Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1948 — Page 6

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HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 19—Deanna Durbin and Universal-Inter-national are on the verge of mutually calling off her contract, {which still has a couple of years ito go. Deanna is anxious to i free-lance. | M-G-M, the studio which origi{nally turned Deanna down in favor of Judy Garland, quietly is offering her a small fortune for

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now showing in Paris Is titled, “Vendetta.” . , . Henry Morgan's tratler which plugs “So This Is New York” has this tag: “We don’t ntee that you'll like this But can you guarantee us hi Mh like you?” w Things 1 Th! thought I'd John Garfield

economics airshow, , . , Susan Hayward is going all out for glamour via a wardrobe of Don Loper traffic-stopping duds for her New York junket. .. . Jackie Moran, the former kid star who {clashed with the law recently, is |attempting a comeback by touring with western singer Wally Tuttle. » . » Irene Dunne's daughter is now 12 and attending school in Santa Barbara. She has no Shought of following in Mama's footsteps in Hollywood, but is a serious plano student. . . . Irene and her husband, Dr. Francis Grifin, leave for New York May 1. . 8 =»

Audience reaction to one scene

‘quarter of a mile away. It rated a round of applause,

of unbearable suspense” — certainly qualifies as the bravest man of the month. » . . “The Wrangler” sounds more like a boudoir drama than a western. Sonny Tufts and Barbara Britton have 28 clinches. I might remind Sonny that Gene Autry's fans almost lynched him for kissing the girl just once in a recent picture,

Jimmy Stuart SAS replace RobTaylor who replaced Van Johnson in “The Monte Stratton Story” when he returns from his New York stage appearance in “Harvey.” Or is someone else warming up? Neither Van nor Bob, the studio decided, looked

Fel item: “Larry Parks goes to hospital for abdominal operation.” Could it be that he’s had a stomach full of Columbia studio?

Veteran roger * Hattie MoDaniel told me on the set of that she has her own epitaph all picked out. It will read, “Well, I've played everything but a harp.”

Franklin High Sets Senior Dance

The Franklin Township 'High {School junior class will honor | graduating senjors with a dance, the Stardust Whirl, Thursday night in the Lake Shore Country Club. Max Wilson's orchestra will play. A feature of the dance will be the crowning of a king and queen. Candidates are Shirley Raible, Dorothy Pierson, Peggy Rockey, Lillian Gospodareck, Harold Hornberger, Jack Whaley, Ben McFarland and Richard Walker. Jack Whaley is chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements, Members are: Richard Walker, Evelyn Glessing and Lillian Gospodareck, Faculty sponsors for the event are: Mrs. Bernice Wadsworth, Earl Sheaffer and Henry Potter,

Wheeler to Speak

‘To Accountants Here

At the monthly dinner meeting {of the Indianapolis Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants in the Lincoln Hotel Wednesday night T. Ames Wheeler will be the principal speaker. Mr. Wheeler, chief statistician of the Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp. at Pittsburgh, Pa., will discuss “Graphic Presentation of Accounting Information.” Prof. Stanley A. Pressler, Indiana University School of Business, wil} | preside. .

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Manski, daughter of Mme. Dorothee Manski, former Metropolitan star and now profes. sor of voice in Indiana Univer sity Music School. Miss Manski, who joined the "Met" last fall, will sing the milliner's role in “Der Rosenkavalier'’ May 3 in the IU auditorium in Bloomington.

COMING HERE — George Olsen, famed bandleader, who will play a one-night show and dance engagement in the Coliseum next Saturday under IYR Club sponsorship. ~~ Dancing rom 0 :30 p. i jo 12: 30 a. m will be ed by a stage mn Soto 9 p.m.

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ley, Paul V. Brown and Jobn IL Kautz, the latter two members of the board of directors for the summer series. Contestants were known to the judges only by number, Mr. Hadley said. Indianapolis singers chosen include: Jacqueline 8. Cohen, Jane Collins, Jane Feezle, Mary Janowitz, Pearl G. Levi, Patricia MarSharon Pfister, Emalyn

Evans, Barbara and Jane Wymond, contraltos. 8 Operettas Planned, William J. Engle, Joseph Jordan, James McCaslin; Propalis and Burton Randolph, tenors; Earl Albertson, Thomas Brownell, Robert Darrell, Harry Feldman, Joseph ' Huffman, George L. Kendall, John A, Liddle, Mike May, Rocky Meo, Gene Oakes, Gene R. Posion and Donald Richardson, baritones and basses

; Mary Alice Akers, Jane Click, Berdyne Owings

Chosen from state applicants were: Patti Browne, Gary; Jane Russey, Muncie, and Jerry Farrell, West Lafayette, sopranos; Barbara Bailey, Beech Grove, and Carol Sanders, Ft. Wayne, contraltos; Richard Coffin, Greenfield; Fred Shackleton, Anderson, and Robert Yast, Bloomington, tenors. Already announced, the three operettas to be produced in the coming summer season are: “The Desert Song,” by Sigmund Romberg, July 10-16; “The Merry Widow,” by Franz Lehar, July 25-31, and “The Vagabond King,” by Rudolf Friml, Aug. 15-21,

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The total number of cases of rabies reported as of Apr. 15 is 230 as compared to 127 for the same period a year ago. “The tragedy of these figures is that we know everything there is to know about the control of rabies,” Dr. Fagan declared, “but still rabies in animals continues to increase in Indiana.”

The lack of control, he pointed out, is caused by ‘the fact that either the people are unacquainted

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