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the name Of q comparative new
conner he wanted to cite as best sup
porting actor Of the year. His COL
leagues couldn't help him out, so Joe
telephoned three different friends
before the actors identity could be
revealed.
When Ida Lupino, whose per-
formance In Ladies in Retirement
makes her . strong contender for
best actress honors, was handed .
ballot, she was obliged to turn 1t
back-and for an astonishing rea-
son. She hadn't seen q movie during
tho entire year!
MY husband Uouis Hayward
and I almost never see . picture, /"
Ida confessed.
Ida is no Hollywood rarity in this
respect. You'd be surprised to learn
how many fairly important names"
In the movie colony, people who have
made . 1ne living out Of the busi-
ness for many years, show not the
slightest interest In seeing finished
product.
+ + 4 Il
Madeleine Carroll sat on the
ground in the middle of q water
melon patch and waited for the
cameraman and the sound man to
complete arrangements for record
Ing her beauty, both visual and
audible, for the future delectation
Of cash customers at the Bijou.
One melon looked particularly
tempting. She borrowed a pocket
knife from q set worker and carved
Evening star., 1942-01-23

. slice. This gentle pastoral scene
took place for Madeleine's new pic
ture, MY Favorits Blond. with
Bob Hope.
just a. Hopes favorite blond VA
about to sink her teeth In the fruit
an assistant director rushed up in q
panic.
Don't eat thatl" he cautioned
1T might make you sick. That's
just . prop. We've fixed up cake to
look like Q slice Of melon. And you
can eat that when the time comes.
"Oh. no. I can't" replied Made
leine. I'm on q diet"
0sieased By the North Amsriean
Newspaper Alliance,)
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showinf

