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Evening star., 1938-05-29
Weather Mol Handicap
ToDraw of Outdoor
AmuSementS.

THE chill, damp weather of last
week has neither chilled nor
dampened enthusiasm for the towns
outdoor amusements which have so
recently come out Of their winter
hiding places.
The Wilson Line reports. for in
stance, that the City Of Washington
has been busy little steamboat the
past few days, hauling load after
load Of visiting school parties and
local fraternal organizations, includ-
ing members Of the Almas Temple and
the National Guard Of Honor Of the
American Legion, down to historic
Mount Vernon. The Wilson Line also
reports two other items Of business
getting under way for the summer
a bang-up opening yesterday for
Marshall Hall Park, and much fun
every night on the moonlight, at $3.50
o'clock, with dancing to Russ Cullens
music.
Reports from the Potomac River
Line. coming IN with regularity, still
have left us in the dark at the moment
of writing as to whether the S. S.
Potomac is or Is not back from dry
dock The popular excursion steamer
was due Friday, after its $4,000 face
lifting. but came letter right after
the announcement, asking to hold up
publication a bit. Bernie Jarboe and
his Night Hawks will be back this
year, anyhow, to play for dancing on
the moonlight cruise. every evening at
8:45 o'clock. And if the refurbished
Potomac isn't ready yet, there's still
the Robert E. Lee, which Is no row.
boat itself.
From Glen Echo Park the news Is
happiest about Henry Halstead and
his orchestra, the popular group hav-
ing been held over for a second week
to play nightly except Sunday for
dancers in the Spanish Garden Ball
Room. Glen Echo also would like
you to know the Crystal Swimming
Evening star., 1938-05-29
actress who manifests the slightest
tendency toward temperamental gym
nastics.

actress who manifests the slightest
tendency toward temperamental gym
nastics.
THUS every American actress who
has tried temperament as busi-
ness asset in pictures has failed mis-
erably. The public refuses to take
them seriously and, in the final analy-
sis, actually laughs them off the
screen.
Gloria Swanson tried to compete
with Negri and dropped rapidly in
public favor from that time. But
the French Jetta Goudal kept pro-
ducers in a turmoil for years and
managed to increase her box office
Importance at the same time. Jetta's
temper displays crystallized when she
walked out on D. w. Griffith pic
ture because the director wouldn't
give her q 500 handkerchief to wear
in long shot, instead Of the IS one
he provided.
On the other hand, Nancy Carroll,
charming American actress who
built a great following in a compara-
lively short time, found temper her
stumbling block. She annoyed pro-
ducers with petty squabbles over minor
details, tore gowns to shreds in the
wardrobe department and once during
the making of Devils Holiday" be-
came so angered at Director Edmund
Goulding that she seized q glass
tumbler and attempted to hurl it at
Evening star., 1938-05-29
.CarOle Lombard
And Stewart Team.

CAROLE LOMBARD and James
~ Stewart will be teamed as the ro-
mantle leads in David o. Selznick's
forthcoming production, Made for
Each Other" The picture will be
filmed from an original story by Roy
Franken, author Of the successful stage
play Another Language" Joe Swerl-
ing is writing the screen treatment.
Breaking away from the comedy
cycle with which both Of these popular
stars have been associated, they will
play straight dramatic roles in Made
for Each Other" q romantic drama Of
contemporary life.
Miss Lombard's recent screen sue
cesses include Nothing Sacred" True
Confession" and Fools for Scandal"
Stewart is co-starred with Ginger Rog-
ers in "Vivacious Lady, and is cur
rently completing q featured role in
"You Can't Take It With You"
Evening star., 1938-05-29

him. But her rage was so great
that the glass shattered in her hand,
cutting it severely.
Another law of movie temperament
is that men, foreign or American,
can never successfully dabble with it.
AS the public looks at it. the man
who flies into tantrums is considered
childish In very short order he is
off the screen-as witness the dis
astrous experience Of Jan Kiepura,
the Polish tenor, who among other
things refused to work on Para
mount stage until the inoffensive
Bing Crosby removed himself and
his pipe from the set.
(Copyright, 1888. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1938-05-29

