Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1951 — Page 8

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In Hollywood—

Brod Crawford Lowers Sights

‘Let Others Go After Oscars,’ Veteran Character Actor Says

By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Ye 28 (NEA)—Guys and Dolls: Olivia de Haviland, Sir Laurence Olivier and Jennifer Jones may worry about the next Oscar, but not Broderick Crawford. Brod slugged it out for a spell to get the big super A’s, but now he’s out to make boxoffice killings with movies like ‘his current “The Dark Page.”

“They make the dough sol TE hy SS RT Sossed that you can ‘afford to make! at Mack at the premiere-preview

| ”n ‘ ry of UT's “Hollywood Story,” “the an ‘All the King’ 8 Men’, BAYS, 4 addy of the Keystone Kops and

Brod. “Lots of people who've Won iy, “gennett bathing beauties Oscars make the mistake of not| grinned: working until great stories come |” «wan T've heen watching Olivia along. That's a mistake. If you. 43 of Mabel Normand’s stuff| don’t keep your kisser up on that| go, years. big screen, they'll forget you.’ | Mack's ‘hoek, “Don’t Step On IT MAY BE a blow to some ny preams” will be published producers but Wilkam Holden 4). ¢,); ‘He described it as and Nancy Olson have “notified | feature Mack. Sennett their studios and agents that| = elized. " : they don’t want to be re- -teamed after completing “Force of Arms” | OSCAR WINNER Ray Milland| at Warners. Bill and Nancy emoted together I'm still reeling. in “Sunset * Boulevard,” “Union| “I've never cared for myself as Station” and ‘Submarine Com-{an actor,” Ray told me. mand,” but now Nancy lays it on| The Milland dressing room on| the line: 'the set of “As Time Goes By"! “This is absolutely our last pic-| stopped shaking and Ray exture together. Producers may plained: try to re-team us, but they won't] “Up until 1940, I was sure get very far. We simply don’t people would get wise to me want to be . team.” some day. That's when I told

MARTA TOREN 2 upset over | {myself that I was 31 and had

better start paying some attenreports that her recent exit from i to movies, UI was on the squally side. tion. 1 began going m

“Im grateful to the studio,” watching and learning. When

dark-eyed Marta told me. “But Tow a 7. maybe Fil Move, a their pictures just aren’t for me, lto be an actor yet. 1 couldn't do Abbott and Costello, | and Francis the mule — not) with my Swedish accent. The Toren answer to questions involving Howard Duff: “It's just a nice and friendly relationship. I hope it will al-

ways last.”

” » ” OLIVIA DE "HAVILAND as Mabel Normand and Glenn Ford as Mack Sennett. That's the dream-casting idea of Mack himself for his flicker biography, still on Paramount's schedule.

a row after ‘Lost Weekend.! I'm grateful to Hollywood, though. I'll work as long as the money is there.”

» - ” RKO will release the British film hit, “Lilli Marlene.” It's based on the popular war-time song. The star is Lisa Danlely. . . . Hazel Brooks, the “Body” of “Body and Soul,” will make a comeback in “The Basketball Fix” at Colum{bia. The picture stars John Ire(land.

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MONDAY, MAY 28, 1951

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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CIRCLE “Goodbye My Faney,” with Joan | Crawford and Robert Young, at 12:30, 3:45, 7 and 10:08. “Roaring City,” at 11:25, 2:40, 5:50 and 8:55.

ESQUIRE i “All About Eve,” with Bette Davis | and Ann Baxter, at 6 and 10:30. | “Sunset Boulevard,” with Gloria Swanson, at 8:30. 1

Tentsfie Approval

Construction of approximately “Rawhide,” IPI Susan Heyward | [300 rental housing units north of Jud Tyrone Bower, av 11, 1:45, 4:35, 38th and Rural Sts. was given Mickes Rooner at 13.35 3:18 ‘and tentative approval by the Works Board today. Sneak Preview, 2.3 50. Earlier approval had been Ive Anderson | nomslinghier dre he paar v5

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on a temporary basis. orasidiers Three with Stews Ray, son of Kenneth Ray, 3441 FAR a ss ar) eon, 8 Lack of the sewer connections a Banerot. Inducted in Decem- 12,35, 3.45, 8:55 and 10.00 David leather had blocked this project! ber, Pvt. Ray took his baste train-}- Brian and. Arlene Dahl, at 11.72:10,

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{and several others . whieh had ¢ J ees approximately 1500 rent-. Ene at Lamp Bre al units in the northeast econ He of Indianagalis. . George Ginger, secretary-treas-

[Srey oF fe x 2 L fer, sald the; Before going into the service, wa in e ne using lhe was employed as an asbestos] project, to be known as the Mea- worker by Johns-Manville Sales eo Te planned for completion Corp. He also was a motorcycle racer on local short flat tracks. A ‘similar project planned for He attended Technical High, |38th St. and Arlington Ave. big.) 0)" His mother, Mrs. Ella |Leader Homes, Inc. appears to Bundy, also lives in Indianapolis. | have been shelved, pending solufon of the sewer problem for that! are

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Pvt. William EK. "Anderson, son | {of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Anderson, | The construction company has 733 gim St., and husband of Mary| been unwilling to accept the Anderson of the same address, is {Works Board's terms for tempor- stationed at Camp Carson, Colo. | | lary connection to the 38th St./He was drafted Mar. 26, and Is

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uled to go before the zoning board | |late this afternoon. The area al-| ready is zoned for two-family] (residences. Plans of L. & L. call for single | and double houses in addition to four- to eight-family apartment buildings. Works Board approval of the] sewer connections was given de-| {spite refusal of the city engineer {to recommend the plan. Works Board members declared need for rental housing overbalanced any danger of overloading the sewer before a new relief sewer for the area can be completed. The Works Board also awarded contracts for repaving three streets. An $8103 bid of the Indiana As-. phalt Co. was accepted for re-| paving Harrison St. from Noble St. to English Ave. and English Ave. from Pine to Shelby Sts. | Raleigh Burk, a private con-| tractor, was awarded a $61,096] contract for the concrete repaving, of Emerson Ave. from Bracks

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