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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
Gigantic Mask Is
Set Establishment

HOLLYWOOD-"Get me
a leering pirates face as
tall as a mani"
That order, given by Di-
rector ules Dassin on
Time For Two" resulted
in a huge, grotesque papier
mache mask being carried
onto the set at Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer to take its
place among 800 leering
caricatures worn in gala
Mardi Gras sequences of
the film.
Lucille Ball, garbed in a
fabulous princess costume,
and John Kodiak, in pirate
costume, wort through
New Orleans famous Mardi
Gras alongside midgets and
fat men, silt walkers and
acrobats, horSe-drawn be-
ribboned floats, amid bill
lowing streamers and show
ers of confetti for the spec
tacular scene.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
Filming Starts On
Musical Spectacle

HOLLYWOOD - Filming has
started on the lavish Who
number for M-G-M's Till the
Clouds Roll By" based on the
life story of Jerome Kern. Under
the supervision of Dance Direc-
tor Robert Alton, Judy Garland
and a chorus of so execute an
elaborate routine against the
background of a huge spiral
stairway, one of the biggest sets
built for a musical since the
memorable Pretty Girl" num-
Der in THE Great Ziegfeld,
which was made in 1886.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
Star Hopes For Role
In Husbands Picture

HOLLYWOOD-'It should be
my turn next" says Teresa
Wright hopefully.
The petite star, now appearing
with Ray Milland in Para
mounts "The Imperfect Lady, "
is talking about her chances of
making a picture based on one
of the novels her husband, Niven
Busch, writes.
Two of the authors books are
headed for the screen already
and he is finishing a ne wone.
Selznick is picturizing his
"Duel in the Sum-" with Jennifer
Jones starring, and RKO will
make "They Dream of Home"
into a movie and has announced
Dorothy Mcclure for the femin-
inc role.
That's why Teresa wonders
when her turn is coming.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
WORLD TO HER HEAD

Catherine Craig, of Para
mounts Love Lies Bleeding, "
has a novel rain cape, impro-
vised from rubberized silk map
of the European area salvaged
from the escape kit of a Flying
Fortress by her husband, Robert
Preston.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
AND HOW THEY GROW

Young fans of Andy Russell,
who makes his screen singing de-
but in B. G.. DeSylva's The
Stork Club" at Paramount, have
organized clubs in all the prin-
cipal cities and call themselves
the Russell Sprouts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
BACKGROUND

John Lund made a unique and
expensive split screen test at the
studios request when he was
first considered for the roles of
father and son in Paramounts S
"To Each His Own" The test
brought about the dual motion
picture debut for the Broadway
stage star.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
MARATHON PERFORMER

Howard da Silva, the barten-
der in Paramount's THE Lost
Weekend" " with Ray Milland and
Jane Wyman, played 400 consec-
utive performances in the Broad
way musical hit oklahoma"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16

N a t u rally,
since B a l e t
Russo had its
i n C e ption in
Russia pra c.
tically all of its
choreographerS
are of Russian
birth. Leonide
Massine, whose
Ballet Russo
H i G h Ii ghts"
comes to the
m WV IT l |
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
ROMANTIC GIFT

Angela Lansbury and husband
Richard Cromwell received a
pair of lovebirds in cage as a
wedding gift from Alice Terry.
The couple have namd the birds
Bridget and Melvin-their two
middle names.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
DORM VACATIONS

Philip Dorm, Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer actor, has left for a
weeks rest in the mountains fol-
lowing completion of his star
ring role in Concerto" made on
loan-out to Republic Studios.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
SUSAN RECORDS

Susan Peters is passing her
spare time recording readings of
popular fairy stories which she
gives to the children of her
friends.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16

