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TUES DAY, JUNE 18, “1048
'Aunt City
Plays Her First Movie Sato
By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON United Press Hollywood Correspondent “HOLLYWOOD, June 18.—Freddie Bartholomew's “Aunt Cissy” tackled ® screen career yesterday, She played her first scene without a single fluff, and decided maybe she wouldn't miss that cut in her allowance, after all, “This is a fine way to earn money,” twinkled Myllicent Bartholomew, “and it keeps me from being too lonely, now that Freddie's
away with that woman.”
“That woman” is Maely Daniele, thrice-married press-agent bride of Hollywood's “Little Lord Fauntleroy.” She and Freddie Bartholomew, six years her junior, left for New York a few weeks after Freddie broke his promise to his aunt to postpone the marriage for a twomonth “cooling-off period.” “I was shocked and horrified by their elopement,” Aunt Cissy said. “I don't think I'll ever be the same.” ked for a while like her ban ccount wouldn't, either. Freddie's allowance to her was whacked a fourth when‘ he left home. “And 1,” Aunt Cissy said frankly, “have to go to work. Besides, the
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mother of Olivia de Haviland and Joan Fontaine has turned to acting. So has Greer Garson’s mother. I think I can do as well.” So Producers Bill Pine and Bill Thomas offered her a job in their movie, “I Cover Big Town.” offered her two, in fact.
Bartholomew explained. “The other was a small one. I took the small one, just to be sure I could handle it.” 3 Actress Sara Allgood offered to coach her for the role. Hillary Brooke, leading lady of the picture, loaned her the star dressing room. Makeupman Frank Fitzgibbons and Hairdresser Eunice Proudlove kept everybody else waiting while they made sure Aunt Cissy looked her best. “I never realized so many people knew me,” she beamed. “After the story about my contract appeared in the papers I actually received fan letters. The phone rang constahtly with friends wishing we luck. You would have thought I was taking over a Bette Davis assignment.” And, to tell the truth, she said, she was petrified.
Joe Louis Sure
Of Movie Offer
HOLLYWOOD, June 18 (U. P.).— Even if Champion Joe Louis loses his heavyweight boxing title Wednesday night to Billy Conn, he was assured today of a job in the movies, Director Rouben Mamoulian, who has been conferring with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer over buying the rights to the musical play, “St. Louis Woman,” which he directed,
a leading role, “He’s a natural actor,” the director said. “He has rhythm, grace and potential ability.”
ANN MILLER SAYS SHE'S. TO BE MOTHER
LOS ANGELES, June 18 (U. P.). —Dancing star Ann Miller, recently married to wealthy Reese Milner, today revealed she will become a mother, probably next December. She said she may withdraw from the screen After her current film, “Thrill of Brazil,” to await the
birth,
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Orchestra Plans Concert Sunday
The Indianapolis Philharmonic orchestra, directed by Hermann H. Rinne, will present a “Symphony Beneath the Stars” concert at 8:15 p. m. next Sunday at Garfield park. Assisting artist will be Miss Maxine Shrader, who will be heard with the orchestra in “Voi lo sapete,” from Mascagni's “Cavalleria Rusticana.” Intermission speaker wijl be Ferdinand Schaefer, who will talk on “Music in Our City Parks.” Orchestral numbers will include Massenet’s “Phedre” overture, Beethoven’s First symphony, the “Vienna Woods,” waltzes of Strauss and the first movement of Mendelssohn’s “Scotch” symphony.
Legion Frolic
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The arrangements committee in charge of the ninth annual Americal Legion Frolic days at Riverside Amusement park, June 18 to 21, has been appointed. This announcement was made today by Charles Hayman, commander, Madden-Nottingham post 348, organization sponsoring the event. Post members in charge include L. C. Duckworth, Bill Gabbert and I. R. Boner. Commander Hayman has further announced that members of the post will be present at the amusement center each evening to assist with the festivities. The color guard ang firing squad of the post also will icie pate in the week's program.
