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Kazys Siauciunas 500
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Evening star., 1943-03-07
Small Republic Studio
Leaves Contract Woes
To Big Brothers
HOLLYWOOD

Because of the talent shortage
major studios have been frantically
signing all promising prospects on
sight. Now they find themselves
overburdened with idle actors-and
all too few vehicles in which to place
them.
This has inagurated a 1oan-out
deluge and the studio to profit most
is the little Republic outfit in the
valley. Republic has recently trans
acted the following loan-out deals:
From MGM-Mary Mcleod for
THE Purple "" Joan Craven and
Dorothy Morris for "Prodigal's
Mother" and John Carroll for Hit
Parade of 1913"
From Paramount-Susan Hayward
for Hit Parade of 1943" and Ellen
Drew and Richard Denning for "Ice
Capades Revue"
From Warner Bros. - Richard
Fraser for Thumbs Up"
From Fox-John Archer for THE
Purple V" and "Shantytown."
From Universal-Marjorie Lord
for "Shantytown"
Republic lets the big fellows worry
about carrying heavy contract bur-
dens. knowing 1t can always borrow
sufnciept talent from q glutted mar
ket place.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Catsup Is No Factor
In Film Bloodyings.up
But Max Factor Is
HOLLYWOOD.

dOLLYWOOO.
Rejecting the trend In current
cycles one OF the fastest-movinR
items In the Max Factor lahoea.
tories these days is q Nttle-puhlici1ed
ingredient bearing the aruesoue
label, synthetic blood" It comes
In pint. quart and gallon Jars and
moves out to the various studios.
presently engaged in their heaviest
program Of war movies, about as
rapidly as Factor prescriptionists
can stir 1t up.
Next time you read about Hum.
phrey Bogart getting rubbed out"
and the make-u man spraying him
with shot of mercurochrome, cat
sup or even chocolate sirup, lust
charge 1t up to fantastic publicity.
Mr.. Factor came up with the low.
down on the whole bloody business.
Seems that catsup, chocolate and
other concoctions that look Ike
blood to the naked eye don't bear
the faintest resemblance to it ON
celluloid.
Moreover catsup and chocolate
don't now properly and would be
next to impossible for makeup men
Jet alone the actorsEto handle"
says Factor.
Fans have inquired from time to
time how, an actor in closeup can
suddenly be shown making blood
trickle from his mouth. This Is an.
other Factor trick. Before the scene
starts the doomed fellow merely
sticks capsule of that synthetic
f1uid between his teeth. At . given
signal he bites into it and presto
he's in . bad fix!
Evening star., 1943-03-07
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c. MARCH = 1913
Actors Also Watch Acting
Hollywood Sometimes Crowds Sets
Like Tourists From the Hinterlands

It seems about time for the tired
postman who goes for . stroll on
his day on to take the weight on
his feet and retire In favor Of the
motion picture star who spends his
holidays visiting studio sound stages.
If the truth were known, prob
ably no vacationing postman ever
willingly walked farther than to
the corner drugstore for pack Of
cigarettes. BY the same truthful
token, 1t takes nothing less than .
bond selling tour, . swing Of the
Army camps or . trip to New York
to get . film star out Of q studio.
When they aren't making pic
lures themselves, the cinema art
lists are watching pictures being
made. Stroll on any sound stage,
from Burbank to Culver City. and
for each star before the cameras
you'll md from three to five be-
hind them. just visiting, and Will
ing away q spare hour or two.
Bette Davis sets at Warner Bros.
always draw an exceptional gallery
Of stellar visitors. The players
cheerfully admit they Ike to watch
Bette work, and they can usually
be assured Of seeing some dramatic
fireworks = Bette's pictures being
strong on drama.
Miss Davis is also q confirmed Wis
itor in her own right. While the
was making Watch on the Rhine y
she frequently strolled over to the
neighboring sound stage to watch
Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Berg
man at work in "Casablanca."
The sets Of the latter drew large
proportion of the Warner Bros. free
time patronage. That could have
been because of the pictures color
full locale, even then creeping into
the newspaper headlines. It could
also have been because of Miss
Bergman-and the novelty Of see
ing tough guy Bogart make love
to this same Miss Bergman.
The picture that is shattering all
the Burbank lots records in this
respect is the many starred musi-
cal, Thank Your Lucky Stars.
Alexis Smith wanted to hear Dinafl
Shore sing, and did. Miss Shore
couldn't miss seeing Alexis Smith
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Question of Lead Role
In MGM Production
OF Quo Vadis'
HOILYWOOD.


