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and Klemm's “A Child's Prayer.” The two other young Hoosier soloists on Saturday's program will be Donald Shelhorn and Marti Knauer, pianists, who will play the duo-piano parts in Saint-Saens’ “Carnival of the Animals.” Orchestral numbers on the program will include Mendelssohn's “Fingal's Cave" overture and Rim-

Youthful Soloists ig

Three youthful soloists will be heard with Fabien Sevitzky and the} Indianapolis Symphony orchestra in the closing children's concert at 10:30 a. m, Saturday in Cadle

school senjor-from Marion, who will sing Kreisler's “An Old Refrain”

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“Cornered,” with Dick Powell, at 11, 2:35, 6:20 and 10:05. “People Are Funny,” at 1, 4:45 and : 8.35, INDIANA

“Doll Face,” with Vivian Blaine, Dennis O'Keefe, Petry Como and Carmen Miranda, at 11, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10:08. “The Strange Mr. Gregory,” with Bdmund Lowe, at 13:45, 3:30, 6:15

and 9.” KEITH'S “The 30 Steps,” at 11:40, 2:35, 5:30 and 8:25.

; : ; 4 : “Nothing Sacred,” at 1:10, 4:08, 7 Youthful Symphony soloist ., . , and 9:85, , - Jack Lennon, tenor, of Marion.

sky-Korsakov's “Flight of the

at 11:03, Bumblebee. “ : Close Call for Boston Blackie,”

LOEW'S

“The Bandit of Sherwood Forest,” wi Sel Wilde and Anita Louise,’ 1:46, 4:20, 7:12 and 9:58.

By ROBERT C. RUARK Scripps-Howard Staff Writer NEW YORK, March T7.—A lady we know, who has never been to a cocktail party for a celebrity, requested that she be allowed to take in the Von Johnson shindig the M. G. M. people were throwing at the Waldorf before Mr, took off for the coast. She said she {figured she might as well start at the top. The party began auspiciously. Going up in the elevator, the operator chanted softly: “This is the fourth floor, this is the Perroquet room, and all these nice people are going to see Van Johnson-n-n-n-n,” in a quiet baritone. This lady fought through the throngs which were choking the entrance, hopeful of seeing the great man. She remarked cattishly that she was certainly going to plant a garden, in her old straw hat, because everybody. there seemed to have half-an-acre of roses, violets or pansies growing over the left eye, All Don't Wear Bobby-Sox

She remarked that Miss Adrienne Ames was wearing lilacs in her hat. | “And they look like she sewed them on herself,” this lady said, viciously. Inside, it became apparent that all bobby-soxers do not wear bob-by-sox, The ladies in mink were {crowding Mr. Johnson into a corner {with the same deadly female in- | tensity of the 14-year-old jitterbug, |and waving pencils with the same | frantic hope. “We sent telegrams to the people {we 'wanted,” a publicity man said, {“and we hoped that way we could {keep the yucks out. But we got the yucks, anyhow.” | “Why do you bother with these things at all?” the lady asked the {publicity man. “It must cost a

| suite and buy all those drinks,” Drinks 3 Pints of Milk | “Because we love you,” said the | publicity man, gazing morosely into his scotch. | Mr. Johnson, during the party, consumed three pints of milk. “He's serious about milk,” the publicity man said. “He loves milk.” “Well, it certainly isn’t doing his {figure any good,” the lady, plainly {in a captious mood, remarked. “He's (going to have two definite chins {very shortly.” Over in the corner, a little girl of | some 11 or 12 years was sipping neat soda and swinging her legs violently, while she gazed adoringly across the room at Mr. Johnson. {The lady who had -the child in | charge took a deep pul] at her mar-

‘He Eats It Up’

“I just hate being a proxy mother.” The little girl kept swinging her legs. | Mr. Johnson, trapped in a corner by photographers, was" busy trying] |to dissuade a girl reporter from | making the trip to the coast with {him today, in order to get an ex- | clusive interview. He was wearing a blue suit which collected lint, and he smiled broadly, constantly. He {had small bags under his eyes. | “He loves this," a man said. “He eats it up.”

Ladies, Minus Bobby-Sox, Flock to Van Johnson Party

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couple of thousand to rent this|—

with Chester Morris, at 1:35, 4:19, 7:03 and 9:47.

LYRIC Walt Disney's ‘‘Pinoechio,” at 11, 1:42, 4:33, 7:24 and 10:15.

“A Guy Could Change,” with Allan, Lane and Jane Prazee, at 12:37, 3:28, 6:19 and 9:10.

| —Concert Violinist Erna Ruben-

| “personal necessities” and $400 to

MONTH'S FOOD BILL 1 $300, SHE TESTIFIES.

HOLLYWOOD, March 7 (6. P).

|stein, who spends $300 a month on food, told a judge yesterday that she lives on $1000 a month temporary -alimony. She detailed her expenses to Superior Judge William 8. Baird, hearing her divorce battle with screen Writer-Producer George Bruce. - “I spend $300 for food,” she sald. “I can't cook. I wish I could.” She sald $160 went for a maid, $150 for concert tickets, $150 for

$500 for clothes. “Evening gowns are high,” sh said, Mr. Bruce's divorce suit charged he “never had a bank account” because Miss Rubenstein spent his

$1500 a week ¥ fast as it came in,

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locate a one until he showed up at

the office. Then the female help | produced them from somewhere, He | loved it.” | Mr, Johnson, our lady said, was] putting on a well-saged appearance. | He would show at one end of the) room, and then disappear—probably into the men’s room. Then he | would appear at the other end, in- | spiring a billow of oohs and aahs. Wherever he went, the undulating bank of females surged after him. On the way out, fighting through the younger addicts, wé asked the] lady what impressed her most.

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(‘You Are My Song of Love” and others from ‘Blossom

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“THIS LOVE OF OURS”

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{ “He must hate this,” another man} said. “I'd rather work for a living.” Females Follow “I don't know what the guy's got.” the publicity man said. “When they | heard that he was coming to town, the girls in the office stole all his pictures but of the files. We couldn't

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“THE STORK CLUB” VAN JOHNSON “Teolse"

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