Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1951 — Page 29

7. 4, 1051 ‘ . - of oil iim Tg ov.’ 3 (UP)— » a lady blush. in Blyth did ier blushes, in slowing down

million movie,

s those ‘“nice- ' roles in that putation as a 0 handicap at

is reputed to 1test provocae of 25 to 30 it happens in vie scene but » pert actress’ in black and 1shes haven't e. ough, she be'hnicolor, vy Peck's ersal-Interna-uckling “The " As a schemon her maidPeck into line, e high-voltage another with Ing man. very embrace, e color of a engine. It is

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; are: Letha reenlee, May Jeffries, Aulie Marie Lutz, ouise Symons,

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In Hollywood— oe | Doesn't Shy at Gangster Role

By Erskine Johnson | HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 27—Exclusively Yours: “Why should I be afraid of playing a gangster part drawn from real life?” 2 v | Luther Adler talking on the set of “The Hoodlum

Hattie McDaniel's condition is described as “satisfactory” by her medics, but the Oscar whhner is still a long way from complete recovery. n n » NOW IT'S fur dresses for movie! queens, Joan Crawford wears a $2500 black - Russian - broadtail dress for “This Woman is Dangerous.” Maybe the title will corhe out “This Woman is Dangerous— to The Pocketbook.” { ” » n

NQTE TO Hank O'Leary: The

certain - men questioned by the

ing for joy about the picture or his role. “My business is to be An actor,” Adler snapped. “Theirs Is to be underworld, ¥ suppose. I'm not afraid at all” Maybe it's Frankie Costello he's playing and maybe it's not- the studio won't say — but Claire Trevor is playing a lass named Hill in the same film and I don't mean Blueberry Hill or Mocking

Bird Hill streamliner in Gloria Swanson’s Claire isn't exactly denying .ppree for Bedroom C” is Santa that she has had the Kefauver pe's pride and joy, the Super TV kinescopes screened over and cpief. > over in the studio projection 2 & 8 room. : A FLASH-BULB LAD who “All I'll say” she winked, "is asked permission to snap Celeste that I'm playing a tough South- Holm and Dr. Peter Lindstrom, ern girl with no honey-chile stuff Ingrid’'s ex, at a night club was about her. She's a snapping Dixie first turned down by Dr. Lind-

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babe.” strom. He agreed to pose only a4 8 8 after Celeste said, “I'm sure it A LETTER from Jack Benny won't hurt my reputation.” appealing for charity funds was 5 8.8 r sent to the Charles Laughtons Sight of th week: Four addressed: “Mr. and Mrs. Elsa movie censors” reading “Are WALKING DISTANCE—Drive-In and Neighborhood theaters Lanchester.” Laughton immedi- Movies Getting Sexier” in ,.o { cluding among their attractions: Gene Tierney in “Secret of ately replied: _] Quick Maguane, Convict Lake" (Old Trail, Uptown, Strand and St. Cla gee um, DOROTHY PARKER will tell of Woman," featuring Robert Mitchum (Bell, Cinema, Hamilton Amado "lit to the divorce court judge and Rex); Diana Lynn and “Spencer Tracy, starred in- "People

again, but first she has to-locate hubby Alan Campbell. S8he claims she hasn't heard from him in three months. : = 7 - DALE ROBERTSON has passed Ty Power and Dan Dailey in the fan-mail department count at Fox and is No. 1 boy.

BETTE DAVIS is annoyed at Against O'Hara" (Coronet, Garfield and Vogue); announcements that she'll play the Shirley Booth role in Hal Wallis’ film version of “Come Back Little Sheba.” “I turned it down months ago", Bette fumed. “Some things are right for you and some are not. This one just isn't right for me.”

