Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1949 — Page 12

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Palm Springs Has Cash, Sun |

Only afew Million Dollars Ago Lush Area Was Simply Desert

PALM SPRINGS; Dec. 13—-The calendar says Decem-|

# There's 4 man, with colored lights and tinsel and holiday Primarily {spirits, making a cactus bush in front of the luxurious Casi{tas del Monte Hotel look: like a Christmas tree and he's get-|millionaires. It's just like a wonderful dream I'm sitting in shorts be- except I know I'm not dreaming |

‘side a blue tile swimming because I can still hear Those clippity-clops are

THE INDIANAPOLIS" TIMES _

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nis Ball Ingredients, further says, bounce.” like to bounce, I don't. Palm Springs was for luxury

You can sit by you pool and If you sit the “Mule jackets will lunch and

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This was the patriotic idea of Santos, the bartender, and Pancho, the headwalter, at the’ Bennis Club. Santos also mixes | up a concoction he calls a TenIt has 10 different he. says, and he “It makes Great for people who

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cept I'm happy to report, and Joe '? the pool boy: {Stalin won't like this, that Mos-| [cow Mules in Palm Springs are,

“About three degrees warmer, The temperature was raised. |

Anything to please the guests. | | Jules Lederer, from Eau Claire,

|Wis., was looking in amazement

lat the swank Palm Springs Bilt-|

{more Hotel, built by 8am Levin, the San Francisco theater mag[nate. Lederer finally caught his

[breath, turned to Sam's son, Irv- |}

|ing, and said: “It's . difficult to believe that {only a million dollars ago this was just degert. " »

THE LU XU RY and the let's-

of Palm Springs is evident everywhere. Even to names like Mrs. Pleasant, who is the hostess at {the Hotel Casitas del Monte.

ting sunburned,

{pool trying to watch both thé coming out of a portable phonoIman decorating the cactus and graph in someoné’s bungalow. {a blond in the pool and I'm get-| too,

Palm Springs, I hoped, had escaped “Mule Train” thsenuse of poor radio reception) when I came down here to report the opening of another season at

breakfast, early and late editions of the newspapers, stock market quotations, ice water, sun-tan oll and even a telephone, | tourists. Then, I suspect, if you are too, — tired to move, you can call a waiter and he will carry you pig-

| economy trick for the manage-

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~ I ALSO forgot that vodka and

re- gy-back to your room,

The town Is just a

swimming pools surrounded by | beautiful | old ladies taking vita- |

bungalows, villas, blonds, niins and waiters.

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degrees the air,

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TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1049

Shirley Templo—Barry Fitasrerald COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR

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Abbott & Costello “IN THE NAVY"

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” Came Woatt “TASK FORCE Burt Lancaster “ROPE OF SAND”

OLD ) TRAIL — Gary Cooper—Teress J rmed “PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" Richard Travis “SKYLINER"

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Gary Cooper—Teress Wright “PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" _ Richard Travis “SKYLINER”

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Glenn Ford—Evelyn Keyes “MR. SOFT TOUCH” Rod Cameron “BRIMSTONE” In Color 2119 Prospect

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‘THE RED DANUBE” “EASY LIVING”

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| George Brent * ‘RED CANYON" In Color “PENNY SERENADE" WEST SIDE BELL on mest Morrie In Beautiful Technicolor

ENTIRE SHOW IN TECHNICOLOR Mark Stevens— Coleen Gray “SAND” June Haver ‘Look for the Silver Lining”

Shirley Temple—Lon MeCallister “STORY OF SEABISCUIT”

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