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SATURDAY, MAY 1,

Inside Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS bailiff in these parts. She i Mrs. Lenore Montast Campbell of i

Judge Walter Mrs. Campbell is “head her Prictnd, Each day as the judge enters the courtroom; Mrs. Campbell pounds the gavel three times, “Hear ” she intones in a Court 4 1s now in

perior Court 4. With the exception of

dession pursuant to adjournment. Walter Pritchard presiding.”

With that time-honored chant, Mrs. Campbell y opens the day's business, and takes. up

officially her duties as bailiff,

Rich Background of Legal

A WOMAN'S place is seldom in the bailiff business. But Mrs. Campbell has a rich back-

ground of legal experience that in her present job.

Before accepting Judge Pritchard's offer last November to take over bailiff duties, Mrs. Campbell acted as secretary to the Republican county

chairman. She served in this ca than a dozen years.

In her spare time, she recalls, she often helped many of the city’s lawyers in research work and

writing briefs,

Mrs. Campbell, who lives at 440 Harvard PI,

has a son, Robert, 7. She is five tall, and has auburn hair,

Mrs. Toners Campbell Sometimes it takes man

Room Service,

No Vehicle for

‘By HENRY BUTLER

cpu nes. every season, the 0

eater comes up with a| Cirle that baffles a reviewer, “Room Service” the John Mur- Leo ray-Allen Boretz alleged comedy, | which opened last night, is That Play for this season. ‘It’s: unfortunate that Service had to be the final offering of the ’48-'40 season. For whatever merit this business about show people and their troubles may seem to have had on Broadway (500 performances, it says here in the book), the play has not gained by a change of venue to Indianapolis. . On Broadway and with a professional cast, the play might carry some weight. It's right at home there; and all the exaggerated lampooning of actors, producers and playwrights would go over, Out here, where “equity” refers strictly to realty transactions, much is lost. What remains is the farce, which last night carried me back to high-school days, when anything any of us did on stage seemed miraculous to our parents. They considered us Barrymores because we didn’t trip over the footlights and fall into the orchestra pit. I'm not trying to ride Jack Hat-

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CIVIC “Room Service,”

re om r a Dai comedy farce,

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Experience ever Bobby's in court,” is a thing of the says. Today she goes about her work wi confidence of long practice. The fact that she is considered Judge Pritchs “right arm,” is not enough for the woman bailiff. Actually, she says, she is “nuts And she hopes that in the not too distant future she will realize her fondest ambition and become one of Indianapolis’ Portias. The duties of a bailiff, Mrs. Campbell observes, are numerous. Aside from playing “nurse maid” to some 700 or 800 Indianapolis attorneys, Mrs. Campbell's chores include making entries on the docket, setting trial dates, doing legal research for the judge and last, but not least, clearing the court of undesirable persons. “Two often during the winter months,” Mrs. Campbell declared, “some of the town’s ‘bottle

serves her well

pacity for more

feet two inches

This is not in Keeping with the dignity of the court.” When such things arise, Mrs. Campbell said, it is up to the bailiff to remove such persons.

Sometimes It Takes Man Power “HOWEVER,” she added with a smile, “if the

to rely on man power, A quick call to the sheriff's office will bring a deputy.”

She must be at once a heardheaded disciplinarian and administrator and a sort of mothér confessor

through the courtroom. 1 She has seen the comic and dramatic side of life pass through the court. But her part in a

ties. was brought before Judge Pritchard for possible commitment as a mental patient” Mrs. Campbell said. Judge Pritchard decided against sending her away. Instead he gave his lady bailiff temporary custody of the girl with instructions to see if a plan could be worked out whereby the parents could be given instructions in understanding, love and affection for the misguided child. And a plan has been worked out. (By Philip F. Clifford Jr.)

Last of Civic Season, Amateurs, Says Writer

banks. They don't get a penny. \{ In last night's opening; even : Willem 'H Cook|veterans lke Paul McNamara Esther Calderon and Farl Davis, who have tone" really significant acting in other

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almost glad to report that, since field and his players. In this ven-|it relieves me of having to comture, they do the best they can. ment on other performances. The real trouble seems to be the Chilled bv en Jdly Snappealing Civic high-brass policy which ap- ’ parently decrees there must be a forced right back into high-school couple of side-splitters each year farcedom. for box-office reasons. They ovian b Nie me to tell on n’' Things like “Joan of Lorraine,” Co : one of the best Civic: productions It Wasn't thelr fault, I've seen, don’t seem to draw well. That's understandable. There's no reason why the Civic should attempt to smother the entertain-ment-seeking public with heavy stuff all the time. But here’s a point: This choosing of plays should not be final until a whole battery of aspiring actors have tried out. No play should be put on until there's some assurance that the actors believe in it. Professionals can carry and put!

Glenn Pord Terry Moore

“Return of October”

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babies’ will Stagger into court for a quiet nap.|p

culprit is too big or doesn’t scare easily, I have ®

Contrary to popular belief, Mrs. Campbell says, ” her life as bailiff is not a humdrum, dull routine. [GAR

for the never ending stream of humanity surging ~

Freddy Martin and his orchestra, on the Circle stage, have Marilyn Maxwell, star of stage, screen and radio, as an added atfraction.

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Alumni Committee | An assisting alumni committee | will consist of: Evan B. Walker, | Indianapolis Railways; John T.!

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