Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1949 — Page 21

Frank DeVol's “Teddy (Capito]) such a hit that

theater another girl watched from backstage, a girl who might have!

weeks time. What's more, the comedian who still]

Do you honestly think that

It's time that you twa girls

Be on Bill Too ms. : : may be premature but A with Eastsider who "agninst hould Va ol aw talk that the next attrac-/'We men want our wives pure and fragile, belonging to Nr ou itt Fo RE tion at the Circle Theater will be us personally. I'm sure they won't stay that way working in aot shout the man whe tired of Ye Old the velvet fog, Mel Torme, whose factories, etc. for I've worked in a factory. see & married, You and start concentrating on : I) latest wax “Careless Hands" 1s] If you want to see HUY You should | your husbarri. He might not -Brightened With : selling like a Torme record woman in a $50 dress ‘by a drill press trying to attract Tan CIE you ene aed -Bluesy Piano, Trio } {(much . taster than ,hotcakes.) some man who will - time column, Mrs. Manners, and spend wife. (I'm surprised he's stiek- = # s MIKELS | What's more, there's a possibility just as silly.’ To me it was many enjoyable evenings .dis-| Ing around.) =. L By BON) rh i that he may be on the same bill vulgar, and a disgrace. ng your letters and advice. ese Tg Everytime I hear a “new”| with Benny Goodman. My mother was a married OUT-OF-STATE HOOSIER. (Birth ‘Record Wrong #% arrangement of one of the old ul. an, but she didn't give up All of us, Hooslers included, | . . : : . standards T remember a car- SPEAKING OF stage shows, ... to work. She bad 3 " entertaining or in. |, WHERE CAN I go to get my > pop : : good news for the Indian-|.qiging her children oy if we Hon's birth certificate changed? A toon which showed an orchestra |apolls people whose applause nouse, which was her duty. TOmIed Sn saourh su to dasele |THE Fecord is wrong in City Hall. 4 with some 30 men standing oni showed they thought newcomerinad no time to sit in a new acqualntfners. are we? © MRS. M.M.8 Ce eath other's shoulders, sort of! DeLyon was the hottest act|drin and smoking cigarets,| i Ask your doctor or the hosa pyramid-acrobat style, with the y last Week'e Bil La. an AP a ou ues Dual Problem ‘Pital where your sor. was born 3 Bandleader explaining to the by-| “UFR PR ; who © re Dad went she) My girl friend and 1 have one 10 Make the correction with the ea RE mander: a ao} » Griner, Wasdy Herman and Doris Parry ad a smile and a in hen his ‘also, for she married him t0/o¢ the biggest problema I know, €ity Board Neat, : 5 “This is a new arrangement of ! picture : backste ge reer in July, with him all she could. of. We're crazy about a boy and Lib Shr. Mannets and read a ’Stardust.’” En n. en an Tut, open at the who looks can findigo steady with him. We find we're <0 TC 0 re of ame us a= Girl Stricken With Polio 5 ot Be Bt So Sl RL SES >» 3 pRrrangement of “St. Louis Blues” Way ‘Apr. 15 great in the long run. marry’ $ tions. White in care of The : which probably has been arranged hE after leaving the wife would want &i 7 piready have one child Dorn) Times 214 W. Maryland St. : and re-arranged as often as “Star- Still Pines for Footl ts Strand just be- child. Surely, a woman would beiypen I was 15. Since 1 didn't) ccm : Y dust.” It's by Irving Fields, a y fore coming {lonely when She is old nd alll know who the father was for sure - known up to this time for his . : here. e's said her people gone no childreniy .ouidn't accuse anyone. My . 3 Api rhythms, with ‘Pops’ Griner Reserves Backstage to be the frst ito come see her. If she'd rather, friend can type, so she could: § og bluesy piano neatly paced Seat for Doris Perry at Circle Shows act ever to leave EO nave the so-called fun of WOrkiogiget a job to support her baby, Ie] i 10h 8 “differs iy a aL Dat! For every smile out front, there's a heartache backstage. Se MAIOT Leo Delyon 204 - popular ‘the boy married her. I'd have two i ngement od I week as blonde-hawed Mary Ann McCall list with Broadway house turn her loose, {fatherless children to support. : ye olde SLB. {RCA Victor). {Woo dy Herman's band, stood swaying in the baby spot at the Circle And return to another in three EX-FAOTORY WORKER. K. AND J.

