Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1951 — Page 47
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Durbin again is hinting for a
letters from Paris to Hollywood pals telling about het new
svelt figure. Joe Pasternak, who discovered her and produced all her hit films, | is still dreaming of guiding her back to boxoffice fame but not in! the immediate future. “Deanna’s 26 now,” he told me. “I'm going to wait until she gets a little older. Sh€'ll mature and be another Jeanette MacDonald.” .*Réson for Joe's flying-down-to Rio trip: ‘ A movie, “Latin Lovers,” in which he says he’ll co-star Lana Turner and Fernando Lamas.
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JANET LEIGH, in her new short-bobbed hair, and hubby Tony Curtis may get their wish to co-star in a movie—a trailer. MGM wants, to borrow Tony from UI for a/day to work with Janet in the trailer for “Just This Once.” In return, Janet will be seen in the trailer for Tony's new film, “Hear No Evil.”
ESTHER WILLIAMS and hubby ‘Ben Gage are working up a stage act for the New York run of “Skirts Ahoy” which will be unveiled on the 10th anniversary of the WAVES around Easter time. Ben will sing and Esther will work with four girls in a comedy scene from the picture in which she gets drenched in a water-and-mop initiation to the WAVES. “We'll prove to people,” Esther says, “that things aren't | always tricked up in Hollywood.” Her fans may scream about her lack of swimming in “Texas Car-| nival,” but Esther isn't worried.| “I just write them and say I do a lot of swimming in ‘Skirts Ahoy’| and that the Annette Kellerman story will be all swimming.” The movie mermaid is still blushing over the regulation WAVE bathing suit she tried on for the film and which had to be remodeled because of censorship. | “It was awful,” she confided, “no two things happened at the same! time.” ® = » Don’t count on any actor playIng Gen. Patton in “The Red Ball Express.” UI admits that Patton's heirs and estate must first give approval of his depic- | tion in a movie. Shortly after
| fused permission by the estate. |
{High are the real
| “Born Yesterday” last year.
chance at a film comeback in
Patton's death, Charles Bickford tried to obtain the film rights to his story and was re- |
“$ su HIS PALS SAY that Dan, Dalley’'s palpitations about Jane | thing. Dan| met Jane at the airport when she ended her Movietime, U. 8. A. tour, rushed her to the Beverly] Tropics and called for buckets of | champagne. 8.8 8
DOUBLE FEATURE marquee eye-popper: “Meet Me After the Show” and “Behave Yourself.” {
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TOM NEAL telephoned Betty Hutton for a date, but Betty was out and didn’t return the call... Both Dick Contino’s mother and! father face operations in the near future. Pals explain Dick’s in-| ability to pay his court fine this| way. Most of his initial earnings | in theaters and niteries were drained off to buy his contract back from Horace Heidt. = = =
THEY'RE hush-hush about it at Columbia, but word’s leaked out that Stanley Kramer will rush “Death of a Salesman,” the Fredric March starrer, into a Hollywood movie house for a week just before Christmas to qualify for the Academy Award race. The studio pulled the same under-the-wire stunt with
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Mother at 11
CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (UP) i —An ll-year-old girl gave birth recently to a “healthy, normal” daughter and has i now returned to her sixth grade classes, county wel- | fare officials revealed to- i day. Dr. Ole Nelson, medical director at Cook County Hospital said the baby weighed seven pounds, seven ounces when it was born, Sept. 26. Dr. Nelson said hospital records showed that another 11-year-old gave birth to a daughter at the hos-
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pital on Feb. 12, 1921. | IRVING—"T
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DOWNTOWN
“Thunder Trail.”
“And Baby Makes
RODEO "M" and “The Old Texas Trail"| plus cartoon.
NEIGHBORHOOD ARLINGTON—"No Highway in the Sky" and “He Ran All the Way" AVALON — “Best of the Badmen” and
“Tarzan's Peril, BELL— "Secret of Convict Lake” and “Cattie Drive.” BELMONT—"‘Texas Carnival” and “War. ge
path CINEMA-—“The Progmen” and “As Young } .
as You Peel' . CORONET— "His Kind of Woman" and The Hollywood Story.” : DAISY — “The Mob" and “Saturday's
Hero EMERSON—"The Mob” and “Secret of Convict Lake." . FOUNTAIN SQUARE — “Texas Carnival’ and “The Underworld Story.”
| GARFIELD—"His Kind of Woman” and
“Savage Drums GROVE -— “Capital Horatio Hornblower” and “Saturday's Hero
{ HAMILTON 'Secret of Convict Lake” and
“Cattle Drive.” exas Carnival”
' “Never Trust » Gambler.”
and
“I was Sergeant Richard Murphy
with a supply squadron in the Tenth Air Force during World War II. Day after day, we saw planes loaded with more gasoline than my car now uses in a year. But we never ran out of gas.” That was true because, back home, the oil companies expanded their output of aviation gasoline fifteenfold. And most of it was a super-quality product, unknown
a few years b
efore.
