Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1951 — Page 26

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that MGM was looking for an Ingrid actress to replace Deborah Kerr in submitted the name of Ann Richards, the

at her photographs, and personally

casting office announced: [NC FUT Wil be fust an.

“Sorry. She's too much lke other white woman with freckles. rid Bergman.” With only lions to chase her, life gre half-hour “Trouble Withishould be tranquil, peaceful and Father” films are wrapped up inihappy for Miss Hepburn,”

s. and even. Production was Shree bomb L’Estrange, a 30-year GENE TIERNEY, no slouch in

movie ran, is amazed at thethe finery department herself, speed out loss of quality. Helcame right out and named Holgrins: ’ lywood’s three top exponents of “1 was an assistant director on|chic for me: ‘Gone With the Wind’ We spent] Dorothy McGuire—"“She has three days on just one camera, a real flair, an innate chic.” setup for the burning of Atlanta Gloria. Swanson — “Absolutesequence. We spent the first day! ly fascinating.” just setting up the cameras. Garbo—“Wearing a pointed “The next day the directé®, | Ninotchka hat and a raincoat Vic Fleming, visited the set | pulled in at the waist, Garbo is

arine should be free of all this. To|

IN TOWN—Piper Laurie wil

be in town today and appear in the Circle Theater lobby from 2103 p.moand8to 9 p.m as a publicity gesture in behalf of "The Prince Who Was a Thief," starring Miss Laurie and Tory Curtis and opening today at the Circle.

{this country but 12 years. ° i koff,

|wglpped this unusual health milk

universities. He received his Phd.

and said: ‘Give me more wag- | really something.” | ons’ Then he went home. We Gene rules herself out “because got the wagons and the next [I like to wear slacks.” i

the scene. It PEI fas a a on the | PHIL REGAN, on his new) wd {Armed Service air show, offers

" Screen, I$500 every week to the first person

oie _ who recognizes him . within the BLISTERING fuote from io city limits of a specified city. On gan Gourly of Lon ¢ his first

Express prompted by accounts o

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show at California's

Travis Airfield, 8an Diego was er-| ’ Katherine Hepburn locking h inamed for a date two weeks

lane Bn Ae at Of as hence. Half an hour later, visiting re jorters before her flight toi? Travis hospital, Mr. Regan vig He {spotted a wounded GI fresh out “In t a. Kath- Of Korea but still with a sense of In the depths of Afric RA ors wat a al ne of)

{his bed reading: ‘Easy Joe’ Makes | TU Lm or San Denn It Easy for eral ar 1 8. Oymple! Bomber Pilots

MINNEAPOLIS, July 12 (UP)

imple “a housewife can handl dis simile revealed today by the CHICAGO, July 12 (UP) A Minneapolis - Honeywell Regu- few unprincipled doctors are taklator Co. {ing advantage of polio insurance The electronic gadget — called Policies by charging excessive an "Easy Joe” by test pilots — fees, a large insurance company enables a pilot to maneuver the sald today. heaviest bomber while the ship| Louis C. Morrell, vice president still has its automatic pilot of the Continental Casualty Co. tutned on, firnr officials said. {said the firm has had "hundreds - Up-to now, they said, auto-|0f cases” where doctors charged “Satie pilots have been used al-| fees of $1000, $1500 or $1700 most entirely to keep planes on for treating polio patients. a straight and level course, - Some the cases were “heartThe firm revealed four other Préakers” he said. fiving innovations at the open- In one case a doctor treated ing of its new aeronautical three children in. one family for polio, charging $500 for a child

building : : : » 2 nn who died and $20 a day for visits OFFICIALS said one is a fuel to the other two for a grand

is - . “gauge that shows the amount of tota¥of about $2000; he sald. , remaining” flying time instead of. i . : ...{he amoulit of gasoline in a taiik» pit™ On Stage In Person and another ‘keeps a plane flying

dt any altitude desired by the : JERRY GRAY

pilot. ; . . “ The other two devices were And His Band of Today described as an automatic re- Plus BIG STAGE SHOW cording system which cuts the AY 1:154:08—6:30—0:30 P.M amount of time required for flight testing planes while in-| STARTS TOMORROW creasing test accuracy and a] cooling system to keep cabins from heating up unbearably on| jet planes. s |

Mechanized United States farms now have about 400,000 mechanical corn pickers.

