Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1952 — Page 20

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In Hollywood— Film Musici

Turn Actors

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By Erskine Johnson

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 27-

Hollywood studios don’t have

to beat the bushes for new musical talent—the talent’s right

in movie town.

Producer Jonie Tapps arguing his point and claiming:

We're using great musical personalities as dramatic actors. Let musical people stay where they ing and stop going out for Oscars. W§ got a dancer out here and right away we turn her into a

Greer Garson. It's wrong." Mr. Tapps. producer of Columhia's “All Ashore” thinks that stars ‘like Van Johnson, Janis Carter, June Allyson, John Carroll, George Raft, James Cagney, John Payne, Walter Pidgeon, Joan Crawford, Ann

Sothern, Shelley Winters, Shirley Temple and Irene Dunne ought to hd dancing and singing for the glory of the box-office instead of going in for heavy emoting. “Hollywood doesn’t have to worry about TV if we make musicals with people who started 84s dancers and singers,” he said ‘People want to be entertained. Nobody wants to go to see somebody else’s troubles on the screen.” ” » ” PHOTOGRAPHED stage plays now that Hollywood's searching far appetizing new movie bait? ‘Tudith Anderson, high priestess of the U, 8, stage, thinks there's a fortune waiting for the first HolIvwood studio that will train camerds on a Broadway play. About to begin rehearsals with Ty Power for Paul Gregory's production of

[rar GOES ON Hep

THE pole-frame barn, which has aroused more

interest among Indiana farmers

development for a generation, will be on display at the State Fair, which opens tomorrow,

The barn's frame consists of poles set five feet in the ground, J are spiked to the poles, no bolts

An aluminum roof and shiplap siding complete the

barn. It appeals to farmers because inexpensive materials .are used and can he erected with a minimum of skilled labor.

Who Shot the Shoat?

An Indianapolis court case the other day had everyone tripping over tongues. A man accused his neighbor of shooting his shoat because it was foraging in the neighbor's garden. The neighbor insisted he had the sheriff shoot) the shoat. Then it turned out that it wasn't a shoat that waa shot, . It- was a sow. The case of who shot the shoat—or sow--came to an end when an exasperated judge shooed both parties home,

Polio Carnival

{| served. 7 p. m.

Anderson

Allyson

“John Brown's Body,” Judith told me: = “Television productions of famous stage, plays prove that there's a great, untapped audience for Broadway productions, If Hollywood doesn't move in, TV will. It can be done for very little money and yield a great profit. Every great stage star | would be interested.” ! Judith on live TV: “I tried it— it's horrible. In the theater, 1 leave my true gelf In the dressing room, But on TV, it's hades on earth, areal rat race, The sets are spread all over and I have no sense of direction, anyhow, 1 was always heading toward the wrong get and they had to have a man on hand to push me in the right direction.”

than any barn

treated utility oists and rafters being required.

' Where to Go :

Times Junior Olympic Finals and Water Show. Broad Ripple

Power, at 11:20, 2:30 and 5:40.

Pool. All seats $1. No. seats re- |

Luncheon Meeting

The American Christian Palestine Committee will hold its September luncheon meeting next] Wednesday noon in the Columbia | Club, |

Fish Fry Circuit Pocahontas Council 350 and Red Cloud Tribe 18 will" have a fish fry at 5:30 p. m. Friday and Saturday at 720 N. Capitol Ave.