N administration building in
1 i Hollywood and started work
as a production associate Of Albert
Levin, producer, and George Cukor,
director, in bringing "zaza" to the
screen as an lisa Miranda starring
picture.
During her 13-year absence from
the screen, Nazimova has been play
ing starring roles in her own produc-
tions of Ibsen dramas. In accepting
her production position with Para
mount the famous actress announced
that she has left the stage perma-
nently.
Nazimova first played "Zaza" in
Russia in 1901 and later played it in
her native Russian language on tour
in this country at the time that Mrs.
Leslie Carter was playing it in English.
I'm tired of acting" Nazimova
said today. my return to Hollywood
is natural move into the production
field. I want to apply my energies to
moulding and developing others in the
greatest dramatic medium the world
has knoWn-the screen.
In the production Of "Zaza" the
actress will be associated with Andre
Chariot, noted Paris and London
producer.
Among Nazimova's best-remembered
pictures are "Salome," The Dolls
House." Madonna of the Street" and
MY Son."
Evening star., 1938-05-29

dIlu llDS dllO lllCAl "ACAA AAA AAA
wv Jaws are most likely to sue
Y v ceed in Hollywood, says Di-
rector w. S. Van Dyne, who has been
guiding stars since he assisted D. w.
Griffith in Intolerance. Which
makes him something of an authority.
Reasons Van Dyke: Women must act
with eyes and lips and men with facial
muscles when emotion is to be ex-
pressed. He says among the greatest
assets Norma Shearer and Myrna 10y
have are their smiles. He points to
Luise Rainer's eyes as shining ex-
amples of this theory. In THE Good
Earth" he points out. she rarely spoke,
but her eyes were more eloquent than
words.
Greta Carlo, Sonia Henie, Marlene
Dietrich and Claudette Colbert have
the most expressive eyes in Hollywood,
he thinks.
Turning to men, he insists ali the
leading stars have well-muscled jaws,
these including Clark Gable. Spencer
Tracy, Robert Taylor, Gary Cooper,
Tyrone Power and Fred MacMurray.
Men have smaller eyes and less
prominent lips than women and must
depend on facial expressions to get
their thoughts across to an audience"
he believes.
But the secret of stardom, even with
these assets. he says, is control OF
them and avoidance Of OVERRIDING their
appeal.
Evening star., 1938-05-29
It Gets Greater.
EOUR stellar names were added u

the cast OF The Great Waltz
when Hugh Herbert, Minna Gombell.
George Houston and Lionel Atwill
joined Luise Rainer, Fernand Gravel
and Miliza Korjus in this M-G-M
production. Herbert and Miss Com
bell will team for comedy as pub
Usher and his wife. Houston will play
the role of an opera tenor and Atwill
will enact a producer. Julien Duvivier
is directing this story Of Johann
Strauss.
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Crossroads Farce
Goes Second Week.

THE Cross Roads Theater really has
started its season off the right
way, its production Of Mark Reed s
comedy, "Petticoat Fever" having
been met by such enthusiasm that it
is being held over for a second week
at the barn theater at Bailey's Cross
Roads, will run from tomorrow night
through Saturday.
David Kaigler plays the leading
role, that of the wireless operator
marooned up around Labrador some
place, whose tedious existence is sud-
denly happily interrupted when an
airplane bearing a girl and her fiance
arrives to crash and impound them
for the winter.
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Heffernan
CONTINUED From Page E-1.)

achieved glamour none of her COM
petitors could match.
Since Negri's time there have been
many screen ladies to adopt tempera-
ment, with the result that certain
laws have been created to govern 1t.
Temperament, according to prece-
dent, receives the American public's
tolerance only so long as it Is con-
fined to foreign women. The reason
for this is obvious. To the American,
all foreign women are peculiarly en-
titled to tantrums. They can under
stand (and actually expect) this Of a
French, German, Russian or italian
actress-and willy press agents always
see that fandom is accommodated
but for IN entirely different reason
they cannot sorgive m American
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Dieterle to Direct
Personal History

WILLIAM DIETERLE, who recently
completed Blockade" for Walter
Wanger, will direct Personal History"
Vincent Sheean's best selling novel,
scheduled as the producers next ma
jor production. Dieterle has already
won wide critical acclaim for his
handling of the tense and dramatic
situations in Blockade" a story which
mirrors the contemporary civil strife
in Spain.
John Howard Lawson is writing the
screen trea tment for Personal His
tory" and the cast is now being lined
up at the studio.
The leading roles in Blockade" are
played by Madeleine Carroll and Henry
Fonda, with Leo Carrillo, John Halli-
day, Vladimir Sokoloff. Reginald Den
ny, Katherine De Mile, Robert War;
wick and George Houston featured.
Evening star., 1938-05-29

