Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1949 — Page 22

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mE By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 18—Bing Crosby landed two more! honors recently—most popular movie star in the U. 8. (in the annual Photoplay Magazine awards) and the title of Hollywood's best-dressed man. Bing Crosby? Well dressed ? The news startled me right out of my Argyles. Scr: Co sold B But movie fashion designer Bonnie Cashin, who - picked Bing, was adamant, wanted to put me straight.

“Men's clothes should be They should fit their , and = personalities, Fifty suits tailored by a Bond Street specialist won't get them on my list. Crosby's loud, open- 1j,.0 pictures of Georgia C in throated sports shirts go hand In arro hand with his trademark as al;izaret billboards were taken six relaxed, easy-going entertainment star.”

Adolphe Menjou will be awfully moved. in the old Charles Boyer mad at you, Bonnie. nabbed the Photoplay popularity award for the fifth consectutive year. Ingrid Bergman was the feminine winner for the straight year. After “Arch ph,” people must still Jove her. America’s most popular

same poll, was “Sitting Pretty.” "=

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/that his home be sold immedi ately. Mrs. Cooper found out about it, went to the broker and nixed the deal.

. » ? CHEETA, the chimp in the Tarzan pictufes, is in bed with virus X and is unable to attend the premiere of “Tarzan and the Fountain of Youth” in New York. The studio is sending another ¢hinfp instead. (You read all the vital news in this column.) . . .

(Mrs. Kay Kyser) onthe current

years ago, ... If you're looking for Howard Hughes, he

home.

r r ” LOOK for Alice Faye to return to the screen in the near future —in all likelihood to co-star with hubby. Phil Harris. He feels a good movie will help their radio show which is NBC's last remaining bulwark on Sunday nights,

; ~ ” . POLA NEGRI is wondering what they are going to do about her in the Valentino firm biog\raphy, No one has approathed

with ‘Valentino fills quite a few chapters in her book about Hollywood.

~ ANNA ROOSEVELT came to interview Ida Lupino on the subject of “Not Wanted,” the semi-

then whipped out an au aph ha tograp! “No, it's hot for me,” laughed Anne; “it's for my son. It'It make him a big man around school.”

. » ~ JANET BLAIR will sign on the dotted line any day now as the star of the new Irving Berlin-Rob-ert E, Sherwood Broadway musical. . . . Best argument let in favor of movies against television. A of mine; George Lait, just sold his television set,

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Clark ‘Gable as Gen: Casey Dennis in "Command Decision,” opening today at Loew's Theater.

Al Trace Band Here This Weekend

“The Happiest Band in the Land”. is the slogan under which Al Trace, his orchestra and the Silly Symphonists: are appearing at the Indiana Roof today, to-

has/morrow and Sunday. They will

also play for the Teen-Age Matinee at 3 p. m. Sunday. Trace, who features a brand of music known as “shuffle rhythm,” has been heard on all the radio networks, appearing as guest star on Kate Smith and Paul Whiteman’s radio shows: and on the Philip Morris program for 17 weeks,

Baritone, Pianists To Perform Tonight

A plano recital will be given by A group of Miss Grace Hutchings’

Wilking Auditorium. In addition to piano solo and ensemble numbers on the program, Donald Millholland Jr., baritone, will sing a group of songs and play an original piano composition, fein

Piano Recital Set

At Church Sunday.

Miss Pauline Clark will present Betty Jo Conley in a piano recital at 3 p. m. Sunday jn the West Park Christian Ch Miss Conley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tilford Conley, is a sophomore ' at Washington High School and a member of the student section of the Matinee Musicale,

“His complaint: “My home ovecame a theater. I couldn't get my kids to eat or go to bed.”

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—E. Power Biggs, nationally known organist, will give an} had organ recital on the Indiana Uni~

Biggs, who is largely responsible for the revival of interest in the Organ as a concert instrument, has performed over the CBS networ

has personally built up’ a wide audience or organ enthusiasts in this country through his appear-

students at 8:15 p. m. today in the

For the past four years, Mr:

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Symphony orchestras and on the Set “Story Conference

Members of the Indianapolis

z Writers’ Club will discuss a shortater Conference short story called “Diamonds to

To Present ‘Ghosts’ Doughnuts,” by H. E. Cory, at

their 8 p. m. meeting Mondgy in

Henrik Ibsen's “Ghosts” will be the YWCA. The meeting 1s o presented: by the touring com-iis the public, ”

Conference in Kephart Memorial Auditorium of Indiana ‘Central College at 8:15 p. m. today. Josephine Justice, Indianapolis, will take the leading role as Regira Engstrand. The touring company, composed of graduate students in dramatics

sored by Lee Norvelle, director of the National Theater Confer-| ence, :

FIRST TO PLY OCEA Though she only went from Hoboken to Philadelphia, John Stevens’ Phoenix was the first steam vessel to make an ocean

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«4 Gloria Jean- JIMMY LYDON

ALL COLOR PROGRAM! J. Garland—M. Roeney~G. Kelly “WORDS AND MUSIC” Red Cameron-—Tions Mussey “THE PLUNDERERS”