Current lheater Attractions
| and Time of Showing
Stage.
NationaIE"The Flowers Of Vir-
tue" new comedy by Marc Con-
nelly: 2:3o and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol 1.-The Bugle Sounds" the
war hits Mr.. Beery and his movie
missus: 10:40 am, 1:30, 4:20, ITO
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1885,
3:15, sos and 8:55 pm.
Columbia-"Babes on Broadway"
torrents Of Rooney and Garland: II
an. 1:35, Ais, $50 and $50 pm.
Earle-"Sergeant York, !" biography
of a hero: 10:40 am, 1:2o, 4:05,
Gas and 9:40 pm. Stage shows:
1855, $40, $40 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-"Ball Of Fire" Barbara
Stanwyck knocks the dignity out Of
Gary Cooper: 11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25,
$50, 7::35 and 9:40 pm.
Little-"Wuthering Heights" the
passionate romance with Laurence
Olivier and Merle Oberon: II an,
ITO, 800, 5:25, 1885 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Man Who
Came to Dinner" Sheridan White
side on tho screen: II am, l, Sis,
$40, TBS and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"How Green Was My
Valley" the movie version Of Rich
ard Llewellyn's best-seller: IL an,
1:40, 400, z and 9:40 pm.
Pix-Her Enlisted Man: 11:20
an, 2:10, 4:50, 7:30 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts; con-
tinuouS from 10 Am.
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py ILLS newspaper.
The results. including the play
ers' own choices for 10 best pictures
Of 1941, best actor and actress per-
formance, best direction and out
standing find" Of the year will be
announced In this column early in
February.
In preceding years, the "Stars
Turn Critics" poll, with one excep-
ton, has proved an accurate pre-
view Of the regular academy awards,
which are not announced until sew
eral weeks later.
Players appear intensely interest
ed in the balloting and with few
exceptions are giving much time
and thought to their selections. The
more important the star, it seems,
the more time he or she devoted
to study Of the ballot.
Spencer Tracy furrowed his brow
for couple of hours in his dressing
room, then carried his ballot along
to the commissary for further de-
liberation while he lunched.
There were at least so great pic
lures released last year." said Tracy.
Tn those so were q lot Of fine per-
formances. You can't use spot
judgment In . case like this.
don't want to do anybody wrong"
4 4
Hedy Lamar, OF duty at this time,
drove all the way into the M-G-M
studio to pick up her ballot. She sat
at stenographer's desk an hour de-
batting with herself before filling In
the names.
Joel McCrea couldn't remember
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writer vince Jsy Csrneds.
with a sense Of futility. BY its very
nature. a priority is q grim and seri-
Gus thing. especially as Washington
sees 1t. Not Hollywood, apparently.
Otherwise "Priorities Of 1912" would
have left potential scriptists sitting
paralyzed before their typewriters.
Adding to the fascination Of the
possible final result Of the musical
is its setting. If things come to pass
according to Paramount's plans, We
are at last going to have q musical
that gets out Of the garden, the
night club, and those other ira
ditional locales. The idea Is for .
setting that will reproduce "the in
side Of q steel plant working on
armaments and the homes Of
workers tn Pittsburgh"
That. ever 20 profoundly, should
Be . thing to wait for.
Memo to Francis Stan: Remem-
Der Heinie Manush? A short, squat
chap who spent some hours of the
twilight Of his career In a Washing
ton uniform, hitting baseballs around
Grifdth stadium and hoping there
would be no outfielders Immediately
under them?
Well, after all this time, Manush
bobs up in this department, q funny
place indeed to flnd once batting
champion Of the American League.
T The fact Is, however, Heinie is In
the movies.
Perhaps that Is not quite correct.
TN the movies" usually meaning
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CONSIDERS tanks toys Deneath the
serious consideration Of real men, q
position untenable enough today
to be downright silly.
The current retelling Of this yarn
Is entitled '"The Bugle Sounds" and
1t Is to be found ut the Capitol.
Being very specific here about the
details Of 'The Bugle Sounds" would
be unfair for several reasons. In the
first place, there Is . certain amount
Of what the makers Of the Aim prob
ably looked upon fondly Is suspense
involved in the action. And In the
second place the reading Of any
extended account Of these various
events would no doubt be - boring
as We are sure the writing Of 1t
would be.
It all boils down to the fact that
followers Of the growl-and-wipe-
the-face school Of dramatic express
sion and admirers Of its leading
practitioner probably will dnd 'Ihe
Buele Sounds" Il Just their dish. Mr..
Beery, In his customary fashion,
numbers about looking unkempt,
busters and srowls at his fellow
man, squints, swipes . paw across
his face, whines "aw, Susie" ut his
cinema paramour, Miss Marjorie
Main. al the while wallowing hap
PLY tn fearful hokum.
y
Now those who consider Mr.. Beery
not only . great comedian but .
great tragedian in the very next
scene, who may be legion for al We
know, are likely to notice no dull
spots In The Bugle Sounds" But
We can warn others that they are
there all right, or maybe "omni-
present" would be . better word
than there" And there are some
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mighty soggy moments. too. Item:
Mr.. Beery nuxxling his horses hand
(or was 1t the other way around?)
while comforting said horse against
being replaced by tanks. Item: Mr..
Beery's attenuated and lachrymose
farewell to the horse after It has
been injured 30 that he must shoot it.
Some Of the subordinate people
IN the film perform In that work
mAnltke manner 80 often noted on
the part Of Hollywood featured
players, who just do their work a
best they can, no matter what the
script may sound like. Lewis Stone,
for instance. Is Is wise and able q
colonel Of cavalry Is he Is Q Judge
Of the Carvel courts. Henry O'Neill,
too, adds his customary dignity on
occasion. And what q contrast dig
nifty Is to some Of the top sergeant's
antics.
Paul Cert ono Of the more
skilled vaudeville performers Of the
day, is back to headline the Capt.
tolls stage bill. Whether performing
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day when 1t, Or IN adaptation there
Of, might be usable In . movie.
"Oblging Young Lady" now being
made by R-K-O was the first oppor-
tunity to give 1t . trial.
We thought you might ike to
know that Heinie Is being paid for
tho idea, proving that . ballplayer
Is not entirely through even after
Grin dispenses with his services.
And. perhaps you also would like
to know that the cast of the picture
never expects to ride comfortably
upon Q Pullman again.
A card, that Heinie, wasn't he?
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that dizzy business Of - good skate
getting around the clubs" juggling
while skating, or skating on his ear,
Mr.. derrits is . top-notch enter
tainsr. And he really does skate
On his ear. or almost on 1t, which
Is . trick you probably won't want
to try ct the nearest rink.
Also present are Cross and Dunn,
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the veteran vaudevilhans, whose
speciality 10 tongue-twisting versions
Of more or less popular songs. And
there are Hector and HIS Pals, the
pals being some clever pups; the
Colstons and Harry King and
Arlena, all performing In front Of
the Capitol Orchestra, which Is ON
stage for . ditty or two.
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. / ! ! m u 5 ! ca
ar un d, or Z
stage musical
Folly lends itseh
perfectly to the
plot, always has,
and probably al
ways will. Pn-
critics are some
thing new and
quite different.
Making q pri-
Or1ty q Laughing,
dancing thing Is
something that
would make an
advertising copy
Evening star., 1942-01-23
Sergeant York. Leading
AS the Stars Turn Critics
Some 700 Players Take Part This
Year in Poll, Results of Which
Often Hint at Academy Awards
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN,
HOLLYWOOD.

