Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1951 — Page 29
he great brass estra and the le performance
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~ a large turnSaturday have at Temple, this » annual Triad } to Glen L. e, together of the ence Elbert con-
furat Chanters, ohducting, will Murat Theater, eating in the Room for an flow. The sound the music to e theater stage.
m., the concert / a reception at 1t- Social Room, L dance at the
Plans ra Series ecial )., May 19- The r Opera Assnwill sponanr a era hesides the Opera program. with a peralinda.” will be
nati Garden on st of Reading
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HOT CAKE makers should wish their products were elling like a couple of new records. A smash hit and still climbing is Buddy Morrow's ‘Rose, Rose, I Love You” (RCA Victor), the trapmaestro version of a Chinese song imported by American ;Is to England where it now reigns as the nation's top op. Another catchy version en f this transcontinental pop ‘tice to Erroll Garner's piand. Thus s- Gordon Jenkins on Decca. say
Vaughn Monroe,
from the first week sales -mark Ite says. The versatile pianist . teams with John Simmons on f 65,000 on the “Sound Off,” has y ’ bass S 7 son’ - RCA plants ass and Shadow Wilson's drum
’ working a 24- { hour schedule to ‘ fill initial orders front,”
on * Nev
RCA, incident- «pha Way You Look Tonight.”
ally sort
record by releas- series are “Piano Moods — Earl
ing six Mor
V. Monroe then brought 2 0»
out
diers” on even shorter notice, Page and Patti Page sing ‘Mister making it the fastest pressed rec-
ord in years.
Other new releases include: | COLUMBIA — Big-voiced Tony §& Bennett blends beautifully with] the Percy Faith orchestrations of “I Won't Cry Any More” and
“Because of You.” Rage of New Yor sends a little of her Middle West with a
“Cause I Leve You” and “1
Shouldn't Care.”
Here's one for the harmony!
fans—Volume II o
les Are Soaring
By DONNA MIKELS
playing
we'll skip the adjectives and just that the album of “Erroll
still reeling Grrmer Gems” is just what the
ming on tunes including a very un-Hoosierish “Indiana,” “Rody and Soul,” “I Cover the Water- . “I'm in the Mood for Old Soldiers Love,” “Laura,” “Penthouse Soreer Die. nade,” “Play, Piano, Play” and,
» Set some Two more pleasant additions to of a speed the Columbia “Piano Moods”
“Rose, Rose” Hines,” and “Piano Moods — Joe days after Reichman,” both with rhythm ac-| row cut it, companiment.
“Old Sol-. MERCURY—Patti ‘Page, Patti
and Mississippi” a cornball and hit - potential. Rex Allen also I has cut it.
i voice Her Nibs Lt Georgia Gibbs k Edith Piaf magic to the)
as much, singing recording of |
“Tom's Tune,” and “I Wish, I
Georgia Gibbs PY listening.
wish.” It's hap- World of Music—
Aon ix Concerts at Prad dettes’ uncanny Th with- Martiere RET Ralph Six once S a ra es
out accompaniment.
“Santa
The tunes Lueia Luntana” and “I Love You ® rye rom les Blue gown” 0 pert il nessa “on ie Will Honor Pablo Casals
OUTLYING—Current neighborhood and drive-in theater at
i
Zaring, Maplecroft Drive-In, Meridian Drive-In, Pendleton Pike | With just one fractions include: John Wayne and Patricia Neal in "Operation Drive-In, Shadeland Outdoor, East screen of Theatair Drive-In, and
Pacific" (Arlington, Oliver and Sanders), George Raft and Virginia
does three times Mayo in "Red Light" (Tuxedo), Gene Tierney and John Lund in in “Stage to Tucson" (Avalon), and David Wayne and Tom Ewell in "The Mating Season" (Arlington, Fountain Square, Riveli, St. Clair,
Westlake Drive-in), Bob Hope and Marilyn Maxwell in "The Lemon Drop Kid" (Emerson, Hamilton, Oriental and Yogue), Rod Cameron
"Up Front" (Belmont, Irving, Strand and Uptown).
Neighborhood Theaters . .
