Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1948 — Page 8

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By ERSKINE JOHNSON . “Oct. 4—Dorls Day plays the part of a chick who wins a beauty contest and ” goes to Hollywood to crash theitne rome Cava i 48. GUYS AES Garr eol She gets nowhere, but fast, and|of has to take a job as & waitress. Then Jack Carson and Dennis} Morgan come along and help her to stardom. In Warner Brothers’ where Doris has lunch every day, she has a favorMiss Day doesn’t know 1s that this waitress was “Miss California of 1941." but unfortunately, in her case, Carson and Morgan never came

IN ORDER to got Larry Parks to return to Columbia for the sequel to the “Jolson Story, Harry Cohn had to offer him practically

“Stop the Music.” ” ” . REPORTS THAT she will marry Lew Ayres have Jane Wy-| man so furious she threatens to sue the perpetrators. Hardly flattering, Shown. to Mr. Ayres.

» ’ VAN HE LIN, 1 I hear, will get the role 6f-thé Negro who passes) és ‘a white man in “Lost Boun-} daries,” Dore Schary’s first personal production at M-G-M. . . .

t his age, Barry Fitzgerald is] O'Brien has another Irish role in

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teking plano lessons from Jack Previn, father of ' 19-year-old piano whizz, Andre Previn, . ., . Xavier Cugat's autobiography, “Rhumba Is My Life.” will hit the bookstalls shortly. . Walter Wanger is pagiug director Joe Newman for one of his eight forthcoming films. The result of Joe’s work on ‘Jungle Patrol.” a =» » The latest gadget for Hollywood parties is the upholstered ceiling. This is so guests can get high without bumping their: heads.

"Fighting Father Dunn," which. opens Thursday at Lyric Theater. He.portrays Father Dunn, founder of the Newsboys Home in St. Louis ‘and. leader. in the fight for underprivileged children in the. early 1900s.

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AFTER SHE completes “Mother

8 |Is a Freshman,” and one more] '*'* °f he Dulen” at 8:30 p,m film, Loretta Young will pack up “Babe Ruth Siey, uy William her pushand and three children Bendix, st 12:15, 3:30, 6:45 and set sail for Hawaii, where she . - wil) spend the Xmas holidays. . . nan Bye ay 11, 220, 8:38 Lionel Barrymore, who ‘is quite| - Esavine . the artist, turned down $3000 for| oo Fledepmaus,” at 6, 8. and one of his oil paintings and the y INDIANA aut. day. gave It. away, for noth-| = -A Péreign May i Marlene

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Dark Pashhilesthe latest. Palio | ee IRATE ni victim. A Walls “of Jericho” with corel . 0-n % wien Spd. Ann aur a IF JUDY Garland can geét per- “Cheek ph . 3 mission from M-G-M, she'll star in| 5:45 ats Sor” st. 1, 30, a new intimate musical on the vine tial me “Raw * wit Schmidiapp. proddcer Horace Slate 1 Trevor at. 11, 40 38 and CR . “Mine Own Executioner” with

Burgess Meredith at 1:02, 4:51 and

aumerman.” TR TR and |

CONFIRMATION of another first” fof this pillar. It's all set for Fred Allen to make another] =

film. It will be titled, “The Dou- LOEW'S Life of Ezra Jones,” and . “pital with Jizabech Scott, Dick some of It may be filmed in New Powel} at 11, 4:32, 7:8 and, York. “Rusty,” with Ted Donaldson at

12:28, 3:11, 5:57 and 8:46.

1-G-M HAS shen shelved Mads “M d ine

Lana Turner's - baby. i a new seven-year deal at Columbia for Gene Autry. «+ Warner Brothers will remake “Night | Nurse,” the big dramatic hit of { the early '30s. Barbara Stanwyck, Clark Gable, Ben Lyon and Joan

By Electronics Firm he Columbia Avenue factory of the Packard Manufacturing Corp., 29th and Columbia Ave. has been leased to the Electronics Division of the Cornell Dubilier Blondel Te darted, t's Bore Euetrie Corp., It was announced banned - In Memphis—but the|“*70Y:banning’ of a nn In Memphis The Packard Manufacturipg ly isn’t news any more. . . .|Corp. will retain its Market and geal a Stanwyck gets the lead Noble Sts, factory for its own Bar Bars “Gambling Lady.” It's manufacture, the announcement a - " sa area Ww or 0a" touch 10 The new tenant will move the eT . operations of the Electronics Di-

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Hoosier Poet Birth

A Tooh birthday of James tomb

|Riley, 528 Lockerbie St.

