Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1949 — Page 64

= Hollywood : ; Blasts Phony Star Publicity

Teresa Wright Admits y Doesn’t Cook, Keep House

By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 17—Hollywood publicity switched | from glamour to pots and pans during the war. patriotic gesture. ~_ The war is over “but Hollywood is still in the kitchen. © It was a big mistake, "I'm fed up with movie glamour girls who pretend to be

right at home in flowered Teresa co-stars with the Broadaprons and who say they love! way import, Marion Brando

She reaily stuck the spurs the simple life of baking|, =o hy pie Hie cakes and changing diapers, I don't kfiow any stars who do ¢ It's a lot of baloney and I've their own cooking or feed their found one movie doll who agrees children, They all have servants J Tis Tareas Wright, Wo 3 Why, I know some peoplé- who door” ih ove aS a Te never gee their children except life. Press agents have said ple to pose with them for fan maga“Phony, phony.” says Teresa. "zine photographs, You just can’t . y keep ‘house and rear children

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“Plans Change | / “In Old Age Aid, Gapehart Says

Jacobs Accuses Him of Getting Off Track Again

TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 17 (UP)f U. 8. Sen. Homer E, Capehart | (R. Ind) sald tonight he would]

Security Law in the next session) of Congress to have paroll tax

money set aside “and not spent foolishly.” t “We're spending beyond our income, Sen. Capehart told an! audience of 500 in the sixth of his series of debates with Rep. Andrew Jacobs (1D. Ind.).

With only one more bout sched uled, Monday night at Evansville, Mr. Jacobs charged his opponent was changing the subject of the! debate built around whether

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Sevitzky, Fournier, Carmichael Share Symphony Plaudits

By HENRY BUTLER

LAST NIGHT'S "Symphony concert was a triple tri- NEW umph for Fabien Sevitzky, Pierre Fournier and Hoagy Paris how Carmichael. “The This fourth program of the orchestra's current series, “The to be repeated in the Murat at 3 p. m. today, is one of the falsees in ‘best wrapped packages of musical entertainment Maestro ers,” Mad f | Sevitzky has yet dreamed up. | - T— “It's a mit. I'll say also that it probably | It covers territory — from Some day \Rsisia to: Brown County. for will do better in Indiana than — ibl Y elsewhere, since music critics are > impossible example. And it's another in-'patoriously harsh on innovations “The won {stance of Dr. Sevitzky’s com- that don't crash and blast and The men dr bined showmanship and musician- jjjystrate some “chic” musical body dreen , | ship. doctrine, children.” Dr. Sevitzky starts his program | ® = =» Mademodis {with a Toccata and Chromatic| MR. CARMICHAEL, present model for ( Fuge by Hanus Aldo Schim-| last night, as he will again be this salon, now merling, a contemporary Czech. afternoon, acknowledged pro- Agency her