‘exclusive” on the March Academy awards. The boxoffice take would pay for the entire Oscar festivities. . . . C. B. DeMille may have to bill it “The Longest Show AMBASSADOR Sen on Earth.” His first rough print OHIO— "Santa Fe" of “The Greatest Show on Earth”

Come

‘Under

and

"CatHle Drive,"

Mexicali Stars

They

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t 2 # nv = = runs two hours and 40 minutes. RODEQ ~ Sime of Than Lives. and ‘'OutGLORIA DE HAVEN'S reason Sub Ce JOHN BOLES is being tested by ,_ 3H RIA PE HAY i ith her 2.8.8 NEIGHBORHOOD Heng f , Tor moving 4 TK With Der HAROLD LLOYD JR.. Who re- ARLINGTON — ‘Saturday's Hero’ and Pegasus Productions for a top yw children . ' Dl disc IAN TO } “rhe Slasher.” ; Naren. ceived an honorable discharge EIN er Aik im role In “T ro I can do TV, make records and rom the Air Force. is still work. AVALON Amott and Costelio in the ow tw Avies : . BEL! n’ ar 20deo « Lill St. Cyr, bubble bathing 1° dio Shows between movies. ng a4 a civilian with the motion BELL, [1 BOG al qm Redes again ‘wears a Kenneth Hop- I was l08iNg my ambition - Foi: picture unit of the air wing just BELMONT The Progmen and “Cattle he ke-it-off rou- lywood. New York gives me drive outside of Hollvyw ood. CINEMA Senta Fe' and “His ind of kins hat in her ta rou- Te re ) K “ » and purpose and Keeps me on my Woma Wa : ees ai tine. “It matches her G-string, tops 5 ” = CORONE i — ple Against O'Hara" and Hopkins is whispering. Siva s 51a THERE'S A laugh in the ro- pyixy Firing Leathernecks” and “CatRED SKEI TON'S still tinker- John Lund's got the TV mance {tems about Steve Cochran emercox My Priend Irma” and “My “ x ala a» . “yr i » § ma Goes West 2 fng with the format of his new fever. “I'd like to be a TV ob- 4nq Mari Aldon, his leading lady FOUNTAIN SQUARE Saturday's Hero TV show, but after only three ap-| Server for a couple of months,” ‘0 "wranks Are Coming” GARFIELD Ais Sr Manan and pearances before the video cam- he laid ine. It's a business Theif growling and snapping at GROVE im Jhorpe. All-American and ras he's innin every actor should know. Re nth if . Sir ey his eras § ea Ung B » » 2 each other during © HAMILTON A: Young st You Feel and X ps8 I know as much about a ; . wit thea fiercest '¢ ICathe His Kind of Womat t 5 as pi body JOEL McCréa wil head for im er Rr : NIRVING < Hero” and “The Gus S100 nm y FRO ( rio L.anza Igst \ Can E e £ 2 2 England to star for produler “FAVECE and Vario -anzs fas NOL x ane EDDIE ALBERT. charging into Raymond Stross in “Roughshot,’ faced the cameras tog jer, : Along oF the TV film with his wife Margo in a from the Geoffrey Household 2 - he OLrERome 8 2 2 . » , . imer the OLLI — es domestic - comedy series, “The novel. A suspense film, not a ANN DVOR AR Is vetoing yi) Cherries.” is taking singing les- hayburner. rumor that she'll re-wed Direc OT OLD TRAIL and sons with an eve on the .supper- . = a Leslie Fenton, whose Sjvoree PINY— Take eq and . a thralio fay " ~aptain h club-circuit gravy. HIGH COST of housing mote: came through a few -days before cantyln COIAR an and “Bavase “Maybe even opera” Eddie Thirty wigwams taised for “The her own. . : a2 Pivine Leathernecks” and “Mask winked Big Sky” on location in Wyoming “Just a coincidence,” she in- RY Avenger a ? han scrip ————— i : ’ nists RIVOLI ‘Saturday's Hero” and “No HighFAAS SAAR ARTE AEP ARERR Se VET sach. - John Is binie Rar ip tne Sky o > *« * 2 - i Ji Ih 2 ent. : Ted Donald- et ol de Ah eB Aa x SHADELAND * makes his film debut with him in me flies dept . * * nak " son, the former moppet star, » * » “The Bushwackers. * 3 “ has turned 18 and is in a whirl * 3 : NEWEST BEST OUTDOOR THEATRE » Ee . over U, 8. C. lovely Eve Fleit- 3 AUTO THEATER * & Drive 7000 E. on E. S0A. E. 10th or EB. * THEATERS EQUIPPED with man - West of Plainfield on U. 8. 0 * 3 Wash to 2500 N Shadeland (S1R4 100) : big screen TV are bidding for the : TEETER SETS * Joel McCREA—Dean STOCKWELL x a ee rk x Free Kiddies Paradise Playground * awsastesssersssrsssssssn 3” «4 CATTLE DRIVE * * s *» » C by Technicolor & Tonite Only—Open 3:30—Show 6:00» TWIN-THEATAIR * GREENWOOD ¥% Lares PARKS Barbara HALE ~~ * 3 O08 * 2" * : «'% "EMERGENCY WEDDING” & 5 COLOR CART Only! » » 13-Min. Drive 8. on U. §. Rd. 31 x* t » * * * World's Largest Drive-In Theatre * = Final Nite Starts 6:00 P. M. $ * —Pius NEWS and CARTOONS— % x "TOBACCO ROAD” 3 Inside Ind is. 5 min. from h * John eS HERO" FARRER RERARARAARRAR ARERR : pls. 5 min. from home 2 + “SATURDAY'S x pe PLE See » » + » 000 Southeastern Ave. 5 oday 1:15, Men , Tues : “ROADHOUSE” » Santheastern Ave. and Rural x William PHIPPS "HVE" * Mecca Ta at Mass. Ave. & with Richard Widmark—Ida Lupine * Keystone Ave & Pleasant Run Bivd. » Susan DOUGLAS x IM perial 0044 3 4 » Open Tonite 5:30—Adm. Aduits oe » WE CLOSE FOR THE SEASON ¥ : : : + Season's las! Engagement Today » As » token of sur appreciation for * a NTI i ownG TORAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY + "cLosEm YOMORROW TILL 1952" X38 14ur camtinued pairsnage this se- ¥ 3 SPLENDID PATRONAGE +1 Dennis MORGAN—Patricia JeAL x NK YOU FOR YOUR ds of X eRiire » THIS SEASON . . . x % x THA CED PATRONAGE ®K Deeram. to the NT Coun DIEBL # Lyra RAR RAR RRRRAR ERA RRAR RATON PASS” ~ ~