Pool Is now open and that all the
other thrillers in the amusement park
line are awaiting you with open arms.
And If last weeks weather finally
has given way to something like May
20 weather there is swimming at
Seaside Amusement Park, at Chesa-
peake Beach, In that big saltwater
pool, which is the only saltwater pool
within a hop-skip-and- Jump Of WASH
ington. There's picnic grove at
Seaside. too. and lot Of other resort
attractions.
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Child Actors
Hit New York
In DrOVeS
Number of Tots in
Current Dramas
Starts Influx.
Bv Mark Barron.
By tie Associated Press
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
ROADWAY casting Offices have
- reported an overwhelming in
fluX Of would-be child actors
- and actresses as producers
begin scheduling their plays for next
season.
Parents. towing tots who look ex-
actly like" Shirley Temple or Jackie
Coogan. are besieging theatrical man
ayers with their young offspring in
the hope that plays will continue to
be as crowded with child performers
next season as they have been this
season.
Another inspiration for the sudden
wave of juvenile thespians, managers
are discovering, is the revealing Of the
handsome salaries paid to child stars
by the publicity attendant to the suit
of Jackie Coogan to recover his earn
ings from his mother.
The past season on Broadway pro-
duced not only large number OF
shows which called for scores of child
actors in minor roles, but in nearly
Q dozen of them youngsters performed
long roles as principals.
The outstanding Junior part is now
being performed by 8-year-old Peter
Holden in support of Dudley Digges
in "On Borrowed Time" A grand
nephew of the late reformer and cru
sader, the Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst,
young Holden plays a role of such
length that it is necessary to have
an understudy for him so that he can
periodically retire from the play for
> q few performances to rest.
His success in the part won for him
this week a lucrative contract from
R-K-O Pictures, but he will not be
taken to Hollywood until after the
run Of the play.
Supporting Ethel Barrymore in the
dramatization of Mazo de la Roche's
novel. "Whiteoaks," is Peter Fernan-
dez, age IL, and one of the important
roles in the comedy The Women" is
played by Charita Bauer, IA.
The Pulitzer prize winning play,
1IOlIllOIl "lluCl . oul 4OWIl, 1los
Marilyn Erskine, IL, and Raymond
Roe, 9, playing two important roles in
support of Frank Craven.
Too. the children are now beginning
TO invade the musical show field with
enthusiasm and success.
Carol Wanderman. age and pretty.
danced and sang all season in sup
port of Ed Wynn in "Hooray for
What" And in support of George M
Cohan in the musical satire of the
New Deal administration, I'D Rather
Be Right" are Evelyn Mills, IL, and
her brother, Warren Mills, age 8.
Just as on Hollywood movie lots,
the law requires that the juvenile
actors continue in school, Some of
the youthful performers have private
tutors, but several years ago a school
for professional children was estab-
hshed to accommodate not only child
actors, but also the many juvenile
musicians, dancers and artists models
who pursue profitable careers in New
York.
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Two Added toCast
Of Bette Davis Film.

A NITA LOUISE and Jane Bryan
have been assigned feature roles
in Bette Davis forthcoming starring
picture, "The Sisters" '@The Sisters"
is based upon the popular novel Of the
same title by Myron BRING, and has
been adapted for the screen by Milton
Krims. Anatole fltvak will direct.
Evening star., 1938-05-29
FRIDAY
Midnight Intruder"
Nino Martini in
Music for Madame"


