Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1944 — Page 22

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operated radio station in England, Mado bureau of the United] ™® YI seve as an operational

office of war Information dis- | instrument for the supreme pe today. ’ quarters of the allied expeditionary The new station, constructed |force, giving directions to military during the last two months under [officials and to civilian populations.” ‘super-secret conditions, will go on| The station is located in an old the air with its first program at|barn which workmen converted 10:30 &. m. Indianapolis time Sun-|into a compact, modern broadcastday, April 30. ing studio. It will operate on a Robert Sherwood, director of the short wave length of 307 meters.

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‘Broadway , Rhythm' Stars Murphy, Simms. Ginny Simms, radio's singing

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of those sentimental gentlemen of swing, Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra. ; A member of a famous theatrical family, Jonnie Demming (Murphy) is a successful Broadway producer and does his best to keep his kid sister, Gloria De Haven, in school despite hier yearning for Lhe stage.

Romance Is Rocked

Ginny, playing the role of a Hollywood movie star, Helen Hoyt, comes to New York searching for a play and winds up in a production with Charles Winninger, Jonnie’s father. When Jonnie finds out Helen is teamed up with his father, his romance with her is nipped in the bud. Of course, things are patched up and like all musicals, the story ends happily. Murphy, looking very handsome even though he has added a mustache, sings and dances well and Miss Simms looks well in techni-

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SET BORIS SMOLAR LECTURE SUNDAY

Boris Smolar, editor-in-chief of the Jewish Telegraphic agency, New

luncheon in the Columbia club as the two-day convention of the -Anglo-Jewish Publishers of America closes. The luncheon is sponsored by the Indianapolis Jewish Federations and Ernst Cohn, federation president, will preside. The convention's first business session will be held tomorrow night in the Lincoln hotel.

Gracie at Murat

GRACIE FIELDS, who rose from an English mill-worker to a singing aotress-confedianne, will appear at the Murat theater at 8:30 p. m. today, singing a full fprogram of 33 hilarious and sentimental songs. Miss Fields, known for her mimicry and acting, will be featured in such favorite numbers as “The Biggest Aspidistra in the World,” “All for One and One for All,” “Bleeding Heart” and “That Lovely Week-end.” She is the only artist who has been asked to give four command performances for the king -and queen in England and also entertained. the British navy at Scapa Flow, singing from a small dinghy. She and the Queen of Englahd are the only two persons who have been given the keys to Ottawa. Accompanying Miss Flelds will be Ingolf Dahl who will also be featured in several piano solos.

HARMON GIVES HIS FIANCE A PUPPY

HOLLYWOOD, April 28 (U. PJ).

Her fared Tom’ 'Baraion. 1 form Michigan all - American Tootball star. Harmon, now stationed In Van Nuys, Cal, as an army air forces instructor after a tour of combat duty in Africa and China, is searching for a honeymoon house in preparation for their forthcoming marriage.

HUSBAND NO. 3, LOLA LANE PART

HOLLYWOOD, April 28 (U. PJ).

York, will speak at the Sunday noon|_10la Lane, eldest of the three

sister movie actresses, said today that she and her husband, Henry

Dunham Douglas, aircraft executive, had separated.

“It looks serious and I doubt if

we can adjust our matrimonial troubles,” the dark-haired actress | said.

Miss Lane was married twice be-

fore she wed Dunham. Actor Lew Ayres and Director Al Hall were her former husbands.

—Actress Elyse Knox today had a} SE Boe Th YO

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The Billetta

Share Keith's Honors With Coco, Steve, Eddie.

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states in 17 seconds.

moving comedy chatter routine. The former played Indianapolis 35 years ago at the old National, which stood across the street from the Lincoln hotel. The Three Vagabonds, a troupe of performing dogs, complete the revue, The picture, “The Saint Meets the Tiger,” is another of the Simon Templar adventures, featuring Hugh Sinclair and Jean Gillie.

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