Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1946 — Page 24

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~ |Radio Roundup Will Feature Noted Artists

Hoagy Carmichael, Olsen, Johnson Billed

Personal appearances by Hoagy Carmichael and Olsen and Johnson will highlight the Hoosier Radio roundup, stage show at the Indiana

state fair, the night of Aug. 31, the state fair ‘board annodficed today.

lospher,” of network fame Harry Frankel (Singin’ complete the top billing {for show, The sivow will last approximately four hours, with 103 radio entertainvis from 18 Indiana s‘ations .taking part. The American Broadcasting Co, will carry an

hour of the program. One Isn't a Hoosier Except for Chick Johnson, all the talent will be Hoosier. Carmichael and Ole Olsen, the other member of the famous “Lafling

Room Only" tandem, are two of the best anown Hoosiers in toe show business. . Carmichael, whose

mother Jdves in Indianapolis, is a native of Bloomington. Olsen hails from Peru, Shriner is a Fr Wayne boy, who is fast makug good on network shows. "On the radio he is a Hoosier repiica of Will Rogers with twangy comaients on current affairs. Singin’ Sam, a radio personality for years, still makes his home at Richmond

Carmicna= will come from his Beverly li'ls, Cal. home for his | first stave appesrance in many | years, 11,500 Expected Arrangements for the event, expected to ai rach 11,500 persons, be-

gan last winter, At that time the state fair bosrd ana Indiana broadcasters made an agreement for state-talent entertainment, Harry K. Smythe of radio station’ WO'WO,

Ft. Wayne, has been in charge of obtainirg the talent. The show is the usual Saturday

night stage atiraction at the stale fair. "Prices for the show will be $2.20 for box seats and $1.80, $1.20 and 85 and 60 cents, including tax,

all seats rcie:ived. Mail orders are being receivel at the fairgrounc ticket office.

NURSES ARE NEEDED IN EPIDEMIC AREAS

The Red Cross today broadcast an appeal for graduate nurses who are urgently needed for polio epidemics in Florence, Ala., and Jackson, Miss. Nurses will be paid $8 for an eight-hour day with pay starting from time of departure from Indianapolis. Full maintenance, including travel, hotel and meals will be furnished. Volunteers for this duty are re-

quested either to call the Red Cross, LI-1441, or Mrs. C. G. Culbertson, chairman of the disaster relief committee on nurses, at BR-4902. Any necessary money needed in advance will be taken care of by the Indianapolis chapter.

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Henry Riggs. Other starring per-| formers in the show are Dolly Dawn, vocalist, Charles “Dizay” Smith (“Homer” in “Henry Aldrich”) and Bob Evans, ventriloquist. The screen attraction is “It|S Shouldn’t Happen to a Dog,” with

Carole Landis and Allyn Joslyn.

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ple Monday night and “Rhodius Tuesday night, 22 entrants vied for top place in last night's competition. Winners were: Marilyn Miller, .R. R. 12, box 231, soprano, first place, and Robert Calland, ave, tenor. second place in the vocal-solo class; Margaret Curtis, 2236 E. T5th st., violin; {R. R. 6, box. 331, trumpet, [ place; Wilbur ave. trumpet, second place; Deputy, Lawrence, clarinet. Choral groups selected last night were: St. Joaryr of Arc Women's | chorus, Edward Krieger director, {outstanding chorus of the festival; { Dett chorus, Russell Brown director, xed chorus; Sahara .Grotto Glee ub, Everett Todd director, men's chorus, and Lawrence township Girls’ chorus, Mrs. Georgia Isgrigg director, junior chorus. Winners in the paton-twirling event were: Betty Eastes, 230 N. Temple ave.; first place, and Mary Ann White, 237 Kansas st., second place. First-place winners will have a chance to perform at Garfield park | in next Tuesday’ Ss program.

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