Midnight Intruder" :"
Nino Martini in :.
Music for Madame. !"
Tyrone Power and
Alice FAYE in
"In Old Chicago"
Mickey Rooney. Lewis
Stone. in Judge
Hardy's Children"
Burns and Allen
in
college Swing"
Buck Jones
in
"Headin' East"
Francis Lederer and
Frances Drake IN
Lone Wolf In Paris -
Frank Morgan and
Robert Young in
Paradise for Three"
George Arliss
in
"Dr. Syn"
Tommy Kelly in
Adventures OF Tom
Sawyer"
Robert MONTGOMERY
in
"First 100 Years"
Carnival Queen"
Bob Burns In. =,
Radio City Revels.'
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live"
Tyrone Power and
Alice Faye in =.
"In Old Chicago.'
Fred MacMurray in
Trail OF the Lone
some Pine"
Bette Davis
in
"JeZebel."
Gary Cooper. Claud-
cite Colbert. Blue
boards Eighth Wife
Preston Foster in
Lady in the
Morgue. 3"
Stella Dallas"
Warner GLAND in
Chan on Broadway
Louis HAYWARD anc
Sally Eilers in Con
demned Women"
Lewis Stone. Mickey
Rooney. in Judge
Hardy's Children"
Federal Bullets.
Smith Ballew in
IRA Whide."
Accused" and
You're Only Youne
Once "
The Gay Desperado'
and
1.-The Wave" :"
Dorothy Lamour ane
Ray Milland in
Her jungle Love" !"
Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda in
"Jezebel."
jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl oI
the Golden West"
Boy OF the Streets
and THE Kid Come:
Back"
Irene Dunno and
Douglas Fairbanks. 1r.
in joy Of Living"
"Borrowing Trouble
Walter Huston IN
"Of Human Hearts.
Freddie Bartholomew
in
David Copperfield.
Bonita Granville
in
Beloved Brat"
william BOYD in
Partners OF the
Plains"
Change of Heart
Frank Morgan in
paradise for Three
Kay Francis and Pa
0 Brlen in 'WomeI
Are Like That" ="
Handy Andy"
Grace Moore lp
III Take Romance.
Wide Open Faces
Buck Jones in Holly
wood Roundup. "
Gable. Low and Tracy
in
TEST Pilot"
Alice Fave and Ton,
Martin in Sally. Irene
and Mary
Shirley Temple IN
"Rebecca Of Sunny
brook Farm"
Tommy Kelly in
Adventures of Tom
Sawyer.
Dorothy Lamour anc
Ray Mllland in
Her jungle Love, "
Martha Rave and
Burns and Allen in
College Swing
william BOYD
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY
"Rustlers' Valley"
Nan Grey in
siTha p1ack nnl ~

~As .
"Rustlers' Valley"
Nan Grey in
The Black Doll"
Nice Brady. Charles
Ninninger. in Good
by. Broadway"
Crime OF DR.. Hallet"
and Battle OF Broad
way"
Gary Cooper In
1.-THE Plainsman."
Also serial.
Trapped by G-Men"
and This Marriage
Business"
Mickey Rooney. Lewis
Stone. in Judge
Hardy's Children"
"State Police" and
who Killed Gail
Preston?"
Love on Toast"
Gene Autry. Spring:
time In the Rockies"
Jane Withers in
"Rascals."'
Also serial.
kid Comes Back"
Smith BalleW in
Hawaiian Buckaroo"
Thunder Trail"
Robert Young in
paradise for Three"
Tyrone Power and
Alice Faye in
"In Old Chicago"
Tyrone Power and
Alice Faye in
"In Old Chicago"
Mickey Rooney. Lewis
Stone. in Judge
Hardy's Children
Constance Bennett
in
"Merrily We Live"
Born to the West"
and "She Loved a
Fireman"
Allan Lane
in
"Night Spot"
stella Dallas"
Warner GLAND in
Chan on Broadway"
Law of the Under
world" and walking
Down Broadway"
start Cheering" and
who Killed Gail
Preston?"
Walking Down
Broadway" and
Cattle Raiders"
Call OF the Yukon"
and
"Our Relations"
The Gay Desperado"
and
THE Wave"
Thrill OF a Lifetime"
William Boyd in
Cassidy OF Bar 20"
Daredevil Drivers"
Buck Jones in Holly
wood Roundup"
Martha Rave and
Burns and Allen in
college Swing. y
Boy of the Streets
and The Kid Comes
Back"
Jane Withers in
"Rascals."'
Also serial.
''Donble Danger" and
The Old wyoming
Trail"
Freddie Bartholomew
IN
Davld COppernelQ.
Bonita Granville
in
Beloved Brat"
Sonia Henie and
Don Ameche in
Happy Landing.
Beg. Borrow or
Steal" and Courage
of the West, "
Victor McLaglen in
Battle OF Broad
way"
"Everyman's Law"
PeterLorre in Thank
You, Mr.. Motto"
Wide Open Faces"
Buck Jones in Holly
wood Roundup"
Gable. Low and Tracy
IN
TEST Pilot"
Daredevil Drivers"
william Hall in
Spy Ring
Love Is a Headache"
and
"Tarzan's Revenge"
Jane Withers in
"Rascals,
Also serial.
Martha Rave and
Burns and Allen in
college Swing"
Martha Rave and
Burns and Allen in
college Swing
Robert Mont Comerv
Evening star., 1938-05-29
THURSDAY


