Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1952 — Page 21

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AUG. 24, 1952

In Hollywood—

Stuck on Song Titled ‘Rita’

By Erskine Johnson

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 23—A Hollywood Songwriter, ingpired by Bernie Wayne's instrumental hit, “Vanessa” (named after Vanessa Brown), ahd Ray Anthony's “Mari-

lyn,” dedicated to Marilyn Monroe, decided to hop aboard the ba ndwagon with a song titled — “Rita.” ’ told me, “if it were true. But it's At the moment, he's stuck with nothing—nothing at all.” the first two lyric lines: | 5 4 a

“After you've Khan OVERHEARD at the Captain's “And left me crying ...” Table: “A husband is a man who, George Dolenz, who's playing .f YOU give him enough rope, will the handsome Italian who breaks °¢ tied up at the office.”

up the romance of Olivia de HaviNeighborhood

land and Richard Burton in “My

Cousin Rachel,” recently wrote to his father and stepmother in Th ancient Sardinia, where he was eaters born. DOWNTOWN 4 0 ” AMBASSADOR Hit the Ice” and “One s : Night in the Tropics.” HE WOULD like for them to OHIO “Sugarfoot” and “Lure of the *

Islands have a new home, he explained, RODEO— Fort Osage’ and

and if they would téll him the! S™"*"' \ unonnoop cost, he would send a money or- afer Ahoy" der to cover the purchase. With a Song in My Heart” and A month later, Mr. Dolenz's BELMONT "Clash by Night” parents answered the letter, de- crema scribing the home they had found and naming the price. Couldn't Take Tt “And the house is practically EMERSON Fremis Gone thd new,” they added in the postscript. “Only 350 years old.” ‘Lovely to Look At . . SARFIPLD -“'Skirts hay" and ‘‘Rodeo.” A movie fur designer recently GROV E-— New Mexico’ and ‘Oklahoma received a hush-hush call from a IRVING “Lovely to Look At” and studio executive who told him that ypécA* Req Mountain” and

“The Lion a certain blond starlet and the Horse.’ ould be oLy TRAIL" "The Girl in White” and

“The Magic

and “Cripple “Red Mountain” and “Just Across the Street CQRONEY-.: ‘The Awful Truth” and “She

Jet Job.’ ‘Francis Goes to Westpoint” and “Bronco Buster.” FOU NTAIN SQUARE --"Mutiny” and

“Clash

dropping iato his salon for a fur Carson City coat. ORIENTAL~- i Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now’ and “Return of Frank James."

The designer was to give her PIXY “Fixed Bayonet’ 3ir “My Six Convicts” and “Bronco : Bi ter tive declared, and the bill was to RITZ— ‘Francis Goes to West Point” and

be sent to him, Bronco Buster.”

RIVOLI — “She's Working Her Way 8 = F Through College” - and “The Narrow Margin

A FEW. days later the starlet sT. CLAIR—' Lovely to Look At” and “The showed up and selected a $12,000 SHERIDAN “My Six Convicts” and black mist mink coat in which the j

‘Cripple Creek . White” and skins had been manipulated in re-

SPEEDWAY— The Girl in WANA ER Women” and TACOMA— twar e omen verse, with the hairs going up- = ‘african Treasure’ ward. | TUXEDO—"Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie” and “Lion and the Horse.” Handing her the box eontaining UPTOWN. ‘Clash by Night” and “Bal 3 abarin the coat, the designer said: VOGUE ‘My Blue Heaven and “Paint- “ ing the Clouds it unshine This is a very unusual mink ZARING—* ‘Valley of the Eagles” and

coat. The very latest in fur fash-| A ae THEATERS fons. Would you like to know! CLERMONT = pis Anybody, Seen My on Gal’ and ight to ars how I worked it? GREENWOOD— "Lovely to Look At” and The blond Lorelei smiled , Rancho Notorious.”

o MAY WO( OD—"Carson City’ -and * No dahl- Bride

ing. You keep your secrets and’ MERIDIAN ‘Wait Till the Sun Shines,

‘Japanese sweetly and purred:

Nellie” and aca of Poker Fiat’ I'll keep id NATIOvAL OUTDOOR—'"Les Miserables” toon Foi ." £ AGNES } » | raNOLETOY fines, Lovely to Look At" NEST CHE i . alley o agies, / AGNL I00REHEAD is deny- si DELAND Working Her Wav ing the rumors that she will wed| Through College” and “Two Guys From redhaired Bob Gist, her constant THEATAIR TWIN (EAST SCREEN)— escort. ‘Valley of Eagles” and ‘Outlaw Wom-

en ( WEST SCREEN)—'"Thief of Bag-

“T d be glad to say yes, 2 ’ Agnes iad, and “The Jungle Book

'ERSTLAKE— ‘Lovely to Look At” and N BEECH GROVE

*Valley of the Eagles.” : and “Clash by SUNDAY—~MONDAY—TUESDAY

WESTSIDE—"Half-Breed" |. Night. ENTIRE PROGRAM IN COLOR! Lew AYRES—Marilvn MAXWELL