hundred ballots tabuated IN The Stars Stars
Sergeant
tenders not the winner the Acadeys
OF ls4 Players have marked this picture in practically all
early returns
Some 100 featured part players participating
Evening star., 1942-01-23
Directs for Runvon

Irving Refs has been assigned
to direct Little Pinks," first film
to be produced by Damon Runyon,
magazine writer and newspaper COL
umnist.
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Tank Replaces the Horse
Much to Beery's Regret
But His Fans Probably Will Decide
The Bugle Sounds Is His Dish;
Gerrits Tops Stage Program
By HARRY NIacARTHUR.

Latest Of the intm.te movie spses Of the military fs to
conflict between the cavamen caamen Who
prefer more speed ana This time wallace
msonates for the grun
psycopathic horse named csntenv
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TH BuoLI eOUND8," Mstre-o
picture. starring Wallaes
ssessd 81 8. syivsn SIMON. screen Isn p9ex 8, 3;
0yrh Hume. At tbe CAPITOL.
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'Priorities of 1912 Provides
The Cinema With a Title
And 1t Starts Search for Script
That May Produce a Musical;
Heinie Manush Turns Gaaster
BY JAY CARMODY.

Hofywoods dreams and ours,
fascinating than Its realities
very example, Paramount dreaming
aim which viii live up the title, "Priorites 1sl2"
Imagine being assigned title like that to write gay
and tneu tale that would bear out not In particular
Evening star., 1942-01-23

