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camisole for Lucille Bremer and sticking flowers into a bustle designed for Allene Dah),
“Why, already.” » ahe said, “audiences are beginning to giggle in movie theaters when a glamorous star is shown wearing short skirts! —
and skin tight dresses. And men,
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As for the rumors that Holly-| wood stars are resisting the New, Look, the designer says, “Sure, just like they are resisting mv coats.” Every glamorous star in| Hollywood, she announces proud-| ly, is wearing her skirts long and squeezing in hér waistline, { I've noticed it, too. Even Las-|
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” Current Hollywood humor fol-| lowing the Oscar awards: “There is nothing funny about a farmer’ s| daughter joke.” — Rosalind Rus-| sell.
» ¥ » While in: New York appearing in the play “Harvey,” Jimmy Stewart will spend his afternoons writing a book telling of his war experiences. ' Tentative title is “A Long Thin War." "
With Ty Power o- his way to Sdn Valley for location scenes and Linda Christian returning to Mexico, look for the end of their romance. One will get you two that Ty will give up Linda as he did Lana. . . . Insiders réport that despite the many headaches connected with it, Orson Welles’ “Macbeth” at Republic is in the same class with Olivier's “Henry V"—nothing but great,
Turhan Bey is telling friends that he’s seriously thinking of giving up the screen and returning to his natjve Turkey. . .. Alfonse who played the bandit chief so superbly in “Treasure of the Sierra Madre.” is in Hollywood for a Tole in Repulilic's “The Blue La
» Business must be "good at Las Vegas. The Flamingo Hotel is adding 200 rooms. . . . The lyrics of “One Touch of Vents” by Ogden Nash and 8. J. Perleman ‘have been rewritten almost entirely to avoid censorship for the Juovie version of the Broadway it.
Mickey Rooney's Wife
Asks Divorce HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 31 (UP)— Betty Jane Rase, statuesque Alabama beauty queen, said today she’ would get a divorce from pint-size Mickey Rooney because they couldn't “be happy together.” She said the suit would be filed when her attorney completes a financial settlement with the $350,000. movie star.
GREAT NAME — Cornelia | Otis Skinner, famed actress daughter of a great actor father, who will be seen here in | Oscar Wilde's "Lady Winder- | mere's Fan,” the fifth play of the American Theater Society | series, opening a three-day run | at t English’s Apr. 15. or
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of “corpses” for gangster films, it can import a new (and cheap) {supply from Melbourne. More than 100 movie-mad office workers sprawled on a Melbourne street recently to help National Road Safety Council photographers make a motion picture depicting Victoria Road deaths last year. 3 For the “corpses,” they hoped, it was a chance to break into the movies. For the council, it was marvelous economy. It paid the “corpses” nothing, and wasted only -a few yards of film when some of the Tnes giggled.
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1200 Expected Here For Phys-Ed Parley
More than 1200 persons are expected to attend the four-day convention of the Mid-West Physical Education Association beginning next Wednesday in the Claypool Hotel. Dr. Clark Kuebler, Ripon College president, Ripon, Wis., will speak at the opening session. Other speakers will be Virgil Stinebaugh, superintendent of city schools; Ben H. Watt, state superintendent of public instruction, and Leon Kranz, Northwestern University physical education ¢hairman and president of the Mid-West Physical Education Association. State Board of Health, is convention chairman.
Ben Devis Pupil Wins Speech Contest
A Ben Davis High School pupil, David Grosdidier, won the Capital City Lodge 97, Knights of Pythias| = public speaking contest in the World War Memorial last night, His father, Ernest Grosdidier, 1020 8. Taft 8t., is employed in the composing room of The Times.
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At Fountain Square A special spring vacation program opens tonight through Friday at the Fountain Square Theater, 1105 Shelby Street. ; | The four-unit show features stove smooers HUNG hau , |Billy Hallop in “Dangerous 830. : |Years” and “Joe Palooka, KnockCIRCLE out” with Leon Errol. Also on [the special bill is Hopalong Cassidy in “Partners of the Plains” and “Out West” with the Three Stooges.
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Soldier Seized In Jail Escape
Police last night arrested a fugitive who walked out of the Marion County Jail with an arm-! ful of garbage earlier and kept going. The escapee, who gave his name as Pvt. William B. Hurd,
|prehended while hitch-hiking in the 4700 block E. Washington St., police, said. Hurd sald he was AWOL from the Army. He was taken to Ft. | Knox, Ky., today. {
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