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him here, just do not seem to be very
important or very amusing or even
mildly diverting. He just goes on
growing up slowly-ever so slowly
and it is going to take him a con-
siderable time unless he finds more
adequate instruction in life than
such juvenile scripts as this one.
This account of a new series of
minor incidents in the lives of the
Hardys concerns itself principally
with Andy's courtship, at his IA
theirs behest, Of a girl named Melo-
die, who is considered something
OF a drip in Andy's social set for
reasons that are not obvious at first,
second or third glance at Donna
Reed.
Melodies parents are a divorce
case before Judge Hardy's court,
and he feels. with possibly pardon
able parental prejudice. that slight
dose of Andy at regular intervals
Is just the thing to cure Melodies
melancholy. Well. events prove
this to be more or less correct, at
least prove it to the satisfaction
Of the judge and Mickey Rooney's
admirers who are legion.
This so-called courtship of Melo-
die, which Andy embarks upon with
an i'll will which indicates he hasn't
got particularly good sense. is about
all that happens in THE Courtship
OF Andy Hardy" though there are
several subordinate matters which
may or may not fascinate you. Sis
ter Marian returns, for instance, to
become involved with the village
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

Roxy becomes one more proof that
gallant Chicago never hangs a
pretty woman" In between, you
probably will find them at their
Misunderstanding an interview Sc
quence in which Roxy is advised on
the full publicity possibilities Of her
situation, in which even restaurants
and hotels compete to alleviate her
situation.
It probably need not be said at
this point that "Roxie Hart" is on
the adult side and scarcely the ideal
picture to put into any visual edu-
cation program you may be map
ping for the children.
The adultish, however, will find
Miss Rogers in very ebullient spirits,
q bit too much so at times, as the
appealingly unrefined Roxie. That
also will find Menjou excellent in
q gaudy carricature of the lawyer
who specializes in acquittals for
beautiful murderesses, and Over
man as the cynical reporter whose
creative instincts enable him to
build stories to fantastic proper
tons. Montgomery, who serves as
narrator as well as romantic lead
in the prank, Is another whose COM
petence stands out In Director VIII
liam Wellman's cast.
- -
1t is dance week on the stage at
the Capitol and its quality Is i'm
mediately apparent in the fact that
the headliners are Paul Haakon and
Patricia Bowman. These former
solo performers have combined their
skills now. considerably enchancing
the appeal Of each. They contribute
a l5-minute passage to the program
which includes everything from a
Russian sailor dance by Haakon,
to q classic looking polka and I'M
classic jitterbug creation by Miss
Bowman It's very effective, all of 1t.
The other acts include the aero
batic team of Sylvia and Clemence
and Robert williams and that col
lapsible dog.
The Rockets are very handsome
and precise in a sailboat number
which opens the show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
It's a Wise Executive
Who Knows His
Own Film Stars
Wide World Newa.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Absent-minded gatemen aren't
the only ones who fail to recognize
movie stars.
Studio brass hats sometimes do
1t, too.
Recently two front-ofhce execu-
tives were escorting through their
studio q group of Mexican Army
officials, here on q military mis-
sion.
On the first sound stage they
visited Dance Director lie Roy
Prinz was teaching Dennis Morgan
and Jack Carson some rather corny
soft-shoe dance steps for a 1881
vaudeville scene in The Hard
Way"
And, for Morgan and Carson, they
really were learning it the hard
way. too. Neither had ever danced
q step in his life-and those two
6-foot 20o-pounders. who had only
gone through the rehearsals q mere
100 times were bit run down at the
heels.
But when the studio brass hats
arrived on the scene. nothing would
do but that Morgan and Carson
must put on their dance routine for
the entertainment of the Mexican
delegation Immediately after a nov
city song-and-dance number by
that petite redhead. Joan Leslie.
Over in a corner piano player
struck up that old familiar tune,
Am I Blue?" and Morgan and Car
son clowned through their dance in
such put-out. hammy manner that
the heretofore staid Mexican Army
officers and about 50 other specta-
tors around the sound stage howled
with laughter.
Then as the two studio execu-
tives started to escort the uniformed
visitors to another sound stage.
one Of them turned to the other
and asked:
Say, who was that chap who was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