"Quo Vadis," hrst made into q
picture by Italian producers in
1918, will emerge shortly as the most
lavish production on MGM's 1913
schedule. Arthur Hornblow will pro-
duce and the direction will be by
Mervyn lie Roy. So far ITO speak
ing parts have been penciled in and
probably as many as $500 extras
will be used.
The foreword, as written now in
the first rough story draft, packs q
neat punch. It reads I'm the year
80 AID, on a cross in the Roman
province of Judea man died to
make all men free Since that
moment the masters of the world
have set themselves to crush this
hope In the year 86 AID. human
ity was called upon to deal with the
first of these anti-Christs-a Ger
tain Lucius Domitius bronze-beard,
better known as Emperor Nero j.. i.
Fade into opening scene"
Producer Hornblow was asked by
an important executive recently
whom he had in mind for the role of
Quo Vadis"-the Latin translation
of which Is whittier goest thou?"!!
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Kyser Whacked

Kay Kyscr was entertaining a
group OF servicemen on his Right
About Face" set and describing for
them the scene he was about to
film. I'm being held captive by
thugs in this basement" he drawls,
but I manage to grab a gun, sock
one Of the crooks and escape" "
Scanning the assorted collection of
uniforms Kay automatically asked.
Nov, fellas, shall I give this guy
an Army punch, q Navy punch or
q Marine wallop?" A voice piped
up among his listeners, "Just give
him q WAAC and wen al b hf ppy. !"
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Buck.P Passing Became
Facetious for a Day
In Wilder's Studio
" the Asseeistsd Frees,

HOLLYWOOD.
Gags are not rationed In Holly
wood. Neither arO gags upon gan.
Ask Director Billy wilder.
Tho other day, l1e solemnly ~.
creed . new system On his ct. he
posted On the wan . sign which
read:
Before speaking to me. get the
ok. Of my. assistant, Bud Cole
man. Billy Wilder
Wilder thought that was pretty
funny. He was going to play big
shot. But, half an hour later, .
second sign appeared under the
first:
before speaking to me to get
permission to speak to Mr.. wilder,
get the ok. Of my assistant ."
It was signed, Bud Coleman"
Then started an epidemic. Be-
fore the end Of the day two doean
signs were on the wall, each direct.
ing . bit Of buck passing. When
tho hns Of referral got down %
*he studio doogman, wilder savs IN.
"Ok. boys" he announced, sadly,
"1,ll tAlkl" M
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Bergman
Continued From Page E-1)

tycoon, Preissinger, a stubble of
beard on his face and his clothes
soiled by rubble, steps forward.
"Yes," he says. Il was in the midst
OF a gin-rummy game when called
out to be shot. Do you mind If l
60 back and finish the hand?"
It's hotel bedroom set on the
"A Lady Takes a Chance" stage at
RKO, and Charles Winninger is fast
asleep, snoring loudly, when the
scene opens. Suddenly there is
great pounding on his door. The
hotel manager is waking him up to
tell him he mukt give up his room
to Jean Arthur.
Winninger opens his eyes sleepily,
stretches and then breaks out in a
prodigious, luxurious yawn. Still
yawning, he climbs out of bed.
That's just what I want" says
Director william Setter with a
yawn.
"Okay by me-" says Cameraman
Frank Redman, yawning. too.
"All right" says Dewey Starkey,
tne assistant director, Trying VallS
antly to keep his jaws closed. New
deal"
Just then Charles Koerner, gen.
eral manager of the studio, walks
on the set. whats the matter,
boys?" he inquiries. Everybody out
late last night?"
John Wayne, the hero, yawns once
more, shakes his head and smiles
'It's that darned Winninger," he
explains. He started it with that
big yawn of his in the scene"
Koerner ponders moment-and
yawns. Listen, boys" he says
maybe we'd better cut that scene
out Of the picture. If 1t does that
to all Of us, think what 1t will do
10 IN audience!" "a
tRelsAsed by the n. A. n. L.. 1ns.)
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Just Friends Directing
The Same Picture
HOLLYWOOD

