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Evening star., 1943-03-28
Soviet Village Springs Up
At Sam Goldwyn's Nod
Peasant Folk Trod the Streets
OF the Collective in North STAR
And Dada, the Dog, Gets Vacuumed

Dana, in the uniform of a Russian
flyer who comes home on leave just
48 hours before the German inva-
sion, is leader Of the group.
Also in the party is Dada, the dog,
which only few weeks ago was just
homeless, abandoned pooch await
ing the executioner in the Los An
geles City Pound. Almost from the
first, Dana Andrews says, Dada has
demonstrated a natural acting tai
ent. Andrews plans to adopt him
when the picture is finished.
This dog says Andrews, 'has a
knack for mirroring the feelings of
the people around him. When they
act bored, so does he When they
appear excited, he gets all worked
up, too. Several times I have pre-
tended to be sleepy and stretched
out on the grass. That darned dog
would do the same thing"
Problem in Fleas.
GoldWyn has given Dada a special
attendant to see that he is kept well
fed and comfortable, quite a flight
OF fortune for a dog which scarcely
more than yesterday was just a
tramp on the city death list.
The camera begins grinding on the
five players discussing their hiking
trip Hallway through the scene
Andrews breaks off.
Let's do it over" he suggests tc
out Of the corner Of my eye and he
was scratching for a flea. What
chance have I got in a scene where
a dogs chasing flea? The audience
is going to forget all about me anc
watch the dog" Smart fellow thai
Andrews.
A yell goes up for the propertyman
who comes running with a vacuum
| cleaner. He goes over Dada from
! head to foot. That's the way San
Goldwyn plus the machine age take
care OF dogs f1eas.
The cameras whir again and thi.
time barnyard chorus, in which
the geese, chickens. ducks and pig.
set up tremendous din, ruins the
take. This noise is responsible for {
scene that could only happen il
Hollywood
All OF sudden people appear or
the roofs Of the multi-colored apart
ment houses surrounding the studio
They bring out chairs and umbrella
and sit in comfort. in the heart O
Hollywood, gazing down on a dram;
of Russia, 1000 miles away!
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Cornell
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sent out a second company, pre-
ferring to 60 herself where angels
lin the theatrical sense) long
feared to tread.
Since 1933-34 when she became
an actress manager. she has made
six transcontinental tours. The
Barrets of Wimpole Street opened
at the Empire in New York in
February 1881, played year here
and then was toured in some cities
in the East.
Shot in the Arm.
Then in l933-34 she began one of
those Cornell tours which did so
much to revive theatrical business
on the road, travelling 1900 miles
and playing II cities, offering her
Candida with Basil Rathbone as
Marchbanks; The Barrets," and
Romeo and Juliet" with Rathbone
as Romeo. 1t was a notable COM
pany which included Tyrone Power,
Orson Welles and John Hoysradt.
The Barrets,' of course, was her
outstanding play so far as the
public was concerned. 1t played
709 performances.
In 1886 after she had success
fully revived ShaW's Saint Joan"
in New York, she decided to take
1t on the road. She played Boston,
Philadelphia and Chicago and then
jumped to Los Angeles and San
to see it.
Again in 1889 she took the S. N.
Pehrman hit, mo Time for Com
edy," to California, the South and
the Middle West.
Her current hit. The Three Sis
tors" had preliminary three weeks
in Washington, Baltimore and Phila-
delphia prior to reaching New York
shortly before Christmas. At the
end of next week it will have played
here 13 weeks That is the longest
run Chekhov play ever has had in
an English translation, according to
the authorities, and the Cornell pro-
ductlon, staged by her husband,
Guthrie McClintic, could run even
longer here.
The hitch is Miss Cornell's desire
to give people outside of New York
share Of the theater, So The
Three Sisters will open in Boston
April for two weeks, then 60 to
Buffalo for three days, to Toronto
for the rest of the week play a week
in Detroit, another week in Cleve-
land. one week in Pittsburgh and
two or three weeks in Chicago.
Touring No Sinecure.
With the problems of railroading
In wartime. it will be no simple job
to tour. Two cars will be required
for the sets and the sofas, screens,
tables and dining service, as we'll as
the players baggage. There are 1S
persons in the cast, besides the car
Evening star., 1943-03-28
New Plunge