THE CoURTsHIP CT ANDY HARDY"
MeLro,SoioWyn-Maye picture starring
Seit5 screenplay by Agnes Christine john
ston. At the Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

are impurely incidental and come
more from the authors dyspepsia
than from malicious intent.
The spirit of "Roxie Hart" a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Cast for Male Animal

The Male Animal" which will
be presented four successive nights
starting May Is by the Footlight
Club of Maryland University, will
have for its leading roles, Marjorie
Pinschmidt, resident of College
Park, Md: Walter Neal of Frost
burg. Md, and Nancy Hobson Of
Washington.
E. Parker Dupler will stage and
direct the production, rehearsals for
which are to begin Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

ting gentlemen in the abdomen.
kneeing impressionable Jurors In a
beguiling way and generally lying,
kicking, biting and scratching her
way through life. She is about as
subtle as a tear gas bomb, but many
times funnier.
As the gustiest heroine Of the
season, Roxie derives from the solled
dove of the same name In Maureen
Watkins old stage success, Chicago"
Her tale is set in the days OF 1927
when both justice and journalism
in the Windy City were reasonably
suspect of farcical tendencies, pro-
vided. Of course, the dramatist kept
his tongue conspicuously In his
cheek. Everybody in the current
adaptation does, so probably not
even Chicago will fail to get a
laugh out of 1t.
The story, always rough but never
sordid, concerns a girl who Is ar
rested for the murder of her lover.
The question of her guilt or inno-
cence Is irrelevant to the fact that
here Is a beautiful girl in page one
situation that looks good for a full
seasons run. That Is the basis upon
which not only the police reporters
and court attaches work, but also
the girl who figures that the pub
licity will be perfect for her career
as a dancer.
There is nothing subtle or delicate
about any of the characters or the
situations In this scathing frolic.
Roxie's lawyer (Adolph MenjoU, .
her chief reporter-press agent
Gynn Overman) and her reporter
sutton George Montgomery and
all the incidental figures, including
the judge who tries her, are broad
burlesques and, as such, very
funny lot
They start being noisy In the
opening sequence in which the mis-
guided sutton is riddled behind a
closed door and never let up until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

wolf though as it turns out moth
ing serious or even interesting hap
pens to her when the wolf" refuses
to bring her straight home from
the roadhouse. Mrs. Hardy has a
bit Of trouble, too, with fake COL
lection agency when she refuses to
pay $50 instead of $40 for the frock
coat she has surreptiously ordered
for the judge.
You can see to what lengths the
boys and girls at Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer went in search OF drama.
What we mean to imply Is that II
the majority approves of The
Courtship of Andy Hardy" this Is q
minority report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

Carroll, however. he got the golfers
thrill Of q lifetime. His tee shot
sank into the old car--ker-plunkl
Later In the clubhouse. Arlen got
70 elated over his rare achievement
that he presented his caddy with Q
so check and called for drinks for
the house.
When he picked up the bill he
discovered the price of that cher
iShed hole-in-one had amounted to
exactly $z32.15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Oratorio Is Set
For This Evening

The Passion Of Our Lord Accord
ing TO st. john" which was TO have
been sung by the Washington Ca
thedral Choir on Palm Sunday after
noon, will be presented in the Cattle
dral ut $50 O'Clock this evening.
John Jameson Of New York viii
dng the evsngelist's role, with other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

mock l n g thing,
Is stated bluntiy
In a foreword
which dedicates
II to all women
who shoot their
lovers out OF
pique. NJ ! S S
Rogers, entering
right into it, Is
lust the girl TO
set the example.
She Is a merry
prepayment OF
only of homicide
but of sue h
lesser unladylike
nractices as but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