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CIRCLE “We're Not Married.” with Ginger Rogers, Fred Allen, Marilyn Monrose, st 42:50. 4. 7:10 and 10:20 “The Black Swan with Tyrone

' War Hero Wins Driver ' Test in a Breeze

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 (UP) |— Army Cpl. Angel (Andy) {Gomez proudly displayed a drivlers license to his buddies today. {He won it with one good arm and three artificial limbs, The 23-year-old soldier, a Korean War veteran originally didn't want to learn how to drive

Sneak Preview, 5:45. ESQUIRE’ “The Sniper,’ at 7:20 and 10.20, “Sound Of," at 8 and 8:55. . INDIANA “The Greatest Show On Earth.™ with Betty Hutton, Cornel Wilde and Darothy Lamour, at 11, 1.40, 4:25,

ui Am after he was fitted out with Wend 908 artificial legs and a right arm at ~ KEITH'S ss Walter Reed Hospital last JanuWorld in His Arms.” with Gregory Peck. at 11. 1:45. 4:30. 7:15 ana (ary. But his buddies got him to 10:10 change his mind. After three “Tiger Man," at 12:40, 3.30, 6:15 week's training he breezed through and 5 0§

his driving test and was granted a driver's permit,

LOEW'S “Affair In Trinidad,” with Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford, at 12 25, 3:35 6:45 and 9:55 “Rainbow ‘Round My Shoulder.”

Strand Theater

with Frankie Laine and Billy Daniels. at 11, 2:08, 5.156 and 8 28. Reopens Today LYRIC

“Duel at Silver Creek.” with Steves McNally and Faith Domergue, gi 2:15. 5:35 and B45 “Two Weeks With Leve” with Jane Powell, at 12:15. 3:35. 6:55 and 0

Reopening today with its regu lar schedule in effect 5 the Strand Theater, 1332 E, Washington St. The theater has heen closed for the summer,

st Indianapolis showings! SHADELAND

SHADELAND “The Sniper,” at 750 and 11, “Sound ON,” at H:30

This First City Engagement Only

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. FRI. & SAT. NITE 7:00 P. M. (CST) & SUN. AFT. 12:30 P. M.(CST)

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1852 Cenfennial Celebrafion

INDIANA STATE FAIR

$405,914 C25". @ More Than 7000 Exhibitors

Plus THE SHOW OF A HUNDRED YEARS!

COLISEUM "Row te. i, aT, T:38 £4"

SUNDAY AFT,, 12:30 P. M. (C.5.T.)

"HOOSIER STARS of 1952"

Starring Indiana's Own

PHIL HARRIS ;%...-. ® HERB SHRINER PLUS — The SPORTSMAN Quarfe!

From Jack Benny Radio Show

THE FOUR STEP BROS. HONEY BROS. REXFORD TRIO

Nightly, Sun, Aug. 3, thru Fri, Sept. 5 — T1100 P. M. (C.8.T))

Nationally Famous Jan Garber 50,000 Horse Show ™'" sui His Orchestre

Sat. Nite, Sept. 6, 7:30 P, M. (CST) CENTENNIAL WLS, WLW, WHAS Network

JAMBOREE Hillbilly Artists

and IBA Old Fiddlers’ Contest

GRANDSTAND—Tomerrow Nite 7 P.M. (C.S.T.)

AMATEUR $540 : NIGHT IN PRIZES

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Featuring 11 Distriet Winners of County and 4-H Fairs throughout State

“IRISH” HORAN i. Lucky Hell Drivers

Speeding Auto Catapulted From Mouth of Giant Cannon

SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION

Freddie Agabashian, Pole Position Winner in 500-Mile Race and Cummins-Deisel.

Tomorrow, Pri. 12:30 P. M. Aug. 30, Sept. 1.5, 12:30 (CST) (CST) ; “DERBY DAYS" $200,000 Grand Circuit RUNNING RACES Harness Racing

of Top Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses

Greatest Purses in History!

Nightly Sun., Aug. 31 thru Fri. Sab. Sept. §, 12:30 P. M.

Sept. 5, 7:00 P. M. (CST) Championship Sponsored by

12 Acts

American Motorcycle Assa, Chorus of 30

$3,000 in Prizes

"Biggest Musical Revue on Nine Events Featuring the Road" National Champions

PRICES: Herb Shriner-Phil Harris, $3.00, $2.40, $2.20. £1.80. Horse Show. £7.40, $1.80, $1.20. $1.00, Centennial Jamberes, $2.40, $1.80, $1.50, $1.30.

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