With two of Hollywood's most
spectacular productions of 1e43
Lady in the Dark" and 80 Proudly
We Hail." completed, Paramount is
launching another heavy produc-
ton drive between now and May l
Seven pictures which we be started
during that time are -Four Angeles, y
The UNLIMITED" The Hour Before
the Dawn" =" The Man in Half Moon
Street" Henry Aldrich Haunts a
House" Henry Aldrich Rocks the
Cradle and the Pine-Thomas film,
Tornado"
Evening star., 1943-03-28
NEW YORK.

NEW YUM.
Some tots are born into this world
with silver spoon but with Eddie
McHugh it was a guarantee to act
in a long run play.
The McHugh clan. headed by
mother and father were the posses
sors of a lucrative stage property
which went by the title of Human
Heart" tear-jerking melodrama OF
the Ozarks penned by Hal Reid.
Playwright Reid's son, Wallie, who
was the only -McHugh in the
company, was to become famed as a
silent screen hero. For II years the
McHugh's played Human Hearts"
in West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and
Pennsylvania.
Come blizzard, feast or famine,
this sample of basic playWrighting
provided a steady meal ticket. AS
the four McHugh striplings and two
daughters grew older they were
graduated from role to role, much
as they would inherit each others
clothing. Human Hearts was
booked a year ahead. Generally it
was routed for weeks stand with a
stock company desirious of giving its
regular players weeks rest, or
sometimes it was split week in the
local opera house. A veritable "Old
Homestead" of the Alleghanies and
environS, it returned year after year
to towns that have long since for
gotten the thrill that comes when
the house lights dim and the foots
come up.
Eddie McHugh, who has been
Ethel Barrymore stage manager for
20 years will serve in that capacity
when "The Corn Is Green" comes to
the National Theater the week Of
March %, was started in Human
Hearts" on his sixth birthday Eddie
halls from Connelsville, Pa. His
family moved to Homestead Pa,
outside Pittsburgh, where he lived
for IL years. Each summer the Nc
Hugh clan headed home to rest from
their FOUR State tricks.
Gab-Acting McHughs.
When the McHugh's golden egg
finally became exhausted of GUS
toners, Eddie and brother Frank,
who is now topnotch Hollywood
comedian, took to vaudeville. For
five seasons the McHugh brothers
played Sun and Star time with a
song and CAB act, which was dis
tinguished if at all by its sameness
with all the other eight day turns
of those palmy days.
With vaudeville behind him,
Eddie went to work acting for the
Harry Davis Stock Co. of Pitts
burgh.. From there he transferred
allegiance to the Sioux City stock
outfit. When war was declared, he
enlisted in the Goth Division, as
signed to the 359th Infantry Nc
Hugh saw 18 months service in
France
On his return to America, he was
mustered out of the Army and i'm
mediately went back to stock, join
ing the Princes Theater in Des
Moines, where he remained for two
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Director De Mile
Has a Tart Word
For Glamour Gals
HOLLYWOOD.

Cecil B. De Mile had something
to say about the Hollywood glamour
girl today. And it wasn't bit fiat
tering. Trouble is, remarked C.. B.,
his eyes pinched in a scowl, they
all look alike-"just as though they
were stamped out Of a mint like
silver dollars"
De Miles castigation of the local
beauty market was inspired by the
difficulty he is currently expert
encing in finding a suitable young
actress to play the role of sultry
Javanesse siren named Three Mar
tint in his coming-up movie, The
Story of DR.. Wassell."
c. B. has been interviewing and
testing for several weeks. They've
been coming in one door and going
out the other" he remarked. "They
could keep right on coming in and
going out in a continuous circle and
I wouldn't know one from the other.
They all look alike"
De Mile blames the standardized
makeup performed on all the girls
as they come into the studios.
"The girls themselves have Moth
ing to do with this Many of them
are distinctive and different look
ing when they arrive But they don't
come out that way. The eyes, the
lips, the mouth, the hair, all are
done a certain typed way. Their
faces look like slabs of concrete"
Before running off a new feature
picture for some guests at his home
the other night, De Mile said he
had his operator show the short
screen tests of three girls trying
out for the Three Martini role.
There were no titles or separating
pauses.
After the tests had been run"
said c. B., Il asked my guests what
they thought of the candidates. All
were under the impression that one
girl had made the three tests.
Maybe the average Hollywood
glamour girl should be numbered
instead of named"
Evening star., 1943-03-28
HOLLYWOOD.