Midnight Intruder"
Nino Martini in
Music for Madame"
Tyrone Power and
Alice Faye in
I'm Old CHICAGO" |
Carole Lombard and
Fernand Gravel in
Fools for Scandal"
Burns and Allen
in
college Swing"
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live"
Carole Lombard and
Fernand Gravel in
Fools for Scandal"
Fred Allen and Alice
Faye in Sally. Irene
and Mary"
George Arliss
in
"Dr. Syn"
Tommy Kelly in
Adventures Of Tom
Sawyer"
Jeanette Macdonald.
Nelson Eddy. Girl Of
the Golden West"
Carnival Queen"
Bob Burns in =
Radio City Revels."
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live"
Tyrone Power and
Alice Faye in
"In Old. Chicago"
Cary Grant and
Katharine Hepburn in
Bringing Up Baby
Bette Davis
IN
"Jezebel."
Gary Cooper. Claud-
ette Colbert. Blue
boards Eighth Wife"
Sally Eilers in
Nurse From Brook
lyn."
Dead End"
Donald Woods in
"Once a Doctor"
Louis Hayward and
Sally Eilers in Con-
demned Women
Lewis Stone. Mickey
Rooney. in Judge
Hardy's Children"
Wayne Morris and
June Travis in The
Kid Comes Back"
Accused" and
you're Only Young
Once"
The Gay Desperate"
and
1.-The Wave"
Dorothy Lamour and
Ray Milland in
Her jungle Love"
Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda in
"Jezebel."
Jeanette Macdonald.
Nelson Eddy. Girl Of
the Golden West
Irene Dunno and
Dougla S Fairbanks, jr..
Joy of Living >
Irene Dunno and
Douglas Fairbanks. IT..
in Joy of Living"
Borrowing Trouble. y
Walter Huston in
i"Of Human Hearts
Jane WitherS
IN
"Rascals."
Deanna Durbin
IN
Mad About Music. v
Edw. G. Robinson in
"A Slight Case OF
Murder"
Change of Heart"
Frank Morgan in
Paradise for Three"
| Martha Raye and
Burns and Allen IN
college Swing "
Handy Andy"
| Grace Moore in
"Ill Take Romance. p"
Blondes at Work"
and Dangerously
! Yours"
Gable. 10y and Tracy
in
TEST Pilot"
Alice Fave and Tony
Martin in Sally. Irene
and Mary"
Shirley Temple in
"Rebecca of Sunny
brook Farm
Tommy Kelly in
Adventures of Tom
Sawyer"
Dorothy Lamour and
Ray Milland in
Her jungle Love"
Martha Rave and
Burns andiAllen in
college Swins."
Will Rogers
in
Uro,,rfv Cboiypn on -
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Macarthur
Continued From Page E-l)

