Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1946 — Page 5

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SATURDAY, JULY 13, OFF THE RECORD—

Recent Personal Visit Helps 'l Know' Become Top Favorite

ik By DONNA MIKELS . “I Know” by the Glenn Miller-Tex Beneke orchestra is the top sell-

ing record in Indianapolis today, by Bome of the boys from the Mille

the récord while they ‘were playing at the Circle. clerks the tune was “the best we've ever made,”

around to customers, Apparently Indianapolis record fans ‘agree with the orchestra because the record is on the top-sell-ing lst at most of the local stores. It's had a particularly good run at Pearsons, since that's the spot where the Miller band congregated between shows to hear their faverite wax. Other Favorites Listed “I Know” is a smooth ballad by the Crew Chiefs, deftly arranged to display the brasses against an interweaving string section. The arrangement is as near as the new group has come to the old Miller style. The flip is just an ordinary tune “Everybody Loves My Baby,” brightened considerably by Tex Beneke's scat style vocal. Other best-selling records today are: “My Fickle Eye,” by Betty Hutton (Victor).

“They Say It's Wonderful” by|

Perry Como * (Victor). ‘Doin’ What Comes Natur’lly,” Freddie Martin (Victor). “One More Tomorrow,” by Frankie Carle (Victor). “Siboney,” by Bing Crosby-Xavier Cugat (Decca). Betty Hutton's new number is in her natural roustabout style. The blond bombshell slambangs the lyrics around and Joe Lilley’s orchestra just manages to keep up with her. It was scheduled to be the: No, 2 side to “Wherever There's Me—There’s You,” but the fans are going for the “Fickle” number, Everything that can be sald about “They Say It's Wonderful” ie already been said, except that ity still a best-seller. Its success is: paftially due to Como's large

s skill in turning out tunes that click and keep on_ clicking.

Berlin Scores Again

Berlin also turned out another of the bestesellers, “Doin’ What Comes Natur’lly,” In previous weeks the tune has been a Dinah Shore best-seller, but the Martin recording took the lead this week. | “One More Tomorrow,” a vocal ballad by Marjorie Hughes, with Frankie Carle's orchestra, is also a tune that’s been a popular favorite for some weeks, as is “Siboney,” in which two contrasting musical stylists, Bing Crosby and Rhumba King Ciigat, stnike a happy medium. VICTOR—The song that had the nation’s top radio stars exhorting “Lil Abner” not to marry “That Girl,” bas been put on wax by Helen Carroll and the Satisfiers. A blond herself, Miss .Carroll turns Daisy Mae and voices her plea in "tearful hill-billy dramatics. The Satisfiers some harmonizing with her plea. 8till in’ the rustic vein, the songstress and the Satisfiers sing a novelty with a nice lilt, “The Boogie Woogie Barnyard,” on the second side . . . Betty Rhodes, who made her first record with Victor a few dmonths - ago, has made a second offering, “This Is Always” and “Somewhere in the Night.” The vocalist has a nice voice and effortless phrasing, but neither song is outstanding . . . Two “international” recordings are included in Victor's new releases. A polka-waltz combination features Walter Dombkowsky’s orchestra in two of the conductor's own compositions, “The Perfect Evening Waltz,” a slow, dreamy number, and “Veteran's Polka,” a lively tune with a steady rhythmical beat . . offering is “Red Wine Polka,” by Ernie Benedict and his Polkateers. The flip is called “Cocktail Waltz," but it moves at a polka pace . .

COLUMBIA — Here's another father-daughter combination featuring Frankie Carle at the piano and Marjorie Hughes on the vocal. The Carle orchestra blends with the vocalist on “I'd Be Lost Without You,” in slow ballad style. For contrast the band offers a rhythm arrangement of “Cynthia's In Love” on the reverse. . .. It's time for one of ‘those all too rare Count Basie releases, and this one’s a red letter special. The Count has waxed “Lazy Lady Blues,” a number by

Esquire Jazz Critic Leonard Feather

and Phil Moore. Jimmy Rushing

sings a gravel-throated chorus

about his gal who was “too lazy even to die”. There's nothing lazy about the Basie fingering, though, or a trombone solo by

