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By Erskine Johnson

HOLLYWOOD,

Mar.

19.—Having met

meet in Hollywood a girl with green hair.

The girl, ex-burlesque dancer Mary Lorraine Bradley, admitted she dyed her hair grass green “to get some pub-

licity.”. But she insisted:

ta grind and bump.

I'm really an introvert.”

But

looks good on me.”

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THE DYING was done

ina three-hour session by her agen Paris ‘Eager, a one-time beauty shop operator. Eager was eager, to get her a job, and he thought . the green hair might help. It dld.'vegas borax The agent and Mary rushed siar Richard Arlen, Jack Holt and

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liar sound, there’ 8 always the oboe. | I'm not an exhibitionist. [That's Danny Kaye—in music.”

FOX and director Robert Wise | Mary sald she flopped In bur-are paging Bob Mitchum for a lesque. because she was too shy film when he completes she Days Behind Bars.” “didn't mind dying her hair green. jack Benny, NBC now has a free She sald in fact: “I like it. Green auto parking

lot for |You left at the wrong time,

» n » GEORGE DOLENS may be Int, grid ‘Bergman's leading man in that film she'll make in Italy for

He's under |contract to Howard Hughes. . .

a story of the Las

Roberto Rossellini.

“White Gold,” industry, will

flagpole sitters, goldfish swallowers and swooning: Sinatra bob-by-soxers, I guess it was inevitable that I would one day

“Sixty | . Aside to|

its stars.

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Sa pantomime Bit in this picture "that just insists on a’ bassoon. SM Iut when I'm scoring a Kaye pic-| ; ture and I'm stuck for a particu-|

over to RKO, currently releasing Leatrice Joy. Las Vegas money “The Boy With Green Hair.” A is behind the film, which will be! studio executive turned green in produced ced by Vie / Vie King. | the face and then gave her a

nice check to stop traffic for a couple of days outside a Los An- Pinball Games Go geles theater showing the pic- ‘Under H ammer’

ture, THEN MARY was booked in- | NEW YORK, Mar. 19 (UP)— toa "ocal night club at a three- policemen smashed $1. million! figure salary to sing and dance |worth of pinball machines with and to be billed as “The Girl 504ge hammers today and ComWith Green Hair.” (missioner William O’Brien an#8 = = nounced that no more of the OUTSIDE of giving people gambling devices will be per-| mitted in the city. |

quite a start, Mary has suffered Mr. O'Brien broke up the first]

1.0 such indignities as being arrested or carted off to the booby go of more than 3200 machines which had been piled in the]

hatch. After all, I guess, green hair isn't too unusual in Holly- Brooklyn police garage. They] wood. were picked up in police raids| {that began last April.

» . . AN ELEVATOR operator made the funniest crack about Mary's

. ! green hair. As they were going Select New Chemical | up. he turned to her and said:

“pardon me, miss, but is your To Age White Flour

hair green?” | MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. 19 (UP) Mary nodded. |[—Most large flour mills are inThe elevator operator gulped stalling new machinery to ald the) and said: |aging process of white bread! “Oh, I thought I was ill.” |tlour, I'm disappointed, though, in, A new chemical—chlorine ai-| agent Paris Eager. I thought he oxide—is used to age the flour. should” have dyed 10 per cent of It replaces agene, used the past| hig hair green. But Mary said he 25 years. Agene, a gas, occa- | didn't even mention it. [sionally gave dogs and cats run-|

# = ow ning fits, alth i M-G-M 1s cooking on a deal t0| never harmed er apparently |

co-star Cary Grant and Katharine ‘mo pe on the safe side. how-|

Hepburn in a political satire... ive millers and th i e federal temporarily titled, “Europe and g,,4 ang drug administration

the Bull.” It will be in the same velty as “Ninotchka” and will be agreed on the use of chlorine di-

roduced by Gottfried Reinhardt. PO oan Fontaine is looking for| This chemical, physiologists reanother comedy and Dore Schary fot, does not tend to make the is helping her look. . . . Mae West|Duman nervous, as may be the wiil make another film in Holly- 8% with agene.

