Evening star. [volume], July 21, 1940, Page F-2, Image 62

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Hollywood’s Hands Also
Quicker Than Your Eye
Movies’ Deceptions Even Include
A Black, White and Blue Flag,
For Photogenic Reasons
By Ted Gill,
Associated Press Staff Writer.
HOLLYWOOD
Hands may be quicker than the eye in gambling . . . But they're ne
snore deceptive than the clever ones that perform all the tricks behind
the scenes in this strange filmland capital that give your favorite movies
the highest entertainment value possible.
Where did they ever get the silly jibber-jabber rattled off by that
Inimitable Mr. Donald Duck, for instance? That's simple, my friend . . .
The idea literally sprang from the crazy lingo that was produced when
they took a wax record of John Barrymore talking . . . and played it In
reverse. «
The American flag that flew
proudly over the city of old Tucson
in the filming of forthcoming “Ari
zona” is black, white and blue . . .
Because red is not photogenic . . .
every time you hear a lion roar or a
dog bark in the movies, don’t think
that it’s real . Mosi animal sound
effects are faked with artificial in
struments ... or are produced by
human imitators.
Reincarnation.
Who knows but what those silver
coins in your pocket oi the lacquer
finish on your car might possibly
have one day oeen part of a torrid
movie love scene or a slapstick com
edy? . . , Silver in chemical salts
used in making movie film is ex
tracted from discarded celluloid
strips by smelting . Then it’s sold
to the Government for the minting
of coins ... The rest of the discarded
film is bought up by companies that
convert it into lacquers and paints.
Did You Know
That Donald Douglas, appearing
In M-G-M’s “I Love You Again.” is
a former lifeguard captain at Long
Beach. N. Y., and participated in
1.200 rescues . . That Myrna Lov
once was a professional dancer and
taught dancing in a small dramatic
school a block from the studio for
which she now appears in starring
roles . . . That B. S. Whiting, who
carries the mail to a movie location
set in Arizona on his regular run is
reputed to be the only remaining
pony express rider on actual daily
duty?
Film Facts.
So you don’t like double features,
huh? . . . Well, just remember that
every single film you see was origi
nally about three and one-half times
longer . . . The average film runs
about 10.000 feet . . But to get that
much in the finished product camera
>
men have to shoot at least 35,000
feet . . . That’s a wastage of 25,000
feet per film .. And from each fin
ished film approximately 200 com
plete copies are made for theater
distribution.
Hirsute Histrionics.
Those funny whiskers you see in
the movies don’t grow out of chins
. . They’re made frcm the hair of
a yak. a bovine creature in Central
Asia, and shipped to Hollywood by
tire bale . . . But wig* are not just
crude mops of rope or hair . . . Many
of the better wfigs are made most
painstakingly, with each selected
strand being set into a net base with
care. j
Assorted Asides.
If you don t thing even the juve
nile film stars make plenty of dough
on the side through extracurricular
commercial tie-ups, just have a chat
with little Baby Sandy . . . She’ll
tell you she makes two or three times
as much indorsing dresses, dolls, etc.,
as she does in the movies . . . Gene
Autry once sent one of his many
revolvers to an admiring friend . . .
Who just as admiringly had it com
pletely gold-plated and returned to
the proud cowboy . . Who now car
ries it only in close-up movie scenes
and wouldn’t think of ever shoot
ing it.
Blood Will Tell.
Milk chocolate candy, oozing from
an actor's mouth was used realistic
ally as a substitute for blood in one
movie gunboat battle scene . . . But
trouble developed shortly . . . The
actor had a particular aversion to
chocolate . . . So-o-o-o, after about
the umtecnth retake, he got so nau
seated the cameramen had to hold
up the scene until he could venture j
away from the rail and get his deli- j
cate littlp tummy back in its proper
place again.
Skirts Get Shorter
With This War, Too,
Film Stylist Says
8: thf Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Skirts are getting shorter and legs
are coming back.
That's what happened in the last
war and history is repeating itself,
says Gilbert Adrian, M-G-M. stu
dio’s top stylist.
But the consideration is not es
thetic appreciation of a well-turned
calf, he adds. It’s economy. A
scarcity of wool not only will
shorten skirts but will eliminate the
wastage of pleats, fullness or flares.
Dress materials, he believes, will be
homemade calico in preference to
imports of satin and silk.
Economy doesn't explain his other
prediction, for he says the women
will be covering their shoulders and
arms more as skirts ascend. He
looks for high necklines and long
sleeves in most of the fall and
winter models.
Barron
* ^ (Continued From First Page.) _
shores overlooking the Atlantic,
writes his plays in longhand and
turns out the first draft speedily
after mulling the plot over in his
mind for months. Then he la
boriously copies the handwritten
draft on the typewriter, which is
very slow work because he has never
learned to type faster than a ter
rapin pace. But this very slowness
allows him time to edit and rewrite
his lines as he copies them.
