Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1946 — Page 16

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Scottish Rite Carillonneur

To Honor Boot

The memory of the late Bobth Tarkington will be honored on his birthdate Monday with a special

|Scottish Rite cathedral carillon | program, James R.- Lawson; carillonneur,

has arranged four other programs { for next month. They are on Aug. 4, Aug. 11, Aug. 14 and Aug. 18. In arranging the special pro- | gram, Mr. Lawson has selected | numbers which will express the {grief of the city in the recent loss lof one of its most famous citizens. Mr. Tarkington would have been 77 next Monday. On the program are “The Tolling of the Bells” by Serge Rachmaninloff, based on Stanza IV of Edgar Allen Poe's poem, “The Bells”; Massanet's “Elegie”; “Pie Jesu” and (“Agnus Del” from the Requiem of Gabriel Faure, and the Bach chor-

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club presided ovey by James OC. Gipe, secretary of the Scottish Rite, in honor of Mr. Lawson and Arthur Baxter, sponsor of the local carillon, Numbers planned for the other scheduled civic concerts are: Aug. 4, harpsichord music arranged for the carillon, including selections by Bir Henry Purcell, Francois Couperin, Jean-Philippe Rameau, Claude Daquin and Dom-« enico Scarlatti. ! Aug. 11, a good-will salute to Latin Amerfca. Included in this recital will be Mr, Lawson's own composition “Las Campanas de Mexico” based on Mexican-Indian folk music themes suggested by Carlos Chaves. Aug. 14, a combined band and carillon concert. The Sahara Grotto band, under direction of John L. Cain, will play from the Cathedral Steps. The bells will ring before, during an intermission and following the band music. On this program Mr. Lawson will dedicate his latest composition, ‘Cathedral at Night” to Mr, Baxter. Aug. 18, an American Legion convention recital. This will be in honor of the state Legion convention which will be here from Aug. 16 to 20 and will include songs of the world wars.

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Former Model

HOLLYWOOD, July 28 (U, P.) a= Earl 8, Moran, B53, artist whose voluptuous calendar girls are known [throughout the nation, today was charged with being partial to his models and New York party girls in his wife's separate maintenance suit,

| merly a model for her husband, said 'he refused to take her to a convention in St. Paul, Minn, and .Jok {one of his models instead. | The artist's income was $4000 a {month,. she claimed, asking $1200 a month. support for herself and her daughter, Sonia, 10, Moran is the father of movie actress Peggy Moran by a previous | marriage, He married the present Mrs. Moran at Oak Park, Ill, in 1933, and separated in January, 1944,

Censors Accused Of 'Dirty Minds' HOLLYWOOD, July 26 (U. P.).— Movie Producer Andrew Stone today accused movie censors of “dirty minds” in barring the title “Strange | Bedfellows” for a picture in which the stars don't even kiss, Mr, Stone telegraphed movie czar Eric Johnston that his morals watchdogs ought to spend more time reading Shakespeare and less “going to fantastic lengths” to spot lascivious meanings. “I am dumfounded by their connotation of a Shakespearian household quotation, ‘poverty makes strange bedfellows’,” he said.

\Henzie Will Direct 'Last Concert Tonight

The final concert of the Manual Training high school band directed by Charles A. Henze will be given in Garfleld park open air theater at 7 o'clock tonight. Mr, Fjsle will become director of the Butler university marching band Sept. 1. Included on tonight's program are the Manual orchestra, Miss Roberta Trent directing; the Manual dance band, a grade school band and a marimba soloist, Geraldine Richeson.

Deanna Durbin Called ‘Indian Giver' by Kin HOLLYWOOD, July 26 (U. P.).— Movie star Deanna Durbin was called an “Indian giver” today by her sister and brother-in-law, who said she gave them her honeymoon house, then wanted it back when she found it was worth $110,000. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence D. Heckman, answering the singer's suit to recover the Bel Air mansion

| Vaughn Paul, her first hus , denied they were holding thé property in trust for her.

where she lived with producer performed the surgery.

! Titian-haired Lucille Ball in “Easy to Wed,” now showing at Loew's theater.

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9:40, “The Faleon's Alb," with Tom Conway, at 11:28, 2:20, 5:13, 8:04

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“To Each His Own,” with Olivia DeHaviland and John Lund, at 11, 1:10, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, and 9:50. LOEW'S “Easy Te Wed,” with Van John-

son, Esther Williams and Lucille Ball, at 11, 1:10, 3:23, 5:36, 7:49, and 10:02, LYRIC “Strange Triangle,” with Signe

Hasso and Preston open at 11, 1:34, 4:08, 6:42 and 9:16. “Shock,” with Vincent Prife. Lynn Bari and Frank Latimore, at 13: 13, 2:46, 5:20, 7:45, and 10:28.