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instrumental taken up by the rhythm section and some delicate plano swing by the Count. . . Two Ellot Lawrence records are included in the new releases. Rosalind Patton sings the saucy “Who Do You Love I Hope?” and Jack Hunter is vocalist on “I Know” in the first offering. Better than the vocals though, plano , passages and a tenor-sax solo by Andy Pino.on “Who Do You Love,” and an astounding piano-trombone-oboe combination backing the vocal on “I Know.” , . . The other Lawrence record revives a hit tune of the "20s, “I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time.” Jack Hunter sings the tune and the orchestra lives up to its’strange arrangement reputation: with a French horn and oboe duet. The reverse side also features the vocalist, this time on “Strange Love.” . . Kay Kyser and his orchestra show off their vocal talent on twg catchy new tunes. Lucyann Polk does a rhythm rendition of “You're the Cause of it All” The reverse side is a Michael Douglas-Moon-beamers combo on one of the most pleasant of the current tunes, “I Love an Old-Fashioned Song.”

CAPITOL—Get your kicks on the route to your local record store if you expect to get one of the hottest offerings in months, an album featuring King Cole trio. The new album, labeled Volume II, has every chance of achieving the record breaking sales of the first album by the trio. The first album, incidentally, brought the group highest combo awards from Downbeat, Metronome and Orchestra World. This album has eight sides, two more than the first volume, and all of them are numbers the trio does best. The waxes include: “What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry,” “This Way Out,” “I Don’t Know Why,” “I Know That You Know,” “To a Wild Rose,” “I'm in the Mood for Love,” “Look What You've Done to Me,” and “I'm Thru With Love.” High spots of the album are Nat Cole's piano wizardry (the same kind fhat won him an Esquire award), Oscar Moore's ability to make a musical instrument out of a guitar, and bass artistry by Johnny Miller. . , . Johnny Mercer goes Dixieland in “Ugly Chile” (You're Some Pretty Doll), a jazz style ditty in which Mercer wields a mean southern drawl to Dixieland accompaniment by Paul Weston. The flip, “My Sugar Is So Refined, is a made-to-order combination of clever lyrics and strong rhythm featuring Johnny and the Pied Pipers paced by Weston's orchestra. . Andy Russell has something to

of “Pretending,” with the Weston orchestra. For the first time Andy sings with a vocal harmony group, and the result is a highly listenable ballad. The reverse is another first for the popular crooner—the first time he’s ever attempted a rhythm song. Maybe it's beginner's luck, but his version of “Who Do You Love I Hope,” 'is as good as any of the multi-versions of the “Annie Get Your Gun” hit. , , , Margaret Whiting managed to get time out from radio work for two more waxes. “Along With Me,” a pleasing ballad, is combined with “When You Make Love to Me,” one of the upcoming new tunes.

'Lama’ to Leave

Luxurious Home

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, July 13 (U. P.).—Dr. Theos Bernard, 36-year-old “white lama” and sixth husband of wealthy Diva Mme, Ganna Walska, prepared today to move out of the luxurious “penthouse of the gods” she built as their home. At a hearing on his plea for separate maintenance and support, Dr. Bernard agreed -yesterday to move out of the mountain-top mansion in return for $1500 temporary alimony and $2500 attorney's fees. Superior Judge Atwell Westwick gave Mr. Bernard four days to pack his belongings and leave the windswept home atop Santa Ynez mountain. After he has done so, Mme. Walska is to pay him the $4000 pending trial.

Screen Couple Weds

HOLLYWOOD, July 13 (U, P.) — Actress Lilllan Porter and cowboy actor Russell Hayden were honeymooning today after revealing they

were secretly married Wednesday.

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Festival Vocalist

Marilyn Harton, 132 Good ave, is one of the vocalists entered in the city recreation department’s 1946 music festival. Preliminary trials are scheduled for 8 p. m. Monday in Broad Ripple park.

Herold Will Speak To State Authors

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 13.— The first week of Indiana university’'s annual writers’ conference comes to an end tomorrow with the Indiana Authors’ Day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Hoosier-born Don Herold, author and humorist, will be principal speaker, with the topic, “Should Writers Live in New York or Stay in Bed?” . Henry Butler, book reporter for The Indianapolis Times, will be toastmaster, Chairman of tomorrow's luncheon is Prof. Cecilia H. Hendricks of the I. U. English department. Workshops in non-fiction, fiction, poetry and children's literature will be resumed Monday and- continue through July 20. Robert Hillyer will remain. to conduct the poetry workshop, and Mari Sandoz and Mary Jane Ward will be in charge of fiction workshops. John R. Tunis will conduct the non-fiction sessions, and Jeannette Covert. Nolan, Indianapolis . writer, will direct the workshops on chil dren's literature.

