Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1949 — Page 4

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| “In Holyareod he _Judy Returns To Flickers

= Back in Front of Camera For. ‘Summer Stock’ Role

By Erskine Johnson § HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 27-~The new leaf turned over by| Judy Garland is very becoming. - i : For a while there Judy was playing her big scenes in sanitoriums and in “the M-G- M doghionge instead of on Be) screen. : Now she's back in front of a camera for “Summer,

fock” and anxious to do 8 cuit, 1 I congratulated Gene on “the good job. She says she feels{New York reviews of ‘On, the - great and looks it. Town,” which he directed. |

tried - » oe i da Be thous sxe | HE LAUGHED and said, “Your chestra will play for the New

cited about. 1 couldn't find them. | trend Sinatra got some nice) Year's eve dance in the Riley “I've lost 10-pounds,” Judy said, "no ces, too.” Room of the Claypool Hotel, “and I have to lose a few more. Geis hda_twe novel Jaco sponsored by the Alpha Zeta nour’ I gained weight because I'm so| herr, ir in "Summer Stock™—a | goy, i ternational sorority, healthy. I've learned how to eat Jitterbug square dance routine were : . ies and for the first time in my lite and .a big production number 1 can sleep at night.” with the entire cast of 20. The |

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novelty of the latter is that ! . Gene Kelly and Phil Silvers are it's staged in the dining room | Clock Paintings of Judy's co-stars in the picture, al of a farm ho i CIRULE. Hemisphere”

backstage story of kids crashing |, LL Broadway via -the barnyard cir-| ‘A couple of years ago,” sald - . leas sepr— |Gene, “we'd have a set a block] “The Wolf Munters.” at 230 {long and Busby Berkeley would 340 and 5:30

= 2 be directing it from a Navy| . rer win Os WEN = | mite 3 ee pr

Lady Takes A Sailor’ with Dennis Morean E40. 650 and 10

can painting. {include ~ paintings

- i Phil Silvers is stil separated! Smal esavine aD the Mark | trom his wife, beauty contest eather al 6 and ¥ ORLEANS Jo-Carol Dennison,

But! “Duck soup.” with the Marx | Painters

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~ safety skit writing By Opening a “PEOPLES” CHRISTMAS CLUB

In UAW Blast Plot

DETROIT, Mich., Dec, 27 (UP)|

cil, was announced

lof a migsing “potentially danger- the fifth annual

Workers.

PEOPLES STATE BANK

Felix T. McWhirter, Founder I0E Market St. MA, 1301 Day

|fiad, disappeared from his home| [Christmas Eve, ‘and may have left {the city, authorities sald. He was

NAPLES, Italy,

Jwar of Receiving Hospital about a year ago. He was reported to

ing Walter and Victor Reuther. panic,

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CLEVELAND, 0., Dee. 27 (UP) | —Five thousand striking transit workers today agreed to obey al court order ending their six-day

The workers, members of the {AFL Amalgamated Association] lof Street; Electric Rallway {Motor CoachiEmployees, voted at a mass meeting to return to work. | Bus and streetcar service was ito be resumed as . quickly as the imen could reach their car barns [trom the union meeting. { Union = President {Meaney told 3000 union men at; “if you. have nfidence in your union you will [take our advice and. return to] The members then: voted to end the crippling six-|

officials

Harry McCrady and his or limited service would be resumed, at once but that full schedules

will not be arranged for today to| minimize the traffic expected during the evening rush

Herron Art Museum

Show

oo weer Mrs, William Paley Named | ron Art Museum's annual January

. exhibition of contemporary Ameri- Best-Dressed U. S. Woman |

Broadened. in scope this vear to from Central and South America, the exhibit, of wardrohe for 1949 was a custom-made pink maternity coat, topped to. remain on view through Jan. the best-drested women of the year today and became the No. 1 22, comprises 51 oils represented

instead of Jo-Carol going home| INDIANA | } Barbara Cushing Mortimer Paley, wife of the president of the 0 Take Your Family for 1/; Fare [to mama. mama came home to| The Great Lover.” with Bob Hoge ander V. Jackson of Canada.iColumbia Broadcasting System —— The |; ot Phone FRonklin 1554 [ Phil, Mrs, Dennisori is keeping) nd nana non at 130. 440. Mario® Carreno of Cuba, Carlosiand mother, of three ybung chil a Or Your Travel Agent house for him while Jo-Carol | “There's A Girl Mr Heart, Zunigo Figuero of Honduras and dren, won the title for the third \ | 1] a i A artment. with [A *Sowman ag Elyse Knox, | Diego Rivera. of Mexico, besides time in the poll conducted annual- . (2 Ticket Office, 6 E. Market St. ves in an ap at 12:25. 3:15. 6.10 and Kk United Stat 4 Matinee and Evening a f 1 ] Like Errol Flynn, Phil says all! KEITH'S such well known Unite ates ly since 1940 by American fashion AALS fon Beanie Performances Now on Sale af Coronet age W a “Saludss Amigos.” Disney ear- |artists as Eugene Berman. Alex- designers. § Mickey Rooney—Thomas Mffchell | and Claypool Box Offices. he got out of his marriage was toon. at 1.15. 3.20. 528, 7:38 and ander Brook, Francis Chapin. It was her 7 Adults 50¢. Children 250

, | seventh appear- w | ‘8alvador Dali, Gladys Rockmore ance on the list. Mrs. : 0 THE BIG WHEEL” Hatcher = Davis, Lamar Dold, Jerry Farns- and the Duchess of Windsor have |