DOWNTOWN GREENWOOD DRIVE-IN-—"The Steel Hel-|
“ " “we met’ and “Harriet Craig. AMBASSADOR “Sunset Pass” and "Code nop, yORGET DRIVE-IN —- “The Mat
of the West
Will Be Drama
“-
in Hollywood— -
Rita’s Picture
MGM Dickers for Film Rights to ‘South Pacific’
By Erskine : Johnson ti
HOLLYWOOD, May 19— Exclusively Yours: Columbia and Rita Hayworth have decided that her comeback picture will be a straight drama—not a song-and-dance jamboresa: Drama of her life with Aly? :
; : ial It's hush-hush, but ME&X<has: been negotiating forthe movie rights to “South Pacific.”. The outcome may deters. mine whether Ezio Pinza's
contract is renewed. Essay by DePauw:
“Quo Vadis” has been
snipped to three hours running Teacher Published
time. ’ Times State Service i. . ®u = GREENCASTLE, May 19 »=' GRANDMA Marlene Dietrich’s ‘Angry Dust,” a critical essay on: 21-years-of-stardom ‘luncheon in the poetry of A. E. Housman by: the Ambassador Hotel brought Oliver Robinson, member of Dee: out the Hollywood press who at- .., Pauw Universitended a 1930 bread-baking in the ty's English same room when she was first staff, has been. introduced to movietown. publiansd by: Rouben, the Ambassador's mal- (Bis ut ow wp tre d'hotel, who supervised the Pp a Robin. 1930 luncheon, paid Marlene a ro ot yes compliment shared by everyone son, author - > present: “She wasn’t the glamor two volumes of girl 21 years ago that she is to- : | fiction and Due day.” i LT + merous mage : 2. a W | zine articles, hag” THE PICTURE that will co- {Q Bdivided his star James Mason and Lena Prof. Robinson HOUsman booigs Horne is moving closer to the it- into three ‘segs can-happen stage as a Mason in- tions, ineluding a consideration of: dependent to bg filmed in Europe. the form of mechanics of House - . . Johnny Mack Brown's the man’s poetry, an analysis of thH4" latest cowboy to merchandise philosophy of the poetry and &°
er
|articles under his name—at $25,- discussion of reasons why House’
000 a year. man thought as he did. i 1
Sophie Tucker, who told her | “Angry Dust” is dedicated to agents to skip TV after her Dr, Raymond W. Pence, also. off.
ing debut with Jimmy Durante, has the DePauw faculty, in whoa
OHIO ‘At War With the Army” and “The 3¢alon and father Makes Good 4. changed her mind. A mountain English composition seminag ear. tai heel. Blazing Trail” and “Hit ding and. “Fortunes of Captain, of letters from dyed-in-the- Prof. Robinson wrote most of ; Typewriters just don’t do jus- i ic By United Press : : the Ice.” MERIDIAN DRIVE-IN— "The Mating .Sea-| WO0OI Tucker fans whe rarely first novel, “Triumvirate.” Ai ria Su pid A nar NEW YORK, May 19—The Casals Music Festival at NEIGHBORHOOD ped, ind ry Danger "U0 | got around to might clubs | eemrmeat—— Vi 3 4 ' : - y y , ARLINGTON The Mating Season” and tug Season’ I yy e = . . Aas > “Alice in Wonderland,” “I'm Prades in the French Pyrenees has been set now for July A Pace To ADEE naa Lr ie turned the trick. Girls Buy Hushemels 20
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STILL SINGING Mario | 2! the tune is by Red Foley, Who v. .cornia during its season of Straight season. There also will RITZ —- “Bird of Paradise’ and “Cry Charles S. Rauhm, Harvey Mel-|
Lanza is now in his second week on “Idle Rumors” and “The M2Y 25-30. at the Esquire Theater in a dou- 'Crawdad Seng.” ble bill of his first two films, | "That Midnight Kiss" and | "Toast of New Orleans."
| “The Unbirthday Seng.’
| Late,” “The Caueus Race” and 7 through 26.
and ‘Stage to Tucson.”
