Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1948 — Page 8
BR In Hollywood— | 5 Movietown Films Coming
Fickle
grounds seldom have clicked
. ently ‘there's a movement afoot to put the film capital on the screen as part of the town's better public relations
campaign.
No less than five films with Hollywood backgrounds,
are in pre-production stages.
, of course, will picture ‘seed on the recent Friars’ Frolic.
Hollywood minus the drunks, | the ‘marijuana, etc. y » #® n In one sequence of “Jolson Sings Again,” Larry Parks plays a dual role. He plays the | part of Al Jolson showing ! Larry Parks how to imitate Al | Jolson. Mr. Parks can do any- | thing Jolson can-—except sign | his name to as large a check.
» - 8 { HAL WALLIS wanted to sign| Lizabeth Scott's 19-year-old (and!
beautiful) sister Justine for a! role in ‘Bitter Vietory.” Said! Justine: “No, thank you.” . . .i Spencer Tracy nixed that “Rob-|
inson Crusoe” role and now it looks like Fames Mason.
Lucky Stiff.” The audience screamed all through the Glendale sneak. . . . The Friars are
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By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 9—Movies with Hollywood back-
Flicker Folk
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M-G-M’s cartoan stars, Tom, and Jerry, will soon have competition. The studio is readying] a new series starring two dogs, Droopy and Spike. } #H 5 » Musicians have peculiar ways | of expressing themselves. An arranger who was depressed | told Clark Dennis: “One of
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the old Maurice Chevalier picture, “Folies Bergere,” for its members| recently, not more than three | people in the audience spotted! Betty Grable as one of the an-| onymous chorus cuties. . . . Joan| Fontaine and Jimmy Stewart | have a comedy hit in “You Gotta Stay Happy.” It's another “It Happened One Night”-—on an airplane.
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- » » COLUMBIA is talking to attorneys for. the .estate of the late Tom Mix. Studio wants to film the late western star's biography, As a 12:part serial under the titre, “The Adventures of Tom Mix.”
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It's okay with Mix’s daughter, Thomasina, but there: may be trouble when they start talking to two of his wives, Victoria and Mave! Mix. ee. l Anne Revere and Lee J. Cobb will co-star fn Arthur Miller's |
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live down that body-dunking - - scene in “Ecstasy. Times Amusement or Clock | Now it's “The Hildegarde | oc Story” that may reach the | CIVIC screen. Lester Cowan has the | “The Barretts of Wimpole Street,” deal cooking. , Play, at 8:30. yi CIRCLE WHEN THE Film Academy ran| sore “hoi Rovira “ome 08
12:40, 3.45, 6:50 and 10
*smulgiery Cove,” with Leo Gorcey and the aay Boys, at 11:30, 2:35, 5:40 and ESQUIRE
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“Specter of the Rose,” with Judith Andersori and Michael Chekhov, at 6 and 9.15
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ood with and Ann ron 6:51 and 10.03 “Behind Locked Doors,” with Lucille Bremer and Renard Carlson, at 11:26, 2:38, 5:50 and 9:02
LOEW'S “Red “River,” with John Wayne, Montgomery Clift, Walter Brennan and Joanne Dru, at 11:14, 2:41, 6.11 and 1 1 vinta Dear,” with Gloria Jean and David Street, at 1:19, 4.49
and 8:19 L18ig
afl’ 12:27, 3:39,
“That Lady Ermine.” with Betty Grable 44 Nt Fairbanks Jr., at 0h 3:52, 6:59 and 10:06. “The Creeper,” with Edward Ciannelli, Onslow Stevens and Ralph Morgan, at 11:36, 2:43, 5.50 and 8 5
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"The Ba:retts of Wimpole Street."
standing, has the role of Edward Moultonnical father of Elizabeth Barrett, Victorian poet, here JACK BENNY and Amusement in the picture, Hedy said ‘“No.”! played b y Katharine Pantzer in tha Civic Theater’ s current producEnterprises have a_click in “The/She’'s been trying for vears to| tion of
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