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Savage EXCITEMENT!

~WINSTEN N.Y. POST

“... with Suzy Delair as , he striptease darling . « wild, witty and’ earthy.” -CUE

“.,..is a mad farce of Gallic vivacity." —N.Y. Tel, & Sun

“Suzy Delair is wonderful, vital, vulgar and

sweet.” _N.Y. Post

".. with Louis Jouve, A gusty, flamboyant.” 4 —N.Y Tel. & Sun ‘oN (Freneh-Translated in Fatih Ln 77g

*NOT FOR CHILDREN

FINAL NITE @ “ODETTE"

Harries

LLOYD BRIDGES JOHN IRELAND MARIE WINDSOR

a i ea A tl ia a A A

* 5:30 and 3:40.

Gouge of Polio | ~ A device to make flying * Victims Charged |

Times Amusement Clock -

ANTLERS HOTFL “No Time for Comedy, Circle Players’ arena-style production, at

; FAIR GROUNDS “The Firefly,” operetta. at 8:30

CIRCLE to Bp Lrinee Who Was 3 Thiet," with Be nd / at 12:40, 3:80, 7 and 10:05 roe

“Katie Did It.” with Ann Blyth and Mark Stevens, at 11:15, 175

ESQUIRE

Odette,” with Anna Neagle and Trevor Howard. at 6.15. 8:15 and

10:10 INDIANA

“Fabiola,” with Michele Morgan snd Henri Vidal, at 11, 1:48 4.35, 7.26 and 10:17 “GI Jane,” with Jean Porter and AR Neal. at 12:36, 3:27, 6:14 and

KEITH'S

“Comin” Round the Mountain” with Bud Abbott, Lou Costello and Dorothy Shay, at 11:30, 2:10, 4:50, 7:25 and 10:08.

“Skipalong Rosenbloom,” with Maxie Rosenbloom and Max Baer, at 12:45. 3:25, 6:08 and 8:45.

LOEW'S “Show Boat.” with Kathryn Graygon, Ava Gardner. Howard Keel Joe E. Brown and Mazge and Gower Champion, at 11, 1:10, 3:25, 5:35 7:50 and 10 LYRIC Jerry Gray and band on stage. at 1:15, 4:05, 6:35 and 9:25 vo! Killer That Ko alked New ork,” w velyn eyes, Cl Korvin and William Bishop Ratios

ja yogourt complexion soap and

| scientist, Professor Metchnikoff,

| director of the Pasteur Institute,

Here 12 Years,

token yogourt. As a nutritive food it is claimed to be better! than buttermilk. jan important factor. Behind the development of this interesting concoction lles the story of a man who has been In result of meeting Prof. Metchni-

tained by proper nutrition in

Dr. Stephen Gaymont, who de-

food tudied bacteriol t New Castle Girl food: ology at IB gars and other European Dies of Rabies

from the world famous Royal

widely known in that profession. He was traveling in England when the war broke out in 1439. dled yesterday of rabies. ; Borders were closed; he couldn’t| Doctors, who did not discover get back to Hungary. But the! the girl had rabies until after her U. 8. government granted him a/ death, at first believed she was a special entry permit and made polio victim. They said the germ available to him the facilities of had lain dormant in her body the U, S. Department of Agricul- the past three months.

[ture. Here, with limited funds, The girl did not tell her par{he went to work, He talked ents about the bite and treated it

|yogourt to everybody he met, only with a band-aid. She was

soon became a lecturer. taken to the New Castle clinic Meantime, he developed his last Monday when she complained yogourt culture for home use for! of a sore throat and stiff neck.