11oAA l Voo0.
Russia has come to Hollywood.
Sam Goldwyn waves a wand and,
presto, right in the heart of the
glittering plaster village the miracle
comes to pass. On the 10-acre Gold
wyn back lot, where once stood a
South Sea village for Hurricane"
and an English village for "Wuther-
ing Heights" we find a spick-and-
span Soviet collective village-all in
white stucco and cleaning brightly
in the California sunlight.
Let's take a trip around the lot
and see how the Goldwyn Soviets
are getting along. This film, North
Star" is a story about Russia of
today. A key shot is being lined
up, and Director Lewis Milestone is
about ready to call for action. In
this scene the camera will travel
from house to house in the village,
introducing you to Walter Brennan
(Walter is practically unrecogniz-
able this time), Dana Andrews. Anne
Baxter, Farley Granger (Goldwyn's
new male find). Jane Withers and
the rest OF an all-AmerlCan cast.
Pastoral Soviet Scene.
Hit the smoke" an assistant di-
rector yelps, and II chimneys on the
various cottages begin smoking. The
village now begins to spring to life
as some 300 bit players respond to
cues. Children clop across a rustic
bridge on their way to school, an
old woman whips stubborn calf
through the street, a flock of geese
are herded to the rivers edge by an
aged peasant, farmers drive along
with loads of pigs and produce, a
child tethers the family goat on a
lush patch of grass.
Against this pastoral backdrop,
Dana Andrews, Anne Baxter. Jane
Withers, Farley Granger and Eric
Roberts play scene in closeup.
These five are a walking party set
ting out from the village for Kiev.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Heffernun
Continued From Page ELY

grabbed small but compelling part
Tor herself in The Light That
Failed 1t didn't rate more than
Is minutes on the screen but it at
tracted such wide attention that Ida
has been playing highly dramatic
roles like it ever since.
Greer Garson's stellar career was
assured the moment she played Mrs.
Chips in "Good-bye, MI. Chips" "
Yet 1t wasn't until the picture was
almost finished that she appeared
on the screen.
Ann Ayars is listed as one of the
brightest young bets on the MGM
lot, yet she consistently has refused
TO play longfootage heroines, pre-
ferring to take her chances on
small character bits that stand out.
She is known as the screens young
est character actress. Ann offers
one Of her striking bits in William
Saroyan'S The Human Comedy"
playing a Mexican woman of so,
anguiShed by the sudden news that
her son has been killed in action.
Clark Gable always was complain
ing to directors, There's too muct7
| OF me in this Story-cut some of
1t out" Gable always has felt that
established stars are given too much
footage and dialogue for their own
good. Gable still believes his best
performance was in "A Free Soul,
with Norma Shearer and Lionel
Barrymore; and if there ever was
a brief assignment, that was it.
Poked His Head In.
If an actor does the little things
we'll, even in a screen test, success
can collar him. Take the case of
John Ridgely, who'll be getting a
strong play from the feminine con-
stituents once Air Force" is in gen.
eral circulation. Ridgely tested with
better-known player for the job
in Air Force" but merely as a foil
All he had to do was open the door
for the fellow, utter the words, $50
you're back again." then make his
exit. However, Howard Hawks, the
director, liked the way Ridgely
handled his microscopic assignment,
forgot about the better-known actor
and handed John the part-a whop-
per.
If you're still doubtful about the
smaller things in the script getting
you places, think of George Brent
and the modest manner in which
he started out in the business. He
made his debut, and continued
through six pictures, playing an
open-shirted second fiddle to a dog.
But the dog was the famous Rin-tin-
tin, so lot of people got around
to look at George, too.
Remember how John Garfield let
smoke curl so romantically from his
cigarette as he played the piano in
-Four Daughters"9 Fans immedi-
Evening star., 1943-03-28

