Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1952 — Page 12

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JORDAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC BUTLER UNIVERSITY

[ ——— |Ava Gardner Undergoes 7 ACCORDION ‘A ‘Minor’ Operation LESSONS. Instruments loaned to beginners |

without charge for eight weeks. For “further information ~ Coll

| HOLLYWOOD, May- 26 (UP)

tion today. :

Dr. Leon Krohn said the wie! Frank Sinatra!

{of Crooner {checked into Cedars of Lebanon {Hospital Friday night. She un\derwent an operation and lefc {Saturday. 1

| The doctor said he preferred (“not to give any details concernling the surgery.”

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l—~Actress Ava Gardner. was re-| cavpring from a “minor” opera-

In Hollywood— Ah Filmland Wails At Sharp Barbs

Joon By Erskine Johnson doi | HOLLYWOOD, May 26 — Exclusively Yours: Mrs. ‘James Mason's expose of movietown social cliques left Holly‘wood wailing. And now it's Orson Welles’ turn to barbeque

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Judith Risk

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{to come dressed as the Hollywood [type that strikes them as the {most ridiculous. He's even hired

Orson’s guests have been ase

{Hollywood at a costume ball he will host in Rome this

Twenty-two Broad Ripple High, Among those receiving special School pupils were awarded spe-| honors are: Joan Bechtold, Fac-

I stole a horse and got away

with it.”

guess the only objection is that Ripple Round-Up Day. Bo award; Judith Risk, Eta

tractive colors: Cream, Redwood Tan, Ginger

| THE RED SHADOW | lagain in “The Desert Song,” you| (say?

{Lester Lanin’s band to fly to [Rome and play at the affair. All imembers of the orchestra will be {costumed as Holywood geniuses,

Wil {man, They once planned the lh . | [to hulalarid as a honeymoon. . . .| {complete with loud sports jackets : i In ! Cras and dark glasses. ey Darnell, still in, Js find Aga SE

No, sir. Times have changed. Red's a subversive word in Hollywood, even when applied to a shadow. 8o Gordon . MacRae, starring in the Warner remake of “The Desert Song,” will be the mysterious El Khobar instead of the Red 8hadow, It's Gordon's biggest role to date and he's beaming: “It's terrific. I'm a regular Douglas Fair-\ banks Jr.”

818 Broad Ripple Ave. 930 S. Meridian St.

» » » FOX executives are screaming over the printed report that {they've purchased Peggy Hetpkins Joyce's life story for $75,000 iand June Haver is positively ‘ashen over the rumor that she'll play the oft-married Peggy. Not true, studio officials say, though they admit they were offered the (chance to buy Peggy's autobi{ography.

o » » STEVE COCHRAN’'S wincing over the Legion of Decency “C” 1108 Shelby St./rating on “The Lion and the Horge.” He can't understand it. “There's no sex, and no shoot-

{for Hawaii — without Jane

over that newspaperman, is findrides |IN8 consolation with Pierre La

Mure, wrote “Moulin Rouge.” » » “

Cara Williams,

young millionaire-inventor,

Times Amusement

Clock LOEW'S - “Tne Marrying Kind," with Judy olliday and Aldo Ray, at 12:30, 40, 6:45 and 9:50. “The Clouded Yellow,” at 11, 3:08, 5:10 and 8:18. CIRCLE “Mi Maru.” with B + ? 12:35, 3:80, 1 and. 10.15" PiYUn.a

“Afriean Treasure,” at 11:25, 2:35, 5:45 and BE h 3 1000s Maxie,” at 6, 8:05 and “The Pitan,” at 7:05 and 9:10. INDIANA

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. » ” SOUNDS like the beginning the| end, but Travis Kleefeld is sailing

the French author who

covered from the lower Delaware! LISA FELTRELLI, the YOUNE River today and seven other Italian Airlines hostess who re-i en still were missing after two | cently sold Roberto Rossellini an| | original screenplay based on the life of Mussolini, will be screen storm and burned furiously.

tested by UI in New York. . . . y who TE ed en route from the Persian Gulf

movies for TV, spends the eve-|WI!th 2 load of crude oil, was nings she’s not his the cam-|SteAming up-river and the 240eras with Nelson Waterbury, the{00t coastwise tanker

cial citations Friday at the annual /ulty award; Ted Bosler, Frank

Sigma Phi award, and Dick Moll, Broad Ripple Post American Legion Service award.

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2 Bodies Found

By United Press

WILMINGTON, Del, May 26 | Two unidentified bodies were re-|

tankers collided in a driving rain

The 10,441-ton tanker Michael,

A, C, Dodge, carrying 630,000 gallons Yeatute of gasoline, was headed toward| "**"™ the Atlantic when ‘the accident|''''"* occurred off Augustine Beach, 22 %*5—10:10 miles south of here. The Dodge exploded and burned furiously for several hours| as she sank slowly, stern first.| Then the bow, the only part still]

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above water, exploded, spreading] flaming gasoline over the water. | The Michael, its fore section ablaze, drifted aground on the| Feature New Jersey shore, Its 37-man | 4:35-7:20 v

crew remained on board to fight RRL

the fire despite the danger of an PENNSYLVANIA AY MARKEY [1]

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‘All of the men still missing| were crewmen of the Dodge, including the captain and his son,

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4:25 KEITH'S “Red Ball Express.” wi fo3ndler, at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 3s 3 “Treasure of Lost Canyon,” at

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“Colorade Sundown,” : : 8:1 tion is Sun own,” at 12:40, 3:25,

| Ingrid Votes in Rome

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I | ROME, May 26 (UP) — Film Actress Ingrid Bergman, who is expecting twins “any day now,” voted in the Rome municipal elections yesterday with her husband, director Roberto Rossellini.

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