{those who cannot get the ready-| {to-eat variety. In the space of

labout 10 years he has built up| almost nation-wide distribution. | Almost 300 major dairies handle! the product. {The dictionary describes. yogourt as a semisolid product derived from milk which has been partially evaporated and then fermented.) The spelling yogourt 1s that used by the Gaymont Laboratories, which handles the business here, Dr. Gaymont recently developed §

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has other new products under] way. Dr. Gaymont’'s father, Oliver, # played a part in the enterprise. §f He met the Nobel prize winning

JOE E. “ith MARGE & GOWER

BROWN - CHAMPION

in Paris. The professor, who was

had just disclosed hig theory that

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2103P. M. 8to 9P. M.

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University Elizabethina in Ger- Eighteen-year-old Barbara Mere many. Specializing in dairy chem-| cer, bitten by a stray dog last| istry and bacteriology he became April during an outdoor high!

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‘ Developed 'Yogourt' Sal sanctuary, will soon be ready for

development.

CHICAGO, July 12 (CDN) human life could be prolonged by|‘ The Limberlost Conservat Many persons have heard of a proper nutrition. He even con-| Association says it has raised [tended that youth could be re-lenough money to make the final | {payment on 12 acres along the {Adams County-Jay County Line The elder Gaymont introduced Road which will be used for the

yogourt in Hungary, became Suc- Gene Stratton Porter Bird Sanccessful, enthused his son — as & tyary Only the necessary legal | papers remain to be drawn up be-|| Tickets: Ross-Baboock Travel Bureau | fore the land fs turned over to the | 10 A. M. te 5:30 P. M.—Closed Sundays

|AMBASS

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CLERMONT-DeLUXE

ORIVE-IN THEATRE Between Clermont & Brownsbur 84. Hwy. 34 or Crawfordsville

cer TRACY—Joan BENNENT

THER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND"

Paul DOUGLAS—Jean PETERS

"LOVE THAT BRUTE"

~eePLUS CARTOON A DELUXE PLAYGROUND

GREENWOOD Your “Family” Drive-In

15 Min. Drive 8. on U. 8. R Dancing 1 Hr, Before Show

= f REE Kiddi

Open 7:00, Show Dusk. Adm. Adults 50¢ ¥ "ATWAR. WITH THE LEWIS

AR WITH THE ARMY"

Doug. FAIRBANKS Jr.—Glynis JOHNS

“THE GREAT MANHUNT" MAPLECROFT

- OUTDOOR THEATRE West of Plainfield on U. 8, DURYEA—Gale STORM

"JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA” ‘Robert TAYLOR—Barbarx STANWIECK SIS IS MY. AFFAIR

Plus Carton and News '

MAYWQOD

DRIVE-IN THEATER Kentucky Ave. & South Tibbs OPEN 7:30—SHOW STARTS DUSK YWARD-—Dan DAILEY

T FOR YOU WHOLESALE"

FLYNN—Humphry BOGART

"VIRGINIA CITY"

DRIVE-IN THEATRE 8. Meridian. State R N SUPERVISED KIDD Opens Tonite 7:00—Show at Dusk ALL COLOR PROGRAM Donald O'CONNOR—Helena CARTER

"DOUBLE CROSSBONES"

Joel MeCREA-—Alexis SMITH

"SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS”

“1 Can Get It For You Wholesale” DYNAMITE PASS” Plus 2 Color Cartoons Adm, Adults B50e,

PENDLETON PIKE

Rd. 67—Opposite Fi. Harrison

A MODERN DRIVE-IN THEATRE

7:00 (DST) to 11:00

Pony Rides,

Swings, Slides and Monkeys TONITE THRU SAT. VIRGINIA MAYO

LONG THE GREAT DIVIDE"

Florence MARLEY--Robert PEYTON

"TOKYO FILE 212"

MIDNIGHT SHOW EVERY SAT.

