Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1949 — Page 35
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SUNDAY, OCT. 16, 1949 :
get out of their ruts,
It Happened Last Night— Star Gets Out Of the Rut
Janet Blair Doesn't Want | To Be Poor Man's Rita Hayworth
By Earl Wilson NEW YORK, Oct. 15—Miss Janet Blair, of Hollywood, skidded on some ice cubes at the Waldorf Wedgwood Room the other night and fell on what would have been her bustle —if she wore a bustle.
Janet, a real bundle of blond beauty, was opening a supper club engagement there before the chichi crowd, when she slipped on some ice that/Bisciburn twins (male) in which | had somehow escaped from ashe sings and dances. a champagne bucket which], 2 Supposed to be for the
Chicago Theater only but she Somebody managed to upset. turned out to be the hottest thing House detectives; hearing she/in cafes and the whole country was carried’ upstairs, rushed up|is bidding for her. o propose she see a doctor. “So what now?” I asked. “Get lost!” Janet said. “I don’t] “Well, I'm not sitting upon any need a doctor.”
pedestal sa, ‘See here, HollySo far as I could find out it Tine y
wood,’ ” she said. was the first time anybody at] “But I'm a stubborn Sa A fhe Waldorf ever got hurt by ice
feel that I have a unique cubes outside a glass, but any- sonality that has never gly way, I got Janet to wiggle out
Rita Hayworth. When I do go
NEIGHBORHOOD “I don’t want to be a poor man’s| ‘THEATERS
of her bedroom in her trim dressing gown and tell me whyinell she was playing for saloon so-|. Plan to go back—it will be with| biety suckers instead of making ® different approach. movies. You work hard,” I mentioned.
oe “Yes, I don’t think any other “It took a hell of a lot of guts . = "(114 do it.”
to get out of my Hollywood rut,”| « Janet, an Altoona, Pa., babe, She added, '] thrive on it.| said
are?” I asked. I don’t know what to say. My|
feel a fast 17.”
# LIKE EVERYBODY else, she| would like to do a Broadway| 4 show. I say “everybody,” I mean % | Sysrybody who hasn't done one. Everybody who has done one is!
{trying to forget. and “‘Brimston “When I was at the Paramount LINCOLN "The Sant Dan Patch” snd way with the famous Sadler's |phony premiere was Abram ChasTheater,” she said, “Richard Ald- MECCA Yel ow Sky” and “The East Wells company of London holding) ins’ “Period Suite” which was Janet Blair 4 that Heb, Gertrude Jawrelces hues OLIVER" (hs Champion” and “Hold jorth in Jue Metropolitan Operaiplated = she first time any- .. Janet, who was so tire a ve shows | ” | Ho w - -|Where, Oc ORIENTAL—"Brimstone and "Anna La ment, succeeding the Ballet Russe ho.
ghe looked about as full of lite came back after each one. |g as Digger O'Dell, said, “Holly-| “He sald, ‘You remind me so wood had me typed.” much of Gertie. You're able to “I was typed,” she sald, “as a do all the things she does.’” sweet, clean, young, light, fluffy, Maybe you remember Hal dopy, unintelligent—but pretty— Kemp? In ’39 Janet was “is dame. {vocalist, and he was killed on “So I got out. Lots of people the way to "Frisco with his band. 1 guess| She got a picture contract and be made pictures that—outside of |“My Sister Eijleen”—didn't attract any more attention than an instep at Leon & Eddie's. Yet,
bank clerks who want to painters do it.” ‘Janet got up an act with the
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were willing to fur-line and even platinum-line the rut she'd been living in. But she had planced) this cafe act and so she refused to make any new deal. The Moral of This Tale is, “Get out of your rut, after you've got a new rut.” ” That’ s Earl at's Earl brother. {
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So Currently appearing in atractions on the neighborhood theater screens are: Dan Dailey and | Sherri Robinson in "You're My Everything” (Bell, Ritz and Fountain Square), Loretta Young i in "Come and| to the Stable” (Belmont, Sheridan and Old Trail), Virginia Mayo and James Cagney in "White Heat" (Arlington, Daisy, Speedway and Vogue), Kirk Douglas and Lola Albright in "Champion" (Emerson,
hai Chest NEIGHBORHOOD { ARLING hite Beat” and “Trail ot | of a PN ay
Pin Commang Decision” and “Va-
Lost Tribe, “Return of Octob: EMA—' Soseanna “McCoy” and «Good |
T—“The Girl In the Painting. Oliver and Tuxedo), Joan Evans and Selected short Judy Garland and Van Johnson i
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| GARFIELD Neptune's Daughter” and|
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Wife” and “The Lady
de Monte Carlo.
