Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1950 — Page 4

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Miss Fletcher Theater. (Now I can say I got to sit down at “South Pacific”—

not out Frou, perhaps, but backstage, an

at the Majestic taigne Windust. A

“South Pa- uh Pa (uh) in the Now York Hi

oe 7, 1949, Premiers both pairs Joshua Logan who is a co-pro-afternoon ducer of “South Pacific.”

Former Hoosier M it Show, ormick (right). :

Some of the Princeton talent

dressing he associated with included Jose

Ferrer, James Stewart and Brefew of the group founded the University Players summer theater in Falmouth, Mass., in 1928,

In this company with Mr. Mec-

I went A because I had Cormick were Henry Fonda, Mar-

fdeas about those Mike (or Mac, take your choice)

wears, I didn’t get around to theilike Mr. McCormick,

shoes which garet Sullavan, Mildred Natwick

and Barbara O'Neil, all of whom, later did

idea right away because Mr. Mc- pretty well in the theatrical world.

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The McCormick Broadway debut was in 1933, in “Carry Na-|

Cheek,” "Soldier's Wife,” “State of the Union” and “Joy to the World.” He also ‘appeared in| movies— “Winterset,” “One-third | of a Nation,” “Fight for Life “Jig Saw,” “China Girl” and| Jolson Bings Again.” Misses Indiana “Strangely enough,” he says, | “I've never hit Indiana In any| of the plays I've done.” In an easel on his dressing table

Cormick who may have her name

Cormick started things off by assuring me he was not the Myron MeCormick who used to play on * the Indianapolis baseball team, Ruddy of face and hair, he has the stocky build of an athlete. But he says the nearest he came to athletics was a little basketball as a kid in Muncie’'s Central High School. He didn't make the ¥yarsity”—probably because even then he was more interested in dramatics. Before his graduation from Central in 1924, he was in high school plays coached by the late Garrett Leverton. Began at 11 Actually, he started being an Actor at age 11. That was when he joined up with a traveling medicine show, It was owned by home-town neighbors, ‘Bart” and

are two photos of another Me-| i

lin lights some day. The photos| are of his B-year-old daughter, Gaea, who attends the Children’ 1 Home School here. “You know how children of actor parents] are,” he says. “They're likely to, get the bug.” Gaea's mother is the former Martha Hodge who also has acted, | She is the daughter of the Wil-| lam Hodge whose first big stage | success was in Booth Tarkington's “Man From Home.”

Pearl Bartone, who lived across the street from Mike's parents, Walter and Bessie McCormick. e summer of doing walk-ons the Bartone Wonder Show d his career choice was settled,

was ticket taker and errand boy.)

His father was factory superin-

tendent for McCormick Bros. Co., which still turns out sheet metal and wire speciaities, His mother now lives in Arcadia, Cal, 80 do his brother, Robert, and sister Marjorie. “Lots of the McCormfcks still “live around Muncie, though,” he says. His interest in the theater car-| , led over to Princeton University

SE TTT Boy, 9, Burns Cartridge, | Suffers Facial Wounds |

Truman Jackson, 9, of 1442 found a 22-caliber Yesterday afternoon, |

he says. (Betwen walk-ons, he wrapped it up in a piece of paper,

and then set fire to the paper. When the cartridge went off Truman suffered wounds on the right] side of his face and right hand.| He was treated at the scene,

SPOT CHECK 8ST. LOUIS, July 15

(UP)— Fifty Intoximeters have been]

placed in police cars to test motorists suspected of drunken] driving. The device is so simple that it can be used on the spot

McCormick as Seabee Luther Bilis

tion.” After that came “Yellow| Jack,” “Winterset,” “The King-| fess Victory,” “The Damask]

Princeton,

tions,

Niildh oo, suended after Sradt- and with accuracy “| to alcoholic * i Military Institute. Besides earn.| Ontent of the bico ing a Phi Beta Kappa key at BIGGEST AVIARY Mr. McCormick was| active in Triangle Club produc- (UP)~The bggest aviary in Eu-|

ALPHEN, Netherlands, July 15

rope was opened here, with fo

One in which he playelt a comi- birds of 300 varieties, by the town

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