FIGHTING FATHER — Pat |

present Dr. Purdue University’s - director of| The Broad Ripple Auxiliary, student affairs, to Greenfield|OES, will hold a pitch-in dinner

'|torium tomorrow night.

“18 NEE years centennial celebra~ 1s. lexpected “16 "be RATION: “ef

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Fire Chief McKinney Says—

Matches and smoking caused 29.29 per cent of all fires reported last year. That means that three

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_ Gates, Feeney Attend Riley Sle:

were caused by smokers and kless use and

Riley, Hoosier Poet, willbe pre sented by the Riley. Memorial Assoetution-at-10:30-a.-m.. Thurs: day In the Lockerbie Home of

matches. er disposing of cig-

Perry W. Lesh, association| Chief { McKinney th TOW out the president, will preside. Pupils of last cigaret — School No. 9 will present a play-{ieave it in the ash tray until it let, “A Trip to Riley Land.” has cooled. Smoking in bed may

Governor Gates and Mayor, put you fo M10 sleep forever, - Feeney are scheduled to attend,’ as well as representatives of Ri- MCFaddin to Address

ley Cheer Guild, Junior League . > of _ Indianapolis, Indiana. Con- Local Bar Group. gress of Parents and Teachers, | John M. McFaddin, of Roeck-

Indiana Library Assn., and Riley ville, -president of the Indiana 0ld Home Society. -|State Bar Association, will adPlan 1949 Event {dress the Indiandpolis Bar Asso-

- |clation at a dinher meeting in Residents of Greenfield, where 1 4 1ue's restaurant tomorrow. Mr. Riley was born’ Oct. 7, 1849,| The nominating committes to tennial” Riley Memoriat She Sen» select officers for the coming year “will be selected at t tion-in 1849, to be sponsored by t the meeting,

Floyd W. Mannon, ch anthe Riley ofa Home Society. [nounced ‘today. s airman, an

The Kiwanis Club there willl

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. THRU THURS.~1st Clty Showing GAY, FROTHY VIENNESE MUSICAL © IN LAVISH NEW COLOR!

“Well made fares” -NY DAILY NEWS “Played to perfection” -NY MIRROR

CBRE o MINLAL ST LL 11» ormwma vo | HELD “OVER! THRY + .

George E. Davis, |RIPPLE OES TO MEET

citizens for a county-wide Riley at 12 noon Oct. 13, in the Broad program in the high school audi-| Ripple Masonic Temple, .5253| { Guilford Ave. Program participants include — >

Arthtir C. Downing, president of : ITE, K | YM 23 ol "

Riley Old Home Society; Mayor, Pendleton Pike~Starts 7:30 vicTow Var ”

James L. Alley and E. O. Hig-| FURNACE, frre

Greenfield schools.

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tion, to be held Oct. 7, 1949, is

scope, _ centering in” GreenfiBIg.

A Day for Grandma

Gov. Gates today proclaimed the second Sunday in October as “Grandmothers Day” in Indiana. A bill that would make Grandmothers. Day a national observance annually has been introin by. Rep. Earl

“THE BABE RUTH STORY” Plas “THE GOLDEN, EYE"

these days, .too. The average U. 8. movie ticket price is up to 50.5 cents. A year ago it was 45.3 cents. » » . ED WYNN will open in a vaudevilie type musical in Sacramento Nov. 6. Then the show heads for San Francisco, Los Angeles and Broadway maybe.

Octave Blake, Cornell’ Dubilier, president, said today.

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MAIL 11 Rows; -$3.:60,--Balcony, First 3_Rows, $3.60; Next 5 Rows, $3.00; Next 4 Rows, $2.40; Last ORDERS | 4 Rows, $1.80. FRI. MAT.: Orchestra, First 23 Rows, 300; Last 11 Rows, $2.40. Balcony, eof WOW... | teat. 5. Rows, $3.00; Next 5 Rows, £2.40; Next 4 Rows, $1.80; Last 4 Rows, $1.20, Including Tax. seems ene vs si mm even an

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