ambles rive You's re My-Everything” and “Mass-| American debut Oct. 9, is present-| RIVOLI— The Good Old Summertime"
“In and “Air Hostess. SANDERS “Sorrowful Jones” and “Cun Smugglers HER AN—' ‘Come to the Stable” and
SPEEDWAY — ‘White Heat” and ‘“ManSTAR. mewiifat Slonds Som Bashtul ST. CLAIR 2 The Ciood Old SummerSTRAND-—' ‘In The Good | Old Summer-
ny “The Luck
presented four new num
series of divertissements based o
ang a by diostess by William Walton; of the Tris
TUXEDO" lampion” and “Roseanns!drawing with music by Gavin Kostelanetz commissioned a UPTOWN In The Good Old Summer- Gordon, and “Symphonic Varia- number of works that have VOGUE White Heat" and “Amertcas|tions,” an abstraction using the achieved some popularity, includ-
New Air ower: plus color cartoon and
ne ZARING—' “Tn The Sood old mm and “Illegal En 2 Sryme
Cesar Franck score.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Current Film Offerings On Neighborhood Theater Screens
The company, which made its|
ing 12 new works. Recently it| to celebrate the 70th anniversary bers and|Of the start of the Panama Canal. repeated the program the next I's background would be in one night. The four were “Hamlet, not the Central American coun-| ESE with music of Tchaikowski's| tries, to parallel the circumstances; SEES
“Overture Fantasia”; “Facade,” a n poems by Edith Sitwell with music|opening of the Suez Canal and an
“The Rake's Progress,” based on the Hogarth
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«N.Y. Ballet Season Features Sonic Booked Sadler's Wells Company
NEW YORK, Oct. 15 (UP) — the composer of “Symphony FiveThe new ballet season is under |and-a- Half.” Another NBC Sym-
ANDRE KOSTELANTZ an{nounces that he is considering {giving a commission for an opera
lof Verdi's “Alda.” It was a com-! {mission to commemorate the
Egyptian background was required of the composer.
ing Jerome Kern's “Mark Twain,”
Aaron Copland’s “The Lincoln
Aside from its scenery, Which p,.rgit» and Paul Creston's
SUBURBAN came by boat, the company was|.p.ontiers.”
GREENWOOD DRIVE-IN —— “The Lady and ‘Angel in the Skies.” “The Girl From Jones Beach” “Sy ooks Run Wild." D DRIVE-IN—' ‘The and “Heart of vai |MOONLITE DRIV
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PAWTUCKET, R. I, Oct. 15) THE NBC SYMPHONY'S sea|(UP)—On the same day, four/son is featuring a number of new
morial Hospital after each had|ers. It will give the world pre
a finger tip cut off while at work. miere Oct. 22 to Don Gillis’ eighth| THE ARTISTS Veterans Hossymphony. He will be recalled as pital Programs, founded and
transported to New York by air. It numbers 60 dancers, all young,| personable, and skilled. After it Ft. Wayne, Ind., Philharmonic has| being received at the Coliseum it will dance in been announced by its conductor, Richmond, Igor Buketoff. Instead of the us-|-subscription and five|its third season next month with| ‘Pops,” he will conduct six of more than 300 musical artists and]
works by contemporary compos-
| AN EXPANDED HeaSOn for the
five
Sonja Henie will bring her 1950 Hollywood Ice Revue to the Coliseum on Thursday, Nov. 17. The show will run daily through Dec. 5, except Monday, | Nov. 21. Mail orders are now
office.
