Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1949 — Page 34

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os «By Earl Wilson . NEW YORK, Feb. 12—Mae West opened her mouth 1 In look down her throat, an offer which I wok,” she smoldered, “Uh got all muh own k me muh age—Uh'm over 21.”

Solly Violinsky thinks the big mmblers-Mke Nick the Greek

” WS three countries. (IB Mr. Violinsky Harry Hersh- 3 field's life story of an actor: “Personal Appearance to Personal Disappearance.”

Broadway Buzzsaw BARBARA ANN SCOTT is) about to close a movie deal. . . .|

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wi “All right,/Bitsy Grant inherited a couple what it it that you do to|million dollars. , .. It's Harvey | you looking so young?” Stone's idea: Artie Shaw should 1 asked. . title his book, “A Letter to Six| ell, whatever it is, Uh'm/Wives.” . . . Joey Adams main-|

tains California is the only place where you can-open & window and hear a bird cough. . . . Rollin Kirby ‘underwent an operation at

BED Pilani, “Command Dain” fi. adaption ofthe road sie Once he ro-| _ cess, will come fo Loew's Theater Friday. In the Clark fehel a cheek Gable has fh sols of brig, Gen. Dennis, commandar of an American i se. Casey's complete OperasBand, France| tion Sfifch, a mission designed to destroy German production of and Australia| a new, superior jet fighter. He realizes it will involve great losses, and bet it all at| byt feels that the men and planes must be sacrificed in order to a Anes On nel succeed in the war against Germany.

NEW YORK, ¥eb. 12 (UP)— The litan Opera Company has ced another extensive * Beginning Mar.. 21, the com-

pany will give 16 performances 1 darin g eight weeds in 34 -oltlesy«-s

covering a route of 9000 miles. Los Angeles, which was visited last year for the first time In 43

_ {years, again will be host to the

company for two weeks. Boston will have ten days of opera, @mpared to six last year. Des Moines, Towa, will be visited by the company for the first time, The schedule for the tour fol lows: Baltimore, Mar. 21-22; Boston, Mar, 23 to Apr. 2; Cleveland, Apr, 4-9; Atlanta, Apr. 18-20; Memphis, Apr. 21; Dallas, Apr. 22-24; Los Angeles, Apr. 26 to May 7; Denver, May 9-10; Des Moines, May 11; Minneapolis, May 12-14; Bloomington, ' Ind.,” May 16-173 Lafayette, Ind., May 18; St. Louis, May 19-21, and Rochester, at a date to be announced. The orchestra, ballet, chorus and principals will all go on the tour, There will be a break after the Cleveland stand when the company returns to New York to play its usual Holy Week pere -formances Apr. 11-186.

