Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1944 — Page 14
"Albert Kennedy Rdsewell, Pitts- * burgh radio sports commentator,
are a Memphis undertaker, a St.
Artists’ producer, to be tested for] banker.
i famous Indianapolis Times war | correspondent.
“role, is said to bear a striking re-| has to go through in the big sochw.
* Vagabond's. . © Others who will follow Mr. Rose- | of the war.
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Everett Calloway, 16 Plum st., MANHATTAN BEACH, wanted to be kind to his crippled . , cat last night but his “kindness” Cal, Aug. 25 (U. P.) Harry ended in a brawl with his neighbor, L. White was out buying all j ’ Mr. Calloway, who is 36, said the cigars he could lay his he Rilled his cat because it was hands on today. crippled and then got into a quarA telegram from his son= oh over the “mercy” slaying with , William J, Aldman, 48, of 18 Plum in-law, ©. D. ODell of |" 5 ie sald that Aldman struck Fresno, Cal, reported: Calloway on the head with a club. “Ruth in hospital. Baby Calloway, who is in the City hos. boy born last night.” pital with a possible skull fracWhite answered: ture, was charged with disorderly “Mom in hospital, too. |conduct and Aldman, now in jail, Baby boy born last night— was charged with assault and battoo.” tery and disorderly conduct.
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! will be the first of the 10 unknowns| Louis streetcar conductor, a New © chosen by Lester Cowan, United York chef and an Oklahoma City
| the role of Ernie Pyle in the film,| Producer Cowan also is negotiat“G. I. Joe," based on the life of the| ing with Bob Capa of Life maga~zine and Prankie Filan of the Associated Press to appear in person ©. Mr. Rosewell, one of the original| in his movie to show the customers _ group of 200 to be tested for the what a front line war photographer
© semblance to Mr. Pyle facially and| Both Mr, Filan and Mr. Capa © 4n mannerisms and speech. He is have’ been heralded as the out- - 48 and his height and weight are | standing photographers of battle _ almost the same as the Hoosier scenes and have turned in some of [the most sensational still pictures
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Mr. Winkle
Loew's Film Has Laughs And Thrills, too.
Edward G. Robinson, long filmdom’'s favorite gangster portrayer, trades in his gats for G. IL rifles as he wins new acting laurels in “Mr. Winkle Goes to War,” showing through Wednesday at Loew's theater. In a heart-warming part totally different from his “Little Caesar” roles, Robinson plays a timorous bark clerk turned mechanic who is inducted into the army before the passage of the 38-year-old deferment measure. The trials and tribulations of the 44-year-old Pvt. Hargrove during basic training provide the film's quota of laughs, while his spinetingling heroism in an encounter with the Japs furnish more than a minimum of thrills. Robinsons G. 1. portrayal is braced up with fine supporting roles by Bob Haymes, Richard Lane and Robert Arms strong. Making his bid for future juvenile billing is Ted Donaldson, whose portrayal of ah orphan lad and Mr. Winkle's special pal, carries the film through in its weaker spots. Ruth Warrick gives a good showeing as the domineering wife of the “Mr. Milquetoast” Winkle, Weak in parts, the film manages to hit enough high spots to keep the story from sagging. The actors put across the patriotic sentiment without lofty oratory and Robinson's depreciating attitude as he delivers his philosophical tidbits keep the dialog from sounding affected, Doubling with the Robinson film is “Address Unkown,” featuring Academy award winner Paul Lukas and K. T, Stevens. (By Donna Mikels.)
At the Alamo
Veda Ann Borg and Hoot Gibson are seen in “Marked Trails,” western thriller opening today at the Alamo theater.
Open Air Talent Show Is Planned
An open air talent show planned by Miss Lillian Seats, director of the Coleman playground, will be presented at 8:15 p. m. today at the playground, Musical selections on the program will include numbers by Don Neal, saxophone; Robert Housefleld, violin; William Housefleld, trumpet; Beverly King, accordion, and Jody Noel, vocalist. Marilyn Kirk, LaVena Valant, Robert Lockwood, Allene Stewar:, Mariann Wolf, Delores Cox, Jose= phine Bernhart and Caroline Turner will tap dance and Miss Noel will appear in a Hawaiian dance.