“NEW MEXICO”

JUDY CANOVA

Sonianons ANNIE"

FREE Ee |

MAYWOOD’

Road 67 en Seuth Tibbs Randolph SCOTT—Luecille NORMAN

"CARSON CITY” In Technicolor

Don TAYLOR—Shirley YAMAGUCHI

"JAPANESE WARBRIDE"

PLUS COLOR CARTOON

CRA ARR AA AR AA RONEN

and ‘The Golden \

at the Coliseum.

and “Valley j

"JUST ACROSS THE STREET"

HERE TODAY-—Current neighborhood and drive-in theater film attractions include Red Skelton, Howard Keel and Kathryn Grayson in "Lovely to Look At" [Fountain Square, Greenwood Drive-In, Irving, Pendleton Pike. Drive-In and St. Clair), Nadia Gray in "Valley of the Eagles" (Arlington, Pendleton Pike Drive-In, Westlake Drive-In and Zaring), June Allyson and Arthur Kennedy in

Atterbury Hit Gives Extra Shows

Times State Service

| CAMP ATTERBURY, Aug. 23 —Two extra performancer of “At War With the Army” have been scheduled after crowds were turned ay at each performance during its regular four-day run. The show will be repeated Monday and Tuesday evenings in “Post Theater 2. A travesty on Army life, “At {War With the Army” was produced in two weeks with a staff of actors from post ‘personnel and the Dixie Division. Plans now are being studied at 5th Army heafiquarters to put the comedy on tour throughout the mid-west, 5th Army area. The Monday and Tuesday evening performances at Camp AtAT FAIR—Phil Harris will share the spotlight with fellow- general public. Hoosier Herb Shriner in a big | State Fair entertainment event |

next Thursday through Sunday

Dan Kidney covers Hoosiers in Washington for weekday and {Sunday Times readers.

“Por E. NEW YORK |R.6211 Comfy Push-Back Seats =1o4e1: Monday. Tuesday— , COLOR PROGRAM! Toy BE TERS—David WAYNE

"Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie’

e COCHRAN—Sherry JACKSO

"THE LION" AND THE HORSE”

Today, 1:15; Mon.-Tues. Noble at Mass. Ave.

Mecca urea

ALL COLOR PROGRAM! Lizabeth SCOTT—Alan LADD

“RED MOUNTAIN"

Steve COCHRAN—Black KNIGHT

“Lion and the Horse”

BRERRSFRRRRFRERSR ERAN YRE

"HARRIS & SHRINER Come Home Thursday to Pace 4-Day Show of Stars at INDIANA STATE FAIR

Stars of

nial

on Thursday

GOOD SEATS THURS. and FRI.

Tickets are moving at a record pace for the “Hoosier 1952” Show ring Phil Harris and Herb Shriner in the Coliseum for four days, Aug. Indiana State Fair CentenCelebration, therefore pointed gut today that best seats and parking facilities convenient to the Coliseum area are available

nights, August 28-29. Tickets at $3.00, $2.40, $2.20 and $1.80 are at the Ross and Babcock Travel Bureau, Claypool Hotel Lobby, PL5417, and at the Administration Building, Fair Grounds,

star-

28-31, at the

Officials

and Friday

when Phil Harris comes to town. Philzy was born imFinton, Ifdiana, and since then Lover Boy has made quite a name for himself as baton wielder and buffoon on the Jack Benny Radio Show, plus a tour of duty as the husband Alice Faye took to raise.

THE SPORTSMEN QUARTET These fun-

sters, who became famous for their singing commercials on the Jack Benny Radio Show, will cut vocal capers with Harris and Shriner.

nation,

HONEY BROS. Comic contortionists, these fellows have displayed their hilarious antics on many of the top network variety shows, in addition to the theater circuit from coast to coast, and the movie, “Mr. Winkle Goes

to War.” 5 Music Hall,

; : TA-2471, Indianapolis. IER HUMORIS Touted as OLD CURLY LOCK . Reo HOOSIER to come along ' he great

; a FOUR STEP BROS. Considered the top dance group in the these colorful Feet of Rhythm” seen on virtually every major network television variety show, and were the first dance group to. receive a movie appearing first with Abbott & Costello in “It Since then, they've starred in a dozen motion pictures and were the first dance quartet to appear in the famed Radio City

Rogers, Herb Shriner has been talking about Hoosierdom ever since he spent hjs boyhood in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. IlL.ike Herb says, he used ‘to look forward to the State Fair because it gave him a chance to eat away from home.

