Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1944 — Page 10

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[Keith's Seal Apes Hitler|

Takes Spotlight on Bill But Shuns Interview.

Chilled and slightly miffed over the icy” welcome accorded him by the local weatherman, Sharkey. the {Seal turned a deaf ear today to in=terviewers seeking the secret of his success as star performer on Keith's vaudeville bill this week-end. “See my agent,” or utterances to that effect, barked Sharkey, as he snapped up a herring, yawned with boredom and plunged into his five-

|by-five portable pool.

“Undoubtedly, he's thinking that California was never like this,” ine terposed his manager and trainer, Mark Huling. “He's a native of Catalina Island. I don't believe he ever migrated as far as the Arctic circle . . . until, that is, he hit Indianapolis.”

Performs for President

Mr. Huling’s next remark brought his theatrical protege back to the surface of his salt-saturated pool faster than you can flip your flipper —er, uh, pardon me-—snap your finger. This was the statement that Sharkey had only recently shown off for President Roosevelt and the White House press corps. With a pompous grunt, Sharkey slithered out of the depths, perched on the edge of his pool, and tilted his head at a superior angle. Not that Sharkey can’t talk. On the contrary in the course of ~his act he imitates with considerable authenticity such characters as Adolf Hitler, Hirohito and M. G. M.s garrulous lion, who probably would be amazed at the thought of a seal “stealing his qft-repeated

Hitler's Mustache

In making like Hitler, Sharkey emits the most incomprehensible series of gutteral growls ever spoken from Keith's stage. And, better still, he has the mustache to match. Sharkey pictures Hirohito as a slinking, be-spectacled object yapping meaningless syllables in a falsetto voice. Always the actor, Sharkey doesn't mind human. congregations in the least, said Mr. Huling. In fact, he won't perform without an audience. Besides juggling balls, playing “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling” on a door-bell contraption and executing other typical maneuvers, Sharkey also is able, when the facilities are available, to perform “under control” in water, Mr. Huling reveals. He adds parenthetically that he’s the only seal in captivity willing to go to such unbelievable lengths to obtain the 10 pounds of fish rationed out to him daily,

Local Students on Bill

Also on Keith's program this week-end, are two Shortridge high school students, Joan and. Florence Izor, daughters of A. B. Izor, 353¢ N. Pennsylvania st. Their artistry on the double xylophones is definitely of professional quality. They said after the show that

, | they felt slightly mortified at mak-

ing their debut on a bill featuring a trained seal, but then reflected, “Well, he's. been in this business longer than we have.”— (By Sherley Uhl)

SHORE AND SIMMS TO GO OVERSEAS

HOLLYWOOD, March 31 (U. PJ). —Plans for two tours by singing stars, Dinah Shore and’ Ginny | Simms, were announced today. Miss

Joan Xzor and her twin sister, Florence, are displaying their xylo-. phone act on the stage of Keith's.

Charles Starrett is at the Alamo in his latest ‘western, “Cowboy in the Clouds.”

FILM STAR CITED FOR TOUR OF CHINA

HOLLYWOOD, March 31 (U. P.) —Screen star Paulette Goddard today received a citation from Col. John A. Feagin for her recent tour of China in which she entertained American troops. “In order to accomplish her mission, she traveled over impassable country under treacherous conditions and through territory constantly patrolled ‘by enemy aircraft,” the citation read. “Her achievement reflects highest credit on herself and the entire entertainment world.”

8 ELECTED MEMBERS

Times. Special | BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 31. —Phi Beta Kappa, national scholastic society, today elected eight Indiana university students to membership and conferred an honorary membership on Dr. W. A. Jellema, acting head of the philosophy department, The students are Mrs, Margaret Edmondson and Charles M. Kerr, Bloomington; Jack J. Detzler, South Bend; Esther McGinness, and John W. Mason, Evansville; Elizabeth Deane, Logansport; Janet J Acker, Dayton, O., and Jean Ann Schabinger, Evanston, Ill. Initiation will be April 17.

HEDY LAMARR SUED

HOLLYWOOD, March 31 (U. P.). —Writer William E. Barrett today sought $10,000 from Hedy Lamarr in a suit claiming that Miss Lamarr's agent purchased screen and radio rights to his book, “Woman on Horseback,” but failed to pay the stipulated amount.

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