Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
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HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 26 80 No
matter what our faith IS, where
we go 10 church or what We be-
lieve in, We should give thanks
today that We are living in this
wonderful country. When we read
about the poor oppressed and
starving people in Europe We
should be thankful that even
though our loved ones are away
from us they are fighting TO keep
this country free for every man.
Hollywood has reason to be
thankful, too. We arc all having
10 make sacrifices. II Is true, but
Just so long as we WIN this war
no sacrifice IS too great. And II
the little we do here helps those
gallant lads fighting our night we
will all be happy 10 do our bit.
Perhaps Ne VIII be the better
Tor giving Most people are. ! VIII
say that / have heard very few
complaints from the Hollywood
people, and most of them are doing
a great Job in helping preserve the
freedom for which our foreiathcrs
fought. But even those who are
giving and giving should stop to-
day and say d little prayer Of
thankiulneSs.
This Thanksgiving, IL seems 20
me, means more than just eating
turkey and pumpkin pie. Now that
] have delivered my little sermon.
] will give You some news.
THERE'S A RESEMBLANCE
DON'T know when I've been
more fiattered. Rosemary Lane
has been cast as typical
Hollywood movie columnist" i'm
"ChatterbOX" with Joe r.. Brown
and Judy Canoya at Republic
studios. Personally. 1 haven't
looked like Rosemary in quite
Spell-but she's nice lad" for
the trade.
This II the first picture the
brunette Lane has made since
she returned 10 Hollywood from
her New York hit. Best Foot
Forward.
There Is some mighty fancy
and funny casting going on here.
In addition TO Rosemary IA the
gossip writer, Joe. r.. Brown Will
MARBLE several songs a. a Groom
ing cowboy.
Bon OFFICE APPEAL
DON'T SAY I said so but
Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
EDDY parted IN the movies when
their respective M-G-M contracts
came 10 an end may be reunited
on Broadway in a musical Some
thing 10 Remember You By
I've often said. in the past. !
would never print another rumor
about the former singing sweet
hearts OF the screen because their
fans are still The wildest-eycd,
letter-writing devoteeS ] know.
Bat he steFy- coEgeS-tco- &tLa-cLL
~ ignore that an independent
Broadway angel" with plenty Of
dollars and sense has both Jean
cite and Nelson reading the books
and lyrics Of this new eXtraNa-
CANA.
say the gentleman, whoever he
Is. has sense because The CON-
tracts also call for a road tour.
and what jeanette and Nelson
wouldn't do on tour ISN'T in the
hook,
on WAY TIP
THE SNEAK preview ~
Cabin In the sky" In Hunting
ton Park has the entire MON
lot returning thankS-particu-
larry for the Negro enchantress,
Lena Horne.
so pOtently does Lena register
on the screen with her whiNperN-
seductive NAY OF singing that
Metro would gladly buy up her
contract calling for a six weeks
singing stint at the Savoy Plaza
in New York. But the New York
bows aren't foolish, ~ first Lena
goes To the big town before re
turning Ia the movies and one
Of the top roles in Meet the
People
CHATTER FROM TENAS
WITH THE shortage of males
what IL Is. Anne GWynne and
Martha ODriscoll sends a wire
from Texas that sounds like the
wallfower'S dream of what TO be
thankful for. Not that Anne and
Martha are wallnowcrS. hut thcy
are the only two girls living on
the Texas A. & NJ. campus. with
1000 beaux 10 choose from.
The Hollywood beauties. who
are down in College City on loca-
ton for Walter WanCcr We've
Never Been Licked says. "What
q rush Dances every night. which
Is wonderful if our feet hold out ;
football games and rallies on Sat
urday-if our lungs hold out and
some OF the best looking mon we
over SaW-if our hearts hold OUT
HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS
JOAN DAVIS asked her young
hopeful. Beverly what She was
particularly thankful for TODAY.
Your new movie contract"
piped up the bright kiddic.
June Hillman (the former Lady
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