YOUNG STAR IS BORN-A considerable career Is
opening UP before Roddy Mcdowell after the critical
audience acclaim he has for his playing leading
"HoU Green Was My Valley" The picture continues for
second peek at Locus Palace.
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sounding ridiculous.
Tolles are ono thing to write
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"Dumbo," Walt Disney's latest
feature, has been voted one OF the
ten best pictures of the year in a
nationwide poll of junior film crit
les, conducted by the National
Board of Review. s'The Little
Foxes" and "Citizen Kane" were
also included.
Paramount's going to make
seWake Island" an all-star picture;
it is being written by w. r. Burnett,
author of Little Caesar" and
"High Sierra" and was suggested,
of course, by the gallant fight put
up by the marines on the tiny Pa
cific outpost.
Dorothy Lamour has go new
spring hats! She won them-the
California Millinery guild voted her
Americas Best Hated Girl, and do
mated the bonnets as a reward.
Maybe they just wanted to make
sure that she wouldn't join the hat
less brigade, that's giving the ma
tons milliners so much to worry
about.
Come veal, come woe, Edward
Small goes right on filming those
swashbuckling tales of Dumas The
latest, "The Corsican Brothers, "
with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. playing
both of them, was given its first
showing at Washington, D. c., with
practically everybody of impor-
lance on the invitation list.
Elizabeth Wayne, the Mutual
chains young American represent
alive in Batavia, Dutch East In
dies, is the envy of many veteran
newsmen and broadcasters. After
being on the air only seven months,
she suddenly found herself in a
most important spot. She's a free
lance journalist, and was writing for
local Batavian newspapers when
the Dutch radio chain, Nirom,
asked her to broadcast to America.
Since then she has been heard regu-
larry over Mutual.
From now on you're likely to hear
any of IA dialects in any language,
spoken by anyone from Is to 80, on
the "Joyce Jordan-Girl Interne''
radio serial. The reason is the fact
that Luis Van Rooten has joined the
cast. He's been signed to play a
straight role, but how in the world
can a script writer resist making
use of his amazing talents as an
imitator?
ODDS AND ENDS-Pat O'Brien and
Brian DonIepy are teamed in Columbia.
Trinidad" ,oifh Janet Blair making he,
screen singing debut-she soas the pocalisi
soith the late Hal Kemp's dance band ;.
n film trade paper reports that Gene Au
Try has risen to second place in national
film popularity "Tarzan's Secrei
Treasure" ,0iH soon be released. and "Tar
Fan Against the World" has gone into pro
duction evidently tCe needn't sCorry aboui
our T1zan supply :. Leo Ayres ha,
giuen up that idea of making picture in
China, naturally, he'll make Fingers al
the Windos0" next, forsaking Dr.. Kildare.
stefhoscOpe.
The new system inaugurated al
Hollywood CHS, whereby all per
sons entering and leaving the broad
casting studio sign in and out, nettec
more famous signatures in the frs
five days than most autograph hunt
lers acquire in years. One day
.Shirley Temple Time" provided
IShirley's and Bob Young's; A
lPearce's added his and Andy De
Vines. Another broadcast brough
i'm Charles Boyer's and Bette
Davis. Some day that collection i:
going to bring somebody whole
lot of money.
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MICHELE MORGAN, the
|1v1 French actress who will
make her American film debut
in RKO's "Joan of Paris" will
take to the South Seas in her sec
ond picture. That is, she will I'M
less some new twist of world af-
fairs makes the South Seas unde-
sirable as a background for a pic
ture. Nowadays, so many. changes
have had to be made in a hurry In
so many scripts that motion picture
executives are prepared for any
thing. Anyway, Miss Morgan is
slated to do challenge to the
|Night"-a South Seas romance.
Madeleine Carroll has had to do a
bit of plan-changing herself. She
was determined to go back to Eng
land, you know; had got years
leave of absence and was set to
go home and entertain troops or do
anything else that would be useful.
AS soon as "My Favorite Blonde"
was finished she'd be on her way.
But our entrance into the war has
changed all that; she'll stay here,
and probably play a lead role in
"Her Perfect Mate"
*
Metros writer's seem to be turn
ing Robert Taylor into tough guy,
making him discard his gentleman
ly ways for two guns and a swag-
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ger. He was a vicious killer in
"Billy the Kid" and in Johnny
Eager" he emerges again as a cruel
gangland leader. Even slugs Lana
Turner!
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Come veal, come woe, Edward
Small goes right on filming those
swashbuckling tales of Dumas The
latest, 'The Corsican Brothers,, "
with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. playing
both of them, was given its first
showing at Washington, D. c., with
everybody of inpor-
lance on the invitation list.
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"Dumbo," Walt Disney's latest
feature, has been voted one of the
ten best pictures of the year in a
nationwide poll of junior film crit
les, conducted by the National
Board of Review. s'The Little
Foxes" and "Citizen Kane" were
also included.
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Paramount's going to make
s'Wake Island" an all-star picture;
it is being written by w. r. Burnett,
author of Little Caesar" and
"High Sierra" and was suggested,
Of course, by the gallant fight put
up by the marines on the tiny Pa
cific outpost.
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Dorothy Lamour has 60 new
spring hats! She won them-the
California Millinery guild voted her
Americas Best Hated Girl, and do
mated the bonnets as a reward.
Maybe they just wanted to make
sure that she wouldn't join the hat
less brigade, that's giving the ma
tons milliners so much to worry
about.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-29
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"