Variety All Celer Cartoon Show

Crclpiolor | STOKOWSKI

A SREASID OY S00 RADIO MCTURES, NC. | ORIGINAL snd COMPLETE |

«A t and Cestelle “METIGAN WAYRIDE” Two hours of glorious music, Datata_Burpin--S4m . 2 Imagine “FOR THE LOVE

% Garland—M. Rooney—G. Kelly Her. “WORDS AND MUSIC” | Tom Conway-—Margaret Hamilton

“BUNGALOW 13”

SATURDAY MATINEE--12:45 : Bill Elliott “Sen of Davy Crockeit”

Ray Milland—Florence Marly x “SEALED VERDICT” Dennis Morgan—A. Dahlin Color

“MY WILD IRISH ROSE” SATURDAY MATINEE_12:45 “DOG’ OF FLANDERS"

cil il By - ng he ha] 3232 1 “BLOOD r=: MOON” Turhan Bey @ Lynn Bari “THE SPIRITUALIST”

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“COLORADO PIONEERS" Lots of Cartoons & Fun!

YOUR FRIENOLY FRM ILY THERTRES + +

Ee. Brent © Jahe EE cal “LUXURY LINER IN COLOR Jarry Parks A Yersuesits Chapman “QALLANT BLADE” in Ceior omorrow! haduies Mau. 1:30--Out 4:00

Open Rod Cameron—Maria Montez “PIRATES OF MONTERREY"

LAST TONITE—5:45 te 6-—30¢ WILLIAM ELLIOTT Bruce Cabot-—Jeos. Schildkraut “GALLANT LEGION” See Hollywood's Stunt Men in

“SONS OF ADVENTURE”

With Russell Hayden—Lynn Roberts

Plus Laurel & Hardy Comedy \

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Michael Duane % “RETURN OF WHISTLER” “Stage to Mesa City”

Staris. Tonite—5:45 to 6-—30c JUDY GARLAND June Allyson Perry Como |

Ann Sothern @ Gene Kelly Mick. Rooney Tom Drake

All in TECHNICOLOR Ww Jane bourse Homicide for 3 00,

Lash Larue

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ALL CO Tom Drake—Janet Leigh—Lassie

“HILLS OF HOME”

rry Parks “GALLANT BLADE” MATINEE SAT—Deoors Open 1:45

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KIDDIES’ MATINEE SATURDAY Roy Rogers “Bells of San Angele” In Color plus “Good Sam” and 1 hour of your favorite cartoons—Matinee Only.

7 GREAT STARS WHO WiLL THRILL EVERY WOMAN. IN THE BIG PICTURE OF 1943!

TES MATTINEE SATURDAY “Rainbow Over Texis” in rad ee AeA —

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Tonlte—5:45 to 6—25¢ Plus Tax Abbott & Costello HAYRIDE" WEST, Sons Pu og Dane Clark “EMBRACEABLE

Tonite5:45 to 620s Plus Tax George Raft-—William Bendix RACE STREET" 8 HO» peers. 3. "GUNG HO”

40-Min. Color Cartoon Revue With Bugs Bunny, Denald Duck, Popeye, CORONET 24 and Talbott ||

Mouse, Olive Oy).

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WEST SIDE

BE LL — West Morrie CA. 1771 Roy Rogers “NITE TIME IN NEVADA"

John Carroll “ANGFL IN EXILE" Saturday Matinee 1:30—~CARTOONS! |

DAISY ~ Sey as CA-2238 Lulubelle & Scofty—Vera Vague “SWING YOUR PARTNER" Plus!. “Homesteaders of Paradise Valley®

SPEEDWAY Ouu’ ‘ MEXICAN HAYRIDE" Sonja Henie “Countess of Monte Crise”

OLD TRAIL “5.5 BE. 000* | Mickey Rooney—Judy Garland—Gene Kelly | In Technicolor “WORDS AND MUSIC” . __ Noah Beery “THE TULSA KID’ «Tregial, Matinee Sajurday from 12:48

“GRAND. CANYON TRAIL’ a Sonja Henie “Countess of Monte Cristo’

Randolph Scéti—Gens Tierney !

“BELLE STARR" In Color “WHO KILLED DOC ROBIN"

LINCOLN “j=

Joel McCrea “FOUR FACES WEST”

‘NORTH SIDE HOLLYWOOD “7.

45 to 6—25c Plus Tax FIST IRVINGTON SHOWING | johmny Mack Brown—Raymond Matton Pe

BACK TRAIL” Wm, Lundigan “MYSTERY IN MEX100" Plus 30 Sin. Coior Cartoon Cirows , .

Star a st 19th

A “Mating of Millie” @ “Four Faces West” eins

WA REX 1258 \ ALL. TECHNICOLOR SHOW! Jane aliscs Beery

{55 MooneyeGiloris DeHaven || Jo "VSUMMER HOLIDAY” John Lund-—Edw, G. Rebinsen " “NIGHT HAS A [000 EYES Matines Tomorrow and Sunday, 1:3

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