During the war you never heard anyone say that some of the oil companies were “too big,” and it’s no . more true today than it was then. The way things are
going in the world, we can all be thankful that we have \
some big ones. National security requires them: It takes a good many thousand separate oil companies —large and small—to serve America’s needs. Through their efforts, petroleum has steadily become more useful and more widely used. It has probably had more to do with improving the daily life of the American people, during the past 50 years, than any other one thing.
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- NEAR YOU—Neighborhood theaters are featuring the following: Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in "At War With the Army" | {Lincoln and Tuxedo); "Secret of Convict Lake," co-starring Gene | Tierney and Glenn Ford (Bell, Emerson, Hamilton and Oriental); Barry Nelson top-billed in "The Man With My Face" (Rivoli); Howard Keel and Esther Williams singing and swimming their way
hborhood Theater Programs Now Showing Here
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PIXY—'My Friend Irma’ and “Pardon REX—'"People Against O'Hara” and “Little § Hoo. BIL -"No Highway in the Sky” and “The TU 0 Sr Carnival” and “The Man
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through "Texas Carnival” (Belmont, Irving, Old Trail, Fountain Square, Rivoli, Uptown, St. Clair and Zaring); "His Kind of Woman," featuring Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell (Coronet and Garfield) and the James Stewart and Marlene Dietrich vehicle, “No Highway in the Sky" (Arlington, Ritz and Speedway).
“Let's Go Navy. DBEECHGROVE
ST. CLAIR—"Texas Carnival” and +The : Guy Who Came Back.” STRAND—"On Moonlight Bay” and “The Guy Who Came Back.” - TACOMA-*Tea for Two” and “Al Jenn { oma." 7 ty War With the Army” and “Little Egypt.” a UPTOWN—""Texas Carnival” sand The
Guy Who Came Back. — AnAMET 22nd st Talbot | ORONET oy Ay Tues.
IENTAL—"Secret of Convict Lake” and “Cattle Drive.”
TODAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY
Gregory PECK—Virginia MAYO Color by Technicolor
"CAPT. HORATIO HORNBLOWER'
John DEREK—Donna REED
“SATURDAY’S HERO”
My Sarong
With My Pace.”
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Dr. Sevitzky Stages Memorial for Feeney
Al Feeney would have been! Mr. Carrington, a {fastidious [pleased and touched by Fabien and thoughtful musician, did an | Sevitzky’s memorial concert to extremely good job with Tchai{him last night in the Murat. |kovsky’'s. “Rococo” Variations, The late mayor, who probablyi He has a sensitive notion of musimade the greatest strides in cal values, and contrives to proj- | musical appreciation ever re- ect feeling’ without overworking corded of a politician, would have sentiment. had good words to say about the, The orchestra also played Schubert's “Unfinished” SymAl was no mean wit. Anybody phony, Beethoven's Leonore Overwho heard him emceeing a tyre No. 3 and the Finale from municipal or children’s concert Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony. {would agree. And if he'd lived| (longer, I'm sure . Dr. Sevitzky| Good Voice {would have made a conductor! Across the street, the Maenner{out of him. After all, Mr. Feeney | chor was entertaining Alice Howdid look surprisingly like Arthur janq, mezzo-soprano, as - guest Fiedler, of Boston “Pops” fame. |goloist in the Athenaeum.
Good Crowd on Hand After a customarily lusty prelClarence Elbert's chorMiss Howland started a of French and German
{Murat for last night's program. Sters,
| Soloists were Naomi Pryor, so- 8TOUP |prano, and Jerome Carrington, SCOPES: | Dr. Sevitzky's first cellist. She is personable, has a good | I have one major complaint voice, sings musically. I seemed to
t {about the program, and that is a'detect a certain lack of sensitivity
|product of the orchestra's insuffi- to popular response, which had cient budget. There should have something to do with her choosbeen more rehearsing. L a sting unfamiliar items. From the night's Indianapolis Symphony|artistic standpoint, she is was by no means the same or- altogether correct. But she is de|chestra that played Elgar's “Enig-| ficient in showmanship.—H.B. ma” Variations last week-end. ,,.. ao BE Miss Pryor sang Handel's Largo, Malotte’'s “Lord’s Prayer” and the “One Fine Day” aria from! ee TODAY @ MONDAY = alana Bulterdy. She has a Walt Disney's Technicolor Hit! strikingly fine voice, and she’s a} & ” E000. Bin Co ad She's 2 ALICE IN WONDERLAND coached in tempos much slower
Burt LANCASTER—Phyllis THAXTER than she should employ for all {these items.
