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She Has Three Lines—

Indianapolis Girl Sings in ‘King and I

By EARL WILSON The Times Broadway Columnist NEW¢® YORK, Oct. 20— Pretty Phyllis Wilcox of Indianapolis thinks she's lucky—after very little experience she finds herself in Broadway's hoMest smash hit, “The King and I," where almost every night she is seen by several celebrities.

night to wish Ger well Roy, William Gaxton, Gilbert, Things were sort of tough for awhile last winter with the newlyweds ‘'who' d been given a big wedding by the summer theater cast. ” ” n BUT THEN, Phyllis, who credits all her success to her, Indianapolis singing teacher. Mrs. William Devin of 1322 Parker Ave. The Duke and Duchess of landed the part “Tara,” In

of Windsor, Gen. MacArthur, Bess "The Kingand 1.” which has been and Margaret Truman, Rita Hay-

playing to packed houses since worth, Greta Garbo: and prac-

March, tically everybody else of note has

The Hoosier brunette almost seen and heard Phyllis speak her Stopped. the show one night.

Hal Le and Billy

three lines. “We were doing a number,” she She even lets the great Ger- sald, 2 here ‘we wave our hips trude Lawrence play “straight” "| Li the music. Before I knew it,

the hook of my skirt unfastened and the skirt down my hips, ‘Gee, 1] was so embarrassed, but the gir? behind me Jixed it before the skirt got any further. . “Luckily,” said: Phyllis, “the ‘only thing I lost was my place in

for her while she gets a laugh.

slipped haifway

BE . the music.” ; ‘By the way, in case you might want tickets for the show, Phyllis can get them “Sur she said, “my quota’s used up for now «but, I can get vod two Tor, January.”

James Mason Doesn't ~ Want to Play Hamlet

HELLY WOOP: Ot Ze Rs enn ry holding your Breath: until James Mason decides to play atl Dent go-making any.

will be showing up in a Broadway tast. There is enough in just mak-

Phyllis Wilcox

It isn't much of ,a laugh, and

Ldt.isn't se hilarousiy£ funny —Phyi- D8-plelures to hold-my—interest Hs anticipates the arrival of the completely and to engage all my first western world jmen into the efforts,” Mason said. Cofirt of Siam as she savs: He never has played Hamlet “The English are coming, but he does not share with many “They will eat us, other actors a desire to play the “They will eat us!” part. = = = a SINCE evervbody in the audi-

ence. knows‘they're not cannibals, they t1augh. The English did surprise Phyllis one night the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, who saw the show twice, sat in the front row, “The Duthess talking through the whole performance,” she said. _ About two years ago I told how Phyllis was Greenwich Village and ushering at City Center Theater. Well, now, she's not oniv a favorite wife of Siamese king Yul Brynner, but she's also the favorite wife the one and only of David Williams, a young. handsome Rhode Island tenor who wooed and wed the S0prano last fall. Phyllis, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wilcox, 36 N Webster Ave. Indianapolis, reluctantly gave up ushering. “1 hated to leave City Center,” she said, "because 1 loved the operas. But, 1 couldn't sing in the

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dr ROOF RHYTHM—Furnishing music for dancing at the Indiana Roof tonight and tomorrow evening is Jimmy "Dancing Shoes'' Palmer and his orches-

Village and usher at the same ra time.” . Sa Phyllis did get back to City Center, once, though. when she GOOD

filled in for Susanna Foster when the star became ill Phyllis played roles with such famous Broadwavites as Mimi Benzell--who came backstage at the St. James Theater the ONET pith ETI neg RR

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‘NEAR L HOME=tnchded® amoig the featured -aitractions at" Neighborhood and Drive-lri theaters are Robert Mitchum and Jane

