Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1950 — Page 13

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Actresg Thelma Ritter’s Quick on the Uptake

Now she’s John Lund's|;——

son,” and Gene Tierney plays|

By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, July 11—Thelma Ritter can ‘match wits with Groucho Marx anytime. ; Thelma is the New York character actress who got fan letters, with contracts enclosed, from every studio in town following her role of the beer-drinking friend of Linda Darnell's mother in “Letter to Three Wives."

{thro hout th the ent . mother in “The Mating Sea. sete en e entire concert my

her daughter-in-law, First time|s

Thelma heard Gene la told her; ugh she the kind of a laugh that should! come out of a haystack.”

KURT FRINGS, the gent, pent -a week-end on producer|

“You k {Milton Bren's big racing schocner,| now, you have the Pursuit. Kurt looked over the| cital with Robert McDowell, pi{luxurious cabins, all the polished! anist, at 8p |brass, the smartly dressed crew,

A fellow actor told Thelma she|etc., and finally whispered to an-| had a “documentary face.” Thel-| other awed guest: “You know, I think it pays to ducer, “but, of course, in my po-

ma came back with: “Gosh, may-|

be I can get a job in the newsreels have money.”

as a sweepstakes. winner, the!

A Hollywood doctor told a

mother of quints or a dame who movie doll she was run down and Just found a pearl in a fish gut.” needed a change,

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EZIO PINZA is , Cihon for “Do you know that during the last and one head o cocker spaniel.”

“A change,” screamed the doll.

this: He was greeted backstage 18 months I've had three hus-|

at a concert by an effusive fan Pands, four cars, three jewel rob-| beries, 11 cooks, two divorces and lists two new stars:

who gushed:

“Mr, Pinza, I'm so crazy about! your singing that I actually stood! during the entire performance just to hear you.” “Thank you very much” Pinza. - “But my dear lady, wonder if vou realize that 1 Stood

seven (change can you suggest?”

I do they lay eggs?”

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Well, they do,” said the pro-

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“EVERYBODY DOES IT"

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Dan Dailey “CHICKEN EVERY SUNDA

Morris “House Across the Street” ERA ATVBATTLE FOR KOREA" _

“THREE CAME HOME”

William Bendix “KILL THE UMPIRE”

Al THE HAWK’ * anapol §; Sara c son, The committee rejected a re- ! : am oe pe ta Cd “EiaF “EF Sela Conn and Patricia See ues of he naan. ciety of | + one “ROCK ISLAND TRAIL” [* New Push-Back Seats * SOUTH SIDE Danville, ES Seaton i aapingtan. to.send. the. caravan.) oo . HOTEL SEVERIN — YWARD—Dana ANDREW ir meng on ea {to the national capital for In- » Children ; “WMY FOOLISH HERRT" GARFIELD sa CoOL diana’ Day tomorrow. The Wash- | REGENT GEORGIA AT ILLINOIS 1166S and MAGGIE OUT WEST Adm. 50¢ 5; FREE | | Alan Ladd “Captain Carey, U. §. A." Kirk DOUGLAS—Lauren BACALL {ington trip would have eliminated | gont. from 10:15 rime Rl fo saa x “YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN" {showings in 10 Indiana cities. 3 ee ——— : Walt Disney's “DUMBO” In Color ET Th ET - a Ee

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£18 TNDIANAPOLIS TIES _

Ennio ni, former solo

cellist with the Chicago Symphony, will be heard in joint re-

p. m. Friday in Pur- | due University's Hall of Music, Lafayette.

{sition they don’t have to.”

” - JACK PAAR, admitting that he’s gone Hollywood in a big way:

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Brisht Leal” with Gary Cooper Prego Bacall, at 13:15 3:30. ana al World,” at 11, 2:10. 5:28 KEITH'S in Goes = Marie Wien Corinne Balvat Sthare. at O00 1:50. 4:4 and 10° ep »" with Zoro. at 12:50. 3:35 ph and 9:15 LOEW'S

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Iu Harp Ensemble Slates Concert

Times State Serviee

MICHIGAN CITY, July 11—A

“I now have a station wagon concert by the Indiana University

contract list FRANCIS and HARVEY

= n n FROM Martin Ragaway:

| Harp Ensemble will open the 10th

THE NEW Universal- Inter-/annual music series of Interna-inany had started its business. on solemnly tional Friendship Gardens here

{Saturday evening.

