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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
His Favorite Film

I did my best all last week to
get over to Warmers studio to
talk with Frank. but he was
doing the final cutting on John
Doe" and 1 had a heavy sched-
ule of reviews and previews so he
came 70 my house. We both had
lust been to the Santa Anita
Handicap race and were ex-
hausted. but the smile that came
to Franks face when he talked
about "John Doe did my heart
good. It's the dream of several
years come true and his favor
ite picture.
If anybody had handed Frank
a million he couldn't have been
happier than he was at the COM
pliment David Selznick paid him
when he said he considered
Meet John Doe" the finest
picture he had ever seen. Com
Ing from David, who won the
Academy Award for 'Rebecca"
this year and Gone With the
Wind last, it was indeed praise
from Caesar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Crews Moved by Babies

This was true not only in reference to the
various nurses required by law to be on the set
but also in respect to the electricians, laborers
and others working on the production. Director
always major problem when baby Ia before
the camera.
'You know, OF course, what baby can do %
an audience when Ii performs some cute trick
he went on to explain "WeIl, when one Of these
little fellows breaks out in piece of spontaneous
business before the camera II often happens that
the scene II spoiled by some one on the Get who
reacts with an unconscious gasp or chuckie.
"Such occurrence only goes TO show that
the most high-powered art In the world csnt
compete with the genuine article, and believe
me. when you see q baby smile It's straight from
the heart. There isn't an ounce of acting In ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
No Raise. He Says

M-G-M previewed Range in
Heaven with Robert Mont
gomery and the interesting
1ngrid Bergman at the studio
last week-and wonder of won
ders there wasn't even a studio
dinner preceding Bill Holden
il one OF the snartest young
actors in the business. Every one
thought Bill got a substantial
increase in salary when he
patched up his contract troubles
with Para.
But he told me that he had
voluntarily gone back 10 work
at the same figure. "A contract
/. il a contract" he said. There's
plenty of time to talk a new
deal when option time comes
up"
No one ever recognizes Mar
tina Scott off the screen. She's
very cute about il and says that
while it's fun TO go shopping and
to previews just like an aver
age person-it's disappoint-
ment not to be asked TO sign a
single autograph.
Bing Crosby wants TO make
racing opus for Para using his
own stable. Well. that's one
way to get one of his nags in the
winners circle,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Won't Tell Story

I~urged Frank to let me tell
the plot of Meet John Doe but
he said:
II don't think it's good idea
for 1t robs the audience Of a
surprise they have q right to
expect. But you can say it's a
newspaper story about a girl
who loses her job because she
has never written anything out
side OF the ordinary run-of-the-
mill news stories. Everything
she writes is sweetness and
light Then she springs a sensa-
tional surprise that gives her
newspaper circulation and her
self unexpected recognition. She
gets her big inspiration from a
tramp she meets"
"The girl. 1 asked, as
Barbara. and the boy, Gary
COOPER"
yes, you guessed right" he
answered, land Gary, 1 think,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, March 8.
WITH APOLOGIES to the
w leopards who don't go in
for it-there's been a lot of
changing of spots in Hollywood
lately. Actresses who have been
typed as ingenues for years are
suddenly going wicked-and sew
eral hadboiled types" have
gone in for glamour.
Hardly a picture goes by that
one of the old guard stars isn't
uncovered in some new light
and hailed as practically a new
discovery.
Look at Barbara Stanwyck,
who is the new glamour girl
toast of the town in THE Lady
Eve" Previous to her advent as
a streamlined siren with a sense
of humor in the Preston Sturges
comedy, Barbara was looked on
as definitely typed as a slightly
hardboiled heroine. She was al
ways the gal who knew all the
flip answers even though a heart
of gold nestled under her tailored
slit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
'Du Barry
Opening
At Cass
BY CHARLES GENTRY

s0THAT was no lady-that was
L DuBarry." may have been
q favorite remark around YER
sailles, but Buddy De Sylvia and
Cole Porter have set out to
unsteady disprove this in the
loud and lavish show, "DuBarry
Was a Lady," which opens this
evening at the Cass Theater.
But whether DuBarry - like
Eadie-was a lady or not, it's
a cinch that Frances Williams,
who has the leading role. is a
lady with an important theat-
rical past.
Frances has had experience in
just about every field Of the en-
tertainment world. She started
out as the glamorous half of
vaudeville team known as Will
liams and Vanessi and has
played every tank town circuit
in the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Ethel W'dfers Next

