Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1949 — Page 8

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By Earl Wilson NEW YORK, Nov. 11—Fire marred a few paintings by “Famous Amateurs” at the Celebrities’ Art Show, but didn't ruin any. No, sir! (One expert said the celebrities had already ruined them when they painted them.)

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. |interrogating women about their | AS took a trip on a bogt named | |s— habits: I phoned Blooming- “Traveler” but declined to pose! { |ton, Ind, for him, and Mrs. Kitor a picture near the boat's i. |said he was away but she wouldn't name: ' . {say where, “Well, thanks, I'll try| “Some -—-," ‘sald Douglas, to locate him: in New York,” Ii“would be sure to write ‘Fellow’ said. She answered, “He needs jn front of it!” privacy. I wish you bad luck.” * wo» » mm : SINCE IRVING BERLIN ED WYNN told on TV of a turned artist, painting landscapes, woman who came from a fasti--ete. his téchnique has aroused dious family-—-her father was fast, curiosity, I asked his friend, IT'S and her mother was hideous, Irving Hoffman, “What does Ber-, aa lin wear when he paints?” { OSCAR LEVANT, on television; Hoffman replied, “Paint.” 0K 10

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Personally, I enjoyed Joe can paint just as bad as pro-| JOAN BARTON — The lovely remark (“Dewey and Dulles are borrowed tune DiMaggio's picture of a badly- fessionals. ~~ singer is shown getting in shape a couple of political falsies”) and brother. proportioned ball bat, Ezio Pin- ——— - za's painting of a fat-necked Mary Martin, Duke Ellington's painting of a nude gal with a . rear that: lights . up, Toots Bhor's| impression of a; drunk with just! one thing miss ing (a face), ) Robert Sher Mr. Gillespie wood's picture of a lion reading a book with a rose’ in its paw, and Diz Gillespie's sketch f—uh—Diz Gillespie. Capt. Edwin Molyneux's paint tng of two roses hecame a picture

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of one rose after the fire. His pieture-was said. to be the best in the exhibition, It was all for a wonderful cause | «-the Urban League. The celeb- : rities were good sports and put| » IH ): RE 3 in a lot of work, TON = yo « ” » ” UN ] ~ = - YET Dr. J. B. de la Faille, the / A -_——yy : Van Gogh expert; catted the whale 0 H : ? — a) thing from a technical standpoint, / ] a “Chamber of Horrors.” He was : asked whether he thought the celebrities had had the pictures ghosted. “No, they're not good enough to be ghosted,” was his unkind, remark. Well, Doe, 1 don’t know;

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