Kayes, Landlady Tell It to Judge
HOLLYWOOD, June 18 (U. P.) — Whether Comedian Danny Kaye acts as nutty at home as he does in pictures was up for decision before Superior Court .Judge Alfred Paonessa today. That the shaggy-haired movie and radio idol does was claimed yesterday by E. L. Saunders, attorney for Mrs. Muriel Rosenbloom, who is attempting to evict the actor and his wife, Writer Sylvia Fine, an expectant mother, from her Bel Air home. Their attorney, Eugene S. Goodwin, denied the Kayes defaced the walls and removed household equipment from the house. Judge Paonessa said he'd make 2
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Times Special CINCINNATI, O., June 18.—Six of ‘the world’s most famous opera singers will each appear twice in the first week of the Silver Jubilee season of summer opera, opening here June 30, In addition to Giovanni Martinelli, who will sing ‘the title role in Verdi's “Otello” on opening night, four other operatic stars will sing once each during this period: Gladys Swarthout, Astrid Varnay, Armand Tokatyan and George Czaplicki. Stella Roman will sing the role of ' Desdemona ‘on opening night, and will appear again Saturday evening, July 6, in the title role of “Alda.” : First Performance
Licia Albanese will appear as Violetta in “La Traviata” Tuesday evening, July. 2, and will sing “Madame Butterfly” on July 4—the first performance here of the Puccini opera in five years. ' Singing opposite Miss Albanese in “La Traviata” will be Charles Kullman, who will subsequently appear as Don Jose in “Carmen” Friday night, July 5, when Miss Swarthout will sing the title role. Frederick Jagel will appear. as Tannhaeuser Wednesday evening, July 3, and will sing opposite Miss Roman in “Aida” Saturday night. The other two singers who will be heard twice in this opening week are Martial Singher and Nicola Moscona.
program at the Zoological gardens for the first week: Sunday, June 30, “Otello,” tinelli, Roman, Cgaplicki. Tuesday, July 2, “La Traviata,” Albanese, Kullman, Wednesday, July 3. ser,” Varnay, Jagel, cona. Thursday, July 4, terfly,” Albanese, Tokatyan. Friday, July 5 “Carmen” Swarthout, Kullman, Singher, Saturday, July 6, “Aida,” Roman, Jagel, Moscona.
KREISLER CRITICAL AFTER OPERATION
NEW YORK, June 18 (U. P.).— Fritz Kreisler, 71-year-old violinist and composer, was reported in a critical condition last night following an apprendectomy. His physician reported that peritonitis set in after the noted musician was operated on Sunday night.
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CIRCLE “The Bride Wore Boois,” with Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Cummings and Diana Lynn, at 12:40 3:50, 7 and 10:10. “The Madonna's Secret,” with Prancis Lederer, Gail Patrick and Ann Rutherford, at 11:25, 2:30, 5:40
and 8:55. INDIANA “The Biue Dahlia,” with Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake and William Bendix, at 11, 1:10, 3:25, 5:35, 7:50
and 10. LOEW'S “A Night in Casablanca,” with the Marx Brothers, Charles Drake and Lois Collier, at 11:12, 2, 4:48, 7:36 and 10:27. “Mysterious Intruder,” with Richard Dix, at 12:47, 3:35, 6:23 and 9:14, LYRIC “City for Conquest,” with James Cagney and Ann Sheridan, at 11:15, 2: 49, 6:30 and 30:1) on
“Ne Time for ody,” with James Stewart and Rosatind Russell, at 1:10, 4:51 and 8:32,
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Haymes and Maureen
Seeks $150, 000 From Quartet
LOS ANGELES, June 18 (U. P.. —8Suit to dissolve the Pied Pipers quartet and assess its present members $150,000 damages was on file in superior court today. John Huddleston, ex-GI and original member of the musical organization, sued Clark Yocum, Charles Lowry and Jo Stafford, also original Pipers, and Hal Hooper and June Hutton, new members, charging breach of contract.
The veteran said the partnership
agreement entered 1943,
into ‘in July, provided that any drafted
member should share in the profits during his service absence and get his job back upon being discharged. Instead, he charged, he was replaced by Hooper and Miss Hutton replaced Miss Stafford, .. who signed, all without his consent.
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