LONDON, Oct. 15 PF,
The Duke of Edinburg, 28-year-
lold sailor-husband of Princess | Elizabeth, and father of 11-month-| old Prince Charles, left for Malta by air to resume sea duty which he gave up when he married two, years ago.
He said his goodbies to his
family at their home, Clarence House, and then drove to the airport for the flight to Malta. big ‘farewell cocktail party in his honor yesterday, the first time she had played hostess to such a large
Elizabeth gave a
gathering in ey wa home,
lieved
THE DUKE will join his ship,
the destroyer Chequers, on Tuesday as first lieutenant, Princess Elizabeth is expected to join Philip at Malta shortly before Christmas. No official announcement has been made by Buckingham Palace, but it is beleave Prince Charles behind and spend from a
she will
month to six weeks with Philip.
(
As first lieutenant Philip will be permitted two shillings and sixpence( about 35 cents) for drinks each day. This is plenty, since gins cost only twopence farthing
about 3 cents).
Teachers Here Will
each, beginning Oct. 26. Edmund | ntertainers going to the hospitals. Kurtz, 'cellist; Samuel Sorin, pian- The program. lasted with only 20
ist; Ginette Neveu, violinist, and| J oseph Battista, pianist, have been engaged to appear with the orchestra as soloists,
rected by Jean Tennyson, begins
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|Knoxville, Tenn.; Davidson, N.C;
Raleigh, N. C. ‘Her first orches- * tral engagement will be on Oct. % 29 and 30 when she sings with X [the St. Louis Symphony. After several other engagements in the ddle West, she will complete r fall tour in Washington on| Nov. 27 with the National S8ym-| * phony.
Display Art Work Teachers in the Indianapolis {public schools will get a chance to display their own art talents when the first exhibit of work by local school teachers goes on display in the Wm. H, Block Co. auditorium tomorrow afternoon. The two-week exhibit will have paintings, ceramics, jewelry and
other handcraft included.
“Yes Sir, That's My Baby’ Posiae Fighting O'Flynn’
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‘Johnny Holiday’ To Open Here Under Kiwanis Sponsorship
“Johnny Holiday,” the film
that made Indianapolis movie
those hot days
| conscious jof July and August, will have a {dual premiere in Indianapolis and Los
les. Showing of the William Bendix
starring vehicle here is being
sponsored by the Indianapolis Kiwanis" Club and is slated to open on Nov. 17 in connection with
{ National Kids’ Day, Nov. 19. The
theater for the premiere has not
| been selected as yet.
Kiwanis International will
ishare in proceeds of the film to
further youth projects, with emphasis on work for underprivileged children. The producer, R. W. Alcorn, is a “graduate” of the Indiana | Boys’ School at Plainfield where the picture was filmed. He is | co-operating with the Kiwanis Club in furthering its youth
kissed his wife and son goodby| activities, through production of ltoday and went off to sea.
| the picture.
8 Bands Guests ‘At Butler Game
Eight high school bands were guests of Butler University's {marching band yesterday at the Butler-Indiana State football game here. The “Band Recognition Day” program honored 395 high school band members. Charles Henzle, Butler band director, presented certificates to the bands during the half-time ceremony. Bands attending the game were the Elnora Owls, Odon-Madison Bulldogs, Knightstown Morton Memorial, New Castle Trojans, Pike Red Devils, Elwood, Alexandria and Peru. The massed bands presented two numbers at half time, directed by Joe Gremmelstacher of Indiana $tate and Divid Hughes, Indianapolis, president of the Na~ tional School Band Association.
Short First Name BURLINGTON, Vt, Oct. 15 ~Ld4 Elmer Bliss is a student at the University of Vermont. “My just like
first name is pro it's spelled,” he explains.
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