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“TELL ME” 1 said, facing Roosevelt Hospital... - Organists Guild there in dressing ! — wagglea about restiessty, | The Midnight Earl To Meet T “what difference is there between | ,,; OVER: . Doris Duke and The Indiana Chapter American the two productions-—between the |}... on nouncer suttor, Jay Simms, , Guild of Organists will meet at MaaWest ow ana Mey West 29 geen had some B-Bop BEE | {the Christ Church Tuesday eve * years at the Royal : ; : pe s ning to observe the 30th annivere Miss West was Roost, sitti The planes return to the second + suc Casey, convinced the war will be lost unless the German jet Garnet also realizes that if the boys must the lowest-cut flamin’ ted next to that other cessfull gon the leader (Hodiak) i. ied and fighter is destroyed, refuses fo be swayed by public opinion and die, the least he can do is to make them count. |Sary of its founding. this side of socialite, RockY| more than 50 planes are lost, Incensed at the for the third of the operation. This is 160 much Garnet makes his decision. He orders Operation | A dinner will precede the Choral \ Edn Graziano. *| great loss of manpower, Arthur pn Kane. He informs he is relieved of his. command and. Stitch com) , Just as Casey. is prepared to eng ats Di Bo hich wil “Yeuh. The et re] Malcolm (Edward Amold) insists that Casey and appoints Gen. Garvel {brian 0 oe n fo oie y leave for the U. S. he receives orders fo go 40 |gucted ty the Rev. John B. Jour. West| Kane abandon Operation Stitch. Casey flatly re- visits Garnet fo congratulate him, and nds that the agrees the South Pacific and head a B29 unit. With curate of the church. and I say, ut Mar. 5. fuses fo stop the missions until the operation js with him. Garnet is torn between his own desire to complete Op- Sgt. Evans at his side, he heads for his new | wu, pov winiam = Weldon’ ag to 40 ith + « « Toots Shor| completed. , eration Stitch and his duty to follow Kane's wishes. - command. A. A.G, Oc 18 Organist 400 tear picture was still In his . i . master, Chimes will be played by nal show. Sunday night ° * ne Al DePauw Students Frederick Weber, assistant organon won se mNGHiVe American Proves Best Actor in Alien Roles ~~ [Defer Students fst Nove n j i... “Monday — he - a a ® I Dungan is program an, "WON'T YOU so much But Albert Morin Performed Most Rome,” Morin sald, “and I started Largo,” a Eurasian for “The Times Stale Service “Well, gimme a éhancs, dinner. , ,. Helene Ar- Convincingly as Member of OSS ominced 1 mat hove toner la Ee ings o the|—Victor Herbert's widely known Virgin n -d ; that Vinice thut ascompasies herself at the HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 12 (UP)-—If Albert Morin's birth certificate last bath in the Tiber.” my Navy,” a Canadian for “Cana- Operetta, “The Red Mill” will be PALM SPRIN ad Cal, Feb, “Yates.” ROL "th" “But wie ever catches up with him, it will mean the end of a brilliant career.| ypu yiowicz wasn’t so easily/dian Mounted Police” and an|presented by the DePauw Untver-|12 (UP) — Mrs, Virginia Vall Mex s TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: After Morin is the actor who has convinced a dozen movie directors|convinced. He remember casting|Arab for “Stanley and Living-|sity Little Theater gro u p im|Farrell, silent /Screen star and flown here to see the Jackie Gleason made his firstitngt ne is a native, respectively, of Italy, Turkey, Brazil, Spain, {Morin in “Letter to Three Wives” stone.” Speech Hall on the campus Feb.|wite of f actor Charles She said &t_was tris I for, Ne 108 Sppearance, Tmedian| Atghananistan, ete. as an Argentinian, Served With OSS pas, aad »Wii Farrell, ered bruises last the ¢ many sbe sald. “How'd you like me™ asked Giea- Actually—and Morin prays no director finds it out—he was bon | Gm His Part a eT oho Lockwood, Greencastle, head the nt ured, hin trouble: 1s, UN Sud $0lson. 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Kitty Kallen|y olf PIactcss he deceptioniian in 0th El embued acelugi yas record as an A'ntican avs Sturge {hats ine ay da a Ta Ti e realism by having Yugo-| ‘I told him I was Born in| Switching his nationality faster] - “I don't want to disillusion _five guys holdin’ : fashion, Nick Kelly, is back from : ; shan a chorus gil @Yeq hor has; " he slg. 1. night ‘was a scream... New York to Hear Stravinsky's Mass [Xoo nee beens Keylueed a 4b 18 a native o too!” Phil Silvers tells of a stripper ~ . Mae West quit burlesque be-| NEW YORK, Feb. 12 (UP)— March, 1048. It is scored for 10 ; her blue mink she couldn't stand the Igor Stravinsky will conduct the (wind instruments and a mixed al} CIVIC THEATER behind her tall, +.» + That's Earl, brother. first American performance of his! mele chorus of 30 — — —— ALABIMA of 19TH TE mass, composed in 1048, at Town| The concert will be presented! FLOWERS :

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