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THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1945

PAGE 28 _ Local Star With Di Durbin

‘Can't Help Jp Singing’ Brings

Color to Indiana: |

Deanna Durbin, for the first time in techilicolor, came to the Indiana | theater yesterday in a saga of the west, “Can't Help Singing.” Robert Paige of Indianapolis is teamed -as | the male romantic lead and does al fine bit of singing along with the

beautiful voice of Miss Durbin, Jerome Kern and KE. Y. Harburg wrote seven songs for the produc-| tion. They include “More and More” “Can't Help Singing,” “El-|™ bow Room. *Californ-i-ay,’ “Any | Moment Now” and “Swing Your | Sweetheart 'Round the Fire | The story, laid in 1849, opens in| Washington, D, C. Deanna, in love with a young army officer by David Bruce, sets out to him to the west coast. En meets Paige, a gambler whom she engages to drive her covered wagon Ther: she falls in love “with him There's a merry mixup when the three meet in Sonora, but it all comes out all right with Paige as the true lover, Most of the picture was filmed out of doors and contains some of the most striking scenic shots brought to the Screen in technicolor. | Akim Tamiroff and Leonid Kins-| key are funny as a pair of petty] crooks. Ray Collins does a good job as Deanna's pompous senator-| father. And Andrew Tombes comes through fine as a fast-talking swindler,

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~ { SLIP ‘TWIXT CUP AND LIP" | NEW YORK, Feb. 22 (U, P).—| Bishara Maria, 35, sat at the Hotel | Taft bar early today, toying with a! champagne glass. His elbow slipped his glass broke, -and Maria was taken to Polvclinic hospital for treatment of severe cuts of the left hand.

HE GOT THE BIRDS | NEW YORK, Feb. 22 (U. P).—|

{ thrown | quarters on the Via Passo del Furlo

Here Tonight

Helen, Hayes opens her threeday stay at English's tonight

when she appears in the title role | ~ | opening today at Loew's.

in * “Harriet.

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ENGLISH 8 “Harriet,” with Helen Haves and I" Kihal a8:

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LYRIC “The Woman .n the Window,” with i " nd Joan Ben7.03 and 10:19 Tito Guizar and 11, 2:16, 5:32 and

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GRENADE TOSSED ROME, Feb. 22 (YU. PA hand grenade of Italian make was against Monarchist head-

IN ROME

last night. Windows were broken and wiring disrupted, but no casualties were

Stanley Yalof, 15, Brooklyn, pleaded reported.

guilty to stealing sevem rare birds) from the Bronx oo to increase his knowledge of ornithology. But the] birds weren't much help. Four of theth died.

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GIVEN 180 DAYS N CHILD NEGLECT CASE|

| Stiff penalties were given 4 touple who were found guilly yesterday of child neglect, Scott MeDonald, juvenile court referee, fined John Phillips, 42, and his wife, Aunetta, 36, $500 each and| sentenced them to 180-day prison terms, the maximum ‘sentences al-| lowed under law. Mr, and Mrs rested after policewomen them and their twin boys, 2, and 8 daughter, 4, living over a store in the 600 block on E. Washington st. I'he policewomen, Mrs, Caroline Juneman and Mrs. Annabeile| Chowning; testified that when they: arrested the Phillipses their resi-| dence was unheated and dirty. One of the twins is suffering from | malnutrition and neglect and is near death in City hospital. = All ‘the chikiren are in the custody of the Marion county hoard of children’s guardians.

Phillips were ar-| found |

CHARLES WINNINGER - Anne Revere Connie Marshall + Chill Wills - Robert Bailey - Bobby Driscoll - Jane Darwell

SINKINGS BRING EMBARGO BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 22 (U. P).| —All future Argentine payments in Reichsmarks have heen embargoed by the Argentine cabinet until Germany makes reparations for three Argentine ships sunk or damaged by Reich submarines in this

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. Indianapolis an basketball fans s were expected to university fieldhou opening encounter high school baske R. V, Copple, a the host Tech almost all ducats of and that only pvallable for publ house tonight. TI tering e¢rowd fo petition in Indiar the meet here, Manual's Redsk! of Crispus Attuck lid at 7 o'clock. 8 Silent Hoosiers m while the night's ment pits the B tourney champs a tional favorites. ‘ Play continues tomorrow, South Ripple starting a. m. When ghe tomorrow night” tl been narrowed tc finalists. These | in two games Sa for the right to

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