Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1949 — Page 20

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By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 21—Exclusively Yours: ' Jean Harlow, dead 11 years, is coming back to the screen this winter via the reissue of some of her M-G-M hits. But be-/ fore going to theaters the pictures will go to the Johns-| ton censorship office. They're all pre-Legion of Decency. Hollywood tried to find a successor to the platinum bombshell, but failed. In case til m my girl t friends in Chicago!

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you've forgotten, Howard hear that I had dinner with Kirk| a Capaniaace . he. OHH Hughes discovered Jean and {Pouglas, wh eh reminds me: Claudette Colbert as Joseph |" = role tomorrow, The Ol > nsey, In - | introduced her in “Hell's Angels.” | wood for Rn AA his a | | Cotten's distraught wife in PRT . "ae Lar a Hughes Bess agent, Lins Sune ual Behavior of the Human | "Since You Went Away," on a © LR hroush , gave nu " rl " g os gave her the p nd| Female,” lunched at the Wil double revival bill with "Give Hy Hide of ‘Strangers’ an ag. shire Brown Derby. His iden- . “ . 1] Sundown" and "our, Rela. hg tity soon became known, cre- Out, Sister,” opening tomorrow | iu Steal’ aad “Chicken E

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dventures of Gallant] Haley J Ape” Tomorrow | allant ade” and her

” THOSE LOVE scenes between Rod Cameron and Marie Windsor occas

for “Dakota Lil" were carried on «Gee " gaid one, speaking to the ’ in a frigid atmosphere—their To- girl waiting on the Kinsey table Purdue Convocation

mance went on ice a week after “goesn't it make you NERVOUS?" Caries Opens Saturday

the film started. , . . Lew Ayres . . will do another western after, TOMMY TORSEY, 8 son, Skip-| Times State Servies “Daybreak.” It's “Sugarfoot,” the per, now 18, has enrolled at Wil-| LAFAYETTE, Sept. 21 — The Jenant. story of a soft-spoken but quick-|ljams College, He was a high 1948-50 convocation series at Pur-| eh Radia nly on-the-trigger cowhand, to be school football star. . . . Bob Tay-|due University will open Baturday|® Lirasis Fri ets Te in’ Rumors” | made at Warner Brothers. lor, one of -the backers of. the with two showings of Robert |" EE Last po Century Theater Group, is telling ’ “Roseanna | friends he would like to direct one Riaherty: 8 “Lousiana Story, at! nto” the of the Group's Plays this fall, and 9p. m. Pir}

ating a flurry among the walt- | a4 Keith's Theater.

: "Advent re in Baltimore h . Alins

" » ~ Bette Davis wants the cash quick. She's turning down all

a E 8 pe n “or Cc i nit - a nny omes percentage deals now that she's

freel \ It vant $0 hi " The documentary film depicts ot. ELAR Through. tomorrow: “House of re ane money. on the lin. rel Sion 1 “miroRD, of Mem- the oil industry in the Louisiana STRAND “rhroue h,, fom SEE adie of ’ |p is enn, who made a_name hayous and the way it effects th range an nna Lucas EDDIE C LINE, 8 uo directed for himself as the local censor ves of the bayou EE TA aT old Mack Bennett comedies, will Who turns aside anything that direct the Olsen and Johnson TV d0es not smell strongly of Mag-| , show on NBC this winter. [nolia blossoms, has again re- convocation series will be the vee rough Saturday. oT a |versed himself. Just approved presentation of the Robert Shaw |- Every Soring’ and © Red Mes NOT IN the script: “What's'M-G-M's “Intruder in the Dust.” Chorale of 32 voices in the Hall | wrong with being 407 Or 42 for another racial prejudice ory: of Muste, Oct. 7 and 8.

that matter? It's wonderful. It's Last month he said O. K.

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the time in a woman's life when| “Home of the Brave.” she 1s old enough to enjoy life, not| # & =

just take fit for granted. And] THE POPCORN menace 1s young enough to overcome her growing insidious. I just heard faults" Barbar). Stanwyck, about a theater owner who Drive-In

doubles the amount of salt and /BEFORE Kirk Douglas planed turns his water fountain down Thirsty pa-! with thrée friends at the Dells: A trons can't get water and wind] young girl sitting in the next yp buying og oft drinks, Jone told her companion: “Wait,

[Sings Again,” every studio fs try-| Frés Pony Rides Ton |ing to borrow Barbara Hale from|

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the movie love-making of Paulette, Goddard and Pedro Armendaris/ for “Beloved” will make Anna Lucasta look like Florence Night-| ingale. FIT

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