Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1950 — Page 10

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CIRCLE : Anrord in the Desert.’ with Danas. . Andrews and Marta Toren, 1: 21° 2:45, 6:25 and 10:05. "1.

“Woman in |

Sunday in Meridian Heights Pres-| Duncan RENALDO as 3 i ‘bytertan Church, Central Ave.g*Daring Caballero” curaniol

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they're too old, One told me:

too old Tor getra. work?”

Douglas is reportedly = about, friends say he’s most se-| rious about winning back his’ exwife. . . Butch Jenkins, now 12! is planning a film comeback. | Movie fans will hardly recognize) him. Most of those famous| freckles have disappeared. » =" ” LEGAL EAGLES are getting/ kingsized forehead creases trying to bring off an acceptable sep-| aration settlement between the; Frank Sinatras. There's a lot of] red ink.

| » " » { THE MOOLAH being pulled] down by Charles Laughton in! his readings of the classics is giving Hollywood stars ideas. At least five top stars are asking] their agents to set up simliar| tours. I can hardly wait (or can] . 12)-to hear Lana Turner reading| excerpts from “Uncle Tom's Cab-| in” “and Hedy Lamarr spouting | Charles Dickens,

HU NTING PALS ‘Gary Cooper | and Spencer Tracy are both gun-| ning for the same rabbit—the lead in Ernest Hemingway's new novel, “Across the River and Into the Tress. ” ‘There will be no “You

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2 Magnificent Productions

“GREAT EXPECTATIONS” Plus VIVIEN LEIGH in I “ANNA KARENINA" }|

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WENDELL COREY 0 ur DON HARTMAN proguction

STARTS THURSDAY

~ CIRCLE

! h lds They Charge They Are Not PEAT EE oF jana 41m, C lled E E a | Assisting artists will be. Martha | a ven as xtras. Ass Karenina with Vivien | Rucker Ceili, violinist; ; Consuelo * 28. ouchman Dunmeyer, cellist, an : By Erskine Johnson “Great Expectations,” at 3:30. {Helen Harrison Dailey, . harpist. | . HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 21 i INDIANA |Audrey Magshall will be accom-|

always takes care of its own needs a shot in the arm. Scores) of old-timers, who. helped found the film industry, are not, being called-for extra work because someone has decided

“The only time we get a job is when some director pal

| Fonda role ji ihe london peo! Movies are BETTER Than Ever!

| vive a biscuit-making routine he|

¢|her after a serious auto accident. |

Mon. -Fet. Open 3: 45 Sat. ~Sun, Open 1 30 [Gloria Nord featured. ..Jack! pate ved. Thar’ oy [Weathers “Guilty of Treason, ol

THE CHARLES DICKENS CLASSIC [the biggest money-maker in Fagle! =| {Lion history. Jack took a chance]

{the picture but now says it's a leat best since “This Gun for Hire” $ Avon Truth “Fred Astaire's dancing with-Betty is Sain hte onlin — = Hiitton In “Let's Dance” is really 2 great. Bob's new find ‘for Para-| mount is 17-year-old Karolee

with the film rights to Mahatma Ghandl’'s life story. |

“Dear Wife,” with Willlam Holden. Joan Caulfield and Mona Freeman. A |panist.

—Hollywood’s boast that it]

at 11. 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10:15. rvice,” with John

i of A w : . Borsa sad} ena: o i240. Popularity Contest

3.25

Sneak Preview at 8:45, Planned At Tech

: uti : ; ; “Johnn b A popularity contest, to elect

Holiday, William eas ERE “Mr. Bass Clef” and “Hiss Treble 'Clef” will highlight a Mardi Gras Friday at Technical High School. | Another feature of the pageant will be a style show in which 10! . |girls .from the Personal

“Belle of and

"Holiday Affair," opening Thurs- | ns olden “and olsen Char. a |

day at the Circle Theater. : , a ana

” ” MARGARE®. O'BRIEN will dol

Glenn a, gli -ATmy- gi ; : 8 ex- 345, 6.48 4nd. 9.56 grid star more famous-for being Chrysler "Dealers Urged i LYRIC.

the ex-boy friend of Liz Taylor, “12 O'Clock High,” wit rego + {has hired an agent to land him To Demand Strike End Pack A203 Dean Jagger, of ET . a movie job. . . . Harry Brandt, DETROIT, Mich., Mar. 21 (UP) : oF SAT., MAR. {president of the independent the- —The nation’s 10,000 Chysler| : J “SUN. MAR ater owners who once startled dealers were urged today to de- Jordan Student to Give| . {Hollywood with his list of “poison {mand settlement of the 56-day d 1 8 M at the box-office” stars, is back to| {Chrysler Corp. strike. - "Gra vation Recital { ’ — a |his favorite theme with a modern Dex Price a Dallas, Tex., De-| Harry Propalis, tenor, will be. HERES THE SCREE Py * ALL REC . - » x i ial es aon lp Poms, Sete, BOTS rested vy oe Jordan Colles BIGGES WE “Let the old stars go on tele- pag of Music } duati ital ernoon Of vision and drive the people back trade publication, Automotive n a graduation recital at, . f “TL Eule 15-the Movies.” News, asking dealers to ‘“or- 8 p. m. Friday in the Odeon, 108 BOLT OF ’ [ den, Gola ganize” themselves into a pres- E. North St. . RW Mi

” ” . JOHN GARFIELD will get $10 A group, Mr. Propalis is a student of]

“ ” he demand was published as a performance to do “Peer Gynt ld industry sources indicated Leola Turner at the college. He

on Broadway in the fall. He gets |, ., a settlendent this week might Will be accompanied by Elaine, $200,000 per movie, . .Ty Power be 5 ossibilit .? I Buck. will get four figures in the Henry, Ie y-

w . $1.20, $1.80, Tax Inel

He's a test pilot forJet Planes — his action role of roles!

~ ETENTH

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{duction of “Mr. Roberts" next | winter.

. . ” CHESTER CONKLIN makes an appearance on Tex Williams’ |TV show tomorrow night to re-|

{made famous. in Mack Sennett's|

comedies, | 2 = 2

WEDDING BELLS will ving} soon for Frances Gifford and Dr. | Michael Gurdin, who operated on|

CONTINUO PRR Sa

. Harold Steinman will do al color version of “Skating Vanities, {of 1951" for the screen with blond |

the Cardinal Mindszenty story, is

Movies Are Better Than Ever

0. ” 4 Ry BOB FELLOWS .is the fair-| * haired boy at Paramount with io » two hits, “Let's Dance” #hd the| A u o£ 1 Alan Ladd film, “U. 8. Mail” 2 eon

Ladd yelled when he was cast in|

RAYMOND MASSEY : RICHARD WHORF ‘em STUART HEISLER

‘SCREEN PLAY-BY LIAM O'BRIEN AND VINCENT EVANS SUGGESTED -B8Y-A STORY BY-J. REDMOND PRIOR

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® . . KEN McELDOWNEY, now making - “The River” in Indfa,| may come back to: Hollywood

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