NV INN 1 NEWEST BEST OUTDOOR THEATRE

Drive 7000 E. on E. 38th, E. 10th or EK Wash to 2500 N Shadeland (St. Rd. 106

Free Kiddies Paradise Playground OPEN TONITE 7:00—~THRU SAT.

Kirk DOUGLAS—Virginia MAYO John AGAR-——Walter BRENNAN

"ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE"

Esther WILLIAMS Howard KEEL Color by Technicolor

"PAGAN LOVE SONG" -THEATAIR

World's Largest Drive-In Theatre Inside Indpls. 5 Min. From Home

8000 Southeastern Ave, fsutheasitern Ave. and Rural Kevstone Ave and Pleasant Run Biva Dusk—Adm. Adults

Now Four Big Features on Two Big Screens ——EAST SCREEN

SHE PUTS THE BUSINESS IN SHOW BUSINESS

“THE GAY LADY"

DOUGLAS-—Virginia

"ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE" WEST SCREEN

Randolph SCOTT Janis CARTER

"SANTE FE"

“Indiana's Fines! Drive-In”

960 N. High School Road Onen Tanieht 7-20 Roy ROGERS—Estelita RODRIGUEZ

"SUNSET IN THE WEST"

Shirley TEMPLE-—David NIVEN

“A KISS FOR CORLISS"

~Plus Color Cartoons

OUTDOOR POE

WW Wash.1 ML Box Off Open 7:A0—~8how

Virginia MAYO—Kirk DOUGLAS

* "ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE"

Donald O'CONNOR-—Helena CARTER

"DOUBLE CROSSBONES"

—~PLUS COLOR CARTOON Peete Be Added Be Added

THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951

| TONITE Thru 15, 8:30 P.M, | STATE FAIRGROUNDS

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Children z Under 12 Always Free at Dusk:

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fi PRESENTS “THE FIREFLY”

83.00. $2.40. 51.50. 51.20 Incl Tas

Free Parking—Family Nite Every Tues. Children Under 12 Admitted for Payment of Tax Only

“COMIN ROUND THE MOUNTAIN" Co-Starring Dorothy Shay re PLUS coe Maxie Rosenbloom in “SKIPALONG ROS

Claypool Hotel. Indianapolis, Ind.

Fairgrounds Off. Open 6:30 P.M. Daily Except Mon. Open 2:30 P.M. Sundsy

+ STOCK CAR RACES

% * FRI.-SAT.-SUN. NITE . » n

6:30

- Where The Local Champions Drive

m 16th ST. SPEEDWAY

Directly Across From 500 Mile Track

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INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC

presents

| “THE MIKADO"

by Gilbert and Sullivan JULY 13.14.15 JULY 20-21-22 8:15 P. M. (DST) :

EAST HALL AUDITORIUM

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA

RESERVED SEATS $1.20, TAX INC. General Admission, Adults 90¢, Children 60¢, Tax Inc. i Ee S_——_——_a

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Lime Gir, Technicolor

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“Skipper Surprised His Wife"

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CA pitol 1777 Wendell Corey—MacDonald Carey “GREAT MISSOURI RAID" tn Color M. Rooney “He's A Cockeyed Wonder”

Gary Cooper—dJane Greer “YOU'RE IN THE NAVY NOW" Robert Lowery “THE DALTON GANG"

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BE Imont 5513 Judy Hollidav—Broderick Crawford “BORN YESTERDAY"

Jon Hall “When the Redskins Rode"

NORTH SIDE

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David Wayne “UP FRONT"

T2116 East 10th Street AMILTON AT lantie 3 4 Brod. CRAWFORD-—Judy HOLLIDAY

‘BORN YESTERDAY"

David NIVEN-— Walter PIDGEON

22nd at Talbot ORONET 5:48 to 6—10c. TAX INO. Spencer Tracy-—Elzabeth Taylor

fa “SOLDIERS THREE" ATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND"

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FERRER Mona FREEMAN Edward ARNOLD

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"GOODBYE MY FANCY”

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MIRASLAVA

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