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EARL WILLIAM, Who will be Prince Karl in

title of Hoosier. He lived in Indianapolis six years in the 1930's, attending Cathedral Grade School and Shortridge High School. — Maybe the fact that he delivered The Times for a couple of years clinches the claim, though he’s quick to admit his junior vaudeville experience helped start him on the road to. show business. ;

Start of local Intetlude THE INDIANAPOLIS interlude came when his fathér, the late Karl Sauvain, moved the family from Earl's native town of Cleveland to take over managership of a shoe store on the Circle. Earl Jr. subsequently took the name of William for stage use. Broadway aspirations were still far ahead when young éEarl was paper-boy, baseballer, bowler and winner of “walkathon” and “wobblewalk” contests here. First place in a wobblewalk (sho*t planks with rubber mats strapped to shoes for comic effect) contest on the Lyric stage woh him nét only a prize, but also a kiss from the leading lady of the then current vaudeville bill. “I don't remember her name, but I was old enough to know she was darn good-looking,” he says. Back in Cleveland after the Indianapolis years, he went in seriously for operetta. and church singing in his senior year at Cleveland Heights

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a Convoy High School. Fellow church-members helped him SHERIDAN— Kill the Um pire”. and “Forwith his musical education=—voice, theory, plano. past for nearly a year, and Alive and Ricking. tunes of Captain BI plus cartoon “It was all with the idea I should go to Juilliard, a UEReY te A signal SPEEDWAY “The Awhalt Jug” and] but Uncle Sam got me instead” he explains. . Divs twa, uy seasons of summer opera .com- |g, Jp?00K lien Stallion” and “Sar- |] A pleasant six months in the entertainment Pe ie illlam:_ experience to date. , TACOMA—"1 Shot Jesse James” and Gre: : With his wife, the former Marianne Krause Trail of thew Yu program at Great Lakes was rudely interrupted ST. CLAIR—'Th “Aspiy it Jungle” by a.call to sea duty. That meant a couple of of Cleveland. and two children—Ken, 8, and: “uy, Rid Tom Tetase reard Gi AeOvalr SROABK : Patti, 3, he spends winter months in the Belvedere STRAND “The Asphalt Jungle” an years on a destroyer escort in the Atlantic. Crockett, Indian Scout.’ Out of the service in 46, he decided to try apartment-hotel, handily located near the Main yy XE ‘Chea eaper by the Dozen” and : B e M ) > » 8 wi % in New York. “I had very strange luck. Two hours Sn wv. Join . Bt. Summers, the Williams ,, PTOWN— “The Asphalt Jungle” and * The) after I got off the train, I wascasking Chasles = — no Seek vacation Spots. [VOGUE The: Engle and the Hapk” . & , Courboin, organist of 8t. Patrick's Cathedgal, Opens at St. Louis Muny’ FARING Ride Bich ‘abd “Fortunes for a choir job. Next Sunday I was there” he THIS SUMMER season is his busiest so far.| °f Captain Blood recalls y : He opened at the St. Louis “Muny } DRIVE-IN THEATERS : : . Louis “Muny Opera” as] i g “ ra i u VE-IN h t _ After three months at “St. Pat's,” he landed Charley Dalrymple in “Brigadoon.” He's here for feces and. “Kentucky: oi rom the role” of "Hendrik in" the successful Broadway “The Student Prince.” Then he goes to Louisville! ‘GREE Woy PELE IN “Gloves Bor | revival and restyling of “The Red Mill,” which, for “The New Moon” and “The Merry Widow,” MAYWOOD DRIVE. AN ory of Sea- - ds » es ™ " incidentally, played the late English Theater in" and still later to the Paper Mill Playhouse, Miil- MOONLIGHT (DRIVE IN" Johnny. Holl. November, 1947, That show lasted almost a burn, N.:J, for “Apple Blossoms.” da Cartoon Cir . . 1a sid i : eh a MERIDIAN. DRIVE. IN-' Buscanser's Girl’ year on Broadway, during which time Earl was A bit-of advice he gives to stage-struck young- pid Sinister Journes IN-<UHIIL Billy i » +h o § work J 4 h- Hu i doing church and radio work on the side. He sters is this: “Don’t leave your home town until a “Singing Sherif.” emceed a daily-give-away, sudience-participation you're prepared. If you're a singer, be sure you STADELAND OU —“The Damned J y ot FTN : Don't and “Kill the JN e show on New Yark!s WINS, which used to be know how to sin If a ctor, ow how THEATAIR TWIN DRIVE-IN — Riding i y B: in a kn 3 to fgh” and “Humphrey Takes A Chance’ piped out to WLW Saturdays, act, and be certain you're just about the best in plus late show tonight: “Letter of InWhen “The Red Mill went on tour, Earl com- town, New York is crowded with very, very tal- WESTLAKE DRIVE-IN—"“Wabash Avenue” muted from Philadelphia to New York six weeks ented people who aren't working.” wil Sabi “Gyoon ine Ri om] ¢ 3 jo e to keep up: the radio work, From Hartford, And he concludes with a statement he feels Texas” and “The Enchanted Forest’ plus Conn,, he commuted by plane. “But when the keenly from his own experience: “For success, c*F'000 as

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Tadic program. I was worn out,” he says. ability.”

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Indiana University Players have given this ancient ‘melodrama a

wonderful treatment. Though for spectators it's a treat, ih a treatment, I think| |You wonder where you've the manner deserves extended. them before—or gags like comment. Burlesquing and over- = c Answer is: acting are held to a necessary N minimum. As a result, the comic interludes and the genuine pathos of Ned Albert's famous heéart-| render come across very well,

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you of this marvelous dramatic der he didn’t commit,

delighting - depiction of British ing a witless person. high life, is what the TU players] “East Lynne” do with it. Credits will be numier-| view Fridays, Saturdays an ous. Henry Kleymeyer strikes the 23.

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