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AUGUST 6, 1851 TEE INDIANAPOLIS STAB DAILY CROSSWORD Cameraman 4Sees Red' When He Looks At Miss Grayson ai TTTvT oSlFi. i plw ifi.Ti? I TI T5pr aiTr'a oj aIo To p5 i DjOitHoif I tit PAGE 18 Today Clark Gable Is Back And Virginia's Got Him By SHEILAH GRAHAM Hollywood CLARK GABLE cased into town a couple of night ago, and opened hii dating book to Virginia Grey. Ginny has weathered all Clark'i marriages and romances of the past decade. She lives in the next street to Clark, and believes in a neighborly spirit. Ifli patience, perseverance and innate shyness." The cameraman has other stars catalogued.

-ESTHER WILLIAMS is the brown-sensitive type, athletic, brimming over with health. Ava Gardner is definitely in the yellow-mystic group and there is no doubt that little Jane Powell belongs to the cheerful orange category." Clark Gable he catalogjes among the blue, Mario Lanza as a red-sensitive, Robert Taylor as the introspective purple, and Errol Flynn a red-white, combining temper and excitement Garbo he calls the "greenest" in Hollywood calm, cool and collected. Gary Cooper's other companion in that speeding citation was Pat NeaL Her name was kept out of the newspapers by I wonder which miracle. Errol Flynn and his wife, Pat Wymore, have a picture package to star themselves as a pair of pirates. Errol, who hasn't worked for months and months, isn't too worried about ready cash.

His cattle and coconuts in Jamaica are paying off handsomely. Diplomatic Blunder SHARMAN DOUGLAS is a trifle miffed because she has not yet received an invitation for the coming-of-age party for her royal friend, Princess Margaret Rose. Cornel Wilde is warming up the long-distance wire to La Jolla, where his fiancee, Jean Wallace, is vacationing with her two boys by Franchot Tone. I I W. t-t Robert Newton, with his hair curled for his "Androcles" role, flies back to London when the picturt is canned to talk his estranzed wife into divorce.

Bobs objective marriage with Press Agent Vera Budnick. Jimmy Durante, Danny Thomas and Ed Wynn have formed a capital gains company. They call it Stellar Enterprises, Inc. The boys OKAHAM draw salary from Stellar, pool their resources, and make a fortune, especially from TV they hope. George Sanders writes his pals from Britain that he is visiting his old haunts when he was in musical comedy there many years ago! The wife he left behind in Hollywood, the gorgeous Zsa Zsa Gabor, is thinking more about her acting career these days than about George and hisl old haunts in London.

Lana Turner's "Merry Widow" won't be ready to shoot until September. Lana has been ordered to lose her beautiful tan during August The "Widow" is in Technicolor. Stanwyck's Stag Line BARBARA STANWYCK isn't visibly grieving for Robert Tay-lor, though he continues to send her the jewelry she loves from London. Bently Ryan seems to be the favorite with Babs these warm summer evenings. Second in line is Gilbert Roland, a busy boy who has a magic password to Rita Hayworth in his spare moments.

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ruM LAST DAY fTT it li In WA it Illllllllll I I I 1 Rpnrv'a Tlnimhtor To Be In Films Hollywood (AP)-Carol T3M. OA v. A A ivr aaugnier or ine laie Beery, will begin a film loaay. Ana, sne siaies, me will be strictly on her One' of the principal me fbidie ot me Miss Beery has been drama in New York for lpp RAY MILL AND "YUKON MANHUNT" "OH Ann ySWid UWmJZi-l Jy A I titrrs n.in.in.il-n.lfi-riS rru tik r0.v c--t vvaiiace MJf 'i career WfH I SVlF aeoui JVZlVJk I 1 1 i own VcP Jff alflfl nf kty Jj VjT -1 heirs to VVWT-A 1 ll Havoc, in New York, where she A nice letter came from June stars in "Affairs of State." June is commuting to a "decvine" house on Long Island. The house was lent to her by a friend.

"You can buy it for $75,000, unfur-nished." Ha. Mind On Marriage JOHNNY JOHNSTON wants to marry a sweet, small dark-haired girl, reminiscent of his ex-wife, Kathryn Grayson, but the financially pressed Johnny is waiting to see if his musical, "Tree Grows in Brooklyn," weathers the heat slump. "Smith Pacific." on Broadway, roulrl certainly use some of Ezio Pinza's old magic. The trencn FEELS LIKE VELOUR! actor, mVrrfT 'J Viin' I if for i i jfw studying Xlf 1jJPL' I c5Mrt i the last 4 A 2AVvV4 tla. I I nc t)yUIKr tVk' BLOCK'S CLOSES SATURDAYS AT I "KJJrSSoW MITZI GAYNOR, who achieves full stardom in the title role of the 20th Century-Fox Technicolor musical, "Golden Girl," set in the period of the California gold rush days, shows what a real gold-digger can do with a pick and shovel.

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32. 33. Import, Roger Rico, is a terrific I disappointment. Sir Alexander Korda's nephew, David, who has been living in Beverly Hills with his mother, Mrs. Zoltan Korda, put his 14-year-old foot down and refused to enroll at the Beverly Hills High School.

His reason? "The girls there are too sophisti cated and know too much" and a few other things unprintable here. The boy is being sent to the purified air of a school in Switzerland. Dewey Arrives In Australia Sydney, Australia (AP) Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York arrived in Darwin last night in his tour of the Far East-He will go to Sydney this morning, then fly to Canberra for a meeting with Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies.