Gotham Hospital To Get $150,000

HOLLYWOOD, July 13 (U. P.) — St. Vincent's hospital, New York, today was notified it would receive the bulk of the $200,000 estate left by Comedian Charles Butterworth,

killed ‘in an automobile accident June’ 13, The film funnyman’'s will dis-

closed an estimated $150,000 would go to the hospital after deduction of small bequests that included $5000 to $10,000 to a half-dozen relatives and $2500 each to the late

Cmdr. John McClain and Howard Reinheimer, all of New York.

Carilloneur to Play

Music of Russians

Tomorrow evening's Scottish Rite carillon concert will feature music by Russian composers. James R. Lawson, carilloneur, will play compositions by Rimsky-Kor-sakov, Rubinstein, Rachmaninoff and Moussorgsky in his program beginning at 8:15 p. m.

Times Amusement Clock

CIRCLE Claude Thornhill, his band and st show, at 1:00, 4:08, 7:07, 9:39 and 12:30 “The Bamboo Blonde” Prances Langford, at 11:28, 5:26, 8.07, 10°57 and 1:34, Sunday—Claude Thornhin at 1:09, 3:11, lg: 7:41 and mbeo as or "22 EN and 10:43,

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“A Stolen Life,” with Bette Davis, Dane Clark and Glenn Jord. at 11,

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1:08, 3:10, 5:30, 7:45 and 1 Sunday—"‘A Stellen on a 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 and 10. LOEW'S “Whistle Step: with George Raft, »

"Ava Oardner, Victor Mela len and’ Tom Conway, at 11:04, 1:53, 440, 7:28, 10:14 and 1:10, “The Phantom Thief,” with Chester Morris, at 12:43, 3:31, 8:19, 0:10 and 13:01.

Sunday—"Whistle Stop” at 1.24, 4 1s, 7:08 and 9:57 The Phantom yr at 13:18, 3:08, 5:87 and 8:4 LYRIC “The Seventh Veil,” with James Mason and Ann Todd, at 13:43, 3:50, 6:57 and 10:04. “Dressed to Kill,” with Basil

Rathbone, Morison,

Nigel Bruce and Patricia at 11:31, 2:38, 5:46 and

Sunday~—"“The Seventh Vell" at 12:30, 3:37, 6:44 and 9:51. “Dressed fo Kill” at 2:25, 5.03 and 8:39.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

At The Theaters

“Riverboat Rhythm." GARFIELD" Adventures of Tom Sawyer’ and “Gangs of the Wate terront.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Spiral Staircase” and “Daltons Ride Again GRANADA-—Through Wednesday: “From This Day Forward” and “Hoodlum Saint.” : v HAMILTON Ziegfeld Follies.” ‘Tomorrow through Tuesday: “From This id Porward” and “Riverboat Rhythm HOLLY WOO ‘Song of Mexico” the Pecos.” Tomorrow and and “Prisoner of Zenda” and “Adventures of Tom Sawyer.” IRVING—'Devotion” and “Wildfire Tomorrow through Tuesday: “His Butler's Sister” and "Sky's the Limit" LINCOLN-"Miss Susie BSlagle's” and “Daltons Ride Again.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Scarlet St" and “Saddle on a Star” MAYWOOD~'"Tokyo: Rose” and “Utah” Tomorrow and Monday: “They Were Expendable” and “My Name is Julia Ross.” MFCCA—"TFatal “Rough Riding Justice.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Tarzan knd the Leopard Woman" and “Dick Tracy.”

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OLD TRAIL-"Terror by Night” and “Guns and Guitars.” Tomorrow and Monday “Devotion” = and “Wagon Wheels Westward.”