On March 81. Ethel Waters
will arrive in her latest hit
which has had a successful year
on Broadway. It's cabin in the
Sky" and promises to be one Of
the most entertaining shows Of
the season. The week previous
to this, beginning March %, Ed
Wynn comes in with Boys and
Girls Together"
The only other definite book.
ing following the Waters play
is the Theater Guild production
OF Twelfth Night" which CO.
stars Helen Hayes and Maurice
Evans. This will open at the
Cass April ID.
A prospective visitor later in
April may be "Old Acquaint.
aRee" the Jane Gewl-Pessy
Wood play which a New York
scout informs US may start on
the road very shortly and will
undoubtedly stop here for q
week early in the Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Meet John Doe
Called Capra's Best
HOLLYWOOD, March 8.

HOLLYWOOD, March 8.
BARBARA STANWYCK hasn't
- drawn a cent of salary for
Meet John Doe" Frank Capra
told me.
Barbara" said the dynamic
Frank, consented to gamble
with me and accept q percent
age In lieu of the usual check.
She took a job without any
money even though other studios
were all waiting for her and
she could have had a dozen jobs
at a top figure.
barbara Is n wise girl" l
told him. amy actress In the
business would have done hand
springs to play in a Capra pic
ture and she is just as sure of
getting more than her salary
than she il of destf and taxes,
bEemidically speaking. In fact,
il isn't any gamble to make a
picture with you. You turn out
winners, not losers"
Edward Arnold, who naturally
isn't a star of Barbara's caliber.
also took a percentage in lieu of
a salary and he, too, made a safe
investment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Ginger and Jimmy

Have Ginger Rogers and
Jimmy Stewart been seeing each
.other ever since their big mo-
fnent OF winning the academy
award Oscars for best perform
ances / wouldn't swear to 1t
/. but 1t looked an awful lot like
. Jimmy and Ginger partaking Of
a drive-in dinner at one of the
local spots the other highland
! looking very interested in one
another. too.
Well. / can't say it's too much
OF a surprise-since Ginger and
Jimmy threatened TO become an
item several years ago. AS 1
told you before, they were so
happy about winning their
Oscars and threw their arms
around each other at the acad-
envy dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Baby Smile Worth
Lots at Box Office
BY NEIL RAU
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

------------ HOLLYWOOD, March g.
EVEN Hollywood's most temperamental star
~ must take back seat to the infant who
smiles at you from the screen.
This is true, not only because of the box
office value baby packs in that smile but also
because Hollywood, like the rest of the world,
Is a pushover for the unaffected sweetness OF
child. The latter fact struck us very forcibly
the other day when we visited the set Of
Blossoms in the Dust, at M-G-M, where Drec-
tor Mervyn Leroy was working with IS Of the
tniest thespians in the film capital. Several
OF them were less than month old.
In reference to temperamental stars, even the
most awe-inspiring could not command the at
tention and admiration shown these small players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Tone Is Glad TO Be
Back in HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD'S ALL right.
He didn't say he was leaving
the town flat. In refutation,
he's back starring with Joan
Bennett in Columbia's "A Girls
Best Friend Is Wall Street"
The speaker is Franchot Tone.
TITS too bad 90 many persons
misinterpreted my intentions
and at the same time libeled
my feelings when recently
went East for q play" he said
this week. "Sure, I'm glad I'm
back In Hollywood, and I dare
say I'll stay back, ut least -
long rs I get good assignments
like "A Girls Best Friend II
Wall Street."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Screens Ingenues Become Wicked,
Hard=BOiled Stars Strut Glamour

wouldn't have thought OF hand
ing the exotic Joan two years
age.
Bette Davis. our leading
dramatic actress, has developed
a yen to do comedy and she is
having time for herself in
The Bride Came c. o. D." with
Jimmy Cagney.
Ginger Rogers, a former song
and dance girl, walked a, ay
with the academy award this
year for her splendid dramatic
performance in Kitty Foyle.'
Ginger New Girl
And Just last year. Ginger
knocked them cold in the
equally attic Primrose
Path" These two pictures def
nitely changed her type after
years of musicals and light
stories with Fred Astaire.
Olivia de Havilland, who has
always been 5000 sweet on
the screen (even her Melanie,
fine as 1t was. was glorified
ingenue) is stealing most of
the thunder in Strawberry
Blonde as the pert little nurse
who flirts outrageously with the
reluctant Jimmy Cagney.
The change is immensely be-
coming to Olivia, who had por-
trayed about all the sweetness
and light one actress can stand
in a career.
Rosalind Russell. always salty
and brittle in the past, will also
attempt a change of pace in
The Uniform" with Clark
Gable. portraying a far more
sympathetic and less wisecrack-
ing role than any of her hits in
the past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Returns to STAGE