"RoxIE HART" a Goth Century-Fox
rected by William Weliman from the
screenplay of Nunnally Johnson based
upon the original drama CHICAGO" writ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
HOle.in.One
Puts Actor
In Hole
Arlen Is Out
S232-Plus on
First Ace

HOLLYWOOD.
Richard Arlen's hole in one on
the Lakeside golf course cost him Q
pretty penny.
For II years Arlen has been play
ing golf In this country and In
Europe. but never had he been able
to score . coveted ace.
Recently. while playing with Jonr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

putting on that dance act with Nor
GAM"
Wen, it Just so happens that Car
son Il one Of their leading players
and has only been under contract
to them for . mere three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Courtship of Andy Hardy
Is No Fiery Romance
Latest Chapter of Family Series,
At the Palace, Reports Little
Progress in Hero's Life
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Those who do not feel that Andrew Hardy that paragon Of Aer
something paper this report THE Courtshp of Andy
which yesterday the Palace quite likely to turn
a
affairs young Hardy occupy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Miss Rogers Gusty Heroine
In Capitols Merry Farce
'Roxie Hart Gives Star Violent Role
AS Travesty on Justice and
Journalism in 1927 Chicago
BY JAY CARMODY.

Nunnay johnson is and Ginger Rogers
this week running satira slap
colaboate
Capitol and you premise believe of it,
dverng justice journalistic practices
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

Sc hallaban en- ell cuarto de cal
deras e hiriendo a otros dos.
"Yo habfa terminado mi
guardia a las a. No tenfamos a.
viso sobre la presencia de un
submarine. Cuando me di cuen
ia empezaron a caer pedazos
del puente en-. mi camarote.
"Tardamos 80 minutes en- a.
bandonar ell barco. Habian pa
sado 20 minutes y algunos
hombres Sc hallaban todavia
en- ell aqua, cuando ell sumergi
BILE sali6 a la superficie y CO.
memo a bombardearnos. Las
6rdenes guturales del CONAN
dante, me hicieron Greer que
eran alemanes."
Hugh Schluter, de $50 libras,
ell captain, recibio heridas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend, os
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper %precautiop to see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, moth
ing is SO ~inexcusable and SO offensive asf
neglecssd case of halitosis (bad breath), Be.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antiseptie.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeier, purer, less likely to offend. Most
cases of halitosis, say some authorities, are
due to the fermentation of tiny food particles
in the mouth, although some cases may be-
due to systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Lister1ne Antiseptic works
wonders because it first halts the fermensa-
tion and then overcomes the odors it causes.
Don't forget to use il. It's the first aid Of
thousands of popular and successful people.
LISTE RINE ANTISEPTIC
ITO Make Your Breath Sueet@
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
Los campos de concentration de Francia
Del Boletin de Information de Accion
Republican, Espanola

a los internados deteriorados 0
.vacfos (tambien ocurre que no
llegan en- ABSOLUTELY Ell Prefecto
de Campos, pidi6 qeu Sc le pre-
,sentase una lista exacta de los
casos de tai especie. Phonetic
lponer orden en- los mismos. La
regla general para estas rene
sas es la siguiente: Todos los
paquetes venidos del exterior
(dentro de los limites y cantida-
des p~ermitidas por la reglamen-
taci6n postal o sea de 10 ky por
persona cada dos meses) son
integramente remitidos al des-
tinatario; en- cuanto a los paque-
ties procedentes de Francia, son
remitidos solamente los produc-
tos no racionados los productos
r2cionados-son remitidos uni
camente en- la MEDIA permitida
~ ell excedente es distribuido en-
tire los ninOs enfermos y amelia
nos. Desgraciadamente la Inten
dencia ha rehusado a los inter
nados las rOpas usadas del De-
p6sito de la Ayuda Nacional.
Ell Prefecto de Campos insis-
te sobre la tendencia de liber-
tar la mayor cantidad possible dc
internados. Sc comienza por los
viejos enfermos. Parece que los
viejos podran entrar en- asilos
o residencias determinadas. Ell
cuanto a los enfermos, a media.
dos de Noviembre fue transfe
rido un primer grupo al Sanato
rio de la Guiche. Ell 81 de Octu
bre tOdos los locos de Ours fue
ron liberados.
(COntinuard).
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
PARA LA MUJER DEL .HOGAR
Ell Ola DE
LAS UNIDAS

