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Film Star Taylor, Refuses fo Quit Work

By “Erskine Johnson

a Johriny Agar and try for a film career to be near Elizabetl

Taylor. He wants her to give up her career. She's refused. So he’s thinking about coming to Hollywood to try kis luck in pictures. . .. M-G:M tried to land Cary Grant as Lana

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Clark Gable will fly to Mexico told City over Labor Day to see Bill turned. The happy man Paulette Goddard,” He hasn't Was Director Johnny Farrow

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State Fair Follies at § “You're My Everything.” with Dan + Datley and Anne Baxter, at 12.40 |. 3:50: 7 and 10 | “The Lost. Tribe.” with Johnny Weissmuller, at 11:25, 2:38 40 and | 8:45 | ESQUIRE | “Passionnelle al 6.20 and 95.15 | “Torment,” at 730 and 10.26, INDIANA

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| fiber suitcase. Thrill Audience cies By HENRY BUTLER | J The ' most impressive thing!

{about the State Fair Follies opening last night was the size of the HOLLY Woon, Sept. 5—William Pauley Jr. may stage|crowd.

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| with seated on the track.

What the crowd saw, after the finally: got under was a standard State Fair Turner's leading man in “A Life of Your Ow, " but Carey show—part revue, part Sheu and YOU unny enough to draw big audience re-|

{performance way, occasionally thrilling or

sponse Better in a Circos

A show of this kind always seems better in the circus department than in the stage offerings For that reason, it's too bad such spectacular acts as the Arturo Family (high-wire stuff) had to be set. up pretty far inside the

track

A revised layout that

prove the show.

So would some drastic restyling There's no reason why a show that draws so well shouldn't be designed in Last night's performs ers were backed up by some of the most gruesome painted canvas I've seen in a long while. And maybe here's the place to Why couldn’t that show be made about 50 per

of the stage and settings.

good taste,

make a suggestion.

‘cent local”

Not to criticize unfavorably the who do routine ballet and wear fetching costumes in an act like the chinashop number, we have Jots of lo-

Dorothy Hill Dance ers,

cal ballet talent,

Frank Parrish and Violet Marie who sang with George {Curtis and the Indianapolis Mili{tary Band while the Follies were ‘getting ready for a delayed curtain: were vocally better than the ~simported sin

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thrills.

-4In other words, we don't have to buy a package of entertainment for that spot in ‘the Fair.

We can assemble it,

There's a lot more to say about all this, but one final complaint’ I have is that the Follies pit band, dominated by electric organ, isn’t] Ed Resener and the | orchestra he directed for Charles|

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