Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1946 — Page 12

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Joe, of course, fight Tami Mauriello Sept. 18.

[lent the use of his name, with proper compensation, to an outfit that is going to market a new soft drink called Joe Louis punch. Marva te Do Film Marva, who has made several pro (Appearances as a cafe and theater {singer .in the past two years, has | Just signed to act in an all-Negro

{tion here Sept.” 16 at the Fox | Movietone studios “Boy! What a Girl!” is the title and it will be a feature length film of Herald productions, which has {scheduled 12 such movies in the [Het 12 months to supply the more {than 600 Negro picture houses in {the United States. After making the picture, Marva {is scheduled to go to Paris to ap- | pear with the “Folies Bergere.”

Waring and Band

Fred Waring, his band and show will play a single night's engage-

{house Sept. 28, according to { Christena, sponsor. The Waring aggregation, sched- { uled to play two shows at Purdue {university’s music hall at 7 and] 9:30 p. m. Sept, 27, will move to! Indianapolis the following evening. | Their local program will include such featured performers as Gordon | Goodman, Donna Day, Jimmy Atkins and Jane Wilson. High- | lighted will be novelty stunts, such |as “push-button tuning,” familiar to | radio audiences. Tickets will be placed on sale tomorrow morning at the Meridian Book shop ticket office.

Ex-Star Asks Divorce HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 27 (U. P).— Silent Screen Star Patsy Ruth Mil(ler, married to screen writer John Lee Mahin nine years, today sought a divorce, custody of an adopted son, alimony for five years and res-

toration of her maiden name. She

stants TOMORROW

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charged Mr. Mahin with cruelty.

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Loui, Ex-Wife

Activities Give Idea of Money in Fight Game

27. ~Heavyweight Ohamp Joe Louis and his ex-wife, Marva Trotter Louis, are Object— making money, which will give you much take-home cash there is in million-dollar gates, is scheduled to

Early next month he will open (a fancy new restaurant bearing his [name up in Harlem, He also has

[movie which will go into produe-}

Coming to Butler|

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‘Open at Indiana

Bob Hope and Joan Caulfield, in “Mansieur Beaucaire,” farcical screen version of Booth Tarkington’s novel, which opens tomorrow at the Indiana.

\ | Dennis, Mass.,

Times Amusement

Clock

CIRCLE “Our Hearts Were Growing Up,” with Gail Russell, Diana IER i asd Brian Donlevy, at 11, h 7:30 and 10:20. “They Made Me a Killer,” with bert Lowery and Barbara Britton, at 12:41, 3:31, 6:21 and 9:11, INDIANA “Without Reservations,” with Claudette Colbert and John Wayne, at 11, 1:10, 3:25, 5:35, 7:50 and 10. LOEW'S “Caesar and Cleopatra,” with Vivfen Leigh and Claude Rains. at 11, 1:25, 3:83, 6:21, 8:49 and 11:17. LYRIO “Night and 2a Vth 8. Oraps snd Alexis mith, + 1% © 4:30, 6:56 \na"p

Joan Leslie Fails \To Stop Film Showing

| HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 27 (U. P.) — {Actress Joan Leslie's petition for

{dismissed today by Federal Judge Ben Harrison. Judge Harrison yesterday denied her petition for a permanent in|unetion restraining Warmer Brothers studios from distributing “Two {Guy ys om Milwaukee” unless she was bllled as a co-star. He also ended a temporary injunction granted last week. The judge said her suit should have named Warner Brothers Distributing Corp., which now has the film, rather than the movie studio. Miss Leslie sought the order in connection with a $2,725,000 damage suit against the studio complaining that her acting reputation was injured when she was lowered to a featured player, allegedly because she was successful in breaking her contract, Judge Harrison said the case would be assigned for jury trial and the amount of damages ascertained at that time.

MAST DAY! Claudetie Colbert-—John Wayne “WITHOUT RESERVATIONS”

-PATRIC KNOWLES « Marjorie Reynolds Joseph Schildkraut + Cecil Kellaway REGINALDIOWEN, + CONSTANCE/COLLIER HILLARY BROOKE’

4 Jones 2: Directed, by George Marifull by, Melvin Fronk ond ond Norman, n Panama Based on the Novel by Booth, Tarkinglon A Paramount Picture

let someone else fly it.

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By JACK GAVER o United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—The capacity audience at the Cape playhouse, famous summer theater in got’ the surprise of its life last night when it was confronted with the actress described in the program as “Alexandre Dagmar, a Danish personality of wide experience.” : The play was “The Man in Possession” and its star was Gene Raymond, making his first stage ap-

L pearance after 17 years of Holly-

wood and the army air corps. The time was the beginning of the second act. A maid was on stage briefly, then entered the character named Crystal Wetherby, played by Miss Dagmar. There was a moment of complete silence, then e man in the audience exclaimed, “Oh» my Gawd!” It was Gertrude Lawrence. Happy at Success of Joke