theatre Nov. Is, 16 and II was
born in Russia where he was
trained with other famous dane
ers of the Imperial Ballet
School. He made his debut in
Paris in 1914, stepped into the
shoes of the great Nijinsky in
the Diaghilev Ballet and was a
J sensation at the age of fifteen.
It was in the mid-seventeenth
century that the ballet first be-
came the province of profes-
sionals. 1t was the choreographer
Noverre who made of the ballet
a theatrical art, unfolding each
individual story in the definite
mood it demanded. He called 1t
the ballet of action, and it was
a true forerunner of contempo-
rary ballet, as presented today.
Later, in the 18th century, the
true birth of Russian ballet took
place when Tsar Alexis and
Peter the Great became its spon-
sors. It was during this period
that a French maitre de ballet
established a school of ballet in
Russia and it may truly be
stated that his traditions intlu-
enced m d ern and classical
dance patterns.
r. Leonide Massine maintains
that the later influence of Serge
Diaghilev, when at the helm of
the Imperial Ballots brightest
wears. remains a throne which
all modern photographers might
do we'll to revere. He has already
made history himself as choreo-
grapher, having created more
than 10 ballets.
GAG-OF-THE-DAY
Favorite story of Helen
Waters, Theatre Editor of the
Long Island, N. Y, Daily Ad-
vocate, who is Dick Haynes
Guest HumOrist this week,
concerns the two old ladies,
fresh from the country, who
climbed aboard a Fifth Ave-
nue. bus. Wanting to see the
sights, they decided they'd sit
on the upper deck. They paid
their fares and went gingerly
up the narrow stairs. Sud
denly they "a m e hurrying
down, eyes wide with fright.
whats the trouble, ladies'"
asked the conductor. "NO
seats?"
"No seats?" screamed one of
the women. PLENTY of seats,
but it's too dangerous up
there. No driver"
The worlds most popular
crooner and one of the great
hooters of all time, Bing Crosby
and Fred Astaire, team together
in a song and dance act in lrv-
ing Berlin's Blue Skies. ."
Berlin has written a brand
new song, entitled "a Couple of
Song and Dance Men" for the
Crosby y-Astaire number which
will be one of the headline num-
bers in Paramount's lavish Tech
nicolor production.
The incompatible Bing and
the inimitable Fred once before
combined their talents when
they played a song-and-dance
team in Holiday Inn," also built
around Berlin's music.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
Flora Ward Hineline Presents
Something For Everybody In
Ballet Russo Programs
by Burny ZawOdny

exciting drama inerSpersed with
rockng comedy with the roles portrayed by gamourouy
girls athletic of manhood all to the
of the worlds greatest
poers played by symphony orchestra will find their wishes
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16

Movie-goers electrified with the startling impact
gripping timely drama THE House On 92nd Street. which
at Thearte story
protection of the atomic bomb
10 grim he
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16
HOUSE ON 92ND STREET.
MASTERPIECE OF SUSPENSE

William Ey+he. Lloyd Nolan, Siene Hosso
Sfar In Spy Drama Behind Atomic Bomb
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-11-16

gratified in the performances to
be given by the ''Massine Bal
let Russo Highlights."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27

besed "velikey ukrivi k ar il
navade kolena. Potem odide in
fkmalu zacne prasketati ogenj.
Il rjave ovratne rute, XII SO jo
nesli ven, da Sc prezraei, Sc je
izluscila slabotna deklica. Oble-
cena je bila v sinji zamet in cip-
Ike je imela okoli vratu. Toda
maj bi ze, imela ma sebi karkoli,
videla bi Sc sa1no valujoca gri-
va il najbledejseg zlata, XII pa
da ma obeh straneh oh licih do
njenih ramen.
"ce te bo kdaj toliko, kolikor
je tvojih las, Dusica, je prav.
Zdaj DO pa kmalu skodelica ca
.ja."
Toda prav nicesar ne mara.
Ma bledih licih gore rdece lise
in oci seji iskre cd pohlepa. Oh,
prisla je v pravo Jezusckovo
kraljestvo. Tu pod drevesom je
nekaj nenavadno lepega. V de-
belih, sivih nogavicah odskaklja
tia. Toda on jo zadrzi.
!! Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27
hrescijo in pokajo vrata.
"Poioci yodniak, Til"

- i Z, r.
"Pojoci vodnjak, til"
Toda Ia spi. Skozi sivo ka-
menje Sc sveti lucka, visoka, vel
|lika sobana Sc odpre in il ME
prihaja mehka toplota prijet-
MIN vonjem. Mogocna, visoka
jelka ma znozju il mahu in ka-
menja, in spodaj nekaj cudez-
mega, da zacne otrokovo srce
hitreje utripati.
zdaj jo pusti ma tia. Dolg slu-
ga stoji pred svojim, gospodar-
jem. Gleda kakor west pes, Xxi
zna vsak glib preracunati v ma
pref. Gospodar hise in gradu
hitro popise diva kosa papirja.
"Ce mores, priti tia pred osmo
uro Maert!p'
z urnimi koraki odide mozak
in komaj Sc spusti skozi vrata
gospo S Petrckovimi nogavica-
mi.
"No, gospa, kako Sc pocutite
kot castna dama?'
Gospa zacne divje kriliti z 70.
kami in s ploho nerazumljivih
besed odvede otroka v salon,
XII ina v eni izmed stirih oxen.
skin vdolbin dovolj prostora. Tu
mora Dusica po dolgotrajnem
upiranju - ces da prevec gri.
zejo - obleci Petrckove noga.
vice, grof pa Sc med tenn v So
sedni sobi preoblaci. Zaradi te.
ga nj Dusica prav mic bolj ele.
gantna. Izkaze Sc, da so Petrc'
kovi cevlji pretesni in da jih n
mogoee porabiti, Petrekove no
gavice pa ze bodo.
In zdaj nastane tezavno vpra'
SAME: "Gospa, kaj pa znatt
skuhati?" ~
Uzigalica vzplapola, pod caj
nixon Sc pokaze visnjev pla
meneek. Gospa INA skuhati mar
sikaj, potice, jajcno jed; tods
priporoca dobro, gosto otroskt
kaso, XII je v vseh tezavah maj
boljsa "a velike in majhne. Pr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27

