Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1948 — Page 47

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SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1948 ’ In Hollywood— New Laurels

For Bergman

Cary Grant's Pals See Wedding in Offing, f—

_.._ By Erskine Johnson .. HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 13—It was something to see the hard-boiled Hollywood press with real tears in their eyes at

the- Ey Arc” preview.

The: picture is wonderful and Bergman may have an‘other Oscar ‘come ‘March. Joe, Valentine's color photog-

: raphy is the best yet.

Cary Grant's pals insist he will marry Betsy Drake “if,”

according to his special bud-|

dy, “they aren't already married.V If the “million-dollar price tag isn’t too steep for M-G-M, dhe studio will buy “Born Yesterday” from Columbid, with Lucille Ball under consideration for the starring role. The part is tailor-made for her and she admits that she’s dying to do it, . .. The Jackies— Coogan and Cooper—are reported by the grapevine to be headed for the divorce mill,

” ” o MARTIN . RAGAWAY writes: “There was an item the other day about a boy flagpole sitter who married a girl flagpole sitter in San Francisco. I can just see the preacher performing the ceremony and saying, ‘ now pronounce you man and Wife. Long may you wave.'” M-G-M’'s new boss, Dore Schary, is sharpening up the hatchét for a chopping session. The studio willy rid itself of a Jot of very expensive producer deadwood. Ida Cantor has written three installments for the Satevepost on “My Life With Eddie.” . . . Judy Canova is perfecting: a new instrument, never before heard by man, called a “Canova-gourd.” It will play only four notes with a hillbilly twang.

” » ” IT LOOKS like Dick Powell opposing Claudette Colbert ip “Love Is Big Business.” . . able is back in town from Oregon fishing to prep for his role in “Any Number Can Play.” It's the role of a ruthless gambler who tries to go straight for the sake of his wife and son. ” ” » Alexis Smith goes into “Career Girl,” the story of a girl advertising® executive. Sounds - like something left over from Rosalind Russell.

BING cRosBy is those yearly reports about his ill health. . . . James Gleason just turned 62. That's 62 years in show business. He began his acting career as a two-month-old baby on the stage.

Marguerite Chapman and CoJumbia kaye called 1% a day.

” NOT IN the Seript: It was a scene under an olive tree, with Vic Mature and Hedy Lamarr, for “Samson and Delilah.” Director Cecil B. DeMille called for a nurseryman. “Hang another olive branch from that limb. It's pretty bare there,” DeMille instructed. ‘The nurseryman returned a few minutes later with R leafy branch. “Just a minute,” Mille, “that’s not branch.” “I'm sure it is, sir,” said the nurseryman, “I'm sure it's not,” said C. B.

shouted Dean ‘olive

“Why, a four-year-old kid could

TIMELY TIPS TO

TRANSIENTS

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tell you that’s not from an olive tree. Where did you get it?” “1 just clipped it from the other side of this olive tree,” the nurseryman said. Silence . . . then from C. B.: “I

to say this is not an olive tree.” “No sir,” said the nurseryman. The scene went on.

o " n JOHN LUND goes to 20th Cen-tury-Fox for a picture in exchange for Vic Mature. ... Bryan Foy is set to film another documentary. This time it’s based on the breaking of a recent counterfeiting case. The title will be “Trapped,” and the script has been approved by James J. Maloney, chief of the U. 8. Secret Service.

Remember the Alamo? Old Theater Reopens

The mewly remodeled Alamo, formerly the Cozy, reopened this week end featuring all-western attractions. New, comfortable seats and acoustically treated walls for better sound are highlights of the remodeling program. The Alamo has been under the Manny Marcus Enterprises management for many years. In recent years the Alamo has been combined with the Ambassador. The new Alamo is located at 136 N. Illinois St.

Author Monte Barrett

To Speak at DePauw . GPEENCASTLE, Nov. 13— Monte Barrett, author, lecturer and creator of the Jane Arden comic strip, will speak on the DePauw University campus Nov. 17 and 18. Author of numerous historical novels, Mr. Barrett will lecture in creative writing classes both Wednesday and. Thursday afternoons.

Thanksgiving Day.