Ell Ia de JUNO, que es ell Dia
de la Bandera Americana, ha ST.
do escogido per Ell Presidente
Roosevelt para recalcar, este a
no, la unidad de las veintiseis
naciones que Sc han combinado
para combatir la tentativa de
Hitler de esclavizar ell mundo.
En- la proclama respectful, ell
Presidente Sc expres6 diciendo:
"Por espacio de muchos amos ha
sido nuestra costumbre america
ma apartar ell IA de JUNO para
honrar la Bandera, 81 emblema
de nuestra libertad nuestra fuer
"a y nuestro dsber como Naci6n
independents bajo Dios. Ahora,
combatimos en- la causa mas
grande que ell mundo jamas ha
conocido. Combatimos por liber-
tar las gentes de esta TERRA, del
enemigo mas despiadado y mas
salvaje que ell mundo jamas ma
.visto. Dedicamos ahora TODD 10
que tenemos y TODD 10 que somos
al combate. No cesaremos has
ia alcanzar la victoria.
"NosOtros, como naci6n, no
estamos combatiendo solos. En-
esta guerra planetaria somos
parte de un gran TODD. Estamos
combatiendo brazo a brazo con
los pueblos valientes de las Ma
clones midas, con las fuerzas
congregadas y airadas de la hui
manidad comun. A menos que
todos triunfen, todos pereceran.
"Por estas razones resulta a.
propiado que en- nuestro tradi-
cional Dfa de la Bandera, lie rim
damos honor no solo a nuestro
pabell6n nacional, pero tambi6n
a los de los pafses que, con no
sotros, firmaron la declaration
de las Naciones Unidas, rindi@n
dole homemade a las naciones
que esperan ser libradas de la
tiranfa q. todos nosotros recha-
zamos, y a las tierras que han
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
LEGO A TAMPA Ell Sc
GUNDO OFFICIAL DE UN
VAPOR TORPEDEADO EN-
Ell CARIBE

Arrib6 aver a Tampael Sr.
Robert L. See, vecino del 104
West Cayuga, segundo Official
de un vapor mercante que fue-
"a hundido en- ell Caribe, ell dia
10, por un submarine enemi-
go.
See y % de sus companeros
pasaron 80 hOras en- un bote
hasta llegar a un puerto de las
Indias Occidentales.
ormia la mayor patre de la
tripulaci6n, a las 4:40 de la
cuando I'm torpedo Sc
estrell6 contra ell barco, matan
do a tres de los hombres que
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

logrado escapar de las cicatri-
ces de la batalla, Y a las que han
estado combatiendo largo ITEM
pc Y de manera heroica en- me
dio de las llamas y los estragos
de "a guerra"
AL mencionar las naciones
que estan hacienda causa com1n
con los Estados Unidos en- SUI
lucha contra las potencias del
Eje, Ell senior Presidente les pi-
do a los americanos que lie hi
cieran homemade de honor a los
pueblos aliados, "conscientes de
que 500 en- la fuerZa y el valor
de nuestra unidad inquebranta-
TSIe encontraremOs la potencia
Indispensable para traerle a
la humanidad libertad y paz'.
He aqui la lista de las Nacio-
mes Unidas que combaten ell ma
zismo y al fascismo: RENO Uni
do de la Gran Bretana e Irlanda
del Norte, Union de Rapublicas
Socialists Sovi6ticas, China,
Australia, B6lgica, Canada, Cos
ia RIGA, Cuba, Checoeslovaquia,
R~epublica DOminicana, Ell Sal
vador, Grecia, Guatemala, Hal
ii, Honduras, India, Luxembur-
go, Holanda, Nueva Zelandia,
Nicaragua, NOruega, Panama,
Polonia, Union de Africa del
Sur, Yugoeslavia y Mexico.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
HASTA LA FECHA HAN ST.
DO HUNDLDOS 254 BAR
cos