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She lives In a big home with a Byron Janis, pianist, will be diffic 'ribe briefly, th: a ; ‘when you work. 8o why net stop British-type socialism 1s being ! " ' : fficult to describe briefly, that . Co She told swimming pool and. has plenty of Kidding the public” Pp practiced by the New Deal, soloist th the Indianapolis piece gives the orchestra a fine Morton Gould's Serenade of which embl. servants, rest and money. a ow wt Busine Symphony Drchettra, conducted chance to show tone, precision Carols” follows the Carmichael. one. 50.1 we eresa remembers cooking a AS TERESA sees it: “I th Called Biggest Business . . and dynamics It's an ingenious improvision on , ERESA sees | nk Sen. Capehart said the federal by Fabien Sevitiky, in the fifth é ) 8. . she'd said | meal once. the stars should be thefnselves sen al ir of sub AE some of the less hackneyed carols, “In the “It was several years ago,” she admit their , gr PR government was the biggest busl-' pair of subscription concerts at THE SCHIMMERLING is fol- A major defect is -excessive working 8 said, “and there were a lot of fascinate people with the spar- & =" this country and it might the Murat Theater Sunday and lowed by the Classical Symphony length. There isn’t enough ma- daughter of loud. complaints. I haven't been kling lives they are able to lead lead us into ) Weve Monday Jan | and 2. of Prokofieff, which Is a famous terial to justify Mr. Gould's elab- er and Ru in, the kitchen since. I have a As J see it: Motion pictures en Bota bunch of ola in Wash Harry Blackstone, with his warhorse . of the Boston Sym- orate treatment. hear is girl nurse to take care of my children joyed their greatest popularity Heron ! able assistants, Adele Friel and phony. Dr. Sevitzky does A MAT 1 was able to hear only the first they're goin (Terry, 5, and Mary, 2) and some- when white bear-skin rugs and 10 101d the audience his pro 00 og yy bring his magic- velous job with i. cornplete of three offerings by the Sym- how they're tipes I get a guilty complex be- not pots and pans were in vogue PV°°¢ amendment would ‘reduce | "Show of 1001 Wonders" 1 understanding and projection of phonjc Choir and the orchestra: and also tt cause I don't see them as often (jlamor is box office. Pots and © penditures Bl along the Ine th ; °T ny, the music. Whatever problems ‘Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring,” in “The Ame as I should.’ vans and flowered aprons are not vou voted for the housing the Murat Theater Jan. 9. oceur, like the first fiddles on which Dr. Sevitzky did an admir- chiatrists t no» pa PR. ! y Ads bill Mr. Jacobs charged Sen ‘ - that knife-sharp edge of the high ,. job of marshaling not always crazy.” WE were talking about Holly-| HUMPHREY BOGART Is head Capehart, “and for all these New Times A i A met EO, A ve ni Adequate forces. Maybe the seat: : v ‘ S$ musemen . } a. . juate forces. Maybe the sea wood's retreat from glamor on ed for television despite his fea: Deal bills and now you talk e t Karr to Head Bridegroom, 76, budgetary problems. Give this ing has something to do with it, MADEMO the set of “The Men,” Stanley "I look bad enough in movies” about the government being a Clock C ti G Bride, 70, Honeymoon orchestra ‘more money and UI 8 sopranos and altos are gal of 22, w Kramer's new movie in which An old 1934 film, “Midnight,” in bunch of socialists MiRAT onven ion roup BELLMORE. N. Y Dec. 17 sound more like Ban, oiet almost drowned out by male the “footbal Sem—— which Bogle plays a bit, has been| Sen. Capehart, who comes up Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, W. Bryan Karr, general man- ( UP) } Great-grandfather Charles a pin of og oe ie voices and orchestra. te girls. The JOLLY CHEF Says: a athe ot a Soran he fe ny Pa we | sad rr. Fo LY ra oloiet rn ager of the Hotel Claypool, is the Lawmaster, 76, and his 70-year- is advice for parents of young The program concludes with an- leat FRIED CHICKEN phos “Night Eo A screen the Jim won or the country's PI elit solo new president of the Indianapolis old bride were honeymooning to- cellists. Don't let those young- other Bach chorale, “Christians, a very heav Choice STEAKS and Vincent Price and Ellen Drew Cope " i ’ he ous “Holiday Inn" with Bing Crosby | OnVvEAtion and Visitors Bureau.'day after a friendship of 44 years. sters miss the Fournier perform- Be Joyful,” and the “Hallelujah “Americal E PI , The Ida Lupino-Collier Young , The federal government is the and Fred Astaire. at 1225. 