Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1943 — Page 13
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became acquainted with Miss Blair {when she was a vocalist for the {band four years ago. screen prominence for her role in (“My Sister Eileen.”
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Karstadt or Claire=—T hese 3 Sisters Are Glad to Be Home
About a month ago sisters signed a contr Frederick Bros. Art Corp. They were promised that they would be kept on the job as much as possible. Since that time, they've had only one day off. | What's more, their dancing
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By There's that mean Claire sisters Circle this week. been around the world, Hoosiers at heart. Their mother, Mrs. Hans Karstadt, 340 Ripple rd., likes to tell about a greeting they received from a San Francisco dignitary upon returning rom one of their foreigh jaunts. He commented that the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce should extend them a special vote of thanks because they “left evervone met abroad with the impression that Indianapolis, Ind, Ww the capit of North America.’
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LAKE ARROWHEAD, Cal, July became thie bride of Sgt. Louis Busch in a simple open air
The ceremonies at the summer home of Frank Vincent, a close friend, were read by the Rev. E. Elmer Gunther of the San Bernardino, Cal, Lutheran church. Less than a dozen guests, includand Mona
Maris of the films, witnessed the
Miss Blair was attended by her sister, Mrs. James McDewell of Pensacola. Busch's best man was agent. The and Mrs. Fred B. Lafferty of Altoona, Pa, were Busch was pianist and arranger or Hal Kemp's orchestra prior to his induction into the army and
She attained
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OF HEART ATTACK
NEW YORK, July 13 (U. P)—! Cecilia (Cissie) Loftus, English and] American actress, who once played leading lady for E. H. Sothern, was found dead yesterday in her room at a hotel here. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Miss Loftus, who had been ill since her recent return from a tour of Canada, scored her greatest successes in her impressions of actresses ranging from Sarah Bernhardt to Ethel a Si
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ALGIERS, July 13 (U. P).—The French committee of national liberation announced today that Gen.| Charles de Gaulle will make an imspeech tomorrow as the feature of North day observance. The committee declared a holiday for all French Africa and appealed] to the people to demonstrate determination to liberate France.
Jinxed Film Is Finished
'For Whom Bell Tolls' Unveiling Wednesday.
By ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Service Staff Correspondent Nearly three vears since purchase of the novel, Hollywood is about to ring the box-office bell with the film version of Ernest Hemingway's “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” The picture will have its world premier in New York tomorrow, a three million dollar technicolor car= bon copy of the book, including a Hays office version of the sleeping bag episode, a Maria with her hair cropped to within three inches of her scalp and the author's choice, Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, in the leading roles.
Picture Was Jinxed
a motion picture almost “For Whom the Bell Tolls” is it, jinxed at the beginning by the Jap attack on Pearl Harbor and by a Maria who had to be replaced in the second inning. Producer Samuel Goldwyn finally agreed to loan Gary Cooper to Paramount for the Jordan role in return for the services of Director Wood to direct Cooper in “Pride of the Yankees.” Production of] "FWTBT"” ceased for seven months.” The location jaunt was the toughest in film history. It was bitter
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For 10 weeks Cooper, Miss Bergman, Greek actress Katina Paxinou as Pilar, Akim Tamiroff as Pablo | and others in the cast played the | story against a "harsh gray granite” | background at a 10,000-foot level in the Migh Sierras. Howling wind= storme ripped sets to shreds. Heavy | cameras were dragged up precipices. For playing Robert Jordan, Cooper received the biggest check ever paid an actor for one picture— | 8 $325,000.
Madge Bellamy Seeks 'Divorce’
LAS VEGAS, Nev, July 13 (U. P.).—Madge Bellamy, glamour girl of silent films, sought a “divorce” and a share of $3,000,000 in community property today from a millionaire lumberman to whom she was never married, but at whom she fired three shots in San Francisco last January. Miss Bellamy, 39, still attrac= tive, based her claims on a “weds dingless marriage” and a peeculi= arity of Nevada law which says that a ceremony is unnecessary if the parties agree to a marriage. The blond, brown-eyed star of early Western thrillers claimed that such an agreement existed heween her and Albert Stanwood Murphy, 53, a wealthy California lumberman, The agreement was reached April 26, 1941, she said in her divorce suit, but a ceremony never was performed. Murphy later married June Almy, attractive New York model.
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