Washington, JUNO 9.-Con
ell hundimiento aver de un va
por norteamericano y uno bra
silero, subi6 a 254 ell ndmero
de barcos perdidos, en- ell occi-
dente del Atlantico, desde ell
ataque a Puerto Perla. hasta la
fecha.
Sc llamaba "Alegrette" ell
barco brasilero hundido y era
una combination de pasajeros,
carga y entrenamiento de Off
ciales. Once de los supervivien
ties, co nheridas y quemaduras
llegaron a La Guaira, Venezue
la, e informaron que SO pasa-
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
MURIO Ell TENISTA BOUL.
WARE

Columbus, Miss, JUNO Al
estrellarse aver un aeroplano
Ibimotor, en- un vuelo de rutina,
perdieron la vida ell instructor
de aviaci6n sagundo teniente
Jasper Kennedy Larkin, de 81
amos, y los cadetes H. Burtz
lBoulware, un notable tenista,
William K. Anderson y Frank
B. Britton. Boulware era uno
de los mejores "tenistas" en- to-
do ell sur. Fu6 en- una OCCASION ad
ministrador y professional de-
Davis Island Tennis Club, en-
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
los CHINOS RECUPERA-
RON UNI AERODROMO

Chungking, JUNO 9.-Las tro
gas chinas derrctaron a los nj
pones en- Chungsien y recupera-
ron Ell aer6drcmo y centric fe-
rrocarrilero de la provincial de
.Chekiang.
Toxic inform6 que ell sabado
habia Cbtenido una victoria y
sus tropas Sc habian apoderado
de un aerd1romo que Sc cree
fuera utilizado como base para
bombardear la capital jponesa.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

A nuestras manos llega, por
caminos un tanto eXtraviados,
un informe sobre la situaci6n
general de los Campos de Con-
contraction en- Francia a princi-
pios de Die. del Al. Ha salido
de fuente que nos merece entero
credito y esta redactado con per
fecta objetividad que no puede
paliar el horror y la miserla de
esos infierncs terrestres ceados
por Ell fascismo.
Ell Gobierno de Vichy ha nom
brado como Inspector General
de Campo (Prefect des Champ
a M. Andre Jean-Faure. Ha
mogtrado el des6e el principle
mucha compression y cello y no
solamente prOmeti6 mejorar sen
siblemente las condolences de vi
da en- los campos, sine que, con
una celebridad que ha asombra-
do a todos los trabajadores So
ciales de csc ramo, ha hecho rea
liar mGltiples refOrmas impor-
tante como la installation de ca
sas en- ell Campo del Miles, ms
ta~laciones ~sanitarios satisfac-
torias en- Millas, Rieucros, Noe,
organization de la ensenanza
infantil en- RivesalteS, etc. Sc
gun Su declaration, las organi-
zaciones que trabaJan en- los
Campos podran conservar su
iniciativa y autonomia y la Cruz
Roja seria ell agente de union
entire elias y Ell Gobierno. FL nue.
We Inspector ha %prometido, en-
tire otras cosas, que, en- un futu-
70 pr6ximo los peri0distas sui
EOS y americanos seran admit
dos a visitar los Campos.
Paralelamente, ell comandan-
tie Dussaud fue pombrado ms
pector de las formaciones de
Trabajadores Extranjeros, for
maciones cuya importancia 81
que creciendo y en- las cuales en-
ira un nGmero mayor de inter
nados.
Sin aceptar los CampOs como
una seduction definitiva del pro-
blema de los extranjeros, las or
ganizaciones reunidas en- ell Sc
no del Comite de Coordination
para la Ayuda a los CampOs,
han confirmado a M. Jean-Fau-
re que estarfan dispuestas a Sc
cundar la acci6n de las autori-
dades en- ell sentido del impulse
dado por aquel.
Entire las medidas ordenadas
por M. Jean-Faure, en- via de e.
jecuci6n, senalamos aun la fill
TRACTION de aqua en- Ours, la pc
ri6dica exterminaci6n de ratas
en- tOdos los campos, y ell pro-
yecto de proveer los productoS
insecticides.
Habiendose quejado las orga-
nizaciones de que un considera-
BILE numero de paquetes llegan
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
Newt FREDERICKSBURG"
feminine
HYGIENE
finding great faVoI
among W0men...