"You would never know my last
Bcript from my first, it is so differ
ent,” he said. "Sometimes it takes
me a long time to write a play and
sometimes I am able to do it quickly.
“I started writing KThere Shall Be
No Night’ on January 15. working
sometimes 20 hours a day and dur
ing week the only times I left
my apartment was just to take a
brisk walk around the block (which
Is barely a hop, skip and jump for
Sherwood's long legs).
"I gave the complete manuscript
to the Lunts (Alfred Lunt and Lynn
Fontanne. who play the leading
roles) on February 10, and we went
Into rehearsal on March 1. I turned
out the first handwritten draft in
two weeks, although I doubt if I
could turn out a play in that brief
space of time. But. I was feeling
at a white heat when I was writing
this play.
Still a Reporter.
“I know that some people have ac
cused me of being a war propagan
dist in writing ‘There Shall Be No
Night’. But, there are some people
who would accuse you of being a
propaganda agent for England if
you came out now and started
speaking in favor of ‘Government of
the People, for the People.’ ”
Sherwood is still, even when writ
ing his plays, as thorough a re
porter as he was when on the staff
of the old New York Herald.
He rushed through the first draft
of “There Shall Be No Night” so
fast that not until he finished it did
he realize that he hadn’t specified
why his principal character. Dr.
Valkonen, won the Nobel Prize.
This was very vital to the plot.
Then he had the logical thought
that in Dr. Valkonen's war mad
world it was.only fitting that this
humane scientist should win the
prize for studies upon the causes
and cure of insanity. But before
he wrote this into the play he first
studied the subject of insanity and
lengthily questioned several mental
specialists so that his character’s
scientific remarks would be repor
torially correct.
In most all his plays, beginning
with "The Road to Rome” in 1927,
and continuing through "Reunion
in Vienna,” “Idiot s Delight.” “The
TONIGHT “ ‘sVV Mr,t*
NATIONAL SYMPHONY
Fraak Black, Caadaclar
Milal—Birnr Shaaira, Cellist
Work* by Moiart, Dvorak. Lalo, Johann
Mortimer Wilton.
M. ” "
Petrified Forest” and “Abe Lincoln
in Illinois.” Sherwood hews close
to his passion for historical subjects
and eras, expounds his belief that
history’ repeats itself and that we
can reasonably determine the des
tiny of our own generation by read
ing what has happened before in
history.
“History continuously repeats it
self,” Sherwood said, “and that is
why I believe so passionately today
that inevitably Frenchmen will be
Frenchmen again.”
Still he does not become overly
academic, never forgets that the
first-mission of the to
entertain. - ' :
One professional critic persisted
in remarking in his columh that he
could not understand the allegori
cal meaning or the ending of “Idoit's
Delight.”
Good Theater.
This was the drama in which
Sherwood predicted years be
fore the present war started that
the then next great war would lead
to the death of civilization. It is the
story of Harry Van, an American
hoofer, trapped by the war in an
Italian hotel in the Alps along with
a pseudo-Russian mistress of an
international munitions magnate.
As the death bombs of war roar
down toward them, Harry keeps
insisting that he had once occupied
a room with her in a hotel in Omaha
during a vaudeville engagement.
The two of them, at the end of the
play, stand deliberately awaiting
death from the bombs, rather than
flee with the others, because they
decide there is nothing in their past
worth preserving for the future.
As the critic continued to ask
what was the allegorical meaning of
this ending, Sherwood replied, “I
don't know what allegorical mean
ing is. All I know is that Alfred
Lunt and Lynn Fontane were play
ing those two roles and it was neces
sary for the sake of all good thea
ters to have those two on stage at
the final curtain.”
Sherw’ood’s denouncement of war
and aggressor nations in his plays
is no idle talk. He knows well the
horrors of battle. In the World
War he quit Harvard to join up,
but both. the United States Army
and Navy refused him because of his
height. So he went to Canada,
donned a pair of kilts and joined the
Canadian Black Watch regiment.
Sherwood said he looked "imposing”
in kilts.
He was gased at Vimy Ridge, and
when he went back into action he
was shot in both legs.
Sherwood, unable to abandon
entirely his sense of humor, com
bines his comic sense with the abil
ity to be his own severest critic.
He makes slurring remarks about
one of his most famous hits, “The
Road to Rome,” because he points
out that in it he used "the cheap
trick of having historical characters
use modern slang.”
When asked what he did when
he was shot in the war, he answers
with a grin: “I ran as' fast as I
could the other way.”
But, today he continuously sets
aside his comic sense to do some
thing strenuously in an effort to
prevent all mankind "from waking
up in its imagined security and find
ing that it is bound by the chains of
slavery."
