Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1948 — Page 6
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
By ERSKINE
HOLLYWOOD, July 2i—Robert Preston was signed to play) the villain In “Tulsa” but now! he’s playing the hero. Which] proves that even stars sometimes ean use a luéky break. Bob has been in Hollywood for| 10 years, but was never considered the romantic type. His ca-| reer suffered. . After hiring him; for the heavy in “Tulsa,” Pro-| ducer Walter Wanger had an in-/ spiration and decided to give him! the romantic lead opposite Susan] Hayward. Word around the lot! now is that he's coming across on the screen like a young Gable. yes And that’s the way careers are = reborn in Hollywood. $3 . " ” t we When Bing Crosby and Fred 3 Astaire were doing a fast dance routine for “Holiday Inn,” both
most the exact same moment. Fred, who is sensitive about his, blushed, but Bing broke him up with: “I think we'll have to call this number ‘Tip Toe Through the Toupees.’ ”
DEANNA D UR B IN'S long 4 series of bad-to-worse films apparently has <nded. After one look at her latest, “For the Love of Mary,” the front office reaction at UI was Ul was: We’ 've ve got our star
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back.” And it couldn't happen to a nicer girl.
~ # ® JOHN WILDBERG is paging Jane Russell for a road company (of “Anna Lucasta.” . .. With pic-, {tures (and people) being canceled all over the RKO lot, it’s interest-| ing to note that the studio is cur-| rently preparing three stories for Jane Greer. She's the choice of (and Howard Hughes) to be the studio's top {glamour dol wih 2 year.
Henry Fonda’ s regard for John Ford is right next to hero worship. Hank writes anent Fort Apache”: “Ford is the only man in Hollywood who would have had enough
OIL MAN—John Garfield is
one of the adventurous oil men imagination to put me in that n "Flowing Gold.” revived film role. It was a great relief to get . yoout the Texas oil fields in its
out ot Alice-in-Wonderland picres.’
BETTE DAVIS, ot all people thinks Yvonne de Carlo is Hollywood’s hottest bet for dramatic stardom. She was telling director { Robert Siodmark that UI should!
last two days at the Lyrik.
took a deep bow and said: “We are doing something about it.| She's going dramatic in ‘Criss. 'Cross’ opposite Burt Lancaster. | People thought I was crazy for, | giving her the part.” ~| To which Bette replied, wu should have more crazy people. [like you.”
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ow to grow old gracefully: Fran Bickford, who played | Greta Garbo's boy friend in Anna Christie,” was asked to !play Anna's father in the forthcoming Theater Guild revival. He nixed the offer because of too | many film rales.
ABE BU RROWS hays he took ‘that San Francisco night club job so he could pay his union dues. {He belongs to five—the Radio| Ne iE | Writers’ Guild, Screen Writers’| sON. currently singing the role {Guild, American Federation of of De Jolidan in "The Merry |Radio Artists, Equity and the! Widow." { Musicians’ Union, where he's _
listed as & “maracas player” |Epopnch Organist ‘BE OTTO KRUGER'S deFiption of the. (To Give IU Recital
scription of the decollete ladies at| a Holl woud Party; Moat ord them Times State Service [ere out ol gOWn SB Hait 'An| BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 2 Angel” which Everett Riskin| Marcel Dupre, internationally] gel, famed French organist, will be will produce, will be a fantasy: heard 4 ital in I Unt She dreams she’s somebody else. N®ard in recital in Indiana University Auditorium at 4 p. m. (CST) next Sunday.
. + « Adele Mara is slated for a Playing on the university's new organ, rebuilt and modernized
SECOND SEASON-—Dennis Carroll, operetta tenor, who is in his second Butler Bowl sea- |
ing her great performance as a naive young Mexican girl opposite from the celebrated Chi “ ” cago John Carroll in JAngel in, Exile. Auditorium organ, Mr. Dupre will
» It's finally happened. A movie/ present a program of Bach, Liszt, {admits it isn't colossal. The ad|Delamarter, Franck, Messiaen campaign for Ros Russell's new/and his own compositions. movie, “The Velvet Touch, "| He will conclude his recital | dreamed up by Jerry Hoffman, With a symphonic improvisation {will include a radio spot an-/upon themes submitted to him 'nouncement in which two fellows Just prior to <the improvisation, talk about the film and one says: Mr. Dupre's IU appearance is “It's not colossal. It's not stu- In connection with the first anpendous. It's just good solid en- nual Church Music Institute which tertainment.” The other says: opened on the campus yesterday. “You mean Hollywood has Just, —————————
‘made a good movie?” “Yes.” 183 Local Artists
the reply, and the other fellow |arops dead. To Exhibit at Fair ‘times Special i
SOMEONE asked Claude Bin“ opRINGFIELD, IL. July 27—
'yon if he had seen any good tele Thrée I “ " ndianapolis . artists have | vision shows lately. “Nope, sad]; 3 works of accept for |
” Claude, * Tm on the wagon." liye Old Northwest Territory Art| THE Hollywood economy wave Exhibit at the Illinois Buote can’t be too serious, thinks Nor-|Fair, Aug.’'13 to 22. man Rice. Zanuck still hasn't] Represented in the group of changed the title of “Chicken|9 works selected from 756 enEvery Sunday” to “Beans Every|tries are: Garo Antreasian, 1848 Saturday.” N. Emerson Ave.; Robert Gardner, 617 E. 20th 8t., and Loréna
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