Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1952 — Page 20

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| Giants in Illinois | TTT Tunesmiths Chew | EFFINGHAM, Iii. — Southern| CLT ERT] Pencils Writing

| dinois has giant grasshoppers, ALL-COLOR—ALL-THRILL SHOW

Ernie Niccum captured one and; Len McCALLISTER—Presion FOSTER Arm Theme Son | imprisoned it in a pint jar, Mr.| “Montana Territory” and Roarin’ y g | Niccum said the hopper was four| | Epic of the Brutal, Violent West . , . By ALINE MOSBY inches long, so big that it was un-| “RIDERS OF THE PONY EXPRESS” comfortable in the jar. CE ——— ———————————

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 11 (UP) _

Hollywood songwriters are chewing their pencils over new tunes today, but they're leaving,

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TOMORROW EVE.

A Picture of Frenchmen in Paris . .

Brilliantly directed by Julien Duvivier

' By Erskine Johnson

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 11—

Monroe's low-cut gown, ruled “4F” by the Army at Atlantic City, was from her wardrobe in “Niagara.” The Army may Montezuma.” have branded it indecent for a recruiting stunt, but it was |

okay by the movie censors. ¥ » ~ EVE JOHNSON'S decision to have a fling at movie acting-—she makes her debut in" ‘Never Wave at a WAC”-—has tongues wagging in Hollywood's eyebrow-lift-ing set. Her reasons, say the gossips, are: ONE—Lack of dough in the Van Johnson household, or, TWO—A bid for a career of her own before divorcing Van, The marriage, according to the grapevine, has been on thin ice for almost a year, » ” » Rita Hayworth's agents are buzzing Fox. Rita wants the role of Diana in “The Robe.” ” » » DON'T be surprised if Kathleen Winsor huddles with attorneys over ‘Forever Ambrose,” the title of Eddie Mayehoff’s new TV show. It follows Red Skelton on the air this season. ” » J ELEANOR PARKER'S medico has set Sept. 25 for the stork visit, S8he’s due at MGM Nov. 1 for another flicker with Bob Taylor. . . . Oil has been discovered on property owned by Hedy Lamarr in Vienna. She'll hop the

Atlantic next month to sign royalty papers. ” n n

Irene Ryan at the Fox & Hounds: “All a sweater does for me is to make me look warm.” 8 8.8

TURHAN BEY is back in Hol-|

lywood to resume his film career

after two years in Europe. , . .!

Jane Russell's busting with joy about the leg publicity she's get-| ting in “Son of Paleface.” Two) new reasons for seeing her films. | ~ ” » “3 DINAH SHORE is yelling “foul” about her quotes in a national magazine that she believes! cryin’ Johnny Ray is merely a flash-in-the-pan out for a fast | buck. The singer claims she was misquoted—and has apologized | via letter to Johnnie. #8 a =» i MILO ANDERSON, explaining why he isn’t designing movie | duds: “I'll always be happy to do | clothes for Jane Wyman, but it's not much fun for a designer at the studios these days. You submit a sketch and they tell you to! tear it up, because they can save money by buying something like it in the stores. Or they pull some old things out of wardrobe.” = ” ” LLOYD NOLAN, about type-casting: “I think stars are wrong. People want to see Gable and Bogart as they are. self in a beard is hooey. People| don't know who you dre. Paul

on screams

Times Amusement | Clock |

CIRCLE : “Don’t Bother to Knock,” with Matin Monroe and Richard Widark, at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:35 and 10:30.

Lady in the Iron Mask,” at 12:30, 3:20, 6:15 and 9.05. ESQUIRE * “Actors and Sin,” with Edward Robinson, Marsha Hunt and Edie Albert. at 6, 7:55 and 9:55. INDIANA i “Just for You,” with Bing Crosby and Jane Vigan at 11, 1:10, 3:20. | 5:35. 7:45 and 1 | KEITH'S

‘Big Jim McLain,” with John Naxne, at 11:50, 2:28, 5, 7:35 and

LOEW'S

High Noon,” with Gary Cooper, at 1, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10

Last Train irom Bombay," 13 2 3:10, 5:55 and 8 LYRIC

“Mod Ine.” with Howard Duff, at 11, Ts 4:35, 7:26 and 10:10.

“Pirate Submarine,” at 12:25, 3:15,

¢ and 85 LAST ¥ ' DAY

Adults 20c—Kiddies 9c

John Wayne “WEST OF THE DIVIDE" Scott Brady “PORT OF NEW YORK"

This thing about one’s]

Exclusively Y ours:

MARILYN MONROE~—The Army said No.

Muni techniqued his way out of He came on with a dif[ferent voice and accent in every, {picture. People didn’t know who

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out the “moons and Junes.” {They're trying to write a theme {song for the Army.

Only City Showing

Mystery, pathos, humor, morbid.

The Navy has its “Anchors *Duvivier's Aweigh” dnd the Marines can latest gem!” ity, fear and romance, are all boom out “From The Halls of «N.Y. Het.-Tnw, intermingled in this scan of the

tives of several people!

But the Army's been limping aiong all these years on an artillery ‘song about the caissons {rolling along. “We want a tune that will represent the entire army,” Col. Danjel Imboden said. ” ~ ” | SONGWRITER Wilbur Hatch, musical director for CBS Radio,!

“Captures its citizens’ carefree passions and pathos!” N.Y. World Tel.-Sun.

"Brilliantly directly and finely played!"

{said he's “trying like crazy” to wCrowther, N.Y. Times come up with the winning | number,

“The song, I think, should have, an easily recognizable tune, and| some beginning phrase of just a few notes so it can be whistled. | It could have some extra pat-| {ter choruses for use on TV and] radio, but the main song should

Not dor Children 30th and ILLINOIS

ESQUIRE foe + $4870 dl Last Times Tonite - - - BEN LULL - |

be simple and solid like ‘An-| _ a ———— |chors Aweigh,’ Contributions will be weeded]

out by heads of the top recording and music publishing com-| panies. Songs that survive will| be played by Army bands at camps and bases around the world. | Then *he tune that rides to popularity with the GI's will go { down in history as the Army theme Song.

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STANLEY KRAMER PRODUCTIONS GARY COOPER" "HIGH NOON"

with THOMAS MITCHELL - LLOYD BRIDGES KATXL JURADO + GRACE KELLY « OTTO KRUGER {Lon Chaney - Henry Morgan - DIRECTED BY FRED ZINNEMANN : Screen Play by Carl Foreman

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1952

HAVE YOU SEEN The Times’ | easy-to-read system of arranging | the Homes-For-Sale ' ads? Hun- | dreds of homes are all separated by the number of bedroonis as well as by North, South, East and West Jueations, See them now.

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A Paramount Picture starring

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"HE WILL ROGERS STORY"

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"MONTANA TERRITORY" ~PLUS COLOR CARTOONS—

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"IVORY HUNTER"

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Maria MONTEZ—Jon HAL

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