daj 50 izginile lepe sanje, in ma
svoji plevnici sem moral zatuliti
kakor otrok. Bo pac samo trd-
ma, dobra hisa. In ce 81 ne bonn
mogel Y njej svoj xiv dan bolje
postlati kakor ma hlapcevi plev-
.nici. Zacel sem s svojimi roka-
mi in izpotil pri tenn vso berlin
|sko bedo. Prvi gospod Thorn
stein je moral tudi upreti svoj
hrbet, ce je bio treba dvigniti
tezak kamen ma vrh gradu. Ka-
ko bi bile drugaee mole rame
tako Stroke? In danes, ko dobi-
vajo otroci ze v zibelki vozne
listke "a potovanje okoli sveta,
morajo ziveti tudi ljudje, XII We
do, kan spadajo, XII vedo, zaka.j
maj live in morda tudi umro."
"Toda tt bos spet postavil
|streho, kjer je nebo med drew
jem prazno, da bos mirne duse
gledal TIA" sepne napol sanja.
joel glasek.
Skoraj prestrasi Sc; tako do
bro je pazila. No, do jutri DO ze
vse pozabila.
In zdaj Sc iznenada zasvet
zlata luc skozi belle veje bezgo'
vega grma. Dolgi Thornstein po'
trka ma oknice in zenska glavs
Sc prikaze. Novice We in tako j
sill ma jerk, da jo mora izble'
betati, Sc preden We, kaj hoce
on.
"Ali re veste, gospod grof, de
je uboga princeska, XII nj ciste
|pri pravi pameti, utonila v rib
niku? stiri ure jo ze iscejo Z
drogovi in plamenicami."
"Neumnost, gospa;, nitro spra
vite Petrekove nogavice in ne
deljske cevlje v kosaro in pri
dite k meni, - in hitro."
In re je z dolgimi koraki cd
Sci dalje. Spet vista visokif
dreves, nato zid. In potem pride
grad. Otroku, XII Sc je oh zen
skem glasu kar skril v svojo ru
to-, razbija srce. Kajti zdaj Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27

+pOSluSaJ sc 10 SKT1VnOSL. MlSilI
sem, da spis. &c bi ljudje Gull,
- kako bi Sc smejali prismoje-
nemu grofu IL razvalin! ze prvo
noe, ko sem lezal ma start po,
stelji "a hlapce, sem vse vedel.
Kdor ina domovje, XII je bilo
nekoc tolikim Twin srcem mai
visje, "a kar so krvaveli v mno-
9Th bitkah, kjer so Sc v miru
igrali njihovi otroci in kjer SO
legal po delu k pocitku, ia ga
ne SINE zapustiti in mu postati
newest. Skrbeti mora, kolikor
je v njegovih moeeh, da bodo
|tisti, XII pridejo "a MIN, dobili
imetje, XII so jim ga zapustili
starsi. Thornstein, XII je pred
osem sto lett znasal S svojimi
kmeti kamenje "a trden dom, Sc
je moral tudi hudo truditi. Nor
da ne tako hudo kakor posled-
Mi, XII lezi tn ma hlapcevi plev-
nici.' In &c bi zdaj prisel sem,
S kozi vrata, trdim, rjavim
obrazom pod zeleznim slemom,
Sc mi ne bi bilo treba zvijati
pod njegovim pogledom. In Ia
to mi nj bilo niti "a uro prijet-
no v kozi, ko sem videl, da ina
jo Sc hawke in vrane v mojem
domu razdrto gnezdo. Klicali so
me ocetje in MISC dali miru, "a
menoj so jezdili re tam po raw
mini, kjer wise oblaki tako niz-
ko. Ko sem postopal med pred
mestnimi zeleznicami in njiho-
vimi stoterimi svetilkami, ko
sem hodil med mnozicami ubo-
9Th brezdomcev po berlinskem
severn, so trkali ma mole srce,
da sem spoznal, zakaj so tako
nemirni, tako zagrenjeni, tako
brez pokoja. &c klice srce do
NOV, pa donna nimamo, 81 ga
moramo iskati in postanemo ne
nairni. .Prevzame mas nekaj, kar
mas vlece sem in, tia in mas nj
koi ne pusti.
In zdaj spet zidam svoje do.
movie. Dosti bojev sem ze imel
S starim- orjakom. Kajti hotel
sem, da bi bilo vse tako, kakor
je bilo, stolpom, zidovi in ma.
sipi. Toda start gospod z zelez-
MIN oklepom me zagrizeno "a.
smehuje. Pc milijonu, XII bi ga
"a delo potreboval, me ne vpra.
suje. Ne Vprasa me niti, ali 81
mislim ia million prisluziti z ri.
sanjem tapet. Ali mar potrebu.
jes utrdbo? Nikari 81 ne domis.
ljuj, da bos mogel s vsemi svo.
jimi nacrti storiti to, kar sme
mi storili. Mi smo zidali, ker nj.
smo mogli drugace. In proti ko.
,mu mislis razpostaviti po nasi
pin topove? Proti sosedom? Te.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27
DuSicu ROzal1lariia
tsvErNIcA IN MEN NoREc,
Agnes Gunther
s Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic
(Nadaljevanje)