which might give us good cause for
argument if we knew which side of
the debate We wanted to be on.
These are yellow Jack" and this
Kidnapped the latter coming to
Loew's Capitol Theater Friday, and
the point which might be argued is
whether the studios were smart IN
tampering with them as reports in
dicate they have. Both of these we'll
known yarns now boast tender boy
meets-girl sentiments where no boy
meets-girl grew in the original
Without having seen either Of the
films in question it is impossible to do
more than say we have q slight sus-
picion the tender passion, which may
be all right in its place, is going to
look sort of out of place in yellow
Jack" The play. an artistic success
and financial failure on the stage,
was study in heroism and it is diff
.ficult to see how the introduction of
!, romance into the plot can do anything
but get in the way of what should be
q direct story, directly told. Maybe
M-G-M still has managed to tell it
directly, Of course. and maybe it still
is in the main the yellow Jack" it is
supposed to be. And maybe, too. the
new love angle will turn it into an
artistic failure and a financial success,
which probably is what M-G-M
would rather have anyhow, so that's
why we don't know which side of the
debate to take.
OF the inclusion of the romantic in
terest in Kidnapped" which we al
ways thought was the story of young
David Balfour's trials and tribulations,
all that now will be said is that Mr..
Daryl zanuck has a very fine alibi.
The alibi. relayed by the Loew press
department, is: 1T is interesting to
note. then, that the motion picture
people have no less a precedent than
stevenson himself, for allegedly
'tampering with the facts. He admits
he tampered with the historical facts
In writing the book"
~ Beau Lilies arrival on local
ZSereen is another event scheduled for
! Friday, her dozen double -damask
Z dinner napkins" bit being one Of the
! bright spots of Bing Crosby's Doctor
( Rhythm" which comes to the Palace,
being in fact, one of the bright spots
Z Of the theater's history.
3 Janet Chapman, 6-year-old dis
Z covery," is the star Of Little Miss
] Thoroughbred" which, beginning Fri
day, will be the Metropolitan's attrac-
! ton according to present plans.
Others in 1t are John Ltel and Ann
Sheridan.
J Keith's next picture will be Bobby
Breen's latest, Hawaii Calls"
Evening star., 1938-05-29
DANCING.

Peyton Penn Studio, l745 + 81. NV,
Metropolitan 1850. Modern Dancing.
Ballroom . Specially. Please Call Eve
nings for Appointment.
The Edward F. Miller Studio
0ll 18th ST NATIONAL GO03
For Discriminating People
Evening star., 1938-05-29
TUESDAY
"Man-Proof."
Irene Dunno in High.
Wide and Handsome"

"Man-Proof."
Irene Dunno in High
Wide and Handsome
Tommy Kelly IN
Adventures OF Tom
SAWYER"
jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl o.
the Golden West"
Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda in
"JeZebel."
Victor McLaglen in
THE Battle OF
Broadway"
jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl o.
the Golden West"
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live.
Fredric March and
Franciska Gaal IN
The Buccaneer."
Irene Dunno and
Douglas Fairbanks. jr.
in Joy Of Living"
jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl o.
the Golden West"
1.-THE Man In Blue
Martha Raye in Bill
Broadcast of 1888
jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl o.
the Golden West"
Joan Blondell. Mel
vyn Douglas. There
Always a Woman.
Jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl o.
the Golden West" F"
Gary Cooper. Claud
ette Colbert. Blue
boards Eighth Wife
w. C. Fields ant
Martha Raye in "Bi,
Broadcast Of 1898
Robert Montgomery
First 100 Years"
SRy lewis.
Ritz Brothers in
Goodwin Follies."
Cary Grant and
Katharine Hepburn II
Bringing Up Baby
women in Prison.
Robt. Montgomery II
First 100 Years"
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
"Merrily We Live
Hurricane"
and
Popeye the Sailor.
The Gay Desperado'
and
"The Wave"
Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda in
"JeZebel."
Dorothy Lamour ant
Ray Milland in
Her jungle Love"
Jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl o
the Golden West"
Carole Lombard ant
Fernand Gravel in
Fools for Scandal.
Tommy Kelly in
Adventures of Tom
Sawyer"
Happy Landing"
and Life Begins
With Love. "
Loretta Young in
-Four Men and a
Prayer"
Deanna Durbin
in
Mad About Music.
Peter LORE in
"Mr. MotoS Gam
BILE"
Walter Huston and
James Stewart in
"Of Human Hearts.
Tyrone Power and
Alice Fave in
In Old Chicago.
Paid to Dance
Fred AStalre in
"Damsel in Distress.
Wise Girl" and
"A Slight Case OF
Murder"
Martha Rave and
Burns and Allen IN
College Swing"
Shirley Temple in
"Rebecca OF Sunny
brook Farm"
Lives of a Benea
Lancer" Who Kllle,
Gale Preston?''
Irene Dunno and
.Douglas Fairbanks. Jr
in Joy OF Living
Tyrone Power and
Alice Fave in
I'm Old Chicago"
Mark Twain's
Tom Sawyer"
Bette Davis
in
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