Graham
(Continued From First Page.)
they may return here at some future
date.
A quartet of pretty little stock girls
did not get enough studio marks to
stay at 20th Century-Fox. They are
Irma Wilson, Alice Armand, Iva
Stewart and Kay Griffith. While the
going was good they received $75 a
week each. But the general order or
economy at this studio cut them off.
If this is any consolation, girls, you're
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Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEEK OF JULY 21
Academy
8th and O Sts. B E.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Bd.
Apollo
624 H Bt. N.E._
Ashton
Arlington. JVa._
Atlas
1331 H Bt. WE._
Avalon
5612 Connecticut Ava.
Avenue Grand
645 Pa. Ave. B E._
Beverly
15th and E 8t«. N.E.
Bethesda
Betheada. Md._
Buckingham
Arlington. Va._
Calvert
2324 wisconeln Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Md.
Carolina
105 llth St. B.E.
Central
425 Oth St. N.W._
Circle
2105 Pa. Ave._N.WT_
Colony
Oa. Ave. and Farragut
Congress ?£h°'*d|
Portland St. S.E.
Dumbarton
1340 Wis. Ave N.W.
Fairlawn
Anacostia. D C.
Green be It
Greenbelt. Md._
Hippodrome
E near Oth _
The Hiser
Bethesda._Md_
Home
13th and C Sts. N.E.
Hyattsville
Hyattsville, Md._
Jesse
18th nr. R. I. Ave. N.E.
Kennedy
Kennedy nr. 4th N.W.'
Lee
Falla Church. Va.
Lido
3227 M at. N.W._
Little
008JJthJSt N_W._
Marlboro
Marlboro, Md._
Milo
Rockville. Md._;
Newton
12thiNewton Sts N.E. i
Palm
Del Riy.JVn._i
Penn
650 Pa. Ave. 8.E._
Princess
12th and H Sts. N.E.
Richmond
Alexandria. Va._.
Reed
Alexandria, Va._.
Savoy
3030 14th 8t. N.W. .
Seco
Silver Spring. Md.
Sheridan
Q>.Avt4t Sheridan St.
Silver
Silver Spring. Md.
Stanton
_6th and C Sts. N.E.
State
Falls Church. Va._
Sylvan
104 R. I. Ave. N.W,
Takoma
Takoma Park. D. C.
Tivoli
14th_and Park Rd.
Uptown
Conn.Ave.dt NewarkSt. J
Wilson
Arlington. Va.
York
Oa. Ave. & Quebec PI.
SUNDAY
, "Charlie McCarthy. I
I Detective." and "Five
_Little Peppers." |
Maureen O'Hara In
"Bill of Divoree
_ ment."_
Edvard O. Robinson
and Ann Bothern in
"Brother Orchid."_
Vivien Leith
in
"Waterloo _Bridge/^
"20-Mule Team"
and
"If l Had My Way.
Edvard O. Robinson
and Ann Sothern in
_"Brother Orchid." _
Linda Darnell and
John Payne in
“Stardust."_
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
^'Edison the Man."_
Wendy 'Barrie and
Patric Knovles in
_"Women in War.”
Spencer Tracy
In
"Edison the Man.”
Bob Hope and
Paulette Ooddard In
_' 'Ohost_ Breakers.
Robert Taylor and
Vivien Leiah in
"Waterloo Bridge."
"Road to Singapore"
and
"Rancho Grande."
"Phantom Raider"
and
_"Irene.”
Anna Neagle and
Ray Mllland in
_"Irene.J_
Robert Taylor and
Vivien Leiah in
^Waterloo Bridge.1^
Anna Neagle and
Ray Mllland In
"Irene.”_
Wallace Beery and
Marjorie Rambeau,
_ "20-Mule Team." _
Wallace Beery and
Leo Carrillo in
_"20-Mule JTeam."_
Ginger Rogers and
Joel McCrea In
_"Primrose Path."_
“The Doctor Takes a
Wife" and
"Dr. Cyclops "_
Bint Crosby in
"If I Had My
_Way.'J_ _
"Flight Angels"
and
_ "Prairie Lav."
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
| Lillian Russell.'*
Anna Neagle and
Ray Mllland in
_“Irene."
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
"Lillian Russell."
John Wayne
in
"Dark Command."
"Prairie Lav" and
"Tvo Girls on Broad
_ vay."_|
'The Biscuit Eater." |
Bob Hope and
Paulette Goddard In
"Ghost Breakers."
Spencer Tracy
in
"Edison the Man."
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
"Lillian Russell."
Dark.
Bob Hope and T
Paulette Goddard In
"Ohost Breakers." I
"Two Girls on Broad
way” and "Brother
Rat and a Baby."
Dark.
Dark.