==! 10:10 | LOEW'S | “Adam's RID.” with Spencer Tracy |worth, Ernest Filene, and Katharine Hepburn, at 2:30, |Knaths, Jack Levine, SL Sad Jr 3 sight win (Schreiber, Ben. Shahn, Hurd Hatfield and Mean Willes. at Sterne and Max Weber. ENJOY A Ta, LYRIO “Christopher Columbus.” with pen Prederic March, at 1, 401, 702 Skit Contest oO ns

omne. Oman: with Ran Rani. 0., Home Safety

Openjpg of the second home two and was rated fourth for

Spon- 1940, has a chance to challenge, Guard Suspect’ $ Home sored by the home safety division ner for honors of the generations

of the Indianapolis Safety Coun-

contest

today

The winning skit will be pro-imayers in 1935 as “Mrs. Simpson, Police today guarded the home quced over radio station WIRE at :

all-day home of Wales,” |ous” former mental patient sought, safety institute Feb. 27 in the | for questioning in the dynamite wm. H, Block Co. auditorium.

| plot against the CIO United Auto prizes include a radio and cash. |

The man, who was not Identi- 2 Trampled to Death Dec. 27 (UP) |gweepstakes began in Paris in —Two women were trampled to/1933.

{released from the ~psychopathic/death at the traditional Christ-| mas midnight mass in the small church of Termoli when a 10- the Ihave made oral threats against| year-old girl, Carolina Delia, set , cork |the union and its leaders, includ-'off a firecracker and caused ajlist compiled by the New Yor

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David 8. Hayes, | in a‘dispensary of the Eight Army in Osaka, ° Pte. Harold J. Bergmann assists.

Mickey Rooney—Thomas Mitchell

“THE BIG WHEEL”

"ia maines” “IMPACT”

Doors. Open 5:45 p. m.

- By BARBARA BUNDSCHU, United Press Staff Correspondent

| TALBOT - 22nd - Es rae NEW YORK, Dec. 27--A doctor's daughter, whose chief item

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starting SUNDAY —JAN. 1st The Satins - Passion Play in ) velor

challenger of the perennially best-dressed heights held for 16 yeafs

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Kiddies’ Join Up Sat. Mat ROY ROGERS RIDERS CLUB 1 VOX PA HE SEASON'S GREETINGS apt

2 times each, but both started |when Mrs, Paley, now just past (30, was a schoolgirl. | If Mrs. Paley keeps on being 36TH and ILL TA-1400 t |well dressed, it appeared that The only the Duchess of Kent, who & | has appeared on six lists, topped . —

Mon.-Fri. Open 5:45 Sat-Sun Open 1:30 fe tnd

Now Thru Thursday The Duchess of Windsor, whe Those Mad Men {first was listed by Paris dress- k ” ‘

& THE wr MARX BROTHERS & Two of thelr Purnia? ‘Animal NDUCK Crackers’ Soup |

Exclusive Paramount Re-Releases

SPENCER TRACY KATHARINE HEPBURN

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" /, . ADAM'S RIB’ JUDY-HOLLIDAY » TOM EWELL DAVID WAYNE + JEAN HAGEN

"CHINATOWN at MIDNIGHT"

seen frequently with the Prince’ has held the top honors five times. She placed second this year. Mrs. Willlams has held top position on two French and one {American lists since the fashion

She's third this year. Ex-Dancer on List Musical star Mary Martin was

only other new name on the Now {Dress Institute. Showing ord piy ei Mrs. Paley, a tall, slender bru- © 2:00—6:00 and 8:30 = her dress. 8he maintains a small .

Last 5 days!

S wardrobe, When she last topped = the list in 1945, as Mrs. Stanley = G. Mortimer Jr. she said she had S traveled all year with her Navy = husbahid with just three suits. “Daughter of the late surgesn. = Dr. Harvey W. Cushing. Mrs. {Paley made her debut in Baston = and at 1 White House dance in = 1935. | Others on this year's list were ! FIFTH: Mrs. Leland Hayward the former Mrs. Howard Hawks, ‘who has appeared four times and ranked first in.1946. SIXTH: Mrs. William Ran- £ dolph Hearst Jr.,, who appeared ='on the list for the first time last = year.

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SE EIGHTH: Mrs Byron Foy. who TUES. FRED MacMURRAY—In Color PRESTON \ ] ° . FOSTE g ranks after the Duchess of SANDER WED. “TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE" “GERONIMO” ¥ = Windgor and Mrs. Williams with -— - - ~S-nine- mentions-and- one -top- place. e § EE — in 1935. Neighborhood” Theater Di or | NINTH: Mrs. Louis Arpels, of irech y the Pari§ jewelry family, who A T D J £540 » Michigan also appeeared for the first time rear EAST Si E DAISY SA -2238 last year athren GRAYEON I LANZA Bh. . THAT MIDNIG HT Kiss" ~ Five other women received Warren Douclas “Post Office Investigator” enough votes to rank among the Bob Driseoll “SO DEAR TO MY HEART” - — first 10 but wer» disqualified be- Roy Rogers “SUSANNA PASS” In Color - Low a cause of affiliations with the — TERRY Moons BEN JOHNSON fashion business, the Dress In- HAM | § # TON ITY JOE YOUNG stitute announced. They were 2. CTR Fast wae. Ga “GHOST ON LOOSE"

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