Frank Ross, husband of Jean Ar
thur, and Director Henry Hathaway
live next door to each other, but
they're not so neighborly any more.
Ross. bankrolling and producing his
wife's latest picture, "A Fallen Spar
row." thought 1t would be chummy
to have Hathaway direct. Hathaway
started in directing, but SO did Ross
The situation became strained. Ac-
tors didn't know what to do or why
Don Costello, featured player, fin
ally walked of the stage yelling
When you two guys make up your
minds who's directing let me know. y
Now "A Fallen Sparrow" has a new
director-William Setter. Miss Ar
thurs husband is not doing any
more directing.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Problem in HEIGHTS

Director Sam Wood and tech
nicians on Saratoga Trunk" are
facing their toughest Photographic
problems in the early scenes of this
project. These call for the frequent
appearance together of Ingrid Berg
man, Flora Robson and little Jerry
Austin, the midget. Bergman and
Robson are unusually tall and the
midget is about as high as yard
stick. Closeups or even medium
shots are not deep enough to catch
the little fellows face.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
By Their Middle Names
Ye Shan't Recognize Them
Montillion' Mr.. Woolley's Parents
Named Him, and That's Only One
Pathetic Example Among the Stars

William Blount of Tennessee. North
Carolina is full of Blounts and De
Mile is fond of saying that every
third person in the State is his
cousin. by the way" remarked Mr..
De Mile, you might add my first
name is pronounced Cecil as in ses-
qulpedalian." A merry quipster that
Cecil.
Fanciful and Long.
If Lupe Velez threw everything
she had at a theater marquee it
would become Lupe Villalobos Velez.
Hedy Lamarr's true full name is
Hedwig Eve Maria Kiesler-and
that's how she signed her SIS, 900
wage ceiling suit against MGM stu
dlo. The bewhiskered Monty Wool
ley, the man who came to dinner, is
actually Edgar Montillion Woolley.
Robert Young and Orson Welles
both have George as a middle name,
but neither uses it professionally.
Linda Darnell owns a twin set of
middle names-Monette and Eloyse.
It's Henry Jaynes Fonda and Pres
ton Stratton Foster. Initials of Gene
Eliza Tierney's name form the word
get" Ingrid Bergman and Jean
Arthur have no middle names. Dur
ing the course of this inquisition
Miss Arthur revealed her not gen.
orally known true name. It's plain
Gladys Green.
Probably the longest name Holly
wood has ever caused to, be displayed
In lights was that of Gustav Won
Seyffertitz, famous heavy in World
War I pictures. A lot of theater
electricians lost their tempers over
that one, but Gustav refused to
change it. Edward Everett Horton.
who has stuck to his three-cylinder
monicker through all the years, is
no piker as long names 70 either.
He Is also one of the very few stars
to ind use of middle name profit
able.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Motto of Destroyers
Expanded on Film
HOLLYWOOD

11oAA WOOO.
Paramount today launched plans
to film the story of the American
Army's tank destroyers under the
title Seek. Strike. Destroy"
Executive Producer B. G. De
Sylvia announced that Joseph Sis
from, who produced wake Island
and "Star Spangled Rhythm" has
been handed the production assign
ment.
Stephen Longstreet, novelist, is
going to Hollywood from New York
to write a screen story about the
soldiers whose job is to stop enemy
tanks. Longstreet, who wrote "The
Gay Sisters" recently sold Stallion
Road" to Paramount as a prospec-
tive Bing Crosby picture.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

dance. Both Of them had to hear
John Garfield sing. Nobody In the
studio. who had . free minute and
enough influence to get past the
stage doorman. could afford to miss
Ann Sheridan conducting q class In
love. And they'll need the police
reserves TO clear stage standing
room when Bette Davis does her
song and dance number.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
HOLLYWOOD,