Season’ and “Blue Blgod' plus “The
Margaret O’Brien snipped those
fl Re 1 gt . : 4% BELL The Redhead and the Cowboy" TMEATAIR Al iNT TILE. IN (Rasy /1ODE braids six inches and has 10 Flee East Germany °°
» » =» The committee announced that like last year's festival, and “Tulsa "=. 0 Blue Blood.” SCREEN) “The Mating Season” and promised her mother that she'll BERLIN, May 18 (UP) | DECCA—Danny Kaye never this year's will not be on a commercial basis but another CTEMA I'd Climb the Hishest Moud- yugaTAlR TWIN DRIVE-IN (WEST consider more shearing. . . . Elsa anxious to flee East , | sounds better than when wife , .. roel fs CORONET “The Bnforcer’ and “You SCREEN)—“Mister 880" and “Two Flags | apcaster heads east this fall and live in West Berlin are : a | 2 : tribute to Pablo Casals, the ’cellist, as a great musician. Were Never Lovelier.” 2 WESSLARE DRIVE-IN — “The Matt : = + Sylvia Fine provides words and y BE DAISY “Bird of Paradise” and “Blue WERTLARE ORIN EIN The Malin for her second nightclub tour. ... chasing husbands in the woste ‘music. That's the situation on The program comprises siX Pare o in J 1 Tat it will be DREAM — “Harvey” and “Women in wish MacArthur Stary.” Gig Young, making a personal ern sector for $110 for s Ly aris in June an ater w € Prison.’ STH RB — Th nforcer’’ +
|“Happy Ending,” “Rhythm of a | New Romance” and “Om the | Riviera.” c
fcrew eut and. long hair—!t
| “Pizzicato Rhumba,” backed by § There’ s-—a-—new—group— joining | the “Truman shouldn't have fired
| MacArthur” movement—the radio | listeners up to here . with “Old
also teams with Evelyn Knight ” -
My Island.” And
Lafayette Symphony nis Day gets Plans ‘Pops’ Concert |Soufin-the- mout
LAFAYETTE. May 19 — The Mississippl.” . 3 . Lafayette Symphony Orchestra, Ralph FlanaThomas E. Wilson conducting, 820 has another
will end its current
a spring ‘pops’ concert next Sunday evening in Jefferson High
School gymnasium.
Table reservations at $1 a per- Winds son (50 cents for students) may =
be made by writing B. Kemmer, 618 Cre Lafayett, Ind.
Irish tenor Den-
on “Mister and
hit coming up in * Season With yo ilight Rhapsody,” sung by Harry Prime and the Singing» -
1%
Lisa Kirk
Lisa Kirk warbles a “Tree Grows in Brooklyn” tune, “Love Is the Reason,” ‘backed by “Sad and Lonely.”
Mrs. Charles stview, West
BEECHGR LO
TODAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY
L- iE Recital “Scheduled
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Ciyta Clark and Mildred Trieb x
7 3 ang 3 x Errol FLYNN—Dean STOCKWELL | 11 Present their voice and piano
Color by Techn
icolor [students in recital at 7:45 p. m. §
opr oe tomorrow in Wilkin itorium. ¥ KIM ; § audttanm i
William EYTHE—Marjor
“CUSTOMS AGENT”
CONT. TODAY FROM 1:45 P. M.
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“HARVEY”
“WOMEN IN PRISON”
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Comfortable Push-Back Seats ‘Betty GRABLE—Dan DAILEY Caoler by Technicolor
“CALL ME MISTER”
George RAFT—Virginia MAYO
“RED LIGHT”
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ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR Maureen O'HARA—John PAYNE
“TRIPOLI” Jane POWELL—Ann HARDING
“Two Weeks with Love”;
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three sides of two new discs, orchestral concerts, to be conducted by Casals, and six)
| Here's a happy blending of music will be that of Bach, Bee-
Camarata conducting the England long programs and during the 12 | Kingsway Symphony on his own of them, will offer a wide per-,
| “Swedish Rhapsody.” masters.
| perform the work.
| finished a new orchestration o {Offenbach music titled “Offenbachiana” and dedicated to Jennie | Tourel, who will sing it.
! : i
hamber music concerts. All the
HAMILTON “The Lemon Drop Kid" and pues : and the other half when hoven and Mozart. They are ......; yncjyde several “special IGN AE ont and “Three Desper- The 22d Annual Hoosier Junior Nis romance with Paulette God- |, colved by divorce, bri * nights” of more popular music. mle MeRS wk” and "Oh. You Lamb show and sale has been set dard is over... There's a Current! azine “Der Stern” said. = | An innovation will be a pro- MBSOLA- Tama : for June 14 at the Indianapolis PUZZ that a small army of direc- ar
pective of the works of the three
recorded for Columbia.