Warner Baxter and
Andrea Leeds In 1
"Earthbound."__•
“A Fugitive Prom I
Justice” and
“Lucky Cisco Kid." I
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson In
"Edison the Man "
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
"Edison the Man.”
"Young Tom Edison"
and
_• "Raffles."_
Bob Hope
in
"Ohost Breakers."
Dorothy Lamourand ]
Robert Preston in j
_"Typhoon." 1
James Cagney and ■
Ann 8herldan in
"Torrid _Zone."_
Margaret Sullavan I
and James Stewart. 1
"The Mortal Storm.";
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
"Edison the Man."
Alice Faye
in
"Lillian Russell."
James Cagney and
Ann Sheridan in
"Torrid Zone.”
MONDAY
I "Charlie McCarthy.
Detective." and “Five I
| Little Peppers/;_i
Maureen O'Hara in1
I "BUI of Divorce
I _ment/;_
'Edward O. Robinson
iand Ann Sothern in
"Brother Orchid."
! Vivien"Leith
I In
! "Waterloo_Bridge."
"20-Mule Team '
and
■ "IfJ Had Uj Way/
Edward O. Robinson
and Ann Sothern in
_"Brother Orchid."_
Linda Darnell and
John Payne In
"Stardust."_
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
"Edison the Man."
Wendy Barrie and
Patric Knowles in
"Women in War."
Spencer Tracy
"Edison the Man."
Bob Hope and
Paulette Qoddard in
_ • •Ghoit_Breakeri/’_
Robert Taylor and
Vivien Leich In
“Waterloo _Brtdte/‘
“Road to Singapore"
and
“Rancho Orande."
"Phantom Raider"
and
____
Anna Neacle and
Ray Milland in
_"Irene."_
Robert Taylor and
Vivien Leleh In
^'Waterloo Brldee."
Anna Neaile and
Ray Milland In
_ "Irene."
Wallace Beery and
Marjorie Rambeau.
_ "20-Mule Team." _
Wallace Beery and
Leo Carrillo in
_"20-Mule_Team " _
IOlneer Rosers and
,Joel McCrea In
"Primrose Path."
“The Doctor Takes a
Wife" and
_* Dr._Cyclops."_
Bine Crosby In
"If I Had My
__ Way."_
"Flitht Angels"
and
_"Pralrie__Law.”_
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
"Lillian Russell "
Anna Neagle and
Ray Milland in
__"Irene."
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
"Lillian Russell."
Jack Benny in
"Buck Benny Rides
_Agaln.”_
"Prairie Law" and
"Two Girls on Broad
_way."_
'The Biscuit Eater.”
Bob Hope and
Paulette Ooddard In
"Ghost Breakers."
Spencer Tracy
in
"Edison the Man."
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche In
_ "Lillian Russell." _
Wallace Beery and
Leo Carrillo in
"20-Mule Team."_
Bob Hope and
Paulette Goddard In
"Ghost Breakers."
“Two Girls on Broad
way" and "Brother
_ Rat and a Baby."
Joan Crawford and
Fredrle March in
"Susan and God."
"Turnabout."
Warner Baxter and
Andrea Leeds In
■^Earthbound."__
"A Fugitive From
Justice” and
"Lucky Cisco Kid."
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
“Edison the Man."
Spencer Tracy* and"
Rita Johnson In
"Edison the Man."
"Young Tom Edison"
and
"Rallies."_
Bob Hope
in
"Ghost Breakers’*
Dorothy Lamour and!
Robert Preston in I
_"Typhoon.”_l_
James Cagney and
Ann Sheridan in
"Torrid Zone."
Margaret SullaTan’
and James Stewart.
"The_Mortal Storm."
Spencer Tracy and"
Rita Johnson In
"Edison the Man."
Alice Faye
in
"Lillian Russell."_
James Cagney and
Ann Sheridan In
"Torrid Zone."
. TUESDAY
'"Yount Tom Edison"
and
■ “Convicted _ Woman."
[Maureen" O'Hara In
| "BUI of Dlvoree
_ment." _
[Edward O. Robinson
'and Ann Sothern In
j "Brother Orchid.”
Dorothy Lamour
In
"Typhoon.”__
"20-MuleTeam"
and
"If I Had Mr Way."
Alice Pare and
Don Ameche In
_"Lillian Russell."
Clark Qable and
Joan Crawford In
"Btrante Carto."
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson In
"Edison the Man."
"Another Thin Man”
and
"One Million B.C "
Spencer Tracy
In
"Edison the Man.'*
Bob Hope and
Paulette Ooddard In
■ 'Ohost Breakers."
"Grandpa Goes to
Town" a-d "Passport
to Alcatraa." _
“Yount Tom Edison"
and "Trouble at Bun
down."
