Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1949 — Page 12

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3 a i Last Night— Miss Truman Ee ‘Bags $15 ,000

{late at night} ‘+ and found a big * Gross Income for 1949, Put “At $30, 000, Cut Away by Taxes

[louse in his | clothesfcloset ‘ry Holllywood couples now take vows to be true . ‘to each other while honeymoon- > |ing. A. |

rio Truman's been sung hristmas at their Pebble Beach |

ith abou Cal, hame outside Frisco. . . .| up, her '49 income, and finds’ she'll wind WY {Margot Brander's Frank Libuse’s

$15,000 for her year's singifig—B.T. (Before Taxes). comedy foil at the Latin Quarter .. After Taxes, Lord Yelp her. Shell probably by grinding z # x =» | her pretty teeth and ‘growling, “That fellah Truman and his Wish r d Said Thot “bi h taxes!” ~ w= MYRON COHEN, the ex-gar-| 18 2 ~g lexpenses for peroelt, accompanist ment - salesman « turned - come-| 1 got this, from her mana and secretary, big sums for post: dian. now appearing at Leon & Ed-|

a és A. Davidson, ers, circulars, ‘etc. and coaching die’s, says of the man _ he used to| get. Ja she gets from Mra. Eva Zayde, of he, “May hé rest in plece goods.” ‘wife's fuming a little at re- J

a. 587 Riverside Dr, a ports she's a millionheiress, hav-| She gets $1500 a concert plus a 7, ’ Ing earned as much as her pop, percentage in big halls. Today § Best Laugh “around $100,000 for the year, For Tuesday night's radio. shot ACTOR FRANK CONVILLE “I cn assure you that Mar- she got two of three times that, KO! A safely vault at the Hotel garet’s ‘gross income for 1949 “And the way concert business Belvedere. put a ralsin-cake in it i is, I-don’t intend to raise her fee 2nd each day came with a long next year.” Davidson said. knife to cut off a sliver. Finally “With both spring and-fall tours the managemen x denianded next year, she might gross.$60,000 “What's going on?-We CA ant open instead of $30,000 still a ‘long the safe just for this!" Conville jway from $100,000.” said, “It's the only place 1 can Fifteen G's is a good hurik for a Keep my raisin cake.” "What {girl of 25 to clear but Broadway'll tayamean, the only place? : always remember that Mark Hel- Well. you see, I got mice in my linger used to tip that much room.’ on» And after those Truman Taxes, What's Hot whew! I longed to tell her some. pny [A VARR'S becoming an thing sai by Frar.k Loesser, com- \ warican citizen % . . Maxie Ros poser of “Baby, It's Cold Outside.” o,p150m's USO troupe (Europe ete, He sdid he found it hard to bound) was forced down at New. save anythiig nowadays, port News .". . Louise Marock “You a ppendthrift? I asked Wall Street woman broker, gave jm. a party for 200 at her 1125 5th “the government Ave. apt. beforé the huge Debu-

will not. be more than $30,000,” is!" tante Cotillion . El Morocco spilled over with royalty as the

he said. “And her net income won't be The Midnig ht Earl {Puchess de Tallyrand entertained half that!” he added. GOOD RU oH MAN: Over-the-| count de-Paluel and Count Max counter sale of pome of the new pug” Labor leaders agreed

abbed him after Maggie's press session at Carnegie Hall. 1/cold cures that make you sleepy i, keep their elements “in. line” would ‘be halted) pf) Mayor O'Dwyer

hafipen to be tone deaf and don’t a whether Mag can sing for if some medicds fis honeymoon. ; have _their way.

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¥ apples—but I do tke her, Leo DeLyon reports Taffy ho she shoves out her hand They ‘want them Tyuftie was rebuked for" signing and says) “Hello, Mr. Wilson,”| sold -by prescrip- per checks John D. Rockefeller naturally; I like her a lot more. tion only. Told it was illegal, she said, “LisTa think that the énly person Carl Channing's yop, you mean Rockefeller Ain't who calls me Mister is the Presi- Ain trust wants goo4 ‘for the dough?” That's.

staf billing for Earl, brother. # her in “GentleiE men Prefer fF Blondes,” and] Producer Herman Levin no wanta. . .. Socialite “Put” Huriphries staked out a goldmine in Colorado. and. is working it... .

dent's daughter! I'm told she can sing. but if she can’t, most singers can't, let's face it. We press people had sal around tossing questions. 1 told hep. of Groucho Marx's crack to me: that the only way a Republi! , ih’ could get into the White House would be to marry her, i haven't any Republican ‘boy. friends now,” she said, and then

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«jg Kilpatrick x dmired Fred Gimbel's every bit as good as Europe!” $200 hat at the Colony, Whereupon Then_Davidson told me about) impel gave it to him. -- The her yeatr's loot.” Ed-&Pegeen Fitzgerald radio and “She didn't have any income to TV shows are going coast-to-

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