Next the stage, then movies,
radio. records and now, within
the past few seasons, the musi-
cal comedy stage again. Most
recently she has been seen here
In Life Begins at S:40," and
last year as one Of the much.
needed props of that weakling
musical, Three After Three"
Now she has her best role to
date as the clever f11illiner who
had the whole French court
talking through her hat.
Also in the cast of this sump-
tuous show you will meet Bert
Lair, Benny Baker, Ruth Bond
and the new singing star, Rom
aid Graham. "DuBarry Was a
Lady@is- slated to stay at the
Cass for two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Great Patience

1.-THE other day. Director Leroy went on, II
almost had my all Of naturalness. IL took us
all day to shoot single scene, and when We
personal triumph. The baby we were woriEiag
with required 10 smile and reach out HIS
little arms TO Greer Carson, and when Ne nnaIIy
came around IL only meant he sincerely had
taken a shine TO Miss Carson.
"such scenes, Of course, require great patience
on the part Of every one on the set, but look
what you get when they are successful,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Unexpected Film

The funniest sight of the week
was poor John Carroll trying 10
make love 10 Eleanor Powell for
scene in Lady BE Good" The
chief trouble was Eleanor's
pooch. Buttons. who is crazy
about Merrill Pye ther on again.
off-again hearD and has APP
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Transition Amazing

The transition in Barbara Is
amazing. Not only does she look
beautiful and alluring in The
Lady Eve" but she wears u
changes, OF the best looking
wardrobe Of the season. And
there was a time when Barbara
would 60 through a whole pic
ture in the same outfit!
Joan Crawford is subtly
changing pace in her new film,
"A Woman's Face" The former
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Climbed in Films

Franks career is one of the
most amazing in Hollywood and
so vii known that it's hardly
necessary to tell his story. He
has grown up with the picture
business. starting at the lowest
rung of the ladder. but always
with the dvantage of h-ving
keener insight and more native
intelligence than the average
person He was first a gag man
at the Hal Roach studios. work.
ing always to complete his edu-
cation. Today. among his closest
friends, is the great scientist,
DR.. Robert A. Millikan, and the
other members of the Pasadena
Institute of Technology.
Frank takes year to make a
picture.
II never want to be rich" he
said. what would people do
with a lot of money? And I
don't want to work too hard. I
want TO enjoy life with my wife
and children"
He is one producer who be-
lieves in himself enough to put
his own money in his pictures.
Maybe that is why they are so
good. The whole motion picture
industry is proud of him and
proud Of what he represents.
have a feeling when Meet John
Doe" is released the name of
Frank Capra will be even big
ger than it is today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

gives the finest performance he
has ever given on the screen"
Frank admitted rather hest
family that Meet John Doe" has
a message and says that al
though he tries to subtly plant
the idea OF mans inhumanity to
man, his first thought was en-
tertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

also in the picture. The third
was presented by the crew,
headed by electrician Vic John
son.
Each donor, Of course, was
quite unaware of the other con-
Continued on Next Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Happy Birthday Parties
Latest Hollywood Vogue
MOVIE FARE


ers." starring Rosemary, Pris-
ella and Lola Lane, Gale
Page, Jeffrey Lynn and
Claude Rains.
FOX-"T o b acco Road"
starring Gene Tierney, Char
ley Grapewin and Marjorie
Rambeau; Murder Among
Friends" starring Marjorie
Weaver, Cobina Wright Jr.
and John Hubbard.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Gone
With the Wind" starring
Clark Gable and Vivian
Leigh.
WILSON-"Fantasia."
ADAMS-"Adanr Had Four
Sons" starring Warner Bax-
ter, Susan Hayward and Ing
rid Bergm a n: Western
Union" starring Randolph
Scott, Robert Young, Brenda
Joyce and Dean Jaeger.
PALMS = STATE - "Vic-
tory" starring Fredric March
and Betty Field; Virginia"
starring Madeleine Carroll
and Fred MacMurray.
CINEMA-"The Manner
helm Line"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Has a MESSAGE

smiled TO myself, for hasn't
Frank always given US enter
tainment plus artistry and pic
torial excellence with a message
thrown in for good measure?
You know" he said earnestly.
with the world the way IL Is
today. it's pretty hard to forget
the causes that have led up to
this universal cataclysm. L
really believe that hatred and
the lack OF religion are respOn-
sibie for the unrest and bitter
ness today. But 1 wouldn't, for
the world, think Of making a
whole picture based on the sub
ject, for IL there were any one
time the world needs entertain
ment and something to make
people forget their troubles, it
Is today.
Robert Riskin, my writer
partner, and / have tried to
meet those requirements In
Meet John Doe."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