"Waterloo Bridte"
and
^Pop_Always_Pays. _
Pat O'Brien and
Edward Arnold in
JJ5Uthtly_Hccorable.'J_
Robert Taylor and
Vivien Leieh in
ijTVaterloo Bridae/^
I Boris Karloff in
"British Intelli
sence."_
iTom Brown In "Ms.
He's Maltina Eyes at
_ Me."_
|Lon Chaney, ir.. and
Carol Landis in
';°ne_Mllllon_ B.C."
"20-Mule Team” and
"I Was an Adven
_tures.v”_
"Too Busy to Work"
and "The Man Who
Wouldn't Talk."
Bint Crosby In
"If I Had My
_Way.-;_
John Oarfleld. Anne
Shirley. "Saturday's
_ Children."_
Alice Paye and
Don Ameche in
"Lillian Russell "_1
I'illthtly Honorable"
| and
1 *'Rancho Grande." 1
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
"Lillian Russell "_
Jack Benny in ;
"Buck Benny Rides .
__Ataln”
"Dr. Kildare's Btranae
Case" and "Five Llt
tle Peppers at Home." I
To be announced, i
Wayne Morris in
"Ansel From Texas.”
_Also state show. _j
Gineer Royers and
Joel McCrea in
"Primrose Path.;
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche in
“Lillian Russell." J
Wallace Beery and
Leo Carrillo in
_"20-Mule Team."_
Bob Hope and |
Paulette Goddard In
“Ohost Breakers."
"Hell Below”
and
"Varsl ty Show "
Joan Crawford and
Fredrlc March In
"Busan and God." _
"Turnabout.”
Peter Lorre, Rochelle
Hudson. "Island of >
_Doomed Men."_
Bint Crosby and
Bob Hope In
"Road to Blntapore
Spencer Tracy and I
Rita Johnson in
“Edison the Man." j
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
"Edison the Man.”
“Two Girls on Broad
way" and "Blondie
_on a Budtet."
Bob Hope
In
“Ghost Breakers.”
"Free Blond and
21" End “Beyond
Tomorrow."
"An Ante! Promt
Texas" and "I Was
an Adventuress."_|
Martaret Bullavan I
and James Stewart.
"The Mortal Storm.".
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson In
"Edison the Man.”
Robert Yount
in
"Florian."_
Bint Crosby and
Gloria Jean In
“If I Had My Way."
. WEDNESDAY
"YounsTnmEdlson"
1 and
■ ‘'Convicted Woman."
Spencer Tracv and
Rita Johnaon In
J]Edlson_ the Man.”
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche In
‘ Lillian Ruaael).'*
Dorothy ^Lamour
_ "Typhoon."_
"Typhoon" and
•Three Cheers lor
the Irish.
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche In
_“Lillian Russell "
Clark Gable and
Joan Crawlord In
"Strange Cargo."_
Carol Landis and
Adolohe Mgnlou In
'Turnabout."_
' Another Thln Man"
and
"One Million BC"
Fat O'Brien
in
"Slightly Honorable."
Margaret Sullavan
and James Stewart.
"The Mortal Stonn."
“Grandpa Goes to
Town" and "Passport
to Alcatraz."
"Young Tom Edison"
and ‘Trouble at Sun
_down."_
"Waterloo Bridge"
and
_PopAlways_Pays"
Pat O'Brien and
Edward Arnold In
“Slightly Honorable.]]_
Anna Neagle and
Ray Mtlland In
|_"Irene."_
I Robert Taylor and
Vivien Leigh In
1 ^Waterloo Bridge/^
Jack Benny In
i “Buck Benny Rides
l__ Again."_
Lon Chaney, jr.. and
I Carol Landis In
1 “One Milllon BC.”
"•’O-Mule Team" and
I “I Was an Adven
|_turess"_
I “My Son. My Son.”
and
| "Saint Takes Over.”
Merle Oberon and
George Brent In
j" THWeMeetAgain."
jjohn Oarfleld. Anne
Shirley. "Saturday's
_Children."_
j "Slightly Honorable"
and "Opened by
_Mistake.]]_
•"Slightly Honorable"
and
1 “Rancho Grande ’’
iEdward O. Robinson
land Ann Sothern In
1 "Brother Orchid."
Zorina In
“I Was an Adven
_ turess/]_
"Dr Kildare's Strange
Case" and "Pive Lit
tle ^Peppers at Home/]
To be announced.
Weaver Brothers In
"In Old Missouri."
j_Alio stage show.
Ginger Rogers and
Joel McCrea In
“Primrose Path." _
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
“Edison the Man "
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
“Edison the Man."
Margaret Suliavan j
and James Stewart. I
"The Mortal Storm."
"Hell Below"
and
“Varsity Show "
Joan Crawford and
Fredrlc March in
"Susan and God/'
Irene Dunne and
Cary Grant In
“My Favorite Wife."
