Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1950 — Page 22

i oe = me = John Wayne Kept Busy Escaping Unsuitable Roles

Dodges All Pictures Unless They Provide a ‘Wayne Script’

By Erskine Johnson 3 Aver : HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 27-—John Wayne, the star whose! They told him: “We make {career rode a pogo stick for 14 years, curled a finger around|G00D pictures.”

the handle of a teacup and allowed that he’s spent more Wayne 418 . aot Ee na

Yvonne # ’ time getting out of pictures—bad pictures—than getting Voyage Home. — "Gal Whe 1 he el" into pictures. gr 9 Tate to RKO and : . J RT ga A Ta Cartoons! Quite a statement for a fellow who has been i in so many, offered to work at half his sal " f . :

ry to star in “Tall in the Sadgood movies lately, But he The story was about a row over| “a

JIMMY PALMER admits: der He knew it would be a

| whether is make the college co- good movie, He found the Presenting ' bad educationa 3 ve olives more \ The matter was settled in the Sey. Wimelt. WAS 2 good | Cousin Emmy will bring her KAY KYSER'S [le roan pay ols GH “Ifinal reel when the girls beat the| Ax he says: kinfolk to the South Side Musical Style 120 years. Dar er iain ing DOYS In a basketball game and| “The story has to be right for, Armory tomorrow night for Se N nl good ones hoy the Sottin ng the college want: couincationsl; me. It's a Wayne script or it Isn't] first in a series Wight Jor 4 dr Mr. Wayne made his frst, a HE DIDN'T GET another good|3, Wayne soript. 1 know what I} night barn dances. Emmy etary

n do. ; good one, 20 years ago. It was picture until 10 years later when|®*) ‘ - will conduct stage he beDANCE “The Big Trail.” "Be climbed aboard John Ford sly “at tread em T cant eet with| tween the dance sets. His Jlecond, he says, was the prize-winning “Stagecoach.” That ft. I can't feel it. I don't want worst he’s ever had. {was in 1939. He was under con-| uest It was a college picture, “Girls/tract to Republic, playing in fe Xe Eo. : us tion of ile Times Amusement Demand Excitement,” and he/third-rate westerns, and. Ford script.” Clock [played a college boy who was borrowed him for the role. After "T ” © : all in the Saddle” there CIRCLE supposed to do the exciting. It, Three days after the film's pre- were more bad-‘movies for MT.

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Sammy Kaye Band "cee

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4:38, 7:13 and 9:48. LYRIC

Acts and Contest lagoon” With Jean HE fpison. "i est of Program and 1030, Fill o 3 4 Pr | un a 35, ge 4 Rodan, a

Including his closing theme, {Sammy Kaye and his hemi iA. P. Giannini Estate played an even half-dozene«num-{bers during his stage appearance Valued at $600,000 lat the Circle Theater yesterday. SBbwooD CITY, Cal., Jan. 27 | The balance of the hour stage|(UP)—The late A. P. Giannini, ishow was devoted to Blair and Who founded the Bank of Ameri|Dean, a soft-shoe team; Frank ©, the world’s dargest, left an |Marlowe, who would like to be State of $600,000. “America’s Dafest Comedian’; A list of Mr. Glannint’s hold-|

“Sammy Kare » orches was directed by a dance director. | | miere hts home studio vast him in| | Wayne until Herbert Yates moved on Sess. 44 at 1:08, ET RELEASE ROBERT FLAHBRTY'S in as his boss at Republic. Mr. rH fr 1 1 INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNES {Yates fired the executives who pi {sneered at his work in “Stage-} No ao J with, Nine {eoach” and put out the order: | Martini and Patricia Roe, & TECHNICOLOR Ul a A “No pictures for Mr. Wayne at| HOMSON y Republic or anywhere else unless| Rederave. at 3.2 rw" With Michael EITH'S Music by Vine! a Orchestra iN they are Wayne scripts.” ESQUIRE (4 K br ANDY Conducting a ¥ | Mr. Yates and Mr. Wayne un- bran er BYagtovert’ Pla | : pra ! mam ii, derstood each other. pl ‘ge That was the turning point off vet and James Donald: avd ands; 2nd Dine a {1 [@): 7} hs 1 . ) [4 | Mr. Wayne's up and down ¢ s up and down career, INDIANA y [

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ADDED TO OUR REGULAR PROGRAM SATURDAY MATINEE

UPTOWN—Tex Williams “SIX GUN MUSIC" ST. CLAIR-Hopalong oS TEONTIERSHAN" A MAth LaRue “SON ORIENTAL—Hopalong Cassidy “IN OLD MEXICO”

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local amateur contestants selected {by Indianapolis’ leading disc | jockies, and Kaye's “So You Want

ings was filed in Superior Court, here yesterday. The net value of| the estate probably will be around|

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[to Lead a Band” contest, with/$480,000 after payment of debts, local contestants. attorney's fees, medical and fu- | When the band did play, it(PeTal expenses. sounded good, but couldn't you| MF. Giannini died at his Sanly bave given the audience just one Mato, Cal, io last June at more little number, Sammy? That|th¢ 28e of 79 fingle in the box office was for His will left $9000 to relatives | your music. and employees and the rest to

| Blair and Dean had a happy|°BAnitY.

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