Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1948 — Page 16

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deciding to sit out the November,

political campaign. Hy . - » RKO has ordered no more, cheesecake for Jane

photographs She'll get the Signifen

» Greer, GLENN ANDERS and Virginia trea from now. om. . -. Field bave been set for the leads| Producer Ralph Cohn is talking in Moss Hart's new , “Light! to Lloyd Nolan about a starring uw the Sky.” . .. oy Summing role in “The Broadway Story.” eating smorgasbord every nigh i #4 preparing himself for a picture he

That proposed film on the life of Kate Smith is still in the negotiation stage with her manager Ted Collins and an independent producer.

- . ” ONE OF HOLLYWOOD'S most disliked studio heads has a weekly get-together: meeting of his producers, writers and directors. The meeting is always held at his home. present except the studio head, whb came in an hour late, “Guess where I'se been?” he laughed. A writer with a Wicked sense of humor snapped: “At night school!” Everyone ‘howled including the studio head. But the next day

.|the writer was fired.

The same executive was trying to make up his mind about doing the life of Chopin on the screen. He liked the story but admitted he hadn't heard any of Chopin's (music. Bo they played the music for him. “That convinces me,” “We won't make it. The music stinks. It ain’t modern.”

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AT ESQUIRE —Barabara Mullen and Michael Redgrave, starring in “Jeannie,” British film cofnedy currently co- billed with "Life Dances On," at the Esquire.

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Vogue Opens New Program Tonight

The Vogue Theater will open tonight with a complete new show.

“Romance on the High Seas.” The technicolor production stars Jack Carson and Doris Day. Late news and a cartoon are billed with the single feature.

Indiana Shows ‘Sneak’ Tonight

A sneak preview will be shown

ter. The “sneak” is billed as a musical comedy. Last showing of

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Finds $200,000 Ford Check; Offered Job

DETROIT + #eptiiad (UP)— Gop Wells, 381, ah an offer of a job today although for a few

never have to work again.

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to find some work for a man as

Airline Cuts Round Trip Fare Rates

- American Airlines, which recently put into effect the “family fare plan,” has announced a further reduction’ of 5 per cent on round trip fares, Frank W. Bowen, local agent, reported toay

The family fare plan permits wives, and sons and daughters under 21, to travel at half fare with the head of the family be tween Monday and Wednesday, Mr. Boswell said.

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