ORITENTAL-—"Saratoga Trunk" Tomorrew and Monday: “Road to Utopia” and “One Way to Love.” PARAMOUNT—"Dark Mountain®’ and “Riders of the Purple Sage’ Tomorrow and Monday: “Bandit of Sherwood Forest” and “Those Charms." PARKER—"Bandit of Sherwood Forest” and “Kismet.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Road to Alcatraz” and “Gangs of the Waterfront. REX—"Little Gilani” and “Code of the Lawless’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Bad Bascomb” and ‘Meet Me On Broadway.” RITZ—"Her Kind of Man" from Heaven.” Tomorrow Tuesday: “The Virginian" Blades.” RIVOLI—"Devotion™

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and “Pennies through and “Cay and “Girl of the Limberiost.”” Late show only: “Oklahoma Kid" ‘Tomorrow through Tuesay: "Kiss and Tell” and “Summer torm., ST. CLAIR aed Hn Saint” Palooka, Champ.” ‘Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Breakfast in Hollywood” and “Night Editor.” | SANDERS— "Man from Music and “Voice of the Whistler.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Enchanted Forest” and “Fighting Guardsman.” SHERIDAN ‘Sentimental Journey” and “Cornered.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Ziegfeld Follies.” SPEEDWAY—"Hoodlum Saint" and *“Terror by Nig ght.” Tomorrow snd Monday: “Devotion” and “Dick Tracy.” STATE—“Fi{ for a King” and “Marshall

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of Larade” ‘Tomorrow. and Monday: “Tears and Spars” snd “Double Exposure.” : STRAND—* aS Saint™ and “Joe Palooka. oe Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Breskian in Hollywood” and “Night Bdito STRATFORD ~ “Tiger Woman" and “Rustlers of the Badlands.” Tomorrow and Monday: “It All Came True” and

“Along the Navajo Trail”

TACOMA—'"Beyond the Pecos” and "Cinderella Jones.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: "Leave Her to Heaven

TALBOTT—'Ziegfeld Follies” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Her Kind of Man" and “I Wake Up Screaming.” TUXEDO-—"Hold that Blonde"

Shortridge Band Sets Concert Monday Night

The - Shortridge Summer high school band, directed by Robert J. Schultz, will give its second concert in a series of three at 7 p. m. Monday on the Shortridge campus. In case of rain, the concert will be given in Caleb Mills hall

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AVALON~-"Over 21" and “Sunset in El| {fornia Gold Rush.” Tomorrow thrash Dorado,” Tomorrow and Monday: “Ad-| Tuesday: “Her Kind of Man" aml venture” and “Blonde from Brooklyn.” hind Green Lights. | BELMONT-"Dark Corner” and “Johnny| UPTOWN-"Hoodlum Saint" and ‘Joe Comes Flying Home." Tomorrow| Palooka, Champ.” Tomorrow through th h Tuesday: “Devotion” and| Thursday: “Breakfast in Hollywood" oo um Saint.” and ‘Night Editor.” AoE Kind of Man” and YOURUE-x Devotion, and “Henry Aldrich “Ragged Angels.” omiorow through | Gets Glamor: Tomorrow through Tuesday: A gtield Follies Tuesday: “Zleg eld Pollies." DAISY -—"Apol for Murder” and “Pinto | ZARING—Through Tuesday: ‘Devotion Bandit." omorrow and Monday:| and “Falcon in San Francisco.” "Dragonwyck." DOWNTOWN j ~IN~"“That Night With You" ay: a Tomorrow and Monday: “Dakota.” ALAM. SFtlogh MOMS! ra Ta EMERSON—Her Kind of Map: and|,ygogsADOR~"'Arizona” and. “Parson Sons ol ay: TERT ody TpORIOw of Panamint® ‘Tomorrow through and “Beau Hunks." Sussiay: Dark Corner” and “Hoodlum ESQUIRE-~Through Tuesday: “And Now Tomorrow" and ‘‘Shine on, Harvest pUNTA Butler W FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: ut er omen “Tarzan and the Leopard oman.” and

Have Top Marks

Butler university coeds have proved again they have ‘it all over men in book learning. Dr. C. R., Maxam, registrar, announced today the women students have turned in a 2.4 grade average for the spring semester of the 1945-46 school year as compared to a 2.1 average for all men. The graduate school of religion was tops among .the university's colleges with a general student average of 27. Sigma Chi fraternity led the university's fraternal organizations with an average of 23. Kappa Kappa Gamma took first place among the sororities with an average of 2.6,

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