Peter Lorre. Rochelle
Hudson. "Island of
_Doomed Men/]_
Bing Crosby and
Bob Hope in
“Road to Singapore.”
Carol Landis and I
Adolphe Menjou In
"Turnabout."_
Carol Landis and
Adolphe Menjou In
"Turnabout "_
"Two Girls on Broad
way" and "Blondle
on > Budget." _
Margaret Suilavan
In
"The Mortal Btorm."
"Free. Blond and j
21" and "Beyond
Tomorrow."
"An Angel Prom |
Texas" and "I Was
an Adventuress."_
Bob Hope and
Paulette Goddard In
"Ghost Breakers."
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson in
“Edison the Man.'*
Robert Young
in
“Florian."_
Bing Crosby and
Gloria Jean in
"If I Had My Way.”
_ THURSDAY
“In bid Missouri'’
and
_“Black Friday."
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson In
“Edison the Man."
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche In
^'Lillian Russell."
“Courageous Dr,
Christian" and
_“Enemy Agent " ,
“Typhoon" and
“Three Cheers for
_the Irish."_
Marcaret Lindsay and
Vincent Price. “House
__ ofjSeven_Gables."_
Dorothy I,amour and
Robert Preston In
_’Typhoon."
Carol Landis and
Adolphe Menjou In
_“Turnabout.'j_
"Wagons Westward”
and “The Crooked
_Road."
Pat O'Brien
In
"Slightly Honorable/^
Marcaret Sullavan
and James Stewart.
“The Mortal Storm."
Joel McCrea and
Ginger Rogers In
‘‘Primrose Path."
"It All Came True"
and ••Village Barn
_Dance. "_
Edward O Robinson
and Ann Sothern In
_"Brother Orchid."
Robert Young and
Helen Gilbert In
"Flotian."_
. Anna Nragle and
Ray Milland In
J_“Irene"_
Robert Tarim and.
Vivien Lel<th in
1 "Waterloo Bridge."
I Jack Benny in
“Buck Benny Rides
_ Again.”_
Edward G Robinson
land Ann 8othern In
| “Brother Orchid."
Clark Gable and
Joan Crawford In
"8trange Cargo."_
"My Son My Bon.”
and
j "8aint_Takes Over.''
I Merle Oberon and
George Brent In
! “'Til We Meet Again."
| Ginger Rogers and
Joel McCrea In
! “Primrose Path "_
“Slightly Honorable"
I and "Opened by
'_Mistake "
' “Love. Honor and Oh.
Baby." and'Out West
With the Peppers."
! Edward G Robinson
jand Ann Sothern In
I “Brother Orchid."
Zorina in
i “I Was an Adven
turess ."
" Yodeling Kid From
iPtne Ridge." “Doc
j tor Takes a Wife."
I To be announced.
'James Stewart and
Margaret Sullavan in
i _“ Mortal 8torm."_
'Robert Young. Helen
! Gilbert. • Florian."
_Also stage_show.
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson In
_“Edlsan_the Man "
8oencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson In
“Edison the Man."
Margaret Sullavan
and James Stewart.
“The Mortal Storm."
“Hell Below"
and
_“Varsity Show "
Ray Milland
in
_"Untamed."
Irene Dunne and
Cary Grant tn
“My Favorite Wife.”
Tyrone Power and
Henry Fonda in
: “Jesse James."
j “Rhythm of Rio
Grande” and “Lore.
1 Honor and Oh. Baby .'*
Caro! Landis and
Adolphe Menjou in
_Turnabout."
Carol Landis and
Adolphe Menjou in
_ ‘ Turnabout "_
“Eternally Yours"
and
J'Chasing_ Trouble._
Margaret 8ullavan
In
"The Mortal Storm."
“The Man With Nine
Lives" and 'Taming
of the West."
Bing Crosby and
Gloria Jean in
“U I Had My Way."
Bob Hope and
Paulette Goddard tn
"Ghost Breakers."
Carol Landis and
Adolphe Menjou in
"Turnabout."
Bob Hope
in
“Ghost_Breakers.1*
Boris Karloff, Ray
mond Massey. “The
Old Dark House."
FRIDAY
• In Old Missouri”
and
‘‘Black Friday."_
Freddie Bartholomew
In ‘Tom Brown'*
_School Days,"
Linda Darnell and
John Payne In
“Stardust.”_
Oene Autry
in
“Oaucho Serenade.”
“Seventeen” and
‘‘Smashing the Money
Ring.” Also amateurs.
I Pat O'Brien and
; Edward Arnold In
"Slightly Honorable."
Dorothy Lamour and
Robert Preston In
■ 'Typhoon.”_
i Cesar Romero and
! Evelyn Venable In
! “Lucky Cisco Rid.”