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CAPITOL-Listen to some wonderful Lou Levy piano, Terry Gibbs vibes. and Serge Chaloff baritone sax on “That's Right,” the latest boppish disc of the Woody Herman group. Backing it is Mary Ann McCall singing a standard arrangement of Elling-

disc does it good and it ain't bad. Vocalwise, Mag Whiting croons 4 Story of My Life” and “When Is Sometime?”; Jo Staf‘ford’s latest is “Once and For Always” and “Why Can't You Behave?”; Jack Smith and the Clark Sisters team “Senora” and “Busy Doing Nothing.” Gordon MacRae has a winner in Chapter in My Life Called Mary.” It's wonderful King Cole and

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The girl backstage was Doris Perry, 23, of 46 N. Oxford Ave. | She was the special guest, as she, plop i} frequently is, es Et man! For now Doris has given up| Edward (Pops) Griner, {her climb for stardom to fight for ss = = ihealth. But the Plucky m ni sees {hopes that someday she i rors 10-18 that share! “out front.” And if she is, her help the crippled girl backstage ,..., pops” will be “backstage,” anytime a stage show ‘is playing cheering her on. the Circle. He turns a big chair! . by the door over to her and sees N Y. Enjoys to it that Doris gets the person-| ally autographed picture of ner Record Season

{favorite celebrities.

“Pops,” whom many touring [i Concert Halls

celebrities have called their fa-

for herself but for a girl friend, | The magazine, which reprints a girl who had been stricken with all music reviews from five leadpolio just 10 days before she was ing New York newspapers, reto audition as vocalist with Russ ported that a total of 1113 musi: Carlyle’s orchestra. jcians and ensembles have ap- . = @» ipeared in the metropolis in the A STAGEDOOR man since '35t six months. 1910, “Pops” knew well the dis-| “= = appointment of an “almost”

tograph for the bedfast Doris.|'an second with 146 concerts and’

acheived her ambition to.be a band singer but for an attack of polio, | Versatile

thinks of himself as a newcomer | is. being mentioned In the best] known Broadway columns both! as a performer and a TV possibility.

. ~ - | Sarah Vaughan, who hasn't)

had a new wax in six months because of her contract dispute with Musicraft, makes a good return on ‘Columbia label, reviving her old favorite “As You Desire Me,” and introducing “Black Coffee.”

Paul Weston's new waxing of his‘ own composition “Bop Sent the Strings” is being hailed as

vorite stagedoor man, wis ofi the, NEW ‘YORK. Apr: § -(UP)— the first step toward commer-

two shows and musical director for Capitol, may spend the summer on the theater and concert circuit,

¥ Boots Mussilli, formerly with Kenton, has joined the Charlie Ventura group. . . . Another Ken-

the woman scintillating by the drill press would resist men if she stayed home? You see her type among housewives, eyeing other women's husbands at parties. oe It's tough for a womRing tions and

to offset the monotony of preparing three. meals a day. A man's life stays the same In

cerned. But a working wife who suddenly leaves an interesting job has a terrific adjustment to make. It often isn't the company of men that she misses

to find some offsetting recreations.

Word in Defense

i {fense of us out-of-staters, bored

i > tonite, Eddie Safranski. is spark-/tgles of my home state, and rePIANISTS, as usual, took the - " 1 y “Alchance. He not only got that ot ead with 213 concerts. Sopranos 'M8 "Mad Mab" Barnett's group.|marked Hoosiers were cool, when the other man would never le

I first came to Indianapolis,

marriage, as far as job is con

I WANT to say a word in de-{man's wife spied around until she 1] learned about us.

new scquaintances with

start thinking about straighten ing out your lives and leaving men alone, If you can’t behave. | Visit the Family Service Associ- .- ation, and on the way home decide you won't get yourself | in any more predicaments for

Iack of morals.

‘Why. the Fuss?

1 DON'T see why the wife of a | man I fell a little bit in love with | fussed about us. She has a lovely! home and beautiful clothes and jewelry—and him--everything 1 have not.” Bhe'd never miss the few pennies he'd spend on me, or ithe few. wonderful kisses he'd

CLEAN-UP

I feel sorry for her. I, too, am married and met this married! man for lunch and a few drinks. | My husband seems dull now, This

She created such a fuss her husband now Ignores me. I was going to stick to my marriage because 1 knew i ave: his wife,. !