EMERSON The Lemon Drop Kid'* and and "Short Grass.’ “Cry Danger. - FOUNTAIN SQUARE—'"The Mating Bea-
= = = . IN\ADDITION to the classics, sou’ and “Blue Blood. Junior Lamb Show
GARFIELD "Lullaby of Broadway’ and
Stadium Concerts at Lewisohn ‘Southside 1-100G." Stadium in New York this sum- GROVE “in: ung ~cusgms Agent” And Sale Set June 14
In My Crown
gram of excerpts from Gilbert and MECCA_= Destination Moon” and "Stars Unjon Stockyards, Tha program Sullivan operas, with five soloists OLIVER PI iio Pacific” and will start at 6 a. m. and continue
Fol AT HE Yisead dem ieLanbe bind Bhd we ei hiete eid Bnd ORR ag : eT em ww > associated With the Savoyard rep- oRIENTAL-“The Lemon Drop Kid" and all day, ending with a dinner for THE FIRST performance of the Tomahawk." ; the young exhibitors at 5:30 p. m.
The American Art Quartet will
String Quartet No. 1 by Alexei ertoire.
‘Soldiers Never Die.” Latest whack Festivals in the Ojai Valley of Soloist, will be given for the
Haijeff was Orites and “A Night
rn in Russia but came to the Vienna.”
~ 7 bo RCA VICTOR — Tony Martin {jpjteq States and was educated sings “I Get Ideas” and “Tahiti, at the Juillard School in
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"MISTER 880" Josesh COTTEN—Linds DARNELL "TWO FLAGS WEST"
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OUTDOOR TH RATER
7301 W Wash. —1}
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"SHORT GRASS”
I. Ben Davis
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GREENWOOD Your "FAMILY" Drive-In
15-Min. Drive South on Road §1 SHOW STARTS DUSK
Robert HUTTON —Steve B
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"THE STEEL WELMET"
Joan CRAWFORD —Wendell COREY
"HARRIET CRAIG" PLUS COLOR CARTOONS
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A MODERN DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Bex Office Open 6:30 (DST) to 11:90
FREE Playground, Pony Rides,
Auto Ride, Swings, Tonite Thru Tuesda
Gene We John TIERNEY LUND RITTER
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"THE MATING SEASON"
It's A Very Funny Picture!
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aluminum expansion program be- z{giNG _ cause no satisfactory agreement, “Highway 301.” with the government could be PRIVE-IN THEATERS reached. {ture and six vocal numbers from AREASARETRSRARRRA AREA AA AR various Offenbach operas.
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SHERIDAN ‘Duchess of Idaho’ and 3 a ERIDAN — Duchess of Ida Recital to Be Given STAR- Tripoli” and ‘Two weeks With Love
ST. CLAIR— The Mating Season” and By Helen Murray
“Tarzan's Peril
: PARAMOUNT — “Mister 880" and ‘The : : | . : ; _!| The traditional George Gersh- Blazing Sun.” > . Superintendent of the program that he'll settle half a million on| : ; al Halef, young OE oo win night, with Oscar nes as PIXY "Emergency Weqding® and 'Dai- [jg Clarence Trieb and the recep- Sylvia as a divorce settlement: It’s Audie Murphy and erly. Posey I Dv nes 12th BEX Thire Hushands plus - Bowery tion committee is composed of! “Well, isn’t that nice?” Hyler in the “Cimarron Kid” 8 he hy attalion’ an eaver Valley"
# » » \ 5 L/ ig phy, | ’ be a Rodgers and Hammerstein wIvoLL The Mating Season” and “Blue Vi, C. L. Farrington, Dick Krus- CLARA BOWS biography, about Jack Carson's night, an evening of Italian fav- Blood." ser and Richard Cummins.
STRAND Up Front’ and “Cry Danger.” Miss Elma Igelman, Indianap-
Helen Murray, mezzo-soprano, i
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olis voice teacher, will present
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Riddick -auditorium, 1440 N. Me-
Miss Murray will be assisted by
CLERMONT PELUXE DRIVE-IN--Comedy Mildred Lind, violinist, and ‘Rita
plus “"Bom#a and the Hidden City Fuscek, accompanist,
ai snus sic ||. BOWERY BATTALION"
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“SOUTHSIDE 1-1000” OLIVER 1 ouver ave.
