Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1952 — Page 8

vollywod— ‘Esther Doesn't Have to Swim’

By Erskine Johnson

HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 21—

Esther Williams in “One-Piece Bathing Suit.” “This picture will prove for all time that Esther doesn’ ti

have to swim. She gave a magnificent acting performance.”

Lilltana De Simone, the Italian actress, on Rome fashion design-| ars. | “They all try to make women look like the last page of an American fashion magazine, When the dress overpowers the woman, which is the Italian designer’'s aim, it may make a good picture, but the woman's person alify is lost.” Novelist Elliot Paul, famed for authoring ‘ “The Last Time I Baw Paris.’ “Remember those wonderfully sharming people 1 used to write shout? Well, I just can’t stand them anymore.” f.ucille Ball, describing her baby jaughter: “We think she looks just like ston Churchill. But without the cigar.” Mitzi Gaynor, after hearing a leopard would have a bit part in her new movie: “What's worrying me fs who'll really have that bit part—I or he leopard.” Corrine Calvet, on being comsnared as 4 “character” to Shelley Winters: “Honey, I'm a psettled-down character.” Louis Jourdan on movie censorship: “Girdle and bra advertisements re far more suggestive and detructive to impressionable young seople than the French movie, ‘La Rhonde, which was banned in New York.” a» » JAMES MASON on his acting: “I wish I could take acting lightiy. 1 really do, I wish a snap of the fingers would get me on and ff the set and in and out of the mood, But it doesn't work that way with me. Every scene before

Eye Cautions

right, glaring light tires eyes, Avoid ‘ending in a shadow, Diffused, Indirect ight $s restful, - To soothe ad, relax werworked, sore, tired, bu Wes use comforting i Deasan Lavette tL avontis tod {Bye-cup hr to vi ay. 38 delighted or money back. All drus-

SHOES for the Enfire Family al Terrific Savings! Big Hi

I Director Mervyn Leroy, about,

the camera is Tike a first night on! the stage.” Pat Morison, after a trip to London: “A film star's career in Eng land is more enduring than in Hollywood, The fans there almost

there is no such thing as a has been. An. actor automatically graduates from leading to character roles.”

dance band business: “We used to average 200 onenight stands a year and make money in all of them. People aren't dancing any more the way they once did. We need someone to invent a new dance like the jitterbug. That will bring back the dance band.” : Geraldine Brooks, on movie stardom: : “In most cases, screen success

goes to peoples’ heads”

movies playing on TV: “I look at them and say, ‘What a callow youth I was. And what a suckér to accept that particular piece of direction.” Viveca Lindfors, about her mer-ry-go-round life: “Everything is happening to me. Television shows, a movie, a new home and--now let me see—oh, yes—I'm having a baby in June.”

Richmond Exhibit Set Up by Herron Faculty

Times State Serviee RICHMOND, Apr. 21 — An exhibit of paintings by the faculty of Herron Art School, Indianapols, currently is on view here in McGuire Hall, home of the Richmond Art Association, oldest in Indiana,

Represented in the show are Donald B. Mattison, director of Herron; Harry A. Davis, Brownsburg; Robert E. Weaver, Peru, toning ANG Garzo Z, Antreasain and Edopti |mund Brucker, Indianapolis.

New York To Give IU Recital

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 21 Robert A. Baker, organist of

iNew York's Temple Emanuel

and Brooklyn's First Presbyterian Church, will give an organ recital In Indiana University Suiftortm at 7:15 p. m. Wednesy.

b Stores: 1063 | Mr. Baker's recital is an event

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adopt a performer they like and

Vaughn Monroe, about the

comes too easy. No wonder It

John Hubbard, on his eaily

for the "Night Visitors" "it of the "Junior Vodvil" are Lillie Dillard fit} and Norma Stantley. The diane in the sc

Donald 0 Connor and Depot ne Ravnolde. ab 11, 1:08, 3:30, 5:30,

J un Fontes di, gan Fontaine a 12:48, 3:55, 7:08 and 2a of Piva qn at 11:18,

RApeCon with my Claire ever: at 10:10, DIANA ‘Desdline, o 8. A." with Humphd an at

Ohiahoms. Anse” at 11,

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ool auditorium at 8:15 p.m.

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Stage Show rH mn 0s. w 4:08, 7.08

AD rhe. Unknown World” at 11:15, 2:15, 5:15, 8:20 and 10:40,

TZ “The Man in the White Suit.” Curtain time, 8:30.

INew Fire Department

Named at Knightstown KNIGHTSTOWN, ga 21 (UP) — A mew fire department was chosen today to replace 26 volunteer firemen who resigned last

week in a fight with the new|stance of Ravel.

town board. About 2500 residents were pro-

tected on a standby basis by New|haven't guessed, of the Le Blazer Castle and Carthage fire depart-|gtudio Club, is doing a fine job

ments after the resignations.

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THE INAAN APOLIS TIMES i

MON DAY, APR. 21 21, 1952

Unvivel and Refreshing—

Club Concert Wins Acclaim

By HENRY BUTLER Times Special Writer

GREENFIELD, Apr. 21—Last night's concert here by Margaret Buehler White, harpist, the Berkshire Quartet and assisting artists was a triumph for the Le Blazer Studio Club. A crowd of listeners nearly) filled Bradley ‘Methodist Church t&lent. for a program of unusual and! refreshing music,

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{1 think Mr. Blazer is pointing the

University's pride and joy, opened Indiana concert circuit. the concert with a Haydn quartet. Urico Rosst and Albert Lazan, violins; David Dawson, viola, 4nd Fritz Magg, cello, need no introduction to Indianapolis! music-lovers, They should be heard more often and closer to U, 8; 40 than Bloomington is, since théy measuse up awfully well to the outfits imported to Indianapolis by the! Ensemble Music Society, : Mrs. White, in a group of harp| solos, did some beautifully sensi-| : tive and nice-toned playing. = tay In last night's program, Mr. Lazan got a break the second violinist of a quartet seldom gets. He was soloist with Mrs. White in the Saint-Saens Fantaisie for Vioin and Harp. I had never heard the piece before. Barring SaintSaens’ habitual longwindedness, the Fantaisie has some really juicy moments for fiddle. Mr. Lazan, in his quiet but authoritative and sympathetic way, made the most of those moments. After intermission, another novelty was the KElegiac Trio of Arnold Bax, for flute, viola and harp. Edward McGough, flutist of the IU music faculty, was the anchor man in this deal. He has| good tone, especially in the husky | lower register of the flute. The Bax . composition, which might have been startling about 25 years ‘ago, now has a kind of| reminiscent charm. Styles change. | Biggest deal of all was Ravel's| Introauction and Allegro for harp, string quartet, flute and clarinet. This three-alarm job called Henry Gulick, IU music faculty clarinetist, in to help Mrs. White, the

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