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eighborhood

Walter White, NAACP executive secretary, wired Police Commissioner George P. Monaghan and John F. O'Connell, chairman of the State Liquor Authority, de--mainding ' immediate action on Miss 3aker's charge that the Stork Club violated the state civil rights law by giving her a cold shoulder instead. ot serving her a steak Tuesday night, : My White Said NAACP a : Josephine Baker torneys believed that the club h 1d . shown “flagrant discriminatior Miss Baker hinted that she was against Miss Baker even though willing fo accept an olive branch she finally was served after wait! from Mr. Billingsley if he ofing for an hour. f¢red one. She said the club own- . Wayes Olive Branch er would have to offer it “as a He asked for a public hearing gentleman, in good’ faith” and and said’ he had lined up several she would respond "Jf 1 was free witnesses to testify against? accept Sherman Billingsley, Stork Club il ; owner. Mr. White said one of his State Watchmakers " : witnesses would be Muriel Rahn . . “MILLIONAIRE FOR CHRISTY" I ~ "THE GREAT CARUSO" Negro opra star who plaved the Convening at Lincoln itle role i “O'armer oe an piling Paul Douglas (Fountain Square, Rivoli, Sheridan, St. Clair, Hee TO fed CARY Jone ust” Indiana watchmakers saw the Strand, Uptown, Zaring, Pendleton Pike and Theatair Twin Drive- winter at a party for the Anferi- World's largest plexiglass model In); Richard. Carlson, Fred MacMurray and. Eleanor Parker co- Eo: = pani pn ard Bod NL I alist hah Ih : B 33 “ (3) F SEs psa a Yareing Ww Filonate “Yof Chr ity yr {Daisy Gd THR “EReGigan “Savers oumnpation at ihe a a “The watchmakers convention

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DOWNTOWN BELMONT His Kind of Woman" and AMBASSADOR Mummy's Ghost’ and Louisiana Hayride Mummy's Tomb : y : y¥ Go. Love rd = no In the Navy’ and ‘Corvette CINEMA Nanny oi LOvely and The REGENT Holivwood Peep and CORONET gers on a Train” and What Becomes of the Ch: On Moonli Ba RODEO Renegades of Si AS=MAISY People Aa st JHara" and Lil’. Abner lus ca oo n t Millionair ’ NEIG HBORH 0 d ¢ in ARLINGTON His Kind of Woman nd EMERSON Adam s Ri »' and “Theodora The Underworld Story : = AVALON Showboat’ and ‘Mask of the FOU NTAIN SR ARF Angels in the OutDragon *’ eld” an Flame of Stamboul BELL Here Comes the Groom” and GARFIELD Happy Go .wovely” and Suddie Legion = When I Grow Up.” GEOVE On Moonlight Bay’ and “My law Brother Now Steve Cochrane AANIETON People Against O'Hara’ and 3 Little ypt . IRVING 1 Great Caruso' and “A Is a Nice Gu Ca: e G y LINCOLN and “Comin HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 20 (UP) ltant” and “SpellSteve Cochran has a surprise in Woman' and : TIS Yu store for the fans {n his latest h Man and “Gunpicture. He plays the part of a Lovely” and ‘'‘Picknice guy For more than two years he

has been under contract to Warner Bros. During that time he has specialized in meanies, toughheels, cads and various other scoundrel sorts. The result has not been entirely unsatisfactory. Cochran is riding high. among. the younger male stars. Hig fan mail is enormous and the critics give more freely with the adjectives every time he appears in another picture.

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Hot Seat in a Hot Spot—

Snub to Josephine Baker Gets Stork Club in Bad

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Monty WOOLLEY * Thelma RITTER “AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL”

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‘Angels in the Outfield’

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‘MASK of the DRAGON’ REX ims i

TODAY-MON.-TUES,

Doris DAY (ordun MacRAE or by Technicolor

“ON MOONLIGNT BAY”

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TODAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY

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‘HIS KIND OF WOMAN’

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‘HIS KIND OF WOMAN’

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‘Millionaire for Christy’

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“ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD"

Thelma RITTER-—Monty WOOLEY

“AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL"

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“ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD"

Jean PETERS—David WAYNE

“AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL”

Paul DOUGLAS-—Janet LEIGH

“ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD"

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“AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL"

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