John WAYNE—Patriela NEAL
“OPERATION PACIFIC”
Jane Frazee “RMYTHM INN"
“Up Front”
Bill WILLIAMS—Jane NIGH
“BLUE BLOOD”
—In Celor—-
x * PIXY 2702 W. 10th The first performance will be in : ; * CA-4523 HPC ERRRRRRRRRRRARRRAR NR KX 9600 § Meridian Siote md. 138 * TODAY=-MONBAY ONLY CLERMONT-DeLUXE x 3 Open Tonight 1:38 (D.S.T.) 3 Larry TY HALE ” Cont. Today frem 12:15 P, M. 21: * x Gene TRNEY—Joan Une» | “Emergen eddi ln 12:18 FGivh UN EWRATER * x "THE MATING SEASON” »* E g cy hg". het JOIS Bist Maung Between Clermont & Brownsburs 2 * * HE FOOEER Fath OMAN - The Redhead and *St. Hwy. $4 or Crawfordsville Rd. 4h Dick POWELL—Rhonda ' FLEMING 1 DALLAS Teahnicolar » Box Office Na Shae Duk x I "(RY DANGER” 3 the Cowboy Children Over 12 and Adults, Me = || PLUS ?—COLOR CARTOONS—3 4 geessssssss—— i Susan NAYWARD 4 Robert PRESTON Tn eis Newest, Funniest Picture. 2 ERANRAR ARIA RAR AAA Hk Tetar Ki Heme Color by Technicolor DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Roki A SEAS AE ¥ 3:10) Mone Ton, = bi 33 FIMECCE won ie Johnny Shettieid—Poily Bergen % % MAPLECROFT 2{ son amcnnn_rr ‘reer J Se —— "Bomba, and the Hidden (ify x ¥en dW uearer +f “DESTINATION MOON” —A Rousing sae BO : * Gene TIERNEY—John LUND * i Joel MeCREA—Ellen DREW " TT a THE MATING SEASON" % STARS IN MY CROWN” . bo Setobediododeliotodododubotiofofofododololodol~ > “UTEATHER MAKES GO Catlett * A. i: AKES GOOD" —_— SHADELAND * x * 1581 8. Past Eo cartoon and noms % |EINCOLN vali NEWEST BEST OUTDOOR THEATRE 2 FHIKRRXRRRERARA RR x wekhhny | EQUIDPed With Modern Seats For Comfert ROL TREBLE INL § treme anis aes | a piomceton recon , * » , Free Kiddies Paradise Playground x MAYWOOD 1 “Tomahawk™ Red CAMERON Worse MORRIS Ova 4:30 b, 3 -Show Se Dusk X |X gg ——— * June RAVER—Mark STEVENS ~—1in Color SMASH 3-MIT PROGRAM! x x momueky Ave & south ‘rine: + | “Oh, You Beautiful Doll” “STAGE TO TUCSON” LUND RITTER TIERNEY Xx Larry ERCENCT WEDD AALE % cr 1—"THE MA N' * x EMERGEN(C NG" : Ll HH — modgl | BOER REX 00 vs — Bill Williams * CAPTAIN BLOOD * 44 western. WA-0644 CHIL WILLS Western Featurette * AAdbiib id dds & Aobkobk ohn oY a Nom COMFORTABLY COOL ) LOR! —mr re 3—'The Grass Is Always Greener’? EEE ————— =r Jett Debra Louis live ADEN Ha oe HLVA » x CHANDLER © PAGET eo JOURDAN “" ” HRAARRRRRRAARARARSA RAR |X WESTSIDE THREE HUSBANDS wn
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PLUS: ;ohriceier “CARRIBEAN ROMANGE" Coie, Surtees
|appearance at a drive-in theater: term marriages, a German
{“I’s so nice to look into your azine said today. |bright and shiny windshields.” | Under terms of the qui ! 8» marriages, the girls pay | CY HOWARD is denying that When the marriage takes
tors and producers will follow! him if and when Louis B. Mayer Brown is still knocking himael leaves the MGM fold. | out for the GIs. He flaw ig, Clark Gable answering reports Seattle to greet a troopship of
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publication in 1952 . . . Buster now that his divorce is.final, - -,
| Crabbe, Hollywood's matinee idol] Esther Williams, on a geod: of the '30s, is putting New York| will tour around the ¥ { housewives through a daily cal-| will model bathing sults. isthenics drill on TV . .. Joa K.| one way to insure goodwill:
“This Is It,” is slated for spring | altar trek with Lola Albright: |
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“THE MATING SEASON”
Bill WILLIAMS * Is Color * Jane NIGH “BLUE BLOOD”
Thru Tues. Today 12:45 to 2. 350
Esther WILLIAMS—Van JOHNSON -
Thru Tues. Today, 12:45 to 2. 30¢
Bob HOPE——Marilyn MAXWELL Color by Technicolor “LEMON DROP KID” | “DUCHESS OF IDANGQ® Dick POWELL—Rhonda FLEMIN Dick POWELL—June ALLYSON = *
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