Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1947 — Page 6

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Theater to Open: ‘New Season Oct. 2 The English theater will open its . 1947-48 season with the presentation of Ina Claire, “first lady of comeay.” in George Kelly's comedy, “The Fatal Weakness,” The comedy will “be presented Oct-.2 afd 3, With a matinee on Oct. 4 “Fatal Weakness” is the first Theater Guild subscription play of the season,” It° wag one of the comedy hits in New York and Chicago last season, Miss Claire, who temporarily retired, returned to the stage to act In the Kelly comedy which was directed by Mr. Kelly and produced under the personal supervis, nn of Lawrence Langner ana Theiesh Helburn, heads of ‘the Theater Guild,

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Public: Demand for Television Has Hollyy ywood Worried

Jur, but” better days are ahead for “ he said.

By KASPAR MONAHAN, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer [ : Movies Alarmed

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 3—Television has Hollywood badly worried. | “The mavjes” he said, “are worIts worries get. down to the most basic of all problems in Hollywood ried about television. But televi-

"Who's Going to Pay for 147": Film Executives

| the privilege? If so, how? le Will radio’ suffer? will it be changed?

who's going W-pick up the check? : : sion» 4s not worried: about the! Nobody I met in Hollywood could | : H's the biggest headache that ever hit the amusement indus. movies. ‘We would like their. eo- answer even one of these questions. | try,” a movie executive told me. -He wouldn't amplify his statement : . : - : : { beyond uttering ‘thé query, “Who's going to pay for it?” operation. but we'll get along with- {Everybody was speculating, theoriz- | i Nobody as.yet’ has the answer out it. Fhey will not release their Ng, guessing—and reaching for an |. »particularly -nobods Hollywood: holding the whip hand ‘in that ib films “to television, but television aspirin, It has the movie industry” worried [Ownsgnd controls the co-axial cable can go ahead without them.” flow that the public interest’ in and other essential apparatus for Television, once it takes hold, will NEXT: “Hollywood bids adieu to television is approaching the boiling televising shows. Such a cable DOW 10 4110 16 pay its own.way, he as- tush- spending. . poirit connects New-York City with Wash- 4 Te gp Television until: recently was just ington and another soon will link But. here. remain many probs } AALS a novelty of mild concern to Holly- 10s Angeles and San Francisco, Half lems io be ironed out. "The it wood I was regarded as some- dozen different shows can be sent Er InOst roped oul. ‘lhese are LOST thing remote and nebiflous, in the through these cables imultanequsly, “PP rs sense that it ‘could - become a can’ Telephohe & Telegraph Co, Won't sports promoters .. fear EK AZIL ! x as

Nosses in patronage and demand a huge ' ‘take” from television? 4

will movie producers ever con-

medium of entertain- Face Heavy Cost

These cables will be capable of

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Reawaken Interest carrying televised shows from: Los

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But the post-war period has Angeles to New York and to staPER! brought an -alarming reawakening tions in between. But the costs will c\) of interest.” Catering to 100 mil- be enormous—and who's going to Hon Americans weekly, the film pay for it? | “industry -is worried about this ¢hal-| And what sort of shows? “In its ITS GOOD! lenger to its supremacy as the No.! limited scope, telévision is chiefly | 2 : 1. merchant. of entertainment presenting “remote” bills, such as No longer is it .said, ‘“Telévision prizefights, baseball and football

However, it's a hush-hush topic

sent. to the televising of their costly films? Wouldnt television kill: the movie in a one-shot. performance?

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