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here at the Coliseum. Meeting the cast of the Sonja Henle shaw in its first year here, she got interested in the- business, in which she is now achieving success. After a brief rest at home, Miss Irwin plans to rejoin “Ice-Capades” at Atlantic City, N, J.

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HOLLYWOOD, June 21 (U. P.) — Unification of the two major movie industry associations drew nearer today with election of Eric Johnston, already president of the Motion Picture Association of America, as president of the Association of Motion Picture Producers.

Byron - Price, vice president of both groups, was elected chairman of the board of the producers’ association.

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Skating towards stardom . « » Tommye Irwin.

'Gildersleeve' Is Divorced by Wife.

HOLLYWOOD, June 21 (U. P.).— Betty V. Peary, 34, who rushed home from a vacation to file for divorce after her husband announced his engagement to remarry, yesterday won her divorce from Harold Peary, “The Great Gildersleeve” of screen and radio. She charged extreme cruelty and said an out-of-court property settlement was being negotiated to give her half the community property and support for 10 years. Mrs. Peary told Superior Judge Harry Archbald that her husband stayed out nights and refused to

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Only Choral Groups Open to Professionals

Professional musicians may on pete in the 1946 Music festival only as members of choral groups. ’ This announcement was made today by the park and recreation department in outlining conditions of the forthcoming series of musical contests.

Choral directors and 20 per cent of the membership of each chorus may be professionals. All other competition during the three-day festival next ‘month, vocal and instrumental, will be limited to persons “whose principal means of livelihood is obtained from nonmusical work.” Preliminary July 15 The festival will open with a preliminary progrém July 15 at Broad Ripple for entrants from the north

A similar program for entrants from the south and west districts is planned at Rhodius park July 16. The final program will be offered at Brookside park July 17. Entry blanks are available now at the park board office, 101 E. 27th st. Entries will be accepted until midnight, July 6. Conditions governing the various events in which awards will be

take her with him, Peary's announcement that would wed radio actress Holiday brought ~ his wife home | from a Las Vegas, Nev. vacation with the announcement that she was “a bembshell redhead and mad” and was going to file for a divorce right away.

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Move to Prevent Contract Dispute

HOLLYWOOD, June 21 (U. P.).— Superior Judge Alfred Paonessa today considered a movie contract for Iowa-born Shirley Johns, 15, in which Metro Goldwyn studios stipulated she should not be allowed to cancel it when she reaches 21. The judge recently allowed Actress Joan Leslie to set aside the contract she entered into with Warner Bros. while still in her teens. Miss John’s contract called for weekly salary of $200 graduating to $1250. She was born on a farm near Ottumwa, Ia. attended high school at Long Beach and now lives in Santa Monica.

Women They Like

The Bobby Soxers of America, which claims 8000 members, today listed 10 “women we want to grow up to be like.” The list, released by President Agnés Palangi: Janet Blair, movie actress; Mar{garet Truman, the President's |daughter; Brenda Helser, swimming | champion; Dr. Lise Meitner, atomic | {scientist; Clare Boothe Luce, con(gresswoman; Eleanor Roosevelt, {widow of the late President; Edna {Ferber, author; Helen Hayes, |actress; Elizabeth Arden, cosmeti{cian and racehorse owner, and Joan |Crawford, academy award winner, {for her comeback gnovie performlance last year.

Fairbanks Forms ‘Own Film Company

| HOLLYWOOD, June 21 (U. P.).— Douglas Fairbanks Jr. today announced his formation of the Douglas Fairbanks Motion Picture Co. with a schedule of three $2,000,~

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years, He will appear in two of the thtes pictures himself, he said, and the third will bring to the screen Milton Caniff’s comic strip “Terry and the Pirates,” with a cast of unknowns to be selected by exhaustive screen tests. | The films will be produced at In|ternatiomnal and released through United World pictures.

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| made are as follows: Vocalists--Entrants must be at least 16

vears old. Judges will consider pitch, | technique, accuracy, interpretation, poise and style at “che conclusion of one selec{tion of the entrant's own choosing. Time limit: Four minutes, with piano accompaniment permitted, Instrumentalists—Entrants must be at least 12 years old, with competition limited to violin, cornet or trumpet, with clarinet. Time limit: Five minutes, with piano accompaniment permitted. Choruses—Groups of 15 or more, with amateurs composing at least 80 per cent of membership. Piano accompaniment and professional directors permitted. Judges will consider interpretation, tone quality, balance, diction, rhythm and phrasing in two numbers of the group's own choosin If the entry list warrants, special awar

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Baton-twirling—Three divisions according to age: Juvenile, under 12; juntor, ander 18, and adults. Routines limited to three and one-half minutes.

Unknowns Will Get

Chance in Movie

HOLLYWOOD, June 21 (U. P.).— Movie Producer Leo McCarey, who originally planned to star Ingrid Bergman and Jimmy Stewart in his forthcoming: movie, “Adam and Eve,” said today he would put two unknowns in the Garden of Eden instead. All the other actors, Mr. McCarey said, will be animals.

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