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Thanksgiving. Molly added a

went to a walk-up clothing store to buy a $20 suit because they were giving away turkeys with every suit.”

” - » SOMEBODY wondered whether Vic Mature’s semi-long hair as Samson opposite Hedy Lamarr’s Delilah might make him look a little ridiculous. Snapped C. B. DeMille: “Have you ever seen one of my pictures in which any character looked ridiculous?”

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s # ” NOW IT'S A documentary musical. The idea is producer Jerry Wald’s, and he is talking to Joan Crawford about starring. story would depict the attempts of an old-time actress to stage a

téndant on getting a musical set for a Broadway opening.

» ” MN Bill Cagney is looking for a typical Cagney action picture for brother Jimmy's next picture, “The Time of Your Life” was art but it wasn’t fat box office.

2 » ” ANDY DEVINE switches to a heavy again for “Montana Belle.” . « » Bob Hope will take his radio show east for four weeks early next year. ... Don Ameche’s five-day-a-week radio show will keep him off the screen for at least a year. He's agreed not to accept any film offers during that time. . Wally Beery wants to do a radio show based on the family idea “Beery’s Backyard” which will include his 18-year-old daughter in the cast. » » . RICHARD WIDMARK, who has been screaming at Fox for a vacation, finally gets one. He'll have a day off between “Down to the Sea in Ships” and “Slattery’s Hurricane.”

2 td ” “ECSTASY,” that controversial Hedy Lamarr movie, is due for a big revival following sessions in the cutting and scoring rooms. The title now will be “Hédy Lamarr in My Ecstasy.” The nude swimming sequences now have Hedy entering the water in a bathing suit. But after that, she’s still on her own.

= ” . Paramount is changing the time of “The Web of Days” from Civil War days .to the present. It's Paulette Goddard’s next. :

2 - ” FULL of significance of things to come is the news that Alan Ladd will make a television trajler for his new picture, “Whispering Smith.” It's the first

Fibber, Molly Remember Past

Thanksgiving in 1924 Wasn't as Pheasant as This By Erskine Johnson pe Nov. 22—Fibber McGee and Molly, on|w a hunting trip in South Dakota, write they had such good luck they're planning a pheasant dinner to celebrate

“This is quite a different program from our Thanks-|kill giving in 1824 when we were out of work in Chicago.- McGee

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MONDAY, NOV. 22, 1948

postscript:

“She Wore a Yellow Ribbon” on location in Arizona. It started to rain. Mr. Ford kept right on shooting and when

they processed the film it looked just like it was raining. Up until now, Hollywood always faked rain on the theory that real rain didn’t yet) like rain.

New Team

John Lund and Wanda Hendrix present a new type of

"brother and sister’ act in "Miss Tatlock's Millions," -opening Thursday at the Circle The-

ater.

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a A Thousand Eyes” with G. Robinson, Gail - sell and. A Lund, at 13, hue. 110, 7:40 gilt 39:15.

Richard Denning

and Trudy Marsha at 11, 1:33, 406, 6:35 and 520°" 1, 13 “ssavins

“The Life and Loves of Tchaikovshy,” featuring the famous Sixth Symphony, at 6:10, 8:05 and 10. INDIANA “Kiss the Blood Of My Hands,” with Burt Jancaster and Joan Fontaine, at 11, 2, 4:55, 7:45 and 10:35,

roger Gam Yi Rex Harrison and Sing, at 1:50, 4:40, 7:35

KEITH'S

“June Bride,” with Bette Davis Robert M: stg0mery, at 11, 1:47, 434, 1:21 ba 10:08, “Inner Sanctum,” ‘with Mar; Hu Ren and Charles Russell, 12:45, 3:32, 6:19 and 9:06.

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Beth at

Plan Burial in Washington Park

eanesay in Shirley ot tape,

Ja, 30 N. Elder Ave.

88th Division of the Fifth Army.

African campa! A lifelong resident of Indian-

George Washington High School. Street Presbyterian Church.

was sent overseas in November, 1943.

Ernest LaMar Jr., and a grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Raeburn Young, all of Indianapolis.