An operative at the scene reported that the 535 spectators applauded more than a minute for the famous actress, whose husband, Richard Aldrich, is the operator of the summer playhouse. Miss Lawrence was happy at the success of her little joke and played as zestfully as though she were getting her customary four or five thousand dollars a week instead of the $46 equity minimum she will collect Saturday night. Concealing Miss Lawrence's identity until the last moment was one} of the best kept secrets of the peace. Technically there was no deception because her father was Danish and her full name is Gertrud (Sic) Alexandra Dagmar Klasen Lawrence. The idea originated with the actress. She made a starring appearance on the opening bill this summer, playing “Pygmalion.” She

ment at Butler university fleld .,.. \oyine in her latest movie was|desired to appear again, but the

schedule of plays and stars was complete. Furthermore, she wanted to appear without any fanfare. The only suitable role was the female lead in “The Man in Possession” and the scheme was hatched. No one outside of Cape Playhouse personnel knew about the plan, and

Plan Spirituals At Tabernacle

Wings Over Jordan, Negro choir which toured the European theater for 10 months, will present a program of spirituals at Cadle tabernacle Thursday at 8 p. m. The chorus, under the direction of Rev. Glynn T. Settle, left their regular Sunday morning program over CBS in March, 1945. After completing their original six-month engagement the choir was asked to remain four months longer by Maj. Gen. E. M. Almond, commanding general of the 92d division. Wings Over Jordan is sponsored by the Irvington First Baptist church.

Powell to Start Bendix Air Race

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 27 (U. P.).— Dick Powell, movie star and amateur flier, was named official starter today for the Bendix trophy race to Cleveland and will flag the fliers off at three-minute intervals Friday. A total of 25 entrants will participate in the show. Jacqueline Cochrane, who announced yesterday she would pilot a P-51 in the race, changed her mind today and said that she might not enter her plane or might

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even some of those were in the dark antil two days ago. No outsiders were permitted at rehearsals and some members of the staff accepted the explanation that Miss Lawrence was simply helping the cast rehearse pending the arrival of Alexandra Dagmar on Sunday. Among prominent persons at the surprise party were Jeanette MacDonald, the singing actress who is Raymond's wife, Miss Lawrence will stay at the Aldrich home in Dennis during September, then return here for rehearsals of “Pygmalion” preparatory to a tour beginning in mid-October. She still doesn't know if she's going to be able to carry out her cherished plan of taking the play to London this season.

To Be at Murat

Opening the Murat season . . . Tite Guizar.

Tito Guizar, famed Latin crooner

and guitarist, will o the Murat theater season Oct. 5, according | to Cecil M. Byrne of the Page-| Byrne-Ross management. | Other attractions for the coming season include Oscar Strauss, Sigmund Romberg, Phil Spitalny and his all-girl orchestra and Allen| Jones, Mr. Byrne said. The management has made extensive improvements in the Murat | equipment, including a new public-| address system and stage lights, Mr. Byrne adds. ———————————

George White Starts Sentence

producer of Broadway and Hollywood musical shows, began serving a year’s sentence with a county road gang today. White, judged physically capable of pick-and-shovel labor, will be treated “like any other prisoner,” Road Camp Supervisor W. M. Bon-

ham said. White was sentenced for a hit-run accident in which Claude McLester Lee, 42, and+his bride, Anna Leona Lee, 18, were killed. Open

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NOTICE

There will be NO dancing atop the Skyline Roof of the Severin Hotel Wed. nite,

Aug. 28th. In ‘o6-operation with the Governor, Mayor and City officials, ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS HAVE graciously cancelled their regular Champagne Dance for this nite only in order to accomodate the G. A. R. Con-

vention.

SEVERIN HOTEL

[Newly Decorated Fox Theater Opens Friday

LAST DAY!

TUESDAY, AUG. 27, 1946

Hughie Mack, manager.

With a new policy of changing

the show each week, the Fox will "A re-decorated, re-furnished Fox continue its 11 a. m. to 11 p. m.

SAN DIEGO, Cal., Aug. 27 (U. p) | theater will open its burlesque sea- | Week-day hours, plus & midnight —George White, 52, white-haired 501 next Friday night, according to (310% every Saturday.

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Screen Play by JOHN McDERMOTT and JAMES O'HANLON + Staged by Winchell Smith + Presented by JOHN GOLDEN +

HOLLYWOOD LOVED IT!...

When M-G-M’s “Three Wise Fools®

was first previewed, everyone in

Hollywood acclaimed it for its sincere, warm and human story . . . and predicted that it would be one of the prize-winning pictures of the year. They

has

MARGARET O'BRIEN

LIONEL

HARRY DAVENPORT and .

Story by JOHN McDERMOTT +

LEWIS EDWARD

raved about Margaret O’Brien’s per? formance as the little Irish girl who brings sunshine into the lives of thres hard-bitten bachelors. The prediction come true! Here is one of the most enjoyable entertainments of the year.

BARRYMORE : STONE - ARNOLD

JANE DARWELL - CHARLES DINGLE

THOMAS MITCHELL

A METRO GOLDWYN - MAYER PICTURE

Intrigue in Mexico City! Killers in the shadows! Romance 10 the thumbal Pat in his glecy!

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