Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1949 — Page 6

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In Follywondes Reams. Race

Is Warming Up

Studios Bring Up Heavy Artillery in Award Battle

By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 25—The boys have started to play

Ble with blackjacks in the Academy race. I have

he |Defore me a full-page advertisement in daily Variety, taken

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long enough . 10 best pictures of 1948. By| deadline for the fourth).” week's end, four notable lists|

had appeared. Only two Alma Pil lists: Sir|/player named Florence Vinsen|

| 8 | 9 ® |

The quote: “The best of

Yanded on all four | Laurence Olivier's monumental Hamlet and Warner's melo-{ drama, Johnny Belinda . . .”

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failed to include Time's next sen-| tence, which read: {

“Twentieth Century - Fox's shocker about insanity, ‘The

Snake Pit; placed on three lists |, Hollywood apartment.

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out by Warner Brothers, which quotes the cinema section of Time Magazine of Jan, 3, 1949.

1948 . , . the critics paused (its late release missed the

Tch, tch. » A HOLLYWOOD extra and bit

President Truman's © inaugural {gala and it almost broke her heart.

“But it would have broken my bank account if I had gone,” Flo sald, “and I can afford a broken heart.” The mailman brought the offi{cial Invitation to Flo's tiny walkShe [said she wasn't too surprised, {but her .neighbors launched a two-day celebration.

“I guess,” said Flo, “the

” ” Waits Until '53 FLO, who is short and bulging and a character, is Hollywood's “Premiere Queen” haven't missed a premiere in 123 years”-—which Warner Brothers made official recently at the “Johnny Belinda"' premiere. i

tion—she ignored the committee and mailed it direct to Truman. The P. 8. read: “Maybe I can | make it in '58.” |

" » ” NOW IT CAN be told how Jane Greer got her release from Howard Hughes so she could win stardom at RKO-—where her new boss is H. H. Howard tore up her contract after Jane agreed to pay him back $7500 he had invested in her. Jane sent him $25 a week—for two weeks, Then one evening they met at a party and Hughes said: “Jane; you're four weeks behind in your payments and you stilll owe me $7450.” “Well,” sald Jane, “to speak quite frankly, I think I need the money more than you do, Mr. Hughes.” Hughes laughed and said: “All right, forget it. You're a good sport. All I wanted to do anyway was win out in our argument, I don’t mind losing money—but I

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Times Amusement

| Clock MURAT “Oklahoma,” with New York cast, at 5:30. . | CIRCLE

“The Accused.” with Loretta Youn and Raters Cummings, at 13:35, ao

rh fir with William Gargan and Inginia Welles, at 11:25, 2:30,

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“Se Dear to My Heart,” with Burl Ives, Beulab Bondi and others, at 11:40, 1:45, 3:50, 6, 8:05 and 10:10, SEVIS “You Gotia Stay Happy.” with Joan Pontaine and Jimmy Stewart, at 13:33, 3.46 6:59 and 10.13.

“The Strange Mrs. Crane.” with Marjorie Lord and Robert Shayne, ot 11.33 2:46, 5:50 and 9:13.

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“San Francisce,” Pw Clark Gable, Jeanette Ma and Spencer Tracy, at 11, 230, 6:18 and 10, “A Night at the Opera.” with the Marx Brothers, at 13:57, 4:36 and

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IN ONE GREAT HIT

p FEATURES /

oer Blake,” ert Douglas, at 11, »n

Decision of Christopher with Alexis Smith and Rob2:31, 5:42 and

Flo said she added a postscript! {to her letter declining the invita-

By HENRY BUTLER The vitality of “Oklahoma!” is little short of miraculous. Part of the amazing liveliness of the Rodgers-Harfimerstein musical, which started packing crowds in the Murat last night, is due to changes in personnel, That's no slam at the. principals we've seen in previous visits of the Theater Guild's gold mine, But. new faces, new voices, new energy keep the show wonderfully fresh and sparkling. And certainly the Broadway company by and’ large is better than the touring company we've seen here before. By now the story of “Oklahoma!" scarcely needs retelling.

Coming to Roof

Elliott Lawrence will bring his ‘orchestra to the Indiana Roof Friday for the annual Sub-Deb and ‘Squires benefit dance for Riley Hospital. The semi-formal

dance, "White Whirl," will be restricted. to people of high School and id college 398 wins age.

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Re Fe New en New Energy Shoot ‘Oklahoma!’ Full of Vitality

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LAST DAY—“YoU GOTTA STAY HAPPY”

It's ‘a simple business of young is/love threatened by murderous jealousy back in the surrey era. It serves mainly to connect the altogether admifable musie,-the fabulous dancing and the arfilable comic passages. Secret of Success Maybe simplicity of - story— simplicity, plus the nostalgic appeal of a less complicated time in our history—is part of the secret of the show's immense success. But Rouben Mamoulian's direction, Agnes de Mille's ballets and a thousand other ingredients all fused together by the youthful enthusiasm of thé participants ~have- given “Oklahoma” something not easily imitated. Adequate and deserved credits would fill several columns. Wilton Clary, the Indianapolis boy who brought real gifts to Broad-

i ilway, is cxcellent as Curly, He ‘lhas a good voice and uses it | | wisely, | |vineing, with a kind of apologetic ticharm that few musical-show | |stars can project, over the foot-

He's genuine and con-

lights. Ann Crowley makes a marvel-

% lous Laurey. There's no substi- " |tute for youth in this kind of |show, and at 18, Miss Crowley * |has fascinating exuberance and She smiles all over, 80 to speak, and momentarily re-| | stores to the spectators their own!

spontaneity.

vanished past.

