Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1951 — Page 18

Starlight Musicals for 1951 went into the red for upwards of

dake By Erskine Rho | HOLEYWOOD, Aug. 6—Behind the Screen: “I found

cial estimates indicated today. |

‘were bored, too.” (“The Three Musketeers”) were! held responsible for box-office] ~ Jeanne Crain being straight-from-the-shoulder about sags bhi the weekly $17,000 te breathless lass in gingham | gross needed to make the six-week | "and pigtails that she's been play-| IT MAY BE tough from now| project an 100 per cent financial on the screen. ion for blonds who can slip on a|success. ; s a new Jeanne with the black wig, glue fiah-skin to their. o¢rieials said it might be sev-| light brown hair in “Peo- eyes and come out looking like eral weeks before complete figures Will Talk” and the short Madame Butterfly, /for the season could be compiled. give her the look of a doll] Hollywood's latched onto the : . who can handle a movie wolf real McCoy in Shirley Yamaguchi, Show Boat’ a Hit without yelling for mama, a bonafide Nippon belle who co-| To offset the overall statistics ® om, {stars with Don Taylor and Marie came the report that “Show “I DID seven years of young- Windsor in “East Is East.” Boat,” which ended the open-air thing parts,” Jeanne told me. “I. Shirley was introduced to 8éason at the Fairgrounds, was the only actress in Holly- Hollywood on a visit as the Jap- Brossed some $28,000 largest wood with a husband and babies anese Bette Grable, but now she Jaex . earnings of any Starlight 0 0 e.

who wasn't allowed to be mature gays: on the screen. |" “Before, 1 mostly have musi- | Az in previous seasons, the Star“What broke my heart was do-| oq) pletures. Now 1 am dramat- {light venture was made possible le actress in Hollywood, May- by a co-operative agreement be-

ing ‘Pinky’ and then being sent] back into the old groove." | be now 1 go back tn Japan as (iween management and local i musicians, electricians and stage

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ae rows > B Jasin in | spades Betip Davin.” hands unions, who entered the arriage Broker” and — ~ |project o t rofferay a A Mn of Times Amusement {project on a tentative proffer- of

putting. her into a Ja up |50 per cent of their usual wages.

version of “Pollyanna” is go- | Clock | They were to, receive 100 per ‘Ing te run into the Orain | vitae (cent only if the Starlight season wrath. Mr So Rings the Rell.” grossed 100 per. cent of its exna with Clifton Webb. ai 12:30. 3.45, Pectations.

8:55 and 10: 10 “The House on Telegraph mn with Richard Basehart, at 11, 0, 5:20 and 8:10,

» i i. GEORGE BRENT joins the TV! gold rush with pick and shovel this: fall in a series of 39 one-|

See Better Seasons While the $12,000 “loss”

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ESQUIRE half hour films based on “Raf-| jp...» a Fag B38 and 10:15 seem discouraging, officials said fles"—a character not unknown. INDIANA {this season’s resounding success in flicker alley. “On Mosniieht mar.” with Doris with “Show Boat.” “Song of Norx b Go . . ou Tam Large-sereen movies for, smith at 15 1.46 438 724 ana | VAY,” "Annie Get Your Gun” and George, who's been reported re- 10:13 the Rodgers and Hammerstein

“Dangar Zone," with Hugh Beaumont, at 12:37, 1:26, 6:15 and 9:04 KEITH'S “Francis Goes to the Races.” witn Donald O'Connor and Piper Laaris, at 11:10. 1:50. 4:30. 7:15 and 10

Festival pointed the way to better seasons in future,

This season’s

tirement minded? “I won't have much time for them with TV.” he admitted on the set of “FBI Girl.” “And I]

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Full figures for the season and “Night Tote Morning.” predictions for the future would | Miiland, at 1, 4:25 and 8 | not be released until bookkeepers | LYRIC were finished with complicated

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