FIRE RUN FATAL TO 4 NEWARK, N. J,, Nov. 13 (UP) —Four men were killed and five were injured today when a fire engine racing to a fire collided with an automobile and burst

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Screen Personalities At Ne ighborhoods This Week

Neighborhood

OHIO + “Jungle Princess” and “Under the Tonto Rim.” PARAMOUNT" ‘Albuquerque and “Alias a Gentleman.’ RODEO— "Stage to Mesa City” and “Docks of New York" NEIGHBORHOOD BELMONT — “Two Guys From Texas” and “Mr, Peabody and Mermai id.” CINEMA — “Beyond Glory" and ‘Belle Starr, CORONET—""Two Guys From Texas" “Let's. Live Again DAISY Lite ith Father”

bjec DREAM—' ‘Pury at Furnace Creek” . “Enchanted Valley.’ EMERSON — "Mr. Blandin, s Builds a Dream House" and ‘‘Blondie's Rew FOUNTAIN SQUARE—"‘Canon City" “Mating of Millie.’ GARFIELD — "Time of Your Life” ‘‘Blondie’s Rew ward RANADA “A Date With Judy” and Man.” . Blandings Builds His Dream. House" and ‘‘The Big Punch HOLL YWOO! = ‘Life With Father” and

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_bott and Costello Meet Frankenstein™ (Ritz, Vogue).

‘Boston Symphony

CINCINNATI, O., Nov.'13--The (Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky conducting, will be heard in concert at Cincinnati's music hall Thursday T | The Westside Outdoor and the ning, Dec. 2. Moon-Lite Drive-In will close for| Dr. Koussevitzky, now on his farewell tour prior to his planned | retirement at the close of the sea“Hat Box gide Outdoor, located at 7300 W.|®0n, has scheduled a program of

Washington, are Wayne Morris in/musi¢c by Honegger,” Debussy,

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Charles ‘Wagner Group

To Open Concert Series

Charles Wagner's double-bill of “Cavalleria Rusticana” and “PagHacei” will open next season's Martens Concerts series, Miss Gladys Alwes, series manager, announced today. The Mascagni and Leoncavallo operas, both brief and frequently presented together, will be next season's only program by the Charles Wagner touring opera company, which specializes in a single offering for the entire tour, Miss Alwes said.

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Today, Mon,, Tues. @ Open Sun, 12:45 ANOTHER 1ST IRVINGTON SHOWING Cornel Anne i WILDE BAXTER DARNELL

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Susan Hayward—Van Heflin—In Color

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IRCLE “June Bride,” with Bette Davis and Robert Mont, omery, at 4:40, 7:25 and “Inner Sanctum,” with Mary Beth Hu hes and Charles Russell, at 144, 3:30, 6:20 and 9:10

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Chorus Opens Seaso: ag = - With Capacity Hous By HENRY BUTLER . Clarence Elbert and the I dianapolis Maennerchor last nigi lopened their current season b fore a capacity audience in tr Athénaeum ballroom. Soloist of the -evening ws Dorothy Munger, regularly tt Maennerchor’s pianist. Mrs. Munger brought to he solo playing the facility and a: surance she long has demor strated in accompanying her prc gram, presented in two division between the Maennerchor’s thre groups, included Schumann “Carnaval,” which may hav proved difficult for some fe members of the audience incline’ to inattentiveness earlier in th evening.

Acoustics Prove Tricky

The Athenaeum ballroom ha tricky acoustics. Resonance an: echo seem to vary from place t« place in that huge room. Wher I sat last night, the empty o limeatone-cavern effect was especially pronounced, so it wasn’ too easy to judge precisel whether Mrs. Munger was getting the effects she meant to get. Som of her most successful playing was in Carl Philipp Emanue Bach's Rondo in B minor, wher her Incisive, vigorous. tone an« seemed admirably suited to the musical material. The Mozart B Flat Sonata which followed the opening Bach again was clear, save where th’ acoustics made generously-ped alled passages sound shrill. Thre capriccios of Brahms, demandin; force and dexterity, got both Mrs. Munger certainly get around the keyboard with shary clean accuracy that command respect. Uphold Choral Tradition Mr. Elbert's chorus, with it mellow, slightly melancholy ton quality, continues to uphold th fine Maennerchor tradition. Tw numbers early in the programthe Palmgren “8ing, Maiden Sing” and the Davis “Shepherds Awake!"—gave Mr. Elbert mor: than usual scope for conttas and expressiveness. Mr. Elbert certainly trains hi: chorus well. I'd like to sugges! and hope that his Athenagum audience would back him up in trying. (a) more Bach and other substantial old ‘echt deutsch” music, and /(b) a few fairly daring novelties.

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