“Wagons Westward"
and "The Crooked
_Road.”__
Dorothy Lamour
In
“Typhoon."_
Margaret Sullavan
and James 8tewart.
"The Mortal Storm."
Joel McCrea and
Olngex Rogers In
"Primrose Path."
"It AH Came True"
and "Village Barn
_Dance"_
Edward G. Robinson
and Ann Sothern In
"Brother Orchid." _
Robert Young and
Helen Gilbert In
_"Florl an."_
.Warren William and
Jean Muir. ‘The Lone
Wolf Meets a Lady."
I Wallace Beery and
Leo Carrillo In
; ""O-Mule Team."
jOeorge Brent and Isa
Miranda In "Adurn
jture_In_Diamonds "
[Edward G Robinson
and Ann Sothern In
"Brother Orchid."
Clark Gable and
Joan Crawford in
"Strange Cargo." _
"My Son My Son.”
and
^Saint Takes Over^
Eddie Cantor In
"Forty Little
_Mothers."
Ginger Rogers and
Joel McCrea In
"Primrose Path ”_
All-comedy show,
with Popeye. Donald
Duck. Our Gang, etc.
"Love. Honor and Oh.
Baby." and "Out West
With the Peppers ^
Boris Karloff Charles
Lauahton. "The Old
[_Dark House."
! “Western 8tars"
I and
i "Beyond Tomorrow."
"Yodellng Kid From
Pine Ridge." "Doc
tor Takes a Wife."
To be announced.
James Stewart and
Margaret Sullavan In
j_"Mortal Storm " _
Robert Young. Helen
Gilbert. "Florian.”
Also stage show. _
Spencer Tracy and
Rita Johnson In
_“Edlson_the^*an "
"Parmer's Daughter"
and
"Santa Pe Marshal."
Margaret Sullavan
and James Stewart.
"The Mortal Storm.”
“Northwest Passage"
and “The Ghost
_Comes Home .”_
Ray Mtlland
in
_"Untamed.” _
Irene Dunne and
Cary Grant In
“Mr Favorite Wife."
Johnny Mack Brown
In "Bad Man Prom
_Red Butte.”
"Rhythm *•;’ Rio
Grande" and "Love
Honor and Oh. Baby."
George Brent In "The
Man Who Talked
_ Too Much "_
Robert Montgomery
and Walter Huston
_ in_^HellJlelow." _
"Eternally Yours"
and
"Chasing Trouble."
Margaret Sullavan
In
"TheMortalStorm.”
"The Man With Nine
Lives" and "Taming
Of the West "
Bin* Crosby and
Gloria Jean in
"If I Had My Way.”
Bob Hope and
Paulette Goddard In
"Ghost Breakers."
Carol Landis and
Adolphe Menlou in
"Turnabout."_
Bob Hope
in
“Ghost Breakers.”
Eddie Cantor In
"Forty Little
Mothers."
■
, SATURDAY
'The Ghost Comes
Home" and "Santa
_Fe Stampede."
Freddie Bartholomew
In ‘Tom Brown's
_School Days."_
"Slightly Honorable"
and "Murder In the
_Air”_
Edward O. Robinson
In
"BroUierOrchid.”
"Forty Little Moth
ers" and "Adventure
in_Dlamonds.”_
Walter Ptdgeon and
Florence Rice In
"Phantom Raider.**
"Opened by Mistake"
and "Men Without
_8ou!s ”_
Robert Young and
Helen Ollbert In
“Florian."_
"Man From Dakota"
and 'To Busy to
Work."_
Dorothy Lamour
In
‘Typhoon."
Jon Hall and
Nancy Kelly In
"Sailor's Lady "
“Man From Music
Mountain," ‘‘OneMIl
llonB.C." Stage show.
"The Crowd Roars"
and
_"Fighting Mad.”_
"Adventure In Dia
monds." "Gambling
on_the_Hlgh Seas."
John Garfield. Anne
Shirley. "Saturday’!
_Children."_
Wallace Beery and
Leo Carrillo In
‘10-Mule Team."
Wallace Beery and
Leo Carrillo In
. ‘”0-Mule_Team.“
"Santa Fe Marshal”
land “Young As You
1_Feel "_
I Pat O'Brien and
Edward Arnold In
"8lightlr Honorable."
Eddie Cantor. "Forty
Little Mothers.”
Dancing school revue.
"Typhoon” and
"Forty Little
__Mothers. ”__
Eddie Cantor In
"Forty Little
_Mothers."
“An Angel From
Texas" and "Beyond
I Tomorrow,"
"Light of Western
Star" and “Star
dust” Stageshow.
"One Million B.C”*
and
“Bants Fe Marshal "
Carol Landis and
Lon Chaney, jr.. in
"One Million B.C."