on Your last turn, rather than
double 49, asked kibitzcr who
was watching South. one of the
games most n9tcd money play
crS.'
watch and sec" answered the
star He did. and he saw.
Tn" spade X was opened. the 7
sent 10 III" @. the diamond A
scored. N" heart 10 was led, East
!uckIn% because of the ] in dunn
my, and tn" y won the trick. The
diamond * was caShed for the
itth trick by South. who then
CAV" ""clarcr his first trick with
the club " To the \. East collected
EiS heart * ana @ then led the S
/" ~" :. The ? then took the sew
'H'n TRICK for the defenders.
That made the contract down
four tricks. giving North and
South total Of 700 points.
Analysis of the hand showed that
i-Spad,- could have been made
with IN" loss Of two tricks in
clubs ana on" IN diamonds. but
hot would not have been any,
Ting Ike as productive of points
a. the whaling given 10 East's
heart cc,.tract
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-29

.ispoSet 10 auI.Lt the mulird et-
i''''ncy 81 the program. civilians
are urged not IL be Iullrd mi. :;
l;'iSr SENSE al security.
i:r inst item questioned avail
TONED IN many responsible ui,r,,.,-
no ui>puSItlon la uulIDi accuracy at
reported Invrniuiirs. l;ul m yl,.,y al
'hr iaci that many available" buses
ana trucks are nuW iui,. Tor Lack at
Nr'S. III" pertinent question is raj cu
whether t:Iry wnlllu he worth ;,uv-
'hinS al "tI Evacuation piunr;,Il.
monday oil this week there were
"ioic imam ~ BUSES si.nuInp IN Ka-
iv'Sh garages with HAT tire, or mo-
'!tS. lncy would DC utterly useless
III amy emergency.
AGAIN, Inc evacuation program
cans i"r use oil .ccundary ruauS 80
~ l." leave main highways open Inr
Troop movements. NnIIr NuItn , ar
china hI. Thousand, ui !nIIrS ca ,iuud
secondary road. II i also true mat
hitrr l. no elective cu-urunalIun
"f correlation oi routes over lnc T.
roads.
.."orly two years ago. long before
i'cdfi ii"rb"l, II. t'rlly UwiiInE.
''NH''p'i NliSiilStl lpl inc nIShW;iS
commission, urged before me natlun-
al society Ol highway engineers a
program Il Denomination Tor second
airy roads with jas, such vncrpcn-
clrH as enforced evacuation III nInu.
IN mat paper hr pointed uu; that the
h"LAtcu highway sy.tcm uI the state
ana ul lhv nation would IAN Gown
unuvr SUrn a. Dulu,n.
North Carolina mas many miles of
NihNN y lnHun WniCu VII sustain al
most amy load ul military or civilian
haliic. IhcT w!li not sustain both,
and Il great deal ui planning ana
even come road building must Dr
dome before evacuation traffic can
De ntclligcntly routed 80 as Ia avoid
III" sort al confusion which played
havoc with operations in France ana
belgium.
CONSENSUS among engineers and
defense officials j. that Il lot more
work must be done. and lot more
popular cooperation Developed be-
lore the problem ul civilian ,vacua-
ton will be solved.