Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1946 — Page 6

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{Film Love on:

'Stuffy Wives'

Henreid Is Irked by ‘Frustrated Woman' HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2 (U. P).—

Please, ladies, Paul Henreid pro-| tested today, don't-blame him if he's! not a great screen. lover—with a capital “L.” Blame the * ‘frustrated

-jold women” who cramp his style.

His and every other red-blooded actor's in town, These days you can't Kiss a heroine on-the neck, Or the bare shoulder, Or behind her ear. Just on her face or lips.’ “And then you have to keep your mouth closed,” Mr. Henreid declared. “Of all the cold, unrealistic ways to make love!” It's not entirely the censor’s fault, either, he added, Blames ‘Stuffy Wives’

“It's the stuffy wives of the wealthy bankers and exhibitors,” he went on, “Their husbands control the money behind the movies and they control the husbands. They're frustrated because they've never been kissed that way.” So the wives tell the husbands they think it's shocking. Ahd the husbands tell the movie makers they ‘won't renew théir loans, And | the movies—with both eyes on their cash registers—bow down Ww the l wives,

| It's ‘enough, Mr. Henreid says, tol

| frustrate a continental . gent. He lcan’f for the life of him see anything shocking about planting a {kiss on the lily-white! neck of his{— tlady love. And he'll bét anything (the younger gals around the country agree with him, Recalls Old ‘Stars “Think of the realy great lovers | of ‘the screen,” Henreid said. ‘Valentino, and John Gilbert, and John Barrymore. . When they played a {love scene they didn’t purse up their lips and peck the ladies. Not those boys! In those days you had passlonate romance on the screen.” But, thanks to the bankers’ wives, he grumbled, the great “lovers are gone forever. The style in this atomic age is to rough up your heart's desire, “Thé tough guys are "popular now,” Mr. Henreid sighed. “The ones who sock the ladies on the chin and then growl, “C'mere, kid!’ The powerful old guardians of public morals are horrified by tender passion. But they say never a word against the Bogart-type approach.” & Sees Two Results

As far as Henreid's concerned, this anti-kissing campaign can have | only two results: Either American [then are made to look like small- | time gangsters. Or they're the cold+blooded type who. shake a girl's { hand, kiss her" briefly on the ips, |and make . with a proposal. “On the other hand,” he went on | —getting Ris second wind, “the

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in conredies. And I do mean anything! As long as it's supposed to be for a laugh the bars are down.” But our would-be lover hasn't

given up the fight. He's still in there pitching every chance he gets. Even if the Johnston office usually cuts out his US Dis SUESERIONS. |

CAPSULES PREVENT FUN PREVENT FUNGUS WASHINGTON. —Capsitles of | ‘meta. cresol acetate attached t the | inner surface of binoculars, peri- | |scopes and telescopes prevents fun[gus growth on these instruments,

| movies can get away with anything!

Begins 9th Year

With Symphony and Jordan . .. Rudolph Mazzari, beginning his ‘ninth year. in. the. Indianapelis

Symphony's bass ' section and starting a season as instructor in contrabass at Jordan censervatory.

NAME SALLY BUTLER

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (U. P.).— Miss Sally Butler, Indianapolis, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's club, was named today as one of the seven judges for the George Westinghouse science write ing award. : Miss Butler will serve on the judges board which included Harvard President Dr. James B. Connant and Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah. The science writing award of $1000 is given for the best journalistic ‘writing of the year. The contest is sponsored by the American

Association for the Advancement of Science.

SALES DIRECTOR TO JOIN I. U. FACULTY _A new member of the faculty for the fall semester of the Indiana n [university extension center in‘In- | dianapolis will _be Claude Rich, i sales director’ of the Union Titlé Co. Connected with the Union Title Co. the past two years, he was act-

ing director of the Indiana Memorial Union at Indiana university

for one year-and I. U, alumni field |

‘| Holiday Prices TODAY

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secretary 14 years. At the I. U, center, Mr. Rich will | | conduct a class in the Principles {of Urban Real Estate.

WELCOME, STATE FAIR VISITORS!

THE INDIAN NAPOLIS ms! Sy Coming to English | Finds Fair Rivals: Speedway ;

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Edward Andrews, who will be seen. ori the English theater stage in “The Glass Menagerie, * opéns “ing a three- day run Sept. 19.

T0 JUDGE AWARD

As Gredtest Show on Earth

By HENRY BUTLER Last Memorial day 1 would have | said ‘Speedway is the greatest, show {on earth. Last night-up at the fairgrounds |T changed my mind. Reason _ for being there: The Vic» tory Revue of-1946, which is»a darn | good ‘acrobatic-musical-variety affair, incorporating a lot of stuff you seldom: *see elsewhere. The solidly-packed: grandstand liked it (Papa Cardova doing his blindfold somersault into a barrel edged with sharp knives). In tense, quiet moments you heard a barker calling “Peanuts!” or ap yelling, with a lot of meaning in the cry. But befter than the stage show,

‘which is well=lighted, well- -equipped

with sdunhd devices, i§" the tair{

itself;

ing space within a mile, and walk ‘to ‘the grandstand. Go through | some of the buildings. Look at | those Herefords with their white |

‘ |faces, pink eyelids-and phony, Hol-

lywood-style white lashes. Get a] load of those Percherons, with care-{ fully-groomed, bleach-blond’ manes | and tails. : placement of all that some of the exhijbits....And it you] +dor’t think that’s something to see, go: back to your Accounts Receivable, You walk with 50,000 other eager | beavers through a three-room trailer home (ready for delivery). You pass a chilling exhibit of waterproof grave vaults. It's all better than a county fair (bigger and smarter and more fun),

world's fair (much too pompous).

infant |}

| If you're luckly, you find a parks]

- Look at the girth and the dis- | : livestock. | Laugh with the 4-H kids tending |

and a lot more satisfying than a|

My biggest gripe about the In-|

| diana state fair can be.stated brief. {1ly. Fabien Sevitzky and the Indi

They should have been. Sure, it would héve cost like funy, but with all Indiana industry working as cooperative sponsors, and with a couple” of nation-wide broadcasts (also costing like fury), the event would have .reached a tremendous audience. ” Last “night's big throng would have gone for Sevitzky's “Marriage of Figaro” Tech high season. As the Indianapolis, Opera theater's “Bitter Sweet” demonstrated this summer; that fairgrounds-set-up has plenty of possibilities. The Victory Revue will continue at thge fairgrounds ' through Thursday, :

ithe Coliseum Saturday night. and roared their approval at Indiana's {own Olsen and Johnson, and the [Hollywood ‘song composer, Hoagy | Carmichael: ~ Well before the big entertainment {feature opened at

{up.

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CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (U,P.).~Thaddeus Paholski, 41, appeared in circuit court on- charges of falling behind $2198 in and shouted, for a year than pay a cent.”

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alimony payments, | “I'd rather ga to jail

Judge Michael Feinburg gave him a maximum sentence of six months and told him if he had't changed his mind by then he'd get the other

“DOORS OPEN 10:45 A. M. + + + HOLIDAY PRICES

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LAST TWO DAYS

Doors Open 10:45 A.M,

THURSDAY ON STAGE JOHNNY LONG and ORCHESTRA ADDED ATTRACTION

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18th a Dor. Lamour | Strat ford College Ed. Bracken |

“RAINBOW ISLAND" in Color”

Eddie Dean “CARAVAN _ TRAIL”

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Barbara Stanwyck—Robt. Cummings “THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS”

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