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of douches as a precautionary meas
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Some products may be harmful to
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sanative Wash is gaining great favor
among women because it's NOT q
harmful germicide. Instead it's a
mighty effective ''bacteriostatic" (the
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but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
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Inexpensivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's Sanative Wash today. All
druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

Seymour Neuwirth, %, y Es-
Their Grennspan, 10; Erich A.
Palatz, 80, y Mary E. Dishman,
27; Sidner Anderson, 80, y Ie-
lah Johnson, 80; H. C. Kaur-
ish, 81 y Carolyn j. Braden, 26.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

jeros y tripulantes habfa desa.
parecido.
Perecieron tres hombres en-
ell hundimiento de un pequeno
vapor americana, ell dfa 19 de
mayo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Convict Operator
OF Bawdy House
Negro Sentenced
And Fined $500

Joe Daniels AZ, Negro. wa.
convicted in police court Thurs
day Of beng the proprietor Of /.
house Of prostitution. He wa.
fined 5000 and costs BY Polic,
Judge w. A. Richmond and sen.
fenced to 90 days in jail.
Daniels was arrested March A
nv Officers Dave Peterson ana
Herb Stark during raid AZ
2i4o1s Jefferson ave. Officer.
were accompanied by at. Lewis
chaplain. whose complaint To off
Gals that soldiers had been losing
their money in the place rssul,ed
In the raid.
Also arrested at the time wer,
Tijuana Crosse, 81, Negress, and
Barbara oMslley, 20, white each
of whom was charged with prsc-
tcing prostitution. Both were
tried March 6, convicted and fined
$3.50 and sentenced to so DAYS in
jail. Daniels posted bail at that
time and was released until trial
date.
Another Negro and IL soldiers
were arrested at the same time.
The Negro forfeited S25 bail. and
. the soldiers were turned over to
army authorities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Robert Sterling
Is RISING F asst

Fastest rising of Mstro-f;old-
wyn- Mayors newer leading men
IL Robert Sterling. currently fss-
tured In. support OF Robert Taylor
and Lana Turner In Johnny
Eager" at the Blue Mouse thsatsr.
Following his appearance In two
prison dramas, The Getaway"
and I'm Wait for You" young
Sterling was given a leading as
signmsnt opposite Ann sothsrn In
"Ringside Hsisie." and then
promptly won another prominent
role with Carlo in ''Two-Faced
Woman"
His next role was a. the inferno
who broke zoninr regulations in
Or. Kildares Victory" after
which he was rewarded with the
part Of Lana Turner'S boy friend
in the current Johnny Eager"
Sterling reached Hollywood by .
circuitous route. Born In New
Castle. Pa, he finished high school,
then spent a year as a ssissmsn,
travelling through thu South At
lantie states
a talent scout saw acting poe
sibilities In him. and he made his
first appearance before the cam
eras In The Gay csbailsro.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21
Quentin Reynolds
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