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In Hollywood—
Don's Singin’ Not Wailin’
By Erskine Johnson
HOLLYWOOD, July 19—Exclusively Yours: Shelve those rumors about a big feud between Donald O'Connor and Gene Kelly over Donald's scissored scenes in “Singin’
in the Rain.” Donald, who isn't wailin’ in the California sun, told me: ee - i “How can I be angry at a guy! “People I've worked with for 10 for giving me the best break of Years look at me and say, ‘Gosh, career?” {you have blue eyes.’ You know » ” ” Now It can be told: Holly8 ‘wood studio heads killed the i'pre - nomination campaign { razzle-dazzle for Gen. REisen- " hower. Reason: Fear of ineurring the displeasure of Gov.
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“Earl Warren, who has been a UT's “Seminole” is more than a good friend to the movie in- casting item. It's Barbara's first . dustry. But watch for the I- [chance to play a fiery, i Like-Ike ballyhoo, with the !INe and she's town’s Hedys and Lanas as [change will stick, ‘pom-pom girls.
U-I's SEXY, Blanchard is due for a Marilyn 01d me. “I was playing mothers Monroe build-up. But she’s also Pefore I even had babies myself.” warming up as a threat to Shel- a Hen i ley Winter—if Shelley gets dif-| THE Turhan Selahettin who is ficult again. . Is MGM’s “Lili” listed as the producer of .the true life story of Fran Alli- Jack Mortimer,” son and Burr Tilstrom of TV ka-Frances Le fame?
sn |All- American girl type who al-
the Donald Buderer costarrer Just completed in Vienna, is none # = .» ‘other th t HOLLYWOOD lensers got the an the scren’s wartime
heart th y “no pictures, please” order from!peg) roi, Turhan Bey.
Hedy Lamarr when they tried to flash-bulb her with wealthy How-
ization of a long-time ambition for wealthy Turhan.
ard Lee. . .. Steve Crane, Lana . . a = Turner's ex, will be receiving his, HUMPHREY BOGART in a freedom within two months as iim clip from “The African! _
the result of a civil divorce suit Queen” will be one of the surprise filed in France by Martine Carol, gags in a jungle sequence for “The Road to Bali.” Bob Hope IT'S type-changing time for Spots Bogart pulling the river *Hollywood's glamour babes to put boat ashore but Bing Crosby :'mew zip into the box-office, and shrugs it off as a mirage. But the dye vats are churning to the/things get even daffier. Two min“tune of “I'm gonna wash thatutes later Hope fires a gun into :eolor right out of my hair,” - the air and a baby elephant falls Yesterday’s brunets are to- [Out of the sky. days blondes and yesterday's | & 8.»
blondest star of them ail, clas- | CYD CHARISSE, who lost out sic-faced Vera Ralston, now ion that costarring role with Gene has tresses of midnight blue. Kelly in “An American in Paris” But that's only part of Vera'swhen she and Tony Martin dated transformation for Republic's the stork, is set for a big twinkleFair Wind to Java.” It's a sexy, topes build- -up at MGM. There's a half-caste role for the star with a big dance sequence for her in wardrobe of sarongs, exotic jewel- “Sombrero” and then she waltzes ry, dark makeup, a slinky walk into Fred Astaire’s arms and the character name of “Kim-| oa im.” | "on 1 THREE movie test offers al“I'LL, NEVER he a blonde ready for Keith Andes’ gorgeous again,” says Vera, who is beam-|wife, Jean, but she's saying “Not ing: interested.” Keith and Jean met
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Bagpipes Are Scottish Regardless of Origin
WASHINGTON, July 19 Music is considered by experts to -~The bagpipe, a DY be truly great national music. It lately to Scotland according to a consists of certain melodic lines current Glasgow researcher, is as repeated and varied with changScottish as plaids and kilts for ing groupings of rhythm. a’ that. th Yona) eal 1 The most famous of all Hightrument of Scotland is far older|1and musicians, the MacCrim- ) ; mons, hereditary pipers to the than its Scottish ties seems well 2 T MaclLeods of Dunvegan on the established, says the National Isle of Shve.. wrote, t ht a Geographic Society. It is regarded played ther aren: Ed 3nd as Asiatic in origin and counted simpler forms of composition.
among the most ancient of musicDonald Ban MacCrimmon, one Braving the wrath of his Of the last’ and greatest of his countrymen, the Glasgow scholar line, composed the prophetic la“MacCrimmon Never Will Return” before.he followed Boncentury and finds jt came from nie Prince Charlie in the tragic Italy. There is evidence, however, campaign of 1745 and died in the
#% ‘that bagpipes were brought to the Rout of Moy. Patrick Mor Mac-
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IN YOUR AREA—Playing this week at the neighborhood hosters are Spencer. Tracy and Katharine Hepburn in "Pat and Mike"
(Fountain Square, Greenwood, Yvonne DeCarlo in "San Francisco Ste”
(Arlington and Zaring); R Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr in
Pendleton Pike, Rivoli, St. Clair, Shadeland,
sbert Mitchum in "Macao"
heatair Twin—East, and Westlake); Joel McCrea and (Clermont Deluxe, Ritz and Tuxedo); uo Vadis" (Irving, Speeaway and Uptown); Peter Lawford and Maureen O'Hara in "Kangaroo"
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fant moppet, into the series as a character. TV’s getting more and more like the comic strips every day. » ” ” ELAINE STEWART, MGM's new glamor dish, is just getting over a kept-from-the- “press ner- ” ” ¥ IF HER terms are met, Lena Horne, now in London, will make ner movie comeback in a British film as a’ dramatic actress, Not one song in the script. i
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British Isles by Roman. legion- Crimmon had good reason for naires, to whom the instrument composing the touching “Lament Nero was re- for the Children” when seven of
a year. The bagpipe is a complex reed instrument consisting of an airThe Scottish people have taken tight leather bag having from the bagpipe as their own. No three to five apertures to which Highland or Lowland festival or are affixed the tubes or pipes. party is complete without pipe In the Highland bagpipe the bag
former on one type of bagpipe. The pipes were popular with
f music, and Scottish military bag- is filled with air by means of a vpipe bands are as famous as the
“blow pipe” through which the noted regiments to which they piper, blows air into the reser-
belong. voir. In other types the bag is Much of the music writtén for pijjed by a bellows.
the bagpipe is Scottish. There are three types of such music. The i . Ceol Baeg, or Little Music, con- Sit of one or more “drones” or sists of dance and march tunes; 'uDes: each capable of only one the Ceol Meadonach, or Middle "0te. The drones supply the conMusic, ingludes slow marches, re- stant background notes for the ‘treats, and simple laments; and YAried music produced by the refinally, the majestic Ceol Mor, or Maining tube, the “chanter” or Big Music, embraces the great Melody pipe. on which the piper sonatas or concertos of bagpipe Produces the melody by fingercomposition. Ing. There are about 300 laments, Constant pressure of air battle hymns, and salutes thatthrough the drones and chanter can be classified as Big Music. is maintained by arm pressure on They are not for the amateur the bag, which is carried under performer or listener. The Big 'the shoulder.
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