it was a natural. So was the fact
that all of Crosby's pipes were
cremated in the fire.
The Offices of the Crosby Corp.
on Sunset boulevard are now
crammed to the doors with pipes,
and the pile is growing daily.
People from all over Washington
are sending the things and the
movement is spreading to other
States.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Margo Never Said
A Mumblin' Word
HOLLYWOOD.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
New twist department.: Mareo
was recalled by the producer of
The Leopard Man" mystery
drama, for day of clubbing. And
she didn't say word or sing. She
merely made noises with her cas-
tanets.
She's good at the clicking stuff.
this gal and, in addition to her
own dance accompaniment in the
film. her castanetting will provide
weird and sinister sound effect
for various climaxes in the murder
story. It's new, of course, but no
one can say it's not good.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

ately began besieging Warner Bros.
for more of that man" And how
Paul Mum whispered II steal' in
I'm Fugitive From Chain Gang
in such spine-chilling fashion that
customers shudderingly demanded
him in more and still more movies?
So it isn't always the footage, but
what the smart actor does with
that footage
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SATURDAY

The Purple " and
Raiders of the
Range,
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Bundles of Pipes
For the GrOaner
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
HOLLYWOOD.
The Spokane athletic round table,
which began the Bundles for Con-
gressmen" drive, has found new
gag. 1t started when Bing Crosby's S
Toluca Lake home burned.
Since Bing halls from Spokane,
Evening star., 1943-03-28
SUNDAY

Sergeant York and
Dudes Are Pretty
PeOple -
Evening star., 1943-03-28
TUESDAY

London Blackout
Murder and Power
of the Press
Evening star., 1943-03-28
FRIDAY
T MIA 7
Stand BY for Action
and

Stand BY for Action
and
Johnny Doughboy. "
Ida Lupino and
Dennis Morgan in
The Hard Way"
Paul NUM- and Anna
Lee in commando
Strike al Dawn"
Richard Arlen and
Airline Judge IN
The wildcat"
Paul Mum and Lillian
GiSh in "Commandos
Strike at Da wn .
Tim Holt in
The Avenging
Rider"
Street of Chance
and We Are the
Marines"
Paul Muni and Anna
Lee in Commands
Strike at Dawn.
Lla INLr
Evening star., 1943-03-28

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1887 metals Lietuva atsiunte buri sporti-
ninku i Amerika, ir SUI jais atvyko keli, siaip
zymesni asraenys, kaip NJ Kviklys, S. Gilvydis,
Lietuvos Aldo redaktorius Alantas- Jaksevicus
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rastus ir sapokos Lietuvos Istorija.
Jedu anksciau isvaziavo. Lietuvon negu
sportininkai. Jiedviem isvaziuojant, pasiunciau
laiva jiems dovana nuo saves = savo neverse-
mai sleista istorine apysaka, MERUNAS Ju
keliones metu oras national buvo geras ir jie-
du turejo laiko perskaityti ia mano veikala, ir
Stai kas atSitiko:
M. Kviklys, parvykes j Kauna. ia ruden
tampa Svietimo Ministerijos paskirtas Letuvos
mokyklQ direktorium. Jam mano Merunas tick
patiko kad jis rekonlendavo Svietimo Ministe-
riai tucjau tu knygu nupirkti Lietuvos pra-
dzos mokyklu skaitykloms. Svietimo Ministe-
RIA tapgi pripazino ia istorine apysaka apie
Apuole tinkama Lietuvos mokykloms, ir nupir-
ko is names jas visas ir dar kita, kLAJUNAS,
taip pat istorine apysaka vaizduojancia Algir-
do ir Kestucio pastunlima j sail Jaunu6io, ku-
riam Gediminas buvo palikes savo sosta Vii
niuje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-12
OAR PRISIUNCIA
SVETKINIMU

Sic dar prisiunte savo linke-
jimus ir dovanas Dirvos Jubi-
lejinio numerio isleidimui:
Mrs. Anna Kizas Donora, Pa.
D. Remeikiene, is Bridge
port, Conn, raso:c Nors pave
lavau, bet ir as prisiunciu sa-
vo dovana.