With Mrs. Margaret Buehler

{ White, assistant professor of harp

“I'm in favor of the new swim- {in the TU music school, directing,

” ” J Les Mawhinney's idea for a -TV show that can’t miss: Two puppets, dressed in _cowboy outfits, staging a wrestling match. The show will be sponri patch, hy. an 3 Aten

; ier ———— “DIDIA HEAR at the movie-| {struck doll who was told she {wasn’t graceful enough and to go| {home and practice walking with a book balanced on her head. {She went home, practiced walk-! {ing with the book on her head! [for 90 days, and sure enough,

ishe became graceful.

So Paramount bought the | book!

n THEY TELL *the story about

the late agent]

One day he walked into a story, editor's office and said: “Here is the best story I ever read. Make this picture and youll win an Academy Award.” The story editor looked at | Frank, glanced at the script and |saild, “I'll tell you what, Frank. {I'll give you $10,000 advance

~~ |right now if you can tell me the

{name of the leading male charjacter.” Orsatti, who hadn't even read [the story, phi t do it.

LETTER to Don *ragior from | Elizabéth Taylor, who played his| bride in “Father of the Bride”:

{but honeymoon | movies.”

‘Robin Hood’ S Set By Canterbury

State Service

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lurday in Danville Park.

| Directed by Prof. Thoma Wilson and accompanied by me bers of the Hoosier Symphony or- | ichestra, the company will stage! the opera-inma natural setting outdoors. | Students singing principal roles linclude Charles McRoberts, Dan{ville; Robert Blackburn, Chicago; {Edward Leche, Seattle; Wash.;

| ville; Frederick Myers, 10.; Herbert Goldsmith, Rochester,

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| DANVILLE, July 11—The Can-| ee {terbury College Opera Workshop| (will present the light opera “Robin 2002 Calhoun St., reported the cat!

{Hood” at 8 p. m. Friday and Sat- |scratched her son Rollie, 4. Earl-| lier the cat had bitten Mrs. Jackie

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Atkins, vocal soloist, Bloomington: Bobbie Lee Logan, Shirley Ann Hur-

ley, DeKalb, _ Ill; _ Marjorie

iSchlamp, Evansville; Greg Jones, Anderson; Harold ..Chamberlaim,

Bloomington; Patricia Miller,

Goshen; Ruth Thompson, Bloom-

PO Brot. C. L. King ‘also will assist.

Five Sue Firm For $46,000

Five residents living near the

Glidden Company, 18th and Montcalm Sts, yesterday filed suits {asking nearly $46,000 from the company. All suits charge the Glidden Company pollutes the air with ‘smoke soot and chaff from treatment -of soybeans. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Worth asked damages of $21,219 on two pieces of property. They re{quested $12,819 damages to the Worth Regal Food Store, and $8400 damages to their home, 1739 Montcalm St. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Hobbs asked $15,500 damages for three pieces jof property, 1251 W. 19th St. 11830-32 Sugar Grove Ave. 1249 Herbert Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bruning, 1223 Herbert Ave., sued for $4200; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Sum-| asked "$2700, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert! Movies are better than ever— Bruning, 1820 Gent St.,

is better than $2380 damages.

mers, 1960 Montcalm St.

Stray Cat Bites, Small Boy, 2 Women

| A small boy and two women | {were bitten by a stray cat today

lin the 2000 block of Calhoun St. Mrs.

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Police killed the cat which was taken to the City Dog Pound to!

be tested for rabies,

‘Heritage Caravan To Stay in Indiana

Lumber Fim Wins” 2), 7 gen | a sim ; Expansion 0K

{sion to expand in the face of stiff

[1140 E. 46th St. !derson Lumber Co, owns prop-

| lumber yard’s storage section as Mon.-3i. Voni 8:48 ja “dump” and complained that 5 {loading operations were noisy. CROSLEYS—AUSTINS TONITE THRU THURSDAY. Injunction Upheld BANTAMS

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