Claude H. Crowder

Services for Claude H. Crowder, who died Saturday in his home,

by burial in Crown Hill. Mr. Crowder, who was 86, operated the Crowder-Cooper Shoe Store at 215-17 S. Meridian St, before he retired in 1934. The son of a pioneer Sullivan, Ind. family, he came to Indianapolis 51 years ago. He was engaged in the shoe business both in Indianapolis and Sullivan. In his youth he was a cycling enthusiast and carried a line of bicycles in his shoe store there. He is survived by his sister, Miss Grace Crowder, with whom he made his home, and Beveral) nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Mary C. Holliday,

Services for Mrs. Mary C. Holliday, 1801 W. Morris St., who died Saturday in General Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Victory Memorial Methodist Church. Burial will be in Memorial Park. She was 85. Born in Asherville, Mrs. Holliday lived here 60 years®® She was a member of the Victory Memorial Methodist Church. Her survivors include a son, Elmer Holliday, and a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Saunders, both of Indianapolis; five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Released by Bandits ATHENS, Nov. 22 (UP)— Francis L. McShane, 43, of New-|

by Greek bandits a fortnight ago, has been released, American mili-

“Leather Gloves, Camero Mitchell and Virgota Grey, at 11:10, 32:15, 5:20 and 8 LYRIC

“The Dude Goes West,” with Eddie Aibers tang S Gale Storm, at 11, 2:14,

‘The Hunt. ted,” with Preston PFospi snd, Bellts, at 12:31, 3:45, 1:07

“BABE RUTH STORY”

move on the part of the film in-

dustry to link celluloid with video. . . . Fox is searching for someone to fill the musical gap left by Dick Haymes’ departure

| way affect Mr. Levy's position | as personal’ manager of the | Andrews Sisters. |

from the studio. Latest hopeful to be tested is Danny Scholl, singing star of the Broadway hit, “Call Me Mister.”

= » - THE unhitching of Lou Levy and Maxine Andrews will in no

5 Ld #% JAMES MASON’'S work in two | Hollywood films, “Caught,” and] | “Madame Bovary,” will give him | $200,000. The latter picture calls tor only three days’ work, for which he's getting $50,000.

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FORGOTTEN WOMEN

WILL FIND A LARGE SELECTION OF HALF SIZES AND LARGE SIZES IN CLOTH COATS AND SUITS -»

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Services for Staff Sgt. John LaMar, killed Oct. 8, 1944, In Italy, will be held at 10 a. m. Burial will be i Sengon San Wis 5 was he Lana, and Mrs. Ernest L. He was ed while serving in a communications operation for the

He also served in the North

apolis, he was graduated from He was a member of Washington He worked two years as a de-

liveryman for L. Strauss & Co. He enlisted in "August, 1942, and

Besides his parents, he is survived by two brothers, Victor and

3120 N. Delaware St., were to be held at 2:30 p. m. today, followed

burgh, N. Y., who was kidnaped

tary sources said today.

MOND . Mike S. Gitchoff OPEN 10:45 AM. Wha ead Here at 57 a Mike 8. Gitchoff, owner of the And how | Midtown - Tavern, 310 Massachu- snd setts Ave. died yesterday in nis by home, 440 Massachusetts Ave. A chitis is not iresident of Indianapolis 41 years, to tak was_57. ,. cine less pe Born in Macedonia, Mr. Gitch- which goes off was a member of the West trouble to he Street Greek Orthodox Church. laden phlegn Formerly, he owned and operated heal rav the Dutch Lunch Restaurant, 217 chial mucous |MeCray St. Before that he had i been foreman of a pipeline con- ereosote by § struction company in Dayton, O time tested ; Services will be at 2 p. m. to- contains no 1 morrow in Moore _Mortuaries| No matter Peace Chapel. Burial will follow have tried, ¢ in Crown Hill. Survivors include you 8 bottle a son, Loranzo Gitches and a understandin ‘|sister, Miss Katherine Gitches, it quickly al both of Macedonia. Sg st od David R. Powell Services for David R. Powell, -_— A

who died Friday in his home, 818 W. New York St., were to be held at 10 a. m. today in Mount Olive Baptist Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in Floral Park. A native of Owensboro, Ky. Mr. Powell, who was 84, lived in Indianapolis 32 years. He formerly was employed at Ringan & Co. He is survived by his vite, Mary; two daughters, Mrs. Chistle Bell Dozier, Indianapolis, ond Mrs. Mary H. Long, Dayton, O.; two sons, Edward and Arugustus Powell, both of Indianapolis; three {brothers, Louis C., Tolton and Romanzo Powell, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Cordelia Matthews, Owensburg; 17 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

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