor,” and “Tombstone,” will be at the Parker tomorrow and Monday.
The Sheridan’s bill tomorrow through Wednesday will consist of “Whistling. in Dixie” and “The Adventures of Martin Eden.” “Palm Beach Story,” starring Joel McCrea and Claudette Col-
Bert, will show for the last times +
tonight at the St. Clair and Uptown. - It will remain at the ‘Rivoli over tomorrow, and will open at the Fountain Square to‘night and at the: Strand tomorrow: to run at each Place ‘through Tuesday. 2 ELMONT — “Lucky Legs” and’ “A Night to Remember.” Tomorrow: through.
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By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN United Press Hollywood Correspondent
didn’t see her in Africa in her long underwear before it “named her America’s best-dressed screen star for 1943.
‘Miss Landis continued,’ “and when nobody was looking, I scratched, and I was a mess.” Kay Francis, Martha Raye and the best-dressed screen star were in Tunisia entertaining soldiers about the time the members of the academy were casting their ‘ballot in New York. “Sometimes it was cold and somietimes it was- hot,” Miss Landis said, “and we never knew how it was going. to be, so we started wearing that long woolen underwear as a matter of course.
“It Was Terrible”
“On a cold day it was. fine, but lumpy. lumpy, but like a hair shirt.” Miss Landis said she wouldn’t like ‘the .fashion academy to know, but that she wore a woolen undershirt and a pair of ribbed woolen panties. “Chopped off at the knee,” she said. “Perfectly awful. I think they would have looked better if they'd gone all thé way down to the ankle. “So every morning I'd get up and put on my woolen shirt and my woolen panties and I'd look at myself in the mirror. I couldn't help looking. If was terrible, a’ sort of fascination. Almost a horrible hypnosis.
. Bulges in Wrong Places
“I'd look and I'd see bulges in the wrong places and lumps and creases and it was frightening. Even before I began to itch. This looking at myself in the mirror got so bad that finally I left off my woolens one niorning. Then I went out and nearly sneezed my fcol head off.” Thereafter the ladies wore their wool union suits religiously, with their glamour gal clothes on top. They tried to keep their skirts down in the African breezes so that no soldier would get a glimpse of the ridges where the wool left off at the knees. “This would have been very disillusioning,” Miss Landis said.
Other Selections .
Miss Landis won the fashion honor in the screen classification. the other selections were: Stage, Judith Evely, winner of the drama league's award for the year’s best performance in “Angel Street”; radio, Hollace Shaw; public life, Winifred C. Stanley, New York con-|-gresswoman; business, Constance Luft Huhn, cosmetician, now in Nassau where she is visiting the Duchess of Windsor; society, Wendy Iglehart of New York, wife of Lieut. Douglas McCrary, now at Virginia Beach, Va.; junior society, Joan La Roche of New .York, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Chester La Roche; opera, politan soprano; concerts, Jeanette MacDcnald; journalism, Lorna Farrell, editor, The: Woman; sports, Gretchen Merrill, Boston Skating club, Boston; war work, Mrs. Dwight Davis, American Red Cross.
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