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top-billing Joel McCrea (Arlington, Belmont, Daisy, Zaring and Maplecroft Drive-In); Jehn Derek and Donna Reed as co-stars in

"Saturday's Here" (Arlington, |

rving, Fountain Square, Rivoli,

Strand, St. Clair, Uptown, Zaring and Greenwood Drive-In) and

"My Friend Irma," featuring Dean

Neighborhood Theaters

DOWNTOWN

SANDERS— Thats My Boy" and ‘Passage West SHERIDAN Here Comes the Groom" and As Young As You Feel

SPEEDWAY "Meet Me After the Show and “The Guy Who Came Back.”

STAR— "Rawhide" and “Comin’ Round the Mountain ap CLAIR—— ‘Saturday's Hero" . and Secret of Convict Lake STRAND— Saturday's Hero” and “Secret ol Convict Lake' TACGMA — ne Jackpot” and “Sugarfoot TUXEDO— Showboat’ and “My Outlaw Brother UPTOWN— Saturday's Hero’ and "Secret of Convict Lake VOGUE — “Angelis in the Outfield” and Feople Aza 0 ZARING— Saturda: and "Cattle Drive DRIVE-IN THEATERS CLERMONT DE LUXE-'"Stromboli” and House of Frankenstein' GREENWOOD — “Saturday's Hero” and MAPLECROFT— Cattle Drive” and “Emer. gency Wedding MAYWOOD — sugher. They Come” and Gasoline Alley MERIDIAN —Closed for Beason. ' PENDLETON PIKE— Virginia City” and eg Storm Warping." AADELAND— Tobaccn Road’ and “Roadhouse ! THEATAIR TWIN (East) — “Saturday's Hers and Cry Danger.’ (West)— ttle Drive” and “Under the Gun.” WESTLAKE—Cliosed for the Season

WESTSIDE OUTDOOR— "Little Egypt” and LR EL Little Touzh Guavs in Society Fe TEES TODAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY * « ] Burt LANCASTER Zusilis THAXTER 3 ¢ * [HANI ERT 3 JIM THORPE, * : ORIVE-IN THEATER : ALL AMERICAN" * » a8 burs PO en teieie 3] mmo wgiRoceO” : CLOSED FOR : Al : THE SEASON z x THANKS FOR YOUR = SUR. 3 SINCERE PATRONAGE -« MON. « . x v ” TUES x SEE YOU IN 52 : Cont. Today From 12:15 P. M. RRR AREER ARERR hd Robert MITCHUM—Jane RUSSELL

TODAY-MONDAY ONLY James STEWART —Barbara HALE - - 3 an “JACKPOT Randolph SCOTT—Adele JERGENS

*SUGARFOOT”™

Color by Technicolor

Martin and Jerry Lewis (Emerson).

