Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1948 — Page 18

|) Tt Haran Last Night— Better Clean U Hollywood Mess

Public Muy Rebel Against Actors’ Unwise Conduct

By Earl Wilson NEW YORK, Oct. 28--Maybe I'm getting puritanical. * For I was a little ashamed of that picture of movie star Robert Walker with his shirttail out saying, “I've been drunk for 25 years.” Eric Johnston and the movie moguls had better clean up all that recent Hollywood mess or suffer the inevitable consequences, When a Saloon Editor feels Earl’ s Pearls horrified, how must decent WITH GEORGE JESSEL _ people feel? The two Roberts starting the banquet season, Mitchum and Walker—are heroes Mer Reilly,

to thousands of kids, and their the hatter and rents: are finally , llyful of it. Bal Betting aL vA testimonial “Bob Walker's still carrying a gn ner is a torch for his first wife, Jennifer PF c¢ Whats Jones,” is Broadway's glib ex- you it ckplanation of his spree. en and listen to

Pd baloney.” . . . I KNEW MR. WALKER when And adds that, he first became a swoon boy.

Mr. Jessel

“There's no chance of war in

Without copping a plea for him, the near future—we haven't he's a fellow of charm, dignity scrapped enough battleships | and intelligence. | yet.”

He dresses impeccably, and to him that float: ing shirttail in

“Come about sevenish,” [tell the guests. | Chow's late, so the guests have

they

the picture will {another martini or three and be a fate worse de {then they drive home. than having his { A Always there’ . somebody

. option dropped.

Some kind of there who says he can drive

| better when he's drunk. ATR

I'm vaglee mohcthese.; i MR

Selznick came from Hollywoad- » discuss more film plans. . lene Dietrich gets an AVC Ma for overseas shows at the Para-| mount Monday at a benefit showling of A Fi#ld Verdict." . Comic |Al_Trahan's returning 10. show bufiness in an act with Rose Perfect, . Invitations to the Saints & Sinners party for Norman Thomas, when he'll be Fall

Guy, say “Formal” and add, “Bring Sandwiches.” . Mickey Alpert will m. ¢. the Smith &

| Dale 50th anniversary as partners {at the Lambs Club Saturday.

Today's Smile i

MYRON COHEN mentioned at leon &- Eddie's that one Hollywood couple is very frustrated they're happy.

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WISH I'D SAID THAT: Fred Allen: “Jack Benny is as tight as the skin on a boil ” . Abe's Here ARE RBRURROWS, “humorist opened sensationally at Le Directoire and is now the higgest thing in town. He's sophisticated and yet funny {which few sophisticates are, although they all think they are) His new Purrows - type song title: “If You Were the Only Girl in the World and 1 were the Only Boy, 0. K., But Right Now

Let Me Alone.” Henny Yourg-

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not zinging Mr. Walker for that.

But the stars and the bosses for-|

get how they influence youngsters

who come to think of marijuana

smoking, public drunkenness and

open infidelity as normal conduct because a few of their idols live

by that crazy code. Alas for Mr, Walker, Hollywood's such an easy place to get taken drunk. : There's always a party.

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