ing, talking and acting evil. Plenty of Hand

Last night's audience gave Jacqueline Daniels plenty of hand|™ for her incredible screaming in, “lI Can't Say No"-—one of the| show's funniest numbers. As Ado! Annie Carnes, the goon type, Miss Daniels cheerfully plays

arts Tomorrow

DOORS OPEN 10:45 A. M.

down her own glamour, which is really considerable. Hy ‘Anzell is the best Al Hakim (the peddler) we've seen. And in last night's performance, Hugh Williamson did creditably In substituting for James Parnell in the Will Parker role. All the dancers should be mentioned by name, but I want especially to commend Beatrice Jom, the deliberately for her beautiful parodies of what the other gals were doing earnestly, and Jean Genebach, the child

that makes you want to say, like Shakespeare's Miranda in “The Tempest,” something praising the brave new world that has such people in it. Will Irwin does an excellently precise job of directing the orchestra, “Oklahoma!” will play nightly through next Friday, starting at 8:20 p. m,, with matinees scheduled for 2:20 p.”m. Wednesday and Thursday and 2 p. m, next Saturday.

Edith Greshdm, back again as: Aunt Eller, still does that rock-ing-chair act with as much zesty as if the show were in its first'® week. Murvyn Vye is the orneriest Jud we've seen so far, I think, with a marvelous knack of look~

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This Week-End ’ SAT., JAN. 29, 8:30 P. M. "= SUN, JAN. 30,3 P.M. ©

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$1.80, $2.40, $3, $3.60, $4.20 officer and unifc sergeant to lieu

SEATS NOW at Murat A ™ oe ; Born in Indis . 80s. $1.20, $1.50. $2.40. $3. | “yg ; i at 2038 Fernws SRA h3 N. Oxford St. | soe | ©) as a barber pri to | 108 ment to the Pe : i Survivors in Greer Garson—Walter Pid Greer Garson— Walter Pidgeon Bessie, and a “JULIA MISBEHAVES” JULIA MISBERAVES” Anderson, Cleve } Montgomery Clift—Aline ‘MacMahon ontgomery Clift—Aline Mac! Sr— | “THE SEARCH” “THE SEARGH® Christian a —-— ne. - . i E1PIALS £11 | ma | hes end

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SHOW

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Men blazed a trail for The Bandit Queen's Daughter!

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‘WEEK,

IT'S THE GREATEST SHOW

EVER T0 THRILL (ILLITE

Fun..Music..Drama..Laughter! iverything that’s

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WALT DISNEYS

dear to your LINE

Color by TECHNICOLOR!

starring BURL IVES + BEULAH BONDI HARRY CAREY - LUANA PATTEN

Greer Garson—~Walter

“JULIA MISBEHAVES”

Montgomery Clift—Aline MacMahon

“THE SEARCH”

announced toda; meyer, members of the group. Howard Coo] Crist have been reception and Sunday progran mitteemen are C Biddinger, Erti

Rains—Gloria Stuart IuyisinLE MAN" e-—~Nan Gr

“INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS”

hs dich bo : Maple, Albert | . Lana Turner—Gene Kelly Wanda neth Mason. Appointed ct The 3 Musketeers’ i, Miss Tatiook's afloat’ Millions were Clayton | Lucille Bremer—Richard Carlson J Harrison, ' Myr ‘Behind Locked Doors’ Night Has 100 1000 Eyes Bardsley, Dury RI I SA LSE CCRC Mills, Walter M:

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Tonrte—5:43 to 6230 la Tas Greer Garson—Walter

“JULIA MISBEHAVES” Moviemee? “THE SEARCH”

Doug. Fairbanks

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Mickey Rooney-—Gloria DeHaven

“SUMMER HOLIDAY”

Color Glenn Ford ‘Return of Octobe

* in Color WED.

rr Tius Selected 8 rt Subjects BELMONT Belmont and Wash. Greer Garson—Walter Pidg JULIA MISBEHA VES” i. Ellio#t “GALLANT LEGION" oo w. Wask, John Oa “ANGEL IN EXT

“BERLIN EXPRESS" “RETURN OF BADMEN"

Ss _WiLD” Betty , Gravie table “Lady in En in Ermine” in Osler

AVALON ot ripe

1st South Side Showin Lahn Wayne “RED RIVER” Olsen “CURLEY” in Color

+ NORTH SIDE HOLLYWOOD “ran

Abbott & Costelle “NAUGHTY J NINETY”

Virginia “SMART Ris DONT T T ALK"

STAR Cotgge at 100

Robert Young—M ruerite Ch In Technioslor NTLESS David Bruce,

Northwestern J Needlework Gu 4, Mrs, Snny Si 8t., hostess.

Tonlte~5:45 to Sage ms ha Tax Jeanne Crain-Wi

“APT. FOR | PEGGY” “GALLANT LEGION” “pine

In Color

Lloyd Nolan—Lois Lane rg Rafferty “LADY AT “oxiaar Monday. OF CHICAG TT | Roy Rogers “BILLY THE Kb RETURNS" Ea) a= Grotto Mee | se UXEDO ams. om John Lund—Wands Hendrix ’ | = Gury Cooper GOOD SM MISS TATLOCK’S MILLIONS” Sahare Grol | Lon Chaney “THE COUNTERVEITERS" Bandalsh Seott WFTURN or BADMEN" mittees have s | = aa = Bard w—— Chapter! ~SUPERMAN". lowing meetin; SOUTH p. m., Feb, 2, } G SIDE 411. N, DeQui Shel Ways and Mean | 3 i ig ATianfie gh June All Van Jomsen Mrs. Margaret

“ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES” “THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT”

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ANOTHER FIRST IRVINGTON SHOWING! “RACHEL & STRANGER" John Sutton “THE _COUNTERFEITERS"

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“JOHNNY BELINDA" : _ “ARTHUR TAKES OVER”