REXFORD TRIO

which will journey to Indiana for one of {ts

Sparkling adagio trio

first U. 8. appearances after performing in every leading European capital,

OTHER ATTRACTIONS NEXT THURS. AUG. 28

2-Hr. Downtown Parade 9:00 A. M. (CST) 45 HIGH SCHOOL BANDS! {2 STUDEBAKER CENTENNIAL FLOATS!

On the Midway 9.CENT DAY (Thurs. & Fri.) For Children 12 and Under

AT THE GRANDSTAND—12:30 P. M, (CST) DERBY DAY RUNNING RACES

Top Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses

AMATEUR NIGHT—T P. M. ¢c. s. 1.

Featuring winners from County and 4-H Fairs Throughout the State

“Eight have been

contract,

Ain't Hay.”

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

"SHE'S WORKING HER WAY THROUGH COLLEGE"

terbury are free and open to the

roeraEbAR Eis Cnet

“CLASH BY NIGHT"

"The Girl in White" (Old Trail and Speedway), John Lund and Ann Sheridan in "Just Across the Street” (Bell and Cinema), Vitginia Mayo and Ronald Reagan in "She's Working Her Way Through College" (Rivoli and Shadeland Drive-In) and Paul Douglas and Robert Ryan in "Clash by Night" (Belmont, Irving, Uptown and Westlake Drive-In).

——y ip— Fox Opens | Too Hot for Feet . | F Il S SALISBURY, Mass. (UP) —A i a eason {lot of folks at Salisbury Beach literally got the hot-foot, The

Fox Theater will open the fall burlesque season Thursday with sand temperature one day this a New York road show slanted summer was 128 degrees,

at out-of-towners visiting the [ERRRARRRRR RRR RRRRR ARRAN State Fair, .

Bing's Foil Makes Debut With Hope

Art Cameron, the Vancouver hotel clerk who made front page headlines by refusing accommo-

_ dations to Bing Crosby, makes

his movie debut in “Son of Pale-

face” in support of an old pal of

Bing's, Master Robert Hope. The widely publicized incident. in case you don’t recall, occurred during a Crosby hunting trip. Sporting an old leather jacket, faded dungarees and a three- day growth of beard, Bing sauntered into the lobby with a friend to Sign up for lodgings. “They looked- like a couple of bums so I gave them the fish eye and sald we were booked up sol1d,” explains Cameron. Explains Hope, “I wanted to! Ret Art in ‘Son of Paleface’ hecause you can always use a bright guy on the set. Anvone smart enough to tag Bing for a loafer is a plenty hep citizen.’ In the film, Cameron Pays a gun-toting resident of Sawhuck Pass, where Hope and Jane Rus-|| sell hilariously tussle,

Banana Back

NEW YORK, Aug. 23 ~“Top Banana” will reopen at the Winter Garden Theater on the Labor Day matinee, Sept. 1, after being closed for four weeks. Phil Silvers, the star, will be back in the

cast.

a FOURNRTAIN SQUARE

MAT. ONLY—ADULTS, 12:45 TILL 1—AQ¢ VIRGINIA AVE. AND PROSPECT BT. COOL © Air-Conditioned * COOL

HERE TONIGHT—Tiny Hill, who calls himself America's biggest bandleader, will bring his orchestra to Westlake Terrace

for dancing tonight.

COMFORTABLY COOL! TobAY

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Cont. Today Vrem 1:00 P. M. Susan HAYWARD-—David WAYNE

"WITH A SONG IN MY HEART”

Color by Technicolor n SHERIDAN-—John LU

"JUST ACROSS THE ‘STREET

BONUS HIT MARK STEVENS TECRNI. "MUTINY" sow

Red Skelton—Kathryn Grayson "LOVELY TO LOOK AT"

Plus Color Comic

INEMA 16¢h and Delaware Today-Menday-Tuesdny CONTINUOUS FROM 1:30

. . Lizabeth SCOTT—Alan LADD

“RED MOUNTAIN"

Color by Technicolor Ann SHERIDAN John LUND

The “burlesk” house is ander] LERMONT.- IIR 83¢

the new management of Harold : DRIVE-IN THEATER Between Clermont and Brownsburg Clammage of St. Louis, who for- i

U. 8. Hwy. 138 or Crawfordsville RA. merly operated the Grand Theater ALL TECHNICOLOR PROGRAM! in that city.

: Piper LAURIE—Charles COBURN In addition to the regular mid-

"HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL" night show Saturday, the theater

Marg. CHAPMAN—Cam. MITCHELL will feature another midnight | §

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TODAY-—MONDAY ONLY Robert. TAYLOR—Denise DARCEL DRIVE-IN THEATER i South on 4-Lane Hwy, 0.8. 0M

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JOHNNY WFEISMUFILFR In “African Treasure’ | *Free Airplane Ride for the Kiddies ¥ Entire Program In Technicolor

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ONE OF THE GAYEST (COLORFUL MUSICAL COMEDIES IN YEARS

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