wood this summer, . . . Ken Mur ray's “Blackouts” plus Ken and ; Capistrano’ s Swallows Marie Wilson will be featured in a i requefice of George Raft's sew Return for 170th Time fim, “Red Light.” SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO , car. Mar, 19 (UP)—Swallows of IN ALL the times "I ve watched Mission San Juan Capistrano, Danny faye on tond he . the with a disdainful flick of the wing screen, I've never thought of an to skeptical ornithologists, kept oboe.” I've thought of how funny|their 170th annual rendezvous Danny is, how beautiful Virginia | here on schedule today. Mayo ts, Is, but I've never thought of pv Arthur Hutchinson said the an oboe. first arrivals began to appear)

But that’s the way composer Johnny: Green sees Danny. [before dawn, and small groups|

“When I see _continued to alight in the aged ately think of Dany 2, Tat adobe brick mission throughout raid. Johnny is doing the musical the day. score for Danny's new movie,| Legends say the first swallows “Happs Times,” and he ought to started coming here when Franknow. He explained: ciscans built the pioneer church “After all, facial expressions In 1779. landing on St. Joseph's are the result of certain emotions Day. Mar. 9, and flying south and these emotions suggest par- on San Juan's Day, Oct. 23. ticular sounds made by musical inétruments. There is, for example,

Missing ing Bloomington Man Found Drowned

| Times State, Service

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Mar. 19

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Neighborhood Theaters Offer Comedy, Drama And Musical Ellis

ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN

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Clock Ini Thre MURAT | jures ree Indianapolis Symphony, Fabien | Three persons were injured, one Charisse i Sevitzky conducting. with Menahem seriously, in an automobile-trolley Pressler, pianist, soloist, at 3. crv |collison at 19th and Talbot Sts. © last night. : voy Loves Mary.” comedy farce. The car, a convertible, was at 8.30

{hurled into a lamp post which CIRCLE was broken by the impact. “Station West,” with Dick Powell | and Jane Greer, at 2.50, 6:25 and 10:02 “The Velvet lind Russell and Leo Genn, at 1.08,

dent was Miss Elizabeth Minks,

Touch,” with Rosa- 21, of 4626 E. Washington St, a

Knight and Cornel Wilde in

Seriously injured in the acci- ~

Attractions at the neighborhood theaters this week will be: Viveca Lindfors and Errol Flynn in "Adventures of Don Juan” (Daisy, Irving, Fountain Square, Old Trail and Speedway), Patricia ""Shockproof" (Bell and Zaring), Cyd in "Words and Music" (Hollywood, Tuxedo and Rex), Kirk |} Douglas and Laraine Day in ‘My Dear Secretary" (Belmont, Sheri"dan and Vogue), Mark Stevens—and-Olivia DeHavilland-in- "The | Snake Pit" (Granada, Rivoli, St. Clair, Strand and Uptown) and’ |§ Jeanne Crain in "Apartment for Peggy” (Cinema and Oriental).

Neighborhood Theaters

4.45 and 825 | passenger in the automobile. At — powNTOWY ESQUIRE General Hospital it was said she ALAMO. The Plunderer and “Swiss “Moliday.” with Katharine Hep- may have received serious in- \WSicinor — “Commandos _Srike at irn, Cary Grant and Lew Ay (ternal injuries. onto Land, Give Us Wing gle Ca ” e : a poliers ana un at 148, 3.48, 5.50, 755 and 10 Driver of the car, Richard) “ie- ! pINDIANA Thompson, 22, of 827 N. Keystone PARAMOUNT—"April Showers” and “The “A Letter to Three Wives” with |Ave., was in fair condition at/moDEO— ‘Jig

Jeanne Crain. Linda Darnell and

1 Aon Eothern at 12.30. 3.30 6 45 ana | General Hospital as was the other|

Father”

NEIGHBORHOOD.

Jiggs and. Maggle 2 inging Up

10:05 (injured, Charles Wheatley, 31, of a ‘A Southern Yankee” and “The “Caravan,” with Stewart Granger,” (2222 8, Delaware St, driver of/y, eckered Coat. " es Jean Kent and Anne Crawford, a — “Bhockproof” afd Slightly at 2.20, 5°40 and 9 the trackless trolley. Both re Preach ~ rig 4 KEITH'S [ceived cuts on the face. {BELMONT—"Ih8 Kissing Bandit” an : [ The vehicles collided as the CINEMA— Apartment for Peggy’ and

“The Life of Riley,” with William Bendix, James Gleason and Digger O'Dell, at 1:40, 4:32, 7:24 and 10:16. “So This is New York,” with Henry Morgan and Rudy Vallee, at 12:21, 3:13, 6:05 and 8

LOEW'S “The Bride,” with Robert Taylor,

Ava Gardner and Charles Laughton, AL 2:44, 6:12 and 9:40.