"Enemy Agent" and
"Return of Wild
i __Bill/' _
"Wild Horse Rente"
and "Invisible Man
! Returns."_
i To be announced.
"Seventeen" and
"Prairie Law."
_Also stage show.
•Covered Wagon
Days" and "King
_of Lumberjacks"
"The Lone Wolf
Meets a Lady."
“‘Stagecoach_War."
"Parmer's Daughter"
gnd
"Santa Pc Marshal."
Jon Hall and
Nancy Kelly In
“Sailor's Lady."_
"The Human Mon
ster" and "Espio
_nage_ Agent.
Ray Miiland
In
"Untamed”
Dene Dunne and
In
fife.”
Dorothy Lamour and
Robert Preston in
_"Typhoon "_
"island of Doomed
Men” and "Lightning
__Strikes West” _
•Robert Yount and
Helen Gilbert in
_"Florian ”_
Pat O'Brien and
Edward Arnold in
"SlightlyHonorable."
"The Ghost Comes
Home" and "Days of
_Jesse James,"_
Margaret Sullavan
In
"TheMort a !_St orm. ”
'.'Adventure in Dia
monds" and
"Bullet Code."_
"Confessions of a
Nazi Spy." The Girl
in Room No, ,111.''
Jon Hall and
Nancy Kelly in
"Sailor's Lady "_
Robert Young and
Helen Gilbert in
_"Florian. ”_
Bob Hope
in
•'Ghost Breakers."
George O'Brien and
Virginia Hale. "Mar
shal of Mesa City."
in good company. Warner Baxter
has gone down after 11 years with
the company, at a final term salary
of $9,000 a week; the beautiful
Brewster twins have said "au revoir”
to Prexy Zanuck; Spring Byington
has left; so have Armanda Duff, Jed
Prouty, June Carlson, and the most
distinguished member of the insti
tution—Shirley Temple.
The Awkward Age.
Columbia (the studio, not the uni
versity) has given the “leave” signal
to nine players. Some asked to go.
Others were told to go Ralph Bel
lamy is among the first group. He
got tired of acting the clown for the
school. You know how it is—when
you get a reputation for being goofy,
there is only one thing to do if you
want to change your line—start
again somewhere else. Which is
what Bellamy is doing.
Seventeen-year-old Edith Bellows
has spent all her five years as an
actress at Columbia. They flunked
her on the grounds she had reached
the awkward acting age. But De
anna Durbin sailed through her
seventeenth year with full honors.
I guess the studio just didn’t want
to bother with Edith, or with Linda
Winters, a $50 a week stock girl.
(Linda, by the way, is now being
tested by Orson Welles for “Citizen
Kane”). Or with Joan Perry or
Jacqueline Wells.
Paramount has said good-by to
a lot of its contract players in the
past six months. Janice Logan, who
was billed as “the most beautiful
undressed girl in the movies” (she
played in “Dr. Cyclops ”), is now in
the East. Joyce Mathews left this
studio when she married her Argen
tine millionaire. But she hasn’t
been asked to return since the bust
up.# Betty Moran—adopted sister of
Lois—did not have her option taken
up. Neither did stock girls Janet
Waldo and Betty McLaughlin.
Metro Flunks Several.
Nepotism does not exist at Para
mount, which has just flunked out
a son-in-law of Cecil B. De Mille—
Anthony Quinn, a good actor who
r~i
was never given a good chance.
Also absent on permanent leave are
Muriel Angelus, Olympe Bradna, and
Judith Barrett (she quit when she
married Millionaire Lin Howard).
Metro has flunked a lot of its
foreign product. Mlliza Korjus has
already gone. Ilona Massey is going.
Terry Kilburn doesn’t work there
any more. Others absent from the
new list are Virginia Bruce, who is
now enrolled at Warner and Colum
bia; Alan Curtis, who has joined
Twentieth Century-Fox; Guy Kib
bee, free-lancing; Florence Rice and
Dennis O'Keefe, ditto, and Society
Girl May Taylor.
Helen Whitney (Helen Fortescue
Reynolds) didn't make the class
grade at R. K. O. Neither did con
test-winner John Archer. At this
studio the absent faces include those
of Sally Ellers, Chester Morris, Joe
Penner, Edward Ellis and Barbara
Read.
Warners have let out Lya Lys,
Margot Stevenson, Jane Gilbert
(sister of Margaret Lindsay), Gloria
Dickson and Frankie Thomas (of
the ‘‘Nancy Drew” detective series).
And, as you know, Gale Page has
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6:10. 8. 9:50. Newsreel.
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JAMES CAGNEY. ANN 8HERIDAN.
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of Academy AwaiM Winners.
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7:15. 9:35. Newsreel.
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JAMES CAGNEY. ANN SHERIDAN.
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Award Winners._
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