Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1948 — Page 24

IN HOLLYWOOD

By ERSKINE JOHNSON -

department: ori from his oye b. was the once lot's bookie for do on As an of-|film rights to “Valley of -the lily fice boy he made $37 a week. As Shadow, by Charles Marquis Nuria bookie he's said to have made Warren, It's a big-time Civil P $25,000. War western, and a western is sn Taylor's current goal. . . , Bill CONRAD NAGEL returns to| Williams’ next at RKO, “The Broadway Nov. 17 in a new play,|Clay Pigeon,” is the story of a ao HEUMATIC- PAINS “Goodby My Fancy.” . . . Joan GI who tracks down the man og Leslie gets the starring spot in a/who tortured him in a prisonerseries of radio shows for thelof-war camp. The plot has a Campfire Girl membership drive.|strong resemblance to the events . Preston Sturges is turningiof the recent Kawakita treason

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are. Ceil VonDell, comedians Harry Clexx and Lew DeVine. The cast also includes Shirley Stanley, Bob Lee, Floreda Fuller and Luckett and Hill plus the Fox Theater line of sub debs. ; Stage shows start at 1:10 p. m., 3:30 p. m., 7:10 and 9:30 p. m. with a midnight show each Sat-

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night - club ed of Eolywoot: Herman Hover says he'd like to write a book titled, “Gratitude Is for Favors Yet to Come.” Mean: ing, of course, that some of th unknowns he's started on the Being back in Indiana is almost road to stardom forget to re-|like being a celebrity in a strange | member. land for H “They Love Him i » in London” ichael. § THE “GRAN ENING” of Hoagy is making his first ap- | the California None i in Hollywood [pearance since his return from included this series of events: A [England tonight at Butler Field“holdup” by Bill Biliott, Jack house with a 40-act variety show. In Indiana where he was “born and raised,” Hoagy is a ‘star’ but somehow people have too (uch of of a homey feeling toward him as a . Saisbrity. At he ‘strolled into the Indianapolis Athletic Club yesterday

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dust.” Horse Came In While Hoagy was in London

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the racing news one day. One of the horses running was an animal foaled out of araust | which the owner had named “Hoagy Carmichael.” Hoagy bet five pounds on the horge for sentimental reasons: the horse placed first and paid seven to two. The driver, apparently wary because of the name-| sake’s slow gait and lazy habits,’ didn’t bet at all.

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Variety All-Color Cartoon Show us Our Regular Program!

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