(Nadaljevanje)
TN zdaj sreca. Oh dezevnem
dnevu pridem domov; 2 dreves
mi kaplja ma glavo in sunni in
klokota, in stare carovnice IL
oblakov plavajo svojimi Vice.
kami mad travnisko dolino. In
kako disc lipe! Ljubo mi je bilo,
da je dezevna tencica nekoliko
zakrivala prazni prostor, kjer Sc
je nekoc dvigala strma, temna
streha med drevjem. Zvecerilo
Sc je in mislil sem si: zdaj poi
des BE malo po razvalinah, da
Sc ii zjutraj ne DO zdelo vec ta-
ko strasno. Pri gozdarju m
wei kljuce, kajti vrata SO Sc
stala. Hudo vessel je bill in stras-
no skrivnostno Sc je vedel. Sta
ra vrata zaskripljejo s tistim
glasom, XII sem ga tako pogosto
slisal v sanjah. Prav tako 'je. ka-
kor je bio nekoc. Ia trenutek
moran se zapreti oci in stisniti
zobe pred tenn, kar pride, kajti
zdaj sc mora tam dvigniti graf
ska sstena in liza ME morata
planiti oba psa. Zaslisati hi mo-
raj ocetovo palico. Toda ko po-
gledam kvisku, je spet vse dru-
gaee, kakor sem pricakoval.
Gozd Sc je spet malo zarasel,
tam oh stem sunni Sc vodnjak ;
zapoznelo kosovo petite Sc je uje-
10 v MEM in zveni in zveni. Sip
kov grim visi mad vodopadom in
ena izmed lip zivi Sc zmerom,
sicer brez vrha in ma eni strani
ysa COLA, toda ma drugi strani
Sc je zvesto, dobro drevo okra.
silo s tisocerimi rumenimi gr-
micki. In po domovini disi. Go.
zdar me vodi po kamenitem ma
sipu, XII ga je sam popravil ma
tistem koncu, kjer Sc je podrl
in kjer so napol zogljenela bru.
ma napravila pravo streho. Su.
rova stena il desk, zadaj vrata,
Grajska izba Sc odpre. Tam 50
sedeli v starih cash hlapci, in
VISA velika in visoka sobana S
svojimi stirimi globokimi oxen
skimi vdolbinami je nedotaknje'
ma. Okna zakriva seveda kup ru.
SEWN. Takrat, zdaj mic vec. Ze'
lena loncena pee Sc stoji, mia
dodge klopi, stara kositrna po
soda. Poleg je Sc cumnata, kje,
je sedel v starih cash hlapec
XII je moral bedeti zaradi ognja
In tam je stala Sc prastara po'
stella in umivalnik z zelenin
loscem. Tega sem Sc najprej po
lastil. Napolnil sem 81 ga pri po
,jocem vodnjaku in 81 z njegove
vodo marsikaj odplaknil s srca
In. ceprav gozdar, XII je v zadnj
zini iztikal "a vsem kakor "a Il
sicjo sledjo, tega nj maral, sen
vendar, ostal cez noe v tisti so
BIZ"
20, pojoci vodnjak bi rada sli
sala. Vzemi me k sebi!"
"Ce 81 vse to slisala, Dusica
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