{trolley was traveling {Talbot and Mr. Thompson was {driving west on 19th St.

Jordan Symphony ‘Will Play Monday

The Jordan Conservatory Sym-

“Piceadilly Incident,” with Anns Neagle, at 1, 4:28 and 7:56. phony orchestra, conducted by| LYRIC David Hughes, will present a pro-|

gram of works by contemporary American-composers at 7:30 p. m.| Monday in Rehearsal Hall on the! Jordan campus.

“Sergeant York,” with Gary Coopo Joan Leslie and sitet Brennan, t 2:21, 5:55 and 9:3

“Castle on the haben ‘ol Yin John Garfield, Ann Sheridan and Pat O'Brien, at 1, 4:35 and 8:10.

|national music sorority, the pro-

p |gram will also present as soloists Klondike Residents Vie |Ruth Dye, pianist, -

For $12,000 Thaw Pot Bgine, sopranc.

Beldon Leonard, member of the

DAWSON, Yukon, Mar. 19 faculty, and Kenneth Abell, stu(UP)—Spring is in the air in the Gent, will conduct their own com-

Northland, and residents of the positions. Patricia Dunten, flutist, Klondike are getting set for the and Herbert Guy, contrabassist, annual test to guess the time the Will be soloists with two of the ice covering the Yukon River will other compositions.

The winner of the contest will Revive Auto Show |

| get $12,000. In the past, the per|son who guessed right has won| CHICAGO, Mar. 19. (UP)— {only $4000 to $5000, but for the Chicago's automobile show, a last two years the official timing Pre-War spectacle that drew 400.device has broken down causing, 000 visitors annually, will be re-| 'the judges to declare “no contest,” Vived for the first time since]

and the prize money has accumu-|1940, it was lated. The show is planned for next A recent check showed that Nov. 4 to 12. the ice on the Yukon was 50 rm— inches thick, so old-timers figure 1500 Roosevelt it will be some time before it Hollywood > FR anklin 0547 breaks. The breakup sally Today and Tomorrow comes from May 1 to 15 ALL COLOR PROGRAM! Sr SE — Gene Kelly @ Judy Garland Stonewall's H “WORDS & MUSIC” qrewe,. > mos net “PLUNDERERS" Told to Vamoose , Cameron RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 19

(UP)—The United Daughters of.

the Confederacy sadly hauled down their hattle colors today and told state officials they TODAY AND TOMORROW would move Gen Stonewall FERROL We In Jackson's stufféed horse from FLYNN Technicolor Richmond “to Lexington, Va “ADVENTURES OF

The state had given the UDC

until Apr. 1 to move its Civil 5 DON JUAN" War relics —among them the § plas SELECTED SHORTS stuffed remains of “Little Sorrel’ —from the R. E. Lee C amp,

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A smemert| —The body of Harold Bell, 23, s AY ‘missing three days, was disf SUNDAY covered in his automobile sub- & merged in Griffith Creek Lake i . north of here today. A CHICKEN POT PIE Mr. Bell had died from drown3 ing, officials said. Police said the A 81.10 car apparently: skidded off a k:: county dirt road and plunged into h! INDIVIDUAL EN CASSEROLE the creek a mile and one-half i north of here. SNOW FLAKE POTATOES The body and car were discovered by a hunter who saw the GARDEN-FRESH TOSSED VEGETABLES dark bulk of the car in about 10 feet of water. No marks of HOT ROLLS & BUTTER violence were found on Mr. Bell's COFFEE TEA OR MILK body. He resided on RR 6, Bloomington. ~ JOLLY CHEF 1 RESTAURANT 3 122 S. llinois $t.—LI. 5135 : i Open today 12 noon. 25¢ plus tax anytime i A the Street TODAY—ONE DAY ONLY cross the Stree 4 Hom a rarer Mota) BIGGEST LAUGH SHOW IN TOWN ie 1 "WE NEVER CLOSE"

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