THOMAS MITCHELL
is cast as the fiery Ger
aid O'Hara, father of
Scarlet, in "Gone With
the Wind" tChich is now
in an ertended engage
ment at the United
Artists Thedter.
leading glamour girl is COM
pletely disfigured during half
the picture-a role M-G-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Bette Davis Hnsbana
Makes NeW Friends
in Hollywood
BY LoGELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, March s.
DANDOM thoughts OF the
IL week: No one ever made
friends move rapidly in Holly
wood than Arthur Farnsworth,
Bette Davis bridegroom. When
Bette married him--no one
knew him and Hollywood Is
clannish town. But Arthur. who
has a grand sense OF humor. has
completely won over not only
Bette's close friends, but every
one else he meets.
Last week seemed quiet after
the excitement OF the academy
awards and the Santa Anita
Handicap-big events OF the pre-
vious week. But can't say I'm
sorry to settle down into the
comparative calm OF just a pre-
view or two for a change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Director in on Cake

In fact. II was a three-way
surprise party that ensued, with
three birthday cakes and three
bouquets Of flowers arriving al
most simultaneously on the set.
One was from her director. Lloyd
Bacon. Dennis Morgan, her CO.
star. and George Tobias. The
second was from Ralph Bellamy
and Jimmy Gleaso, who are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Stars Like to Surprise
Friends With Novel
Stunts at Home
BY ELLA wICKERsHAM
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES
HOLLYWOOD, March 8

HULL w OOD, NudIC0 q.
IN ENGLAND everything stops
Il for tea. but in Hollywood
exerything-including fitm-p pro-
duction, traffic and train sched-
ules-stops at the first outburst
Happy Birthday 10 You.
For the filmtown simply loves
surprise birthday parties, and
rare is the day that isn't bright
ened by at least one natal day
celebrations somewhere in the
local scene.
After the British manner,
Merle Oberon has tea every
afternoon at. 4 o'clock. But on
her birthday last month, while
she was working in Affection
ately Yours" at Warner Broth
ers, the English star had a lot
more tea and cake than usual.
Evening star., 1941-05-12
U. 5. Gets 500 Islands
After Border Survey

The Interior Department has an
nounced that more than 500 small
islands would be added to the pub
lie domain as a result of surveys
of a 425- mile stretch Of the Mime
sota-Canadian boundary between
the mouth of Pigeon River and the
Lake of the Woods.
Within a month, the General
Land Office said, los islands, rang
ing from one-flfth to more than so
acres, will be recorded as part of
the Superior National Forest, in
st. Louis County, Minnesota.
This will be done on completion
of surveys on the first 120 miles
of the 425-mile stretch. Surveys
of the remaining area, including
several hundred additional islands,
now are under way under a 1908
treaty with Canada. The area is
conceded to lie on the American
side OF the boundary, but never yet
has been surveyed and brought into
the public domain.
Evening star., 1941-05-12
EieheIberger Urges Aid
To Britain at Any Sacrifice
Nv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Clark M.
Eichelberger, national director of
the Committee to Defend America
by Aiding the Allies, urged last night
that the United States "at any sac
rifice" aid Great Britain and her
allies.
The choice of the United States
today, he said. in an address over
the Columbia Broadcasting System,
"is no longer one of peace or con-
fiict, but between the risks and
sacrifices of cooperating with the
allies in defeating Hitler over there
or the greater risks and sacrifices
of alone meeting Hitler over here"
Mr.. Eichelberger reviewed new
policy statement drawn up last week
by the committee, one of whose six
points, he said, urged the "use of
American armed forces for policy,
convoy or in whatever way Is most
effective to insure delivery of our
goods to those nations resisting ag-
gression."
Mr.. Eichelberger said I'VE recog-
nize the course advocated may lead
to armed conflict" but asserted that
Hitler regards us as already enlist
ed with his enemies"