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FINAL WEEK TO PURCHASE BRAND NEW - FAMOUS LABELED RECORDS AND COMPLETE ALBUMS AT SAVINGS UP TO 2

iL Tae) Choose from 3 farge selection of adits iad Ent lalizing the new “bop” music to| Is Interesting work. She Tgive me. ton's “I Got It Bad and That|door in 1944 when a girl came up New York is having a record) ®a : her husband's help and een ; : : 3 Ain't Good.” And speaking -offwith an autograph book. She ex- music season, a survey. by..ihe [HRKe it acceptable to the masses.| her | Rates dp iou bitterly denounced “Omeced = classical. 1 US... A Donular. recor fans... fk bop, Charlie Barnstts “Cu Ba plained to him that it was not | monthly Music Reporter reveals, eston, 100 busy as conductor 'of| Hues she meade son ST Se6TNE A Warried man, Gu Selig 40d. F

No Mail or Phone Orders... Please

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In the years that followed he recitals. There were 146 “first per- Butler Faculty Member | T. C’s letter to you hit me! He went home late a few nights

what better could be sald of his{made it his personal goal to get formances” in the first six months!

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latest “Don’t Ory Cry Baby” and the sparkling new tune “H You Stub Your Toe on the Moon.” The Mad Mad Charlie Barnett

signed pictures and autographs from every visiting celebrity for the girl, ; Then he heard Doris was out

waxes’ his first one with Capitol;9f bed and the Circle manage-

and it's a dillle, “Lonely Street,” with a wonderful soprano sax

ment arranged for her to come backstage in her wheelchair. Six

‘of the 1048-49 season. i | The number of debut perform-| Robert F. Newton, manager of {ances amounted to 118 in thé first the Butler University bookstore! {part of the season, as against 158 and a member of the accoun

{debuts In the entire 1947-48 sea- division faculty in the College of | ison,

To Attend Convention Inetween the eves.

I wish &he! would give strangers the charity] 1 received. My kind friends here overjooked my greatest fault--bragging-—and found some good

, forcing me to accept and {Business Administration, will at-{ih We my o. state. She sald!

‘tend the annlial convention of the gpe'd made

friends by “looking out to our house? Life isn't worth!

and his wife flew into a rage.| Surely, if she has nothing to do. all day but play with a little baby, she could ‘keep his meals ot, 1 have to work, while she) sits home making trouble for me, Should I call her or ask them bee.)

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| . National Association of College! and by|!Ving without -him, His wife is solo by Charlie and a t bit months ago she began walking for the best in people a ity 2 Nie. 1s by Dilek Kenny. It's a sam by|and she vas given a “reserved” owe | C { Unions, Apr. 27 to 30, at Colorado giving her best” She dossn’t _— ; the aforementioned rhythm tune Seat in the big overstuffed chair ¥" Springs. seem to see the best in her out- + *Ou.Ba.” backstage, to watch the show and.

‘ : y Mr. Newton will confer withiof-state club members. Kay Starr teams with Merle '® hat Vith the show people. Sets Bunn i : Travis for & little corning up on as" y op “Wabash Cannon Ball” backed

managers of other college book- ” « ol anager: . tot . We out-of-staters leav a

Be moving surroundings , “POPS,” who has spent most| i ey oe i the Juw_Jubn ye feel strange in & strange Cte é by Kay dlone on “How It Lies|of his 70 years “in show busi-| “The Senior Bunny Hop,” Howe pected 10 be completed oo thal acy: among strange people. ' : : ia | How It Lies How It Lies.” Be frequently lets her look High School senior spring PALLY, Fairview campus late sum At —_ ” A aay ao Zt : : ; go ® = 8 ro ais collection of some , : Pp h . C34 BOA-VICTOR—Don't miss|300 pictures, all autographed to|rs ob or ed at 3:10 p.m. APF. ‘mer. home state and family and | i ii : Charlie Ventura's latest, a Jackie| “Pops” with personal messages 22 In the school gym. : aor. mow den ont iudent friends, though wé'vé made good | on : Cain-Roy Kral bop specialty| from celebrities who call him, Committee mem ar, the party Center, how song friends here. I no longer brag . : : ed “Whatta Ya Say We Go?” any their ‘avorite. His collection, menos Lo, don Foe sake 1/18 on schedule and university of-/or condemn Hoosiers and Hoosier» ig YL = 1 “Body and Soul,” with a neat which includes shots of Janice Bro Jey Brags parser. ficlals expect to occupy it inlland. - A L I E : yo baritone sax solo by Charlie; In- Paige and Vivian Blaine on his| Harold "Cra ries D "Ragen September. We certainly enjoy your i : ow 3 '. dianapolis vocalist Nancy Evans lap, was called “the best I've feree hy Mamie or gance, ari ; \ ; : SF wr Fo i oh Cee ol Se Sl RR BE WILL PLACE A FINE PIANO IN YOUR with Wayne King, backed by . Rh an Connie Willie, ¢ Wakon. Care. Jang : : “Everywhere You Go” sung by Janet Blair ‘Finds (igo, Jopiine, Doane’ Vga Arendenk, 'E i! . : : — Billy Leech. M . 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