Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1951 — Page 12

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"{lywood yesterday to confer with Producer Walter Wanger about

The vibrant Miss Gray, who 4 (admits to being 48, began her comeback this year after a long!

“THE PUBLIC is still wonder ful” the actress who has spent | the last four years battling sick ness on a Colorado ranch told

“What thrills me is that the younger generation comes to see

youngsters - out-roared the “roaring 20s” but

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and Alice Fitzgerald (left to ri y in concert by the |the stage. Parents, proud and Butler University summer band at 7 p.m. July 25 and Aug. |, in Perhaps not too critical, will form - : ‘ a lar rt of the audience. + | P At the Holcomb Gardens o on the » north campus. de pe on aloe: the eace At Last From i Flood Aid From Canada reer cimaxing tne ammer PERSISTENT ITCH! Cam bellsburg Set om Lanada ...ion of music training in Indi- tnesad by itchy or p MONTREAL, Quebec, July 18 anapolie public schools. They nf Sans the day they to Resinol. For Centennial | (UP)—The Montreal Rotary Club will be preceded by a concert and, Aleit ees'et sees fut as a lose | vesterday voted $100 for the Kan- songfest, with 125 pupils in the: thanks to 6 active soothing in a lanose thet stays on. Don’t be content with the chorus.’ a affective than Resinol Ointment.

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wyn. Your fields are being invaded by a company of Indiandpolis tots who promise, in their own way, to provide competition that

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stage two operettas that were written, composed, directed, acted and just all around produced with

Preceded by Concert

Friday is the night of the big show, Caleb Mills Hall in Short-

TRUMPETEER oe via , Frances Brothman ridge High School will provide w a

Plays Wriflen By Selves. ]

More than 20 youngsters have| Wright, director of music f public: schools. ‘And, he added, there'll be a couple thousand peo-

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tale called “East of the Sun and

been working every morning for six weeks at Public School 2. They're whipping Into shape an, original operetta titled “Midnight, Maneuvers.” Disney-like plot of

the creation revolves around department store manikins, who

come to life at night to sing,

lidance, play and make drama.

Simfliar efforts are heing made’

at Crispus Attucks High School, where the creative graders are producing “The Drop of Tallow." It's. based on a Norwegian folk

West of the Moon.” It traces the {ups and downs of an Enchanted Prince who's a lion by day. and a man by night until a poor but

Times State Service {sas flood relief fund. |orchestra and 200 in CAMPBELLSBURG, July 18— rt . - . Named after the man who first] ; platted the ground, little camp: | bellsburg, down in Washington

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County, will stage its centennial celebration Aug. 3 through 5. | a way — Yt -—

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the New Albany & Salem Railroad back in 1851. The town was named Campbellsburg when fit became incorporated in 1875. The railroad has since become a part of the Monon. Like in other Indiana cities celebrating centennials in recent years, Campbellsburg citizens are] sprouting bushy beards and breaking out their 19th Century clothing. The three-day celebratiom, will} \ ms; SAY JE-NAY feature parades, a pageant, Gov. Schricker, an amateur contest and! square dancing in the streets,

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