Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1946 — Page 6
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Three Are Seriously Hurt in Week-End Accidents.
Three persons were seriously injured and four others received minor injuries in city’ traffic accidents over the week-end. Charles Mitchell, 29, of 730 Lexington ave, is in a critical condition in Veterans hospital with head injuries and Lucille Ross, 3102 Madison ave, is in serious cond{tion at City hospital with a fractured right leg and head injuries. They were passengers in a’ car, driven by Russell Wheat, 32, of 730 Lexington ave, which crashed through a six-inch concrete wall at the end of a blind alley in the vicinity of 8. East and Morris sts. last night. Mr. Wheat was chargéd with operating a car under the influence of liquor, reckless driving and being drunk. Mrs. Ruth McDuff, 32, of 2244 N. New Jersey st, was in St.. Vincent hospital with possible hip and rib fractures received last night in an automobile collision at Alabama and 13th sts, 2 Soldiers Injured She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Robert McDuff. Police charged the driver of the other car, Harold Goodman, 26, of R. R. 2, Linton, with failure to stop for a preferential street. Two soldiers from Camp Atterbury were injured slightly Saturday when they walked/into the path of an automobile ven by Jerry Mahoney, 22, of 2629 W. Michigan st., at the corner | f Ohio and Meridian sts. The coldieps, Harvey Aberchrombie, 21, and SEdward Pridgeon, 18,
Last of Velez
Only 2 Paintings Left Of Late Star's Fortune
HOLLYWOOD, July 22 (U., P.).— The estate of the late Lupe Velez, | vitriolic Mexican movie actress, will} be closed with sale of two valuable
oil paintings, Attorney Louis stan-| ton said today. The paintings, an oil of a woman| in prayer by the Florentine artist] Lorenzo de Bicei, and a portrait by T. Corbell, aré all that remain of
Estate on Sale |
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Stars at Loew's
Tom Drake and Beverly Tyler, in “The Green Years,” now at Loew's.
the actress’ $250,000 estate. Public bids are being accepted for the paintings. Miss Velez committed suicide Dec, 14, 1944, naming Actor Harold Ramond as the father of her unborn child. One-third of ner estate was left | to her secretary, Mrs, Beulah Kinder, and the remainder in équal parts to her mother and her broth- | er's children in Mexico. A sister, Mrs. Josefina Anderson, San Antonio, Tex., contested the will but last April agreed to an out-of-court settlement for $3870.
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Excellent Version of ‘Rigoletto’ Is Heard
By HENRY ‘BUTLER Giuseppe Verdi and Jupiter. Pluvius slugged it out in Cincinnati's Zoo Saturday night, when 500 Indianapolis opera-lovers went by special train to see and hear “Rigoletto.” What with heavy rain, the delay in arrival (luckily, the Cincinnati people kindly held up the performance for their Indianapolis guests) and the overcrowded pavil-
At Indiana
Charles Boyer,
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“Cluny |
Nine finalists of the city parks and recreation department music festival will appear in a program at Garfield park tomorrow at 8
p. m. Larry Gordon, local radio announcer, will be master of cere-
monies and Paul V. Brown, director of the park department, will present awards to the winners.
Hughes Much Better, Still Denied Visitors
BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, July 22
were treated at City hospital. In a Sijusion at Capitol ave. and| 8t. Clair} yesterday Earl A.| Riley, 486, Wd Mrs. May Perkins, 59, both of 249 E. South st. suffered | slight injuries when the car in which they were riding struck a car driven by Roy Carr, 41, of 2209 Winter ave,
ADMIRAL TO INSPECT PLANT
Vice Adm. George D. Murray, commandant of the Ninth naval district, with headquarters at Great Lakes, Ill, will make an informal inspection of the naval ordnance plant here tomorrow, according to an announcement by Capt. George
(U. P.).—Howard Hughes still was | | allowed no visitors today although | | his physician, Dr. Verne F. Mason, | | said the millionaire-flier-movie pro- | ducer was “noticeably improved.” | He was given a “booster” blood transfusion yesterday, his seventh since he was injured gravely |
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ion, Saturday night's trip was more of a lark than a musical pilgrimage. But the visiting Hoosiers heard an excellent version of the familiar opera. Robert Weede in the title
| role (fine, rich baritone) and Hilda | Reglanni, |as the evening went on, as Gilda
whose singing improved
managed to give significance to the absurb and outmoded story. Operas Differ The Verdi of “Rigoletto” is certainly not the Verdi of “Otello,” with which the Cincinnati summer opera opened its 25th season June 30. For the earlier opera, full of hurdytunes like “La donna e mobile,” is innocent of counterpoint and replete with mid-19th-century cliches. It survives, like many an operetta, by virtue of its hit tunes. Saturday night's performance, be-
Clock ginning nearly an hour late, was CIRCLE necessarily speeded up, with inTony Pastor and his orchestra termissions cut to a minimum. ang Jase show, at 1:05, 4:00, 6:58 Somewhere about 11:20 the crowd an 3 “It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog.” disentangled itself from the packed with Carole Landis and Allyn rows of seats and the aisle-block-
Joslyn, at 11:20, 2:15, 5:10, 7:56 and 10:35
INDIANA “Cluny Brown,” with Charles Boyer, Jennifer Jones and Peter Lawford, at 11, 12:55, 3:10, 5:30, 7:48 and 10. LOEW'S
“The Green Years,” with Charles Coburn, Tom Drake, Beverly Tyler and Hume Cronyn, at 11, 2:30, 6:12 and 9:51.
“The Walls Came Tumbling Volunteer entertainers included Down,” with Lee Bowman and Mar. Tony - Romano, of Rutland, Vt, guerite Chapman, at 1:05 4:41 an : 3 20. : tenor, and his brother, Albert RoLYRIC mano, of 1705'z N. Talbot" ave,
“A Stolen Life,” with Bette Davis, Dane Clark and Glenn Ford, a, 1:26, 3:33, 5:40, 7:47 and 4.
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| picture, “Dishonored Lady," Actress| Hedy Lamarr will retire from the (screen to await birth of a baby next year, her studio announced | | today. : | She and her husband, Actor John Loder, have one daughter, Denise, 14 months old. has an adopted son, Jamsie.
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—Actor Errol Flynn declined com- Eunice Podis, young American piament today on a broadcast Holly- nist, will be presented in a recital wood gossip that his wife, Nora Friday night in the Hall of Music { here { y
The birth of their first child, a| Prof. J. T. Gunn, chairman of the
4 18 months ago Purdue committee on convocations in Mexico City led them to admit and public lectures.
with the Chicago symphony, Cleveland orchestra, NBG symphony and group.
—Upon completion of her current Recital ¢ on a Carillon
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in tonight's Scottish Rite cathedral carillon recital,
James R. Lawson, carilloneur, will She also] {play several arrangements of music by the well-known modern French | composer, who now lives in Califorthe
nia. Beginning at 8:15 p. m,, program will conclude at 9 p. m.
ing folding chairs and made for the busses. Seemed to Have Good Time Indianapolis night really got under way on the return trip. Clubcar passengers gave forth with echoes from the opera, including quotations from the famous quartet.
who played the harmonica. Despite weather handicaps, Indianapolis crowd seemed to h a swell time on the trip. er another such excursion can be ar- |
mer opera finishes its current season.
ROME CYCLONE KILLS 33 ROME, July 22 (U. P.).—At least 33 persons were dead ‘and scores were missing today
hitting a peak velocity estima‘ed at ||
150 miles an hour.
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