Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1945 — Page 26

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The Indianapolis MaennercHor of the Athenaeum Turners today anriounced new officers and soloists for the season. Auditions for member- | SEE ship will be held in the Athenaeum | H% Sunday at 3 p. m. 4 Kenneth C. Dundan,. assistant treasurer of the Capitol Paper Co. has been named president of "the group, Other new officers include George Amt, vice-president; Carlyle Dreier, secretary; Willlam Noelke, treasurer; Albert Nachtrieb, financial secrétary, and Maurice Pennicke, librarian, The board of directors elected includes Edward Mueller,” retiring president after five years -incumbency; Franz Binninger, president emeritus; Isaac W. Keen, Fred

Lee “Lasses” White and Kay Deslys are an odd couple of lovebirds in “Saddle Serenade” opening today at the Alamo,

Koehrn, Charles Buck, and Ludwig Burck. Named Chairman Mr, Duncan has appointed Clarence Elbert, Maennerchor conductor, chairman of the music committee, Other members are Mr. Koehrn, Mr, Keen, Mr. Mueller, Mr, Pennicke and Mr. Binninger. Those on the entertainment committee

Lana Turner

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are Al Kessler, chairman; ~ Jack Wed Turhan Bey. Worden and Mr, Mueller, Publicity heads are Mr. Keen, Robert| HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 7 (U. P.).— Behr and Mr. Elbert. iLana Turner, sweater-girl

[Dleksen, baritone, will appear Aaa) {pefore the end of the month.

, 1046. The curvaceous actress received ig Christmas musicale will be

her final decree yesterday. She presented Dec, 22, and the Triad charged cruelty. 5 {festival will be given at the Murat] apieo Turner :has revealed..to

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{friends her plans to marry Bey, now in the army at Camp Roberts, Cal. The divorce ended Miss Turner's third marriage, and her second to Crane. In one of Hollywood's most hectic marital mixups, she won annulment of their marriage in February, 1943, and remarried him a month later after. he took a near-

courage tourists to make ar-|fata] dose of sleeping tablets. the profession, Here’ $ an Sppenanily to test your len FREE, rangements in advance for living| ‘They separated 8 year after the ULES: Contestants must be amateurs. Our students are sot Make eo facilities. second marriage because, the actress High, 7 inches high. Draw oaly th » lettering, 2, Use onl » pencil or pen. 5. fo b oll Shir, ant he Tg os a Russell E. Singer, general mana- | testified, Crane nagged and yelled

ger of the American Automobile As-!at her so “I almost lost my health.”

She won custody of their daughter, Cheryl Christine, 2 The first annulment. was. on grounds that “Crane's divorce from his first wife, the former Carol

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