Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1948 — Page 12

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“Sorrvwoon. July 9 (NEA) many times have you Ba the a eT tail 1h girl: “You're no good, but you're my kind. Wg were meant for other™

The new look, obviously, in the “we - were-meant-for-each - other” routine. > » - DOUG FAIRBANKS Jr. is set for a musical, “The Caballero.” He'll make it after returning from London. . . . June Haver flies Memphis, Tenn., next month to see her father for the first time in 12 Years

Sandra Gould Py been laugh-| ing over that sign over a Tarzana, Cal., feed store: ‘If our egg | mash don’t make em lay, they're roosters.” . ” . PAGE CAVANAUGH remarked | to a film producer at a party how| happy his wife looked and the | producer said: “Yeah, she’s just been to her psychiatrist and now|

she’s got something to worry|.

about again.” ” » » | Cornel Wilde and wife Pat Knight, who almost separated a few months age, are working in a new Columbia film titled, “The Lovers.” That's Hollywood. You fight in public and somebody says: “What a great love team.” Ce. . THE HOLLYWOOD fights are on again. Dezi Arnaz walked out of a picturk at Columbia because he didn’t like the story. ... Lauren Bacall and Warner Bros, are fighting. Everybody makes a fortune in Hollywood, but nobody is happy. .

JOAN LESLIE'S suit against Warner Bros. to break her contract is headed for the U. 8. Supreme €purt. California courts have ruled against her, but Joan still thinks the case can be won.

The argument is whether a contract signed by a minor is still legal after she becomes 21.

- = » THAT HARDY perenniali'Gone With the Wind,” is making another round of the U. 8. I guess

"IM-G-M' and David O. Selznick

have made more money from this _|picture than any movie ever “made. And that includes “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” A “Snow White” always reminds ‘me of 1938 and Mae West when business was off at the box office. Exhibitors were screaming

that the only picture making!

money was “Snow White.”

“Yes,” agreed Mae, “and if they | |had cast me as Snow White it would have made twice as much.”

. » ” EDANA ROMNEY, Britain's feminine version of Orson Welles

—=she writes, produces and acts—

{is causing as much interest in| {Hollywood as Ingrid Bergman did

{when she first arrived here. And

speaking of Bergman, those rummors of a domestic rift continue. {That wall she built around her {home life is cracking.

Times Amusement Clock

CIRCLE “Hazard,” with Paulette Goddard and MacDonald Carey, at 12:40, 3:45, 6:50 and 10 “Money Madness,” with Hugh Peaumant, at 11:30, 2:35, 5:40 and

ESQUIRE “A Cage of Nightingales,” starring Noel-Noel, at 6, 8 and 10:05 INDIANA “The ror Waltz,” with sing Crosby ye Fontaine, at 11, 1:05, 3:10. 5:30, 7:45 sand 10. KEITH'S “Carnegie Hall,” with Vaughn Monroe and band, Marsha Hunt, Harry James, Willlam Prince and gthers, at 11:20, 1:55, 4:30, 7:05 and

LOEW'S “On Our Merry Way," with Paulette Goddard. Buletas pstedith oe others, at 11:18, , 6:20 and 9: “Janay,” a rim A at 12:55; 4:2 re 8.

YRIO “Adventures o Lamnon, ” with Arturo De and Lucille ISner, at 11, i 4:46, 7:39 and

“The Enchanted alle, Msn Curtis, at 12:36,

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| DEADPAN—Jascha Heifetz, | wearing his customary deadpan | expression while fiddling, is one of the many top-notch musicians in "Carnegie Hall” now at Keith's.

IN ACTION FILM — Patric Knowles and Anne Gwynne are two of the principals in "Sin Town," action film opening today at the Ambassador-Alame.

Plans Recital

Recently Won IU Voice Scholarship Miss Elizabeth Wrancher, teenage soprano and student of Jane Johnson Burroughs, will be heard in recital at 8:30 p. m. today in World War Memorial auditorium. Miss Wrancher, who sang the lead in the Technical High School Choir’s production of Victor Herbert’s “Sweethearts” last winter, recently won the state voice scholarship at Indiana University and the $100 competitive award of the National Boctety of Arts and Letters. ’ In addition to being chosen as the Mu Phi Epsilon medalist, she also has received the medal as the most outstanding music student of Technical High School.

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