A lot OF humans are burdened with
middle names they don't 60 around
shouting about, names they are con-
tent to keep locked in the birth rec
ords-until some all revealing
agency such as the selective service
registration filings them back to a
prominent place in our wallets. And
so it is with the movie boys and
girls. They're stuck with some funny
ones, too.
Imagine going into theater that
advertised the appearance in Casa
blanca" Of q star named H. De For
est Bogart or one that pointed up
the top personality of Yankee Doo-
die Dandy" as J. Francis Cagney. No,
that wouldn't do at all. w. Horatio
Powell is not exactly q box office
stmulant either, but that's the way
Bill (Thin Nam Powell's monicker
looks on the county records back in
Pittsburgh.
Bette Davis enjoys an unusually
short name which can be made to
fit into the lights of almost any
bandbox marquee. So do Enrol
Flynn, Cary Grant, Gig Young,
Greta Garbo, Alan Hale and a host
of others.
Bette's middle name is Elizabeth.
Mr.. Flynn's handle is Thompson,
which Of course he never uses Gig
Young's own true name was Byron
Barr, which was short enough but
was sidetracked In favor of the name
Of the screen character he played in
THE Gay Sisters" his first hit
movie.
Wife in the Dark.
Mrs. Tyrone Power (Annabella)
never knew her husband owned
middle name until he began train
ing with the Marine Corps at San
Diego. Pictures were taken of Ty
performing his routine duties in
camp. One showed him hanging out
his daily wash. On the back of
shirt was the identification Tyrone
E. Power" Annabella right away
wrote and asked what that "E"
stood for. Back came the reply, Ed
mund." Annabella, by the way, was
christened Suzanne Josette Char
pentier.
In the middle of Harry (Bing)
Crosbys name is Lillis, that being a
family handle that dates back sew
eral generations. Frank Gary
Cooper carries James, after a grand
father, and Victor Moore ofiicially
parts his with Frederick. Victor
adds that he hasn't used that second
name since he worked as waiter in
his fathers restaurant at the age
of Is.
Bob Hopes middle name is
Townes. It's his mothers maiden
name. Bob's real FIRST name Is Les
ter. Katina Paxinou, Greek actress
who movie-debuts In FOR Whom
the Bell Tolls," has the longest mid
die name of any actress we bet. It's
Constantopoulos-her fathers name.
Girls in Greece. she explains, get just
two names-a first and second
and when they get married they just
tack on their husbands name. They
can be fowery, If they like, with
dozen saints names tackled onto
their own naonicker. ,sT
The "B" III. Cecil B. De Miles
famous name, sometimes thought to
stand for '.bathtub," actually stands
for Blount, one. Of the great names
of North Carolina. De Miles grand
mother was MafSSrIt Blount Hoyt,
direct desceu4ant oa hCplonial Gov.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
A Fad Is Retired

Paul Henreid's romantic trade
mark has been ruined. Bob Hope
sticks 10 cigarets in his mouth and
lights them for 10 girls in Lets
Face It." while Red Shelton will do
the same thing with IL pipes in q
forthcoming comedy. So Henreid
has been informed that Bette Davis
will light her own all the way
through Mrs. Skefiington."
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Accent Specialists
Logically May Suffer
By Producers Whins
r-... ...,.A..~.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
To speak with an accent or not
to speak with an accent.
It all came about because Of the
Russians. A sizable crew of them
was hired for Mission to Moscow. /"
They had accents as thick as
borscht.
Then Sam Goldwyn decided to
make "The North Star" also a Rus
sian picture. He hired nearly the
entire cast Of m. to NJ" But, he
specified one thing: his Russians
should speak perfect English. Any
one who spoke with an accent was
out. They are our allies, accord
Ing to Sam. They speak q we do.
The agents, the actors and the
casting men took this stn stride. All
was lovely until Gregory Rato1-a
real Russian-n1&de up bis mind to
make . picture about hts native
land. And
Raton viii consider no Russian
actor without m accent.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
All in Hollywood
Is Not Ersatz
HOLLYWOOD.

HOILYWOOD,
William Bendix, In pictures . year,
thought he was hep to al tricks OF
the prop trade. He knew that
whisky, for instance. WAS cold tea
and that steam and smoke were
fumes from dry Ice. SO when he
was confined yesterday In . 0estapo
cell for . scene In Hostages" he
thoughtlessly grasped the barbed
wire which surrounded the pen-
and let out terrifying scream. Un-
fortunately It was not . prop mans
ersats. Il Wa barbed Wire. With
harris. A