He will stay in Australia until next Sunday, when he plans to leave for New Zealand. Jap Ferry Capsizes Tokyo (AP) A small motor ferry crowded with 160 passengers capsized in the inland sea of Okayama perlccture Saturday afternoon. Three persons were I drowned, 10 are missing and 21 were injured, the Zyodo News Agency reported. SONNYSAYINGS By FANNY Y. CORY Rfglitued U.S.

Pfttmt Of fir "Nippy's as brave as a linon and speakin' of linons, how does I know there ain't down there in the dark?" WANTED 600 New Customers Dally To Eat At LOUISE'S RESTAURANT College Oprn Dlil mni Runcl.r. AM. Is M. WSUNBDRt Smooth on this ircels 1 cream lor imtant-touch rehrf cticml lt gmtle mfdiction, Kwthing ln-olin case fiery aoreneM. lubricate lun-dried km I I wlhaul Miim Skm Cm.

I O.I (o to- JX- Ki iy X. wt C.J I' I' ll TT it r- 1 J7 it 1 I i I 11! -ll! II II Hollywood (UP) Robert Planck, cameraman, sees red whenever Kathryn Grayson comes in view which doesn't mean she makes him angry. It's just that 20 years of photographing Hollywood stars has convinced the photographer that color is the most revealing index of a person's personality. "Miss Grayson is red-blue." he said. "She's peppery but tempered with common sense." BREAKING down the spectrum in terms of personality, Planck explained that favoring red reveals a quick, nervous nature easily aroused to anger.

Violet denotes the calm, sensitive type; yellow, mystic; orange, optimistic. Planck currently is photographing Fred Astaire and Vera-Ellen in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Technicolor musical, "Belle of New York." He helped map out complete color charts for costumes and backgrounds. "Astaire reacts to blue, which fits his easy-going nature," Planck said. "Bright tones match his energy and originality. Pink is the color choice for his co-star, Vera-Ellen.

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Mrridiin State Rd. J35 Box Office Opens start l)u Modern HuperTUed PiB'rrnitnds lor t'hildrrn Oprn 7 P.M. CRANCER Ruth ROM ANI "STRANGERS ON A TRAIN" tornlne DAY Franrhot TONE "WITHOUT HONOR" Color Cartoons RIS" Nifely Admission 50c Children Free Kd. H7 Opposite Fort Harriiinn Open 7:00. D.S Tilt A.M.' NOW THRU TIF.SDAT Rod.

CAMERON Andr? tONO "CAVALRY SCOUT" Color Farley Roth Robert CRANCER ROMAN WAI.KFB "STRANGERS ON A TRAIN" Mldnlte Show Frtrf Saturdar KIDDIELAND OPEN EVERY MIGHT SFVEN THRtt.l.INO RIPTS FREE RIDES FOR CHItDRF.N ATTENDINIi DRIVE-IN THEATER OPEN DAILY AT :00 P.M. P.M. P.M. aEaatnjaaanaaBarsHaaaearjanaat. Newest Best Coolest Drive-In Drtra 7000 E.

on E. 3Hth, E. 10th or Kuk. to 200 Sliaiirland I St. Rd.

lOOl Free Kide Paradise Playground Open Tonlle 7:00 Thro Tnr.d.r Roth ROMAN Farlrj GRANOF.B In Alfred Hitchcock's "STRANGERS ON A TRAIN" Rod CAMERON AndrjF LONO "CAVALRY SCOUT" In Cot or World's Largest Drive-In Theater Inside Indpis. 5 Min. From Home 3000 Soulhrattern Are. Southatern Ave. and Rural Kerttoite Ave.

and Pleasant Run Bird. FDFF Miniature Train EQCC inLt Rides NirhllT Intt Show Start Duk Adm. Adults 80a Now Four Big Features on Two Big Screens -EAST SCREEN- Purler OR ANGER Ruth ROMAN "STRANGERS ON A TRAIN" June HAVER Rar ROLOFR "LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING' WEST SCREEN. AM, COLOR PROGRAM tennis MORGAN Dorothy MAf.ONg "ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON" Errol FLYNN A leal. SMITH "MONTANA" "Indiana's Finest Drive-In" RBO N.

Hlrh Srhnol Road ALL COLOR FROGRAM Hrdr I.AM ARR Victor MATI RE "SAMSON AND DELILAH" Bod CAMERON Andrr LONG "CAVALRY SCOUT" rias Color Cartoons and New tt. Ha.h 1 Ml. W. of tlrn Davla Rni Office Ooen Starts Dutk Stephen MrNALLT Celrea. r.RAT "APACHE DRUMS" r.

Rlrhard CONTF Julia ADAMS "HOLLYWOOD STORY" PI ti CtriiMtn Now. Sw Rlarktnii prWrirftfi WHh Moonrtow Added GRAND OPENING! "It's Good!" iiiks i act lOUlSVlll jT "Snow White" "Cinderella" I Look For Tho and Now-WALT DISN EY'S MOST WONDERFUL-OF-ALL! You've read about dreamed about wanted to SEE the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, the Cheshire Cat all the other fantastic funny-folk! Now THRILL to its laughter, color spectacle, rlnrifMi rnrl Jr'r trult 't WEAR IT EVERYWHERE! PACK IT PUSH IT BACK TO SHAPE! Black, brown, navy, smoke grey, coffee, 0 Walt Disiiev's grey mix, red, rusjet ember, gold, peacock, violet, beige, kelly, continental green. Medium siie fiti 2l'2" to Large fits 221," to 1 aW. Dunuc I i-i gem i nurn 1 1 i I Tht Was. H.

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