Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1949 — Page 13

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McCarthy Says He's Paid Off Mortgage on Shamrock Hotel

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Chevalier and Peggy Lee in his next musical, “Mr, Music.”

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He sold his big Shell building | 8

Columbia already has its Jolson plans for 1951. They'll

reissue “The. Jolson Story”| Winters, current farand “Jolson Sings Again” as a| get of Hollywood publicity

double bill and call it a “Jolson mills, will take her first lead ite William Powell in

Festival.” Jolson has a festival he every day-—counting his money. “Take One False Step," open- . uo» ing Thursday at the Circle BRUCE BENNETT accepted Theater. the co-starring role with Made- —————— leine Carroll for a road tour of! “Goodby Mr. Fancy,” and then| Times Amusement had to bow out because of a film| Clock commitment. , . . RKO wants to} CIRCLE send Johnny Agar and Janis te the Stable”

| “Come Carter on a personal appearance!

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1, 1:30. 3:25, 5:35, 7:50 and 10 tour to plug “I Married a Communist.” Shirley Temple is think- Wing Tw, y mpie “100 Men and a Girl,” with Deanna ing it over Durbin and Leopold Btokowskl at » - » t “The Seventh Vell.” wil ames Harry Kurnitz, talking about Mazon and Anh Todd, at 1 20" ana a Hollywood character: INDIANA THE hasn't let failure go to “White ext with James Cagney » a firginia AYO, A! ( rh his head.” I A and 10 25 - » . { Sneak preview at 4:30 BAND LEADER Lionel Hamp- KEITH'S ton, who owns the film. rights to croey o The Morning," with Bins , )! Ann ¥ an rr gminstrel man Bert Williams’ life wersid at'lz 40, 3:45. 6:55 and 10

story, has renewed his talks with] imeny."” with Martha Vickers director Howard Hawks. | and’ Jo Beal” at 11730."3:28. 30 #2", ! LOEW'S HERE'S THE TOPPER to Billl jones ay Hotin and Tames Mason. | Demarestss “No Marlin” vaca-| ®t 12:17 3:39. §41 and pis o tion. Two days before his reluc- pesado Gar Ae carrie. at tant departure from Balboa l 212 524 and Island, Bill announced that LYRIC

“The Trail of the Lonesome Pine.” with Fred MacMurray. Sylvia Sidbo Ai and Henry Fonda, at 11:10, 2:51.

maybe he isn’t so hot at fishing but; at least he could beat anyone playing Canasta. He beat his wife and the | neighbors next door and them |. accepted the challenge of 10-year-old Richard Meikeljohn. | Richard beat the pants off him.

“Ge with Preston Foster ns Ellen Drew. at 1:16, 4:37 and

» ” ” i ASIDE to Jane Wyman: Lew, Ayres is painting Adele Mara's| portrait. They met while he was working - at Republic in “Daybreak,” his first movie in a year. Lew doesn’t judge scripts by what

of the role. He says he read five (d a week for 11 months before agreeing to co-star with Teresa Wright in this one. Teresa's hus-| band, Niven Busch, wrote the story and Was on the set the day’ - pv and Teresa played their bigs ove scene, Just before going into a fierce. embrace with Teresa, Lew winked’ at her, gave a sidelong glance Ini; Busch’s direction and said: “Honey, you'll never go back to Busch after this scene.” Busch sat around and watched for a while and then went home.

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‘Three Cars ‘Looted; | Losses Total $130

Returning from football prac-| {tice, Vincent LaRue, 3109 W.,| [Michigan St, found the rear William L. Curry has been wheels tpissing from his father's elected commander of the Mili- car parked outside the CYO Staitary Order of the Purple. Heait, dium, he told police today. {H. Weir Cook Chapter 212, and Thieves also looted two other, |Phyllis Curry president of ita CAFS last night, taking at least {ladies auxiliary, Fred Breil, chap- $130 warth of clothing and equip-| ment. ter adjutant. said today. | Aubrey P. Durbin, 2510 N, Sher-| Other officers are: iman Drive, parked his car in a lot Harry A. Hall, Herman C, at 35th St. and Sutherland Ave

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Andrews, Anthony L. McLaugh- light missing. lin, Harold N. Perkins, David R.| After forcing a window vent, | Rock, Mervin Heefner and Rob- thieves grabbed clothing valued ert B. Wright, at more than $110 from the car Oth {liary officers are: of E. C. Bordenet of Lafayette, rey i Y Barbara Meu- parked in front of the Michigan nier, Martha Bskrew, Oecelia HOt. Higgs, Gwen Wright, Sarah Richardson, Betty Davis, Lillian Smith and Mary Taylor. |

Carmel to Celebrate Opening of Ist Movie

Carmel, Ind., will come of age | Thursday when the Hamilton

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“Blating Across the Pecos”

{County hamlet will hold a general celebration at 6 p.m. to inaugurate its first movie theater. A parade to be headed by the sm oldest couple from the surround- “SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS" ing area, who will ride to the new Michael O'Shea #4 ”" theater in a surrey and. cut the keeire Amers “Parole Inc. tape for the official opening, will En-a-Car

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County past matrons and past patrons will present an 1870 program,

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