340 Other officers Mr. Lawmaster and Mrs. Eliza- ancg of Haydn's ‘D major Con- Chorus.” such a wong a Bot MADE DiEs J sptit-looks- permanent and 1 pre [biggest banaer, the biggest se-. 1 aden. Ca slenced Ypeteraat| beth Meyer were married yester- certo. It's brilliant and sensitive — — vou see it’ -HOU ’ . [curity “holder; the biggest tosars——° Yo Eve with Baroara include. James : k. athletic. Th A 3 I dict she'll file for divorce after Stahinyck a Henry Fond ‘day Mrs. Meyer. and her first and. so to speak, athletic. The. ater Mr. Dior 122°5.° ILLINOIS LL 5135 Kyun. 1. But theyll continue. as “PC¢ agency. the biggest land- 215 5.30 a “off o Forde; 98 hot. bien presi- husband and Mr. Lawimaster and | cello, after all, is a far tougher Civic The Plans peculiar, H {business partners in their new a. ane oe landlord,” Sen CORONET qonti Nimm QO. his first wife had been close instrument physically than the Production Tryouts natural. i } " | CE art sali . , ’ as-|, fiddle. Mr, Fournier has enormous { independant Sin VORLure: sim] “It costs money to be big,” he er Trieste. at 1 urer, and Joseph friends. ———— | understanding of musical value, ITyouts for the Civie Theater mike She quipped, -while the audience “Caravan.” with Stewart Granger. « J. Cripe, secre- |plus great and almost .sculptur-| February production, “The Fatal keep lookir | # laughed . at 2:45, 5.43 and 8.4 tary-manager. Police Trail Suspect esque dignity while he’s playing. Weakness,” will be held at 2 i | i J — I. ESQUIRE Executive com- i p. m, today in the theater worke- ’ | — Cites Lenin's Prediction “Wuthering Heights.” with Laii- t mitteemen in In Poker Game Slaying After intermission comes Hoagy | shop, 1847 N. Alabama St brassiere = 4 te ro 1 pence Oty . erle Oberon. Carmichael’s Brown County in ’ . higher.” Mon.-Fri. Onen 2:42 Sat-Sun. Open 1:30 nin predicted we'd spend rence Oitvier and Merle Oberon. al 1 W | . gher, Ho 1 He to B ourselves Into bankruptcy’ | 330 650 and 10.05 clude Willtam A.' WAKE FOREST, N. C., Dec. 17 Autumn,” a tone poem whose title. Jack L: Hatfield, director, will She conc New Thru Thursday ; “col “Storm in a Teacup.” with Rex | Atkins, Karl (UP)—Officers traced faint cluesiig explanatory. It’s a nice com-/be in charge. The production Pre Holiday Specials Pointing to the British, he “said. | i arn F on girls have be 2 any Nr “They've lost their freedom. they| Harrison, at 2 05. 5:25 and 8:40 { Mr. Karr riedricks, Paul today on the trail of Raymond position with pleasing melodies which is slated to go before the girls. L oli ‘don’t have enough money to eat] INDIANA __Rupprecht, and p, Hair, 23-year-old Wake Forest but no great profundity, as Mr. audiences Feb. 10 through 18 is “I was sh Laurence { livier (and they've lost liberties.” Hiking Man ny tne Jasus.® {Samuel B. Walker. ic ollege senior accused of murder-/Carmichael would be first to ad-|open to anyone. at the Lat a wi Sn oki and Jane Nig -— : . - kp ie Emily Bronte's Strange Love Slory f Inthe course of the contest; | er ne + 35 os 285 and 10-15 REQUEST GRANTED {ing a poker: playing pl. i NOW SHOWING | ‘What the “Wuthering = Neigh 9" - Mr. Jacobs denied a statement yihm,' with Eddy | COLUMBUS, 6 - Roy Watson Coble, 20, of Oak=| rather wear ‘attributed to him in a previous] * Araoid. s 12 ry 1.25: 6,15 and 9:05. i a., Dec. 10 {UP} inoro, N.C. was found dying in} practically. = a Rex-} Harrison <-fdebate.. shat... we're living. in oe A Kevee Be T—=3 T. Greer, 51, walked into po- Mr. Hair's wrecked car early] “The Foli : “fool's: paradise,” and accused! comert and "Robert, Young, at 1:50, ice Treadquarters amt asked to be yesterday. He had beens or : Ss tes pude, <b we “STORM ik ‘2 TEACUP" Set. Sapehart-of turning the de-| 440. 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