The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

SUSAN HAYWARD
redhead to make motion-picture hisl
tory; Susan Hayward has the looks,
talent and personality that should
make her the second.
Michael Harvey, husky six-footer
making his screen debut in $50
Proudly We Hail. with Claudette
Colbert, Paulette Goddard and
Veronica Lake, is the third Of three
youngsters" who grew up together
in Atlanta to hit motion pictures.
The others are Evelyn Keyes and
Dixie Dunbar. The girls beat Har-
vey to the screen; he stacked up
record in Broadway plays before
Hollywood got him.
All of sudden Turkey has become
very important to moti0n-picture
makers; three studios have an
n0unced that they'd do pictures with
Turkish backgrounds. C0lumbia's
is "Constantinople," Paramount's
s'Dateline-Istanbul," Republics Ell
ther s'Istanbul' or "Ankara."
B
Marilyn Maxwell, Metro starlet,
returned from a five-week Victory
Caravan trip for work in Salute to
the Marines" with this advice about
how to rate Al when visiting the
las. Be gay, wide awake, poppy
and active; be sure your hair is
combed, your makeup fresh, your
stocking seams straight; be yourself
there's only one Hedy Lamar!
Don't wear Stacks; be interested in
the man, not his uniform; know how
to talk; don't dish out line-he
probably knows yours better than
you do.
Thirty-four-year-old Edward Dmy-
tryk, director of ''Hitler's Children"
has had 20 years. experience in pic
lures. He started as an errand boy
in Paramount S. laboratory, working
after school and vacations, was
projectionist when he entered col
lege, and two years later went to
Hollywood as q cutter. Three years
ago he turned director.
Dick Keith, the bright Horizon
actor was SO well liked by the fans
of another radio serial that letters
piled in demanding that he marry
the heroine. That was impossible,
since he played character so
wealthy that, il the heroine mar
ried him, she'd have no troubles
and there'd be no more serial. The
problem was solved by killing him
Of at the wedding ceremony.
Peggy Allenby, actress on Phillips
H. Lords "Counterspy, regrets the
realism which Jay Hanna, the direc-
tor, brings to his work. Arnold Moss
playing a Nazi spy, had to slap
Peggy, but at rehearsal the sound
made by the sound effects man
didn't satisfy Hanna. He and Moss
went into huddle, and when the
program went on the air Moss really
slapped Peggy, and hardl
n
Have you formed the habit Of lis
tening to 1.-THE Man Behind the
Gum? Now broadcast Sunday eve
nings over CHS, it brings us the war
stories that are making American
history, gathering them from all
branches of the service; William N.
Robson, who directs it, Travelled
some 10000 miles and often was with
the men under actual combat condi-
tons to get background for the
dramatizations.
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ODDS AND ENDS-Johnny, the Call
Boy, sCiH be glorifed in the Stage Door
Canteen" film as the only iUing trade
mark Because OF his outstanding per.
torrance in @The Hard Way" Dennis
Morgan has been assigned BY Jack l. Var
ner to the co-starring role opposite Ann
Sheridan in "The Gay Nineties" -. Hor-
ace Brahn. Of radios I'VE LoUe and
Learn" is playing nuTsensaid TO Jve kinds
of dogs-Iejt tvith him schen their osUners
sUent into the armed services An army
machine gunner sgroie Red SkeLfon. star
OF the forthcoming II Dood H. that
in his outfit dud is kn0iUn as she'll. or
bomb. that didn't dood ii!