“Jim Thorpe, All-American”
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DAN DURYEA Esther WILLIAMS—Red SKELTON "UNDERWORLD “TEXAS CARNIVAL” STORY" with Howard KEEL and Ann MILLER Fomar @ JoASKELION, Tohue @) one
LINCOLN—"At War with the Army” and SANDERS—"Excuse My Dust” and “Little VOGUE—"Payment on Demand” and “Lit-| “Cattle Drive.” Big Horn.” 2 tle Big Horn. : - | MECCA — “Rio Grande” and “Father's SHERIDAN—'Three Little Words” and ZARING—"Texas Carnival” and “War. Biggest, Best Thru Tues. Little Dividend.” |” “Bride for Sale.” i] PAE i Vigges’, teal Open Today 12:48 OLD TRAIL—“Texas Carnival” and “War- SPEEDWAY— People Will Talk and “No ™ path.” Highway in the Sky. . | =] (om AV 4 = Eastside Theatre 3—33e |OLIVER—“Meet Me After the Show” and STAR— Meet Me After the Show and RA——— 4 “The Painted Hills.”
Esther WILLIAMS * Red SKELTON * Howard KEEL olor bY
"TEXAS CARNIVAL" rechnicoior
An Unusual Mystery Drama and Novel Theme That night I came home and found them together. But, the stranger with her was ME. He had moved In: He had my dog—my wilfe—my elothes—my life! He was |
“THE MAN WITH MY FACE”
Ann
INEMA 16th and Delaware Today, Moen. Tues CONTINUOUS FROM 1:30 Danas ANDREWS—Rich’d WIDMARK
“THE FROGMEN"
Montey WOOLLEY—Thelma RITTER
“As Young As You Feel”
CONTINUOUS FROM 1:30 Robert MITCHUM—Jane RUSSELL
“HIS KIND OF WOMAN"
.. Richard CONTE—Julla ADAMS .
“The Hollywood Story”
IIR Err TUES
Cont. Today Frem 12:15 P. M. “Gene TIERNEY—Glenn FORD
A | ‘Secret of Convict Lake’
Joel MeCREA—Dean STOCKWELL
“CATTLE DRIVE”
Color by Technicolor
Starring Barry NELSON : RIDAN
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Thru Tues. Mat. Today 12:45 to 2—35¢ Thru Tues. Mat. Today 12:45 to 2—30¢ Fr od ASTATRE—Red SKELTON
BRODERICK CRAWFORD Vera-ELLEN-Arlens DAHL
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Gene TIERNEY—Glenn FORD COLBERT—George BRENT
‘Secret of Convict Lake’! “BRIDE FOR SALE”
TODAY-MONDAY ONLY
ENTIRE TECHNICOLOR PROGRAM! Doris DAY—Gordon MacRAE
| “TEA FOR TWO”
Dan DURYEA—Gale STORM
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“Al Jennings of Okla.”
ESTHER WILLIAMS * RED SKELTON * HOWARD KEEL
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“RIO GRANDE” Father's Little Dividend
Today 1:15, Mon, Tues
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“LITTLE EGYPT”
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ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR! Howard
Esther Red Williams Skelton Keel “TEXAS CARNIVAL” Edmond O'BRIEN—Dean JAGGER
“WARPATH”
Jas. STEWART-—Mariene DIETRICH
“No Highway in Sky”
‘At War With the Army’ | | “TH E M O B”
Bette DAVIS % Barmy SUL
West Washington & Belmont TODAY. 1 P. M.—MON. & TUES.
ENTIRE SHOW BY TECHNICOLOR BHR RED HOWARD WILLIAMS J SKELTON 4 KEEL
“Texas Carnival”
Edmond O'BRIEN—Dean JAGGER
“WARPATH”
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Robert RYAN (Claire TREVOR
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“NO HIGHWAY IN THE SKY"
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“TEXAS CARNIVAL" To
Paul DOUGLAS—Joan BENNETT
‘THE GUY WHO CAME BACK"
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«ON MOONLIGHT BAY” Techn loan -— UY WHO CAME BACK’
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