Musical Program

Listed for Week

Four musical programs will be offered next week by the city recreation department. Ralph Wright, supervisor of music for the public schools, will present a 200-piece orchestra and a mass chorus of 450 voices at. the Garfield park open-air theater at 8 p, m. Sunday. An added attraction will be the Broad Ripple high school summer choir, directed by Roger

Riley. Wednesday night the Technical high school band will play at

Brookside park, under the direction of Alonzo Edison. A talent show will be staged at Christian park Thursday and E. E. Kerner's Vonnegut band will appear for a concert | at Broad Ripple park Friday.

Sonny Tuft Facing $30,000 Damage Suit

HOLLYWOOD, July 26 (U. P.).~— Actor Sonny Tufts, the Boston banker's son who was broke when he was married eight years ago and whose wife still doesn’t own a dime, today faced a $30,000 damage suit over her driving. Attorneys for Jean McClain, New York, were unsuccessfulgin collecting the auto accident damage judgment from Mrs. Barbara Dare) Tufts, who testified all she owned | was her clothes, and she made them | herself. They said they would file suit against the film star to collect the judgment from the couple's community property.

Daughter Is Born To Movie Actress

HOLLYWOOD, July 26 (U, P.).— Character Actress Rosemary De Camp today gave the name Martha Shirley to her second daughter, a 6l:-pound baby born yesterday. The Warner Bros. actress was rushed to -the hospital from a neighborhood movie she was attending with her husband, Justice of the Peace John Shidler, The couple's first daughter, Nana, was born in 1942.

Kyser Recovering

From Operation

SANTA MONICA, Cal, July 26 (U., P.)~Orchestra Leader Kay Kyser today was recovering from an emergency abdominal operation. The screen and radio favorite

was rushed to St. Johns hospital here, where Dr. Arnold Stevens

TO BUILD AT FT. WAYNE | PT. WAYNE, Ind, July 26 (U. P.) ~The Nickel Plate railroad has

Organizations

announced plans to build a new passenger station, freight house and division office building here, as well

| | Harold O, McQrew auxiliary No. Spanish War Veterans, will hold a den party at the home of Mr, and Robert Love, 2618 N, iat 8 p. m,

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Press Agents Lead Miss 'R'’ To Washington

Pardons Herself to Amend Toilette. By FREDERICK ©. OTHMAN

United Press Staff Correspondent . °°

WASHINGTON, July 28.--What would you do if Jane Russell stood under a banana tree (pink bananas) in the congressional greenhouse and sald, pardon her while she changed |

her blouse? ' Exactly. Rep. Carl Hinshaw of California, Rep. Harold C. Hagen of Minnesota, and I turned our eyes to the congressional papaya bush—even as you say you would—while Miss R., amended her tollette for technicolor. This was gentlemanly, but as fit turned out, unnecessary. Miss Rus sell didn’t change her blouse. She merely put one blouse on top of another blouse, What,’ you may ask, were we doing there? Congressman Hinshaw, obviously, was entertaining a constituent. Congressman Hagen was inviting her to go fishing in Bemidji, Minn, where she was born. Miss Russell was obeying the orders of her two press agents to pose for a color photo of her rep ceiving an orchid. Whips Out Blouse This would persuade the horticulturists jo pay their money to see a nwvie® Miss Russell made sin weeks ago. As I get it, Miss Russell did not wear two blouses in this epic of the silver screen. She only wore one blouse, which wasn't only tight, but ragged, too. The censors have been on the verge of apoplexy ever since, or so said the press agents. I didn't mean to get off the subject. I also had .a good feason for being at the botanical gardens. I walited to smell a perfumed kaskelliana. Dr. William Frederick, the chief botanist, said only one orchid in 10,000 has any smell at all. He started. to hand this flower to Miss Russell, but the photographers said her dress, dark blue, high necked and streamlined, would not do. : She whipped out another blouse, white, with pink and lavender stripes, and put that on. The photographers said that was fine. Miss Russell said it certainly was hot. Rep. Hagen said the climate was Miss Russell had her picture taken. She shed her extra blouse and I asked her about the movie she made in her youth, back in 1940. Its title, the press agents quickly pointed out, is “The Outlaw.”

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Miss Russell was vague. After all, it was a long time ago. A girl forgets things over the years. I do not. Shortly before I left Hollyw {a few years ago, I saw “The Out-| law” I did not object to Miss| Russell's blouse on the screen. I didn’t even object to the picSome of the critics said it]

movie of the 20th thought it was funny.

century, I! The funniest supposed to be serious. This I can- | not believe, Rep. Hinshaw, in any event, took Miss Russell to the capitol, where | she shook the hand of Speaker Rayburn (who wouldn't let the photographers record this event), autographed a dollar bill for Rep. James G. Fulton of Pennsylvania, caused | numerous typographical errors in| the press gallery, and had lunch. She ate with Rep. Hinshaw and Senator Sheridan Downey, who also hails from California. Miss Russell said Washington was interesting.

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