1000 VESSELS LAND TROOPS IN S. FRANCE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (U. P)). —Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal revealed yesterday that more
|than 1000 vessels participated In
the invasion of Southern France, led by the “three old stalwarts’— the American battleships Texas,
Arkansas and Nevada. The battleships poured hundreds
lof big shells into German strorg-
| holds just as they did in the Normandy invasion, he sald, while the heavy cruisers Quincy, Augusta and
[Tuscaloosa gave admirable support
|
Five light cruisers—the Brook|lyn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Oma{ha and Marblehead—and the airlcraft carriers Tulagi and: Kasa|anay also participated in the invasion. Other naval forces included 47 destroyers, 17 assault vessels, 76 LST's and 68 LCT's and other amphibious craft,
ARREST 17 NAZI SPIES BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 25 (U. P.). —Seventeen German spies have been arrested in Argentina since last March, in addition to the arrests of 21 others previously "announced, a federal’ police report stated today.
DINNER MUSIO, 7:30 TO c P. M. ' DANCING FROM 9:00 P. M, (Federal Muiishiens ta tax applies r Nitely Broadcast, WIBC, 10 P. M.
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Ella Mae Morse, known for her version of “Cow Cow Boogie” and “Shoo, Shoe, Baby,” with Ada Leonard's orchestra, opening today at the Circle.
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The . Gréat Blackstone will bring his magic to Keith's theater stage today, opening for a week's engagement.
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OPENING TODAY
CIRCLE On Stage, -h3% Reonare, at 1.0%,
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“Take It Big,” with Jack Haley,
Harriet Hilliard and Mary Beth Hughes, on 11718, 2:12, 5:09, 8:06 and 10
KEITH'S 8 ge Plaskstone, at 1:58,
“Girl In the Case’ with Edmund
Lowe, at 12:15, 2:46, 5:17, 8:01 and 10:25.
CURRENT FEATURES
LOEW'S “Mr. Winkle Goes to War,” with
Edward, G. Robinson, Ruth Warrick and Ted Donaldson, at 12:53, 3:54, 6:56 and 10:01.
“Address. Unknown,” with Paul
Lukas, Carl Esmond and Mady Catistinn, at 11:20, 2:22, 5:24 and
INDIANA “Mr. Skeffington,” with Bette
Davis, Claude Rains and Walter Abel, at 11:40, 2:27, 5:14, 8, 10:48 and 1:36.
LYRIC
“In Society,” with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, at 12:05, 2:40,
5:20, 7:55 and 10:30.
“The Black Parachute,” with John
Carradine and Osa Massen, at 11, 1:35, 4:10, 6:50 and 9:25.
Darnjelle Darrieux Proves .
Styles. Charige—in Places
Then she put out her hand to us
By JAMES C. McGLINCY United Press S{aff Correspondent IN THE COUNTRYSIDE NEAR
tiful an actress as ever graced the acid. Then I had an idea. “Johnny,” I said, “go back to the jeep and get that bottle of wine.” il “I have a corkscrew,”
screen, is wears ing this season shouldn't be reperted by a gentleman s0 I will save it for the last, I can report promptly, howe ever, that the people here deny she ever collaborated with the arrleux Vichy Prench or Miss. B Germans, and I was taken to her home hy five members of the resistance movement—the kind who would not get any closer to a collaborationist. thay necessary to shoot him or spit at him. They said
{she had refused to make pictures
in France as long as the Germans
| were in control. So much for those | rumors.
I was headed for Paris with my jeep driver, Pfc. Johnny Sears of Annapolis, Md., when we heard that
{La Darrieux lived here with her | husband, Robert Rubirosa, son of a | dominican diplomat.
“To heck with Paris,” Johnny
said. We saw Danielle,
She was standing at the foot of
[the front steps with the setting sun striking sparks off her long blond hair. She had on a light blue
blouse, blue slacks with—but no, not
vet, not yet,
As we went up the walk she recognized one of the resistance leaders, a man who used to be one of
him. The rest of us just stood around and sjzzled.
CANOVA NAMES BABY JULIETA
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 25 (U, P). —Comedienne Judy Canova last night selected Julieta as the name for her six-pound baby daughter born at St. Joseph's hospital, Miss Canova's husband C. B. England, now stationed in Ireland,
is Army Pvt.
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3 have only water to offer you PARIS, Aug, 21 (Delayed) (U. P.).|but come in,” she said. We would —What Danielle Darrieux, as beau- {Dave said thank you for sulphuric
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