Gregory Peck Could Learn a Trade

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 3 (UP)— .

way of planning for old age.

Take the case of Gregory Peck, “I for instance. He makes a hand- friends are sacred, that anyway some living as an actor, but if I trust I don't know any ‘char-

i more at

i bert i Jury.”

City Man Is Lead in Play

Srimes Special | NORTHFIELD, Minn, Nov. 3 —~Richard Berrvman, son of Mr.|

{ and Mrs. Herbert B. Berryman,

1458 N, Linwood Ave. a sophoCarleton College, . has been named lead soloist in Giland Sullivan's “Trial by

Mr, Berryman will play the part

: of the judge in the production by

the Carleton Glee Club Nov, 17.

{ He-also i8 a member of Overtones, Carleton’'s male octet, and

lays center football team.

on the Carleton

Ignore Them, They’ Go Away

Dewey Martin is a screen newcomer who has a suggestion which he thinks might curb the show-off tendency of some of his screen fellow workers, “Movie people who behave in public like adult delinquents gripe

_ me,” he sdid. :

86 he recommends a press boycott of movie lads and lassies who can't keep their. manners, morals

‘and wearing apparel publicly ac-

ceptable, “If they couldn't read about it

he said.

Dick Wesson Can't Keep His Friends

son, is that your friends fear you

They're afraid of getting into the

act.

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 3 (UP)—|

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 3 (UP)— , One of the occupational hazards of being a mimie, says Dick Wes-

FINAL ATTRACTION — For the last show of the season, the Brown County Jamboree has engaged Laddy Moore. This evening's show at 5:30 will be the bi) one offered.

Hollywood Stars’ Hats Aid U. S. Bond Sales SALT LAKE CITY (UP)—The hats of Hollywood movie stars

will be given away to Utah women in a “bonnets for bonds” cam-

the next day, they wouldn't act paign copked up by Mrs. J. Bracke the way they do the night before,”

en Lee, ‘wife of Utah's governor. More than 100 hats have been contributed by filmland residents for the drive to stimulate interest in bond sales. They will be awarded in bond sales contests throughout the state. The idea started when the governor's wife told a defense bond volunteer worker, Mrs. Clell Pet- ‘ tey, sister of the movie star Laraine Day, that she receives pequests for all sorts of items which

Wesson has signed a long-term pave been used by occupants of contract with Warner Bros. but he the governor's mansion.

intends to keep on appearing in

“night clubs between pictures

— {When he appears in night clubs, Why Kick? Your

part of his act is a series of im- Drinks are Phonies

personations.

“It's strictly for laughs and no

harm intended,” Wesson said

come,

keep telling ‘them

. ‘You have no idea, though.how A man can't do too much in the apprehensive my friends have be-

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 3 (UP)— When a motion picture playboy ‘sits down at a night club table, beckons to a waiter and orders a round of drinks, there's a good chance the man who serves them

that will be Philip Antora.

It is a slick bit of type casting, because Antora is a night elub

things turn bad in the motion pic- acters’ in my intimate circle (and waiter by trade. For the past 10 ture business, he can always go characters’ are grist for my act- years he has been padding out his back to learning the doctoring ing mill).

trade.

Fe keeps himself in the proper n ordinary attention and say, “Now only two big drawbacks. He never

frame of mind by curling up i

“They become when I give them even the mos

paycheck by acting as a waiter in

disconcerted pictures.

ti. He says screen waitering. has

his idle moments with a copy of DICK, don't go putting me into gets tips and the customers pay

Gray's “Anatomy.”

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FOUNTAIN SQUARE Starts Wed. Nite John Derek "MASK OF THE AVENGER—In Color

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“My Friend Irma” and

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Derek, ‘Saturday's Hero’

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