Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1947 — Page 16
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comedy by “Joseph Fields and Ja[rome Chodorov, at Kirshbaum center, 2314 N. Meridian st, next Sunday and Monday nights.
Eileen Sherwood, will be played by Shirley Backer and Barbara Jacobs, respectively. In the supporting oast will be Alfred Wolfenstein, in the role of Mr, Appopolous, the landlord; Arthur Jacobs, Herbert Larman, Henry Weil and Bernard Bloom. Also in the cast are Charles Epstein; Frank Greenwald, Milton
THAT LOOK—Teresa Wright and Dana Andrews in "The Best Years of Our Lives," currently at Keith's.
Carl J. Vosburgh, Cleveland; Lanham Deal, Dallas, Tex.; M. L. Henderson, Kansas City Mo.; Arthur »| Judson, New York, and Norman oO.
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| The Kirshbaum players will pre- | Isent “My Sister Eileen,” three-act
The two feminine leads, Ruth and |
; Ruben, Whitney Greenberg, Sid
AT THE CIVIC—Mary Wil. son, who has the role o Kitty Mitchell in "Three's a Family," comedy now running at the Civic theater,
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garet Roberts, with Adelle Halpern as stage manager and Walter Lichtenstein as group chairman.
Symphonic Choir Elects Officers
Indianapoiis Symphonic choir officers for the coming year are Robert L. St. Pierre, president, Dwight A. Murphy, vice president, Catherine Bailey, secretary, and Humbert Pa-
New members elected to the choir's board of directors include Harry T. Pritchard, Ralph W. Wright and Mrs. Fletcher Hodges. Board members re-elected for a three-year term are Harry E. Calland, Mrs. Helen Crandall and Dr. Franz R. Hensel. According to Elmer A. Steffen] musical director, the choirs fall plans include a performance of Mendelssohn's “Elijah” Nov. 16 ‘with Fabien Sevitzky and the Indianapo-
rating the 100th anniversary of Ihe eomposer’s death.
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‘Miss Title'
By Boston Group
HOLLYWOOD, May 12 (U, P).— Janis Paige, the most titled girl in the world, was given her 56th title by the tubsthumpers of America toay. She hopes it's the title to end all titles. It's “The Title." The tubsthumpers, a society of Boston press agents, thumbed through Janis' list of handles and gave up in despair. What else could the bean-towners do? Janis has more titles than Heinz has varieties. She's everything from “Miss - Delicious . (apples) to “Miss Best Table Decoration” (restaurants). She's been sponsored by everybody from bellhops to dam builders. Her name is plastéred on the shiny nose of a transport plane and there's even a horse with” her moniker pounding around eastern tracks. “I think it must be my name,” sighed “The Title. That, at least, inspired Boston newspaper editors to dub her “Miss Front Paige” for snaring more newspaper space in their city than any film star in years. It also could account fors the bellhops of Washington, D. C., naming her “The Girl ‘We'd Most Like to Paige ™ Miss Paige, of course, is a gorgeous young lady who gets a kick out of receiving titles and maybe that has something to do with it too. At Nmatilla, naturally, she was Judged the most beautiful sight by a dam site and named “Miss Damsite.”
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= “Duel In the Sun," Jones, Gregory Peck and Joseph Cote ten, at 11, 1.96, 4
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. CIvVIo : Three's a Family,” comedy, at “rhe Late Gearge Apléy,” with Coleman, 0A 3:48,
“The rr Doubloen,” with
INDIANA “Boomerang,” with Dana Andrews, ane ian and Lee J. Cobb, at 3:45, 6:35 and 10; . Backlash,” with Jean Rogers An
“The Years of Our Lives,” Fredric March Andrews, tongs Carmichael 43, 5:5
LOEW'S with Jennifer
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LYRIO “My Faverile Brunette,” with Bo ur, at 11: “ 08 and 10:14.
WASHINGTON, May 12 (U, P).! The army air forces today revealed new plans for bolstering America's defenses against attack across the Arctic. i The AAF announcced that an $8,125,000 expansion program would
For Stardom Killed
HOLLYWOOD, May 12 (U. P).— A movie studio was worried today about a replacement for Joey, the’ big gray kangaroo that could walk like a man. Joey was killed in a freak accident yesterday at the ranch home | of ‘his boss, Actor James Cagney. The kangarvo became frightened at the approach of a tractor-and harrow and broke his neck attempting to leap a wire fence. Winner of a talent contest in his native Australia, Joey had been |slated for film stardom. He was to have played the part of a man transformed into a kan-
duction of Thorne Smith's fantasycomedy, “The Stray Lamb.” James Cagney plays the part of an ancient Irish. magician in the film.
POWELL'S SON MARRIES | LAS VEGAS, Nev., May 12 (U.
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be undertaken at Mile 26 field near Ladd Field, Alaska, to base its 10,-000-mile range B-36 super bombers. In addition, facilitiessat Whittier Port, Alaska, also will be expanded
jat a cost of $2840.845. District &
- engineers at Anchorage will Super vise the work. Less than two weeks ago de ‘AAF revealed plans for construction of a $13 million base for its strategic bombers in Aroostock county, Me., astride the main aerial route between Europe and’ the North American continent.
Goudy, y, Type Designer, Dies of Heart Attack -
MARLBORO, N. Yq, May 12 (U. P.).—Funeral services will be con-,
ducted Thursday for Frederic W. —//—
Goudy, noted type designer. He
died at his home Deepdene, yes-1 jlentay after a heart attack. He:
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