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Evening star., 1945-06-03
loan Still Has Vitality
BY Sheilah Graham

face is a little fuller than it was,
and she Is wise to keep little on
the round side, instead of the over
thinness that followed her 1861
pound puppy" fat as young
"black bottom" dancer, in her early
Hollywood days.
She Never Relaxes.
I've known Joan for 10 years, and
seen her in all her phases. l like
her better today than at any time.
She is still tense-it wouldn't be
Joan Crawford if she relaxed. But
she is calmer and more sure of her
self. Her marriage with Phillip
Terry has been very successful. She
has a good companion in Phillip,
who, unlike Joan's previous mates
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., and Fran
chot Tone, admires and loves Joan
for what she is-he does not want
to make her over into a different
person.
And there are the children
Christina, nearly 6, and Phillip, 212.
AS with everything else tackled by
Joan, motherhood has been deadly
serious business to her. The chill
dren are raised strictly. They are
spanked when naughty; praised
when good. Their lives are regu-
lated by the clock They have
good food, good, sensible clothes.
Little Phillip has been using the
swimming pool since he was s
months old Christina has taken
piano lessons for year now ard
pounds out a recital for me that
isn't too bad.
After the war we're going to
adopt some more children" Joan
tells me, and then we will build
a little house for them where they
can make. as much noise as they
like After the war Joan will buy
ranch where the children will 60
for vacations and where there will
be cattle, fruit trees, vegetables and
chickens
The ranch is the idea Of Joan's
business manager, Boo Roos. who
believes in land as an investment
for his movie clients.
His favorite argument Is, when
you are through in pictures you
will have property that brings in an
income of $4,000" A year ago,
Joan bought the swank Grosvenor
Apartments in Beverly Hills, but is
keeping the deal quiet-too many
people want an apartment these
days.
An odd contradiction in Joan's
characteristic is one of the few
stars who has not collected the films
in which she appeared. She does
not own one of her movies In one
way I can understand this: Miss
Crawford is not interested in the
past After 20 years in pictures.
she's still the gal of and with a
future.
A1IiancAl
Evening star., 1945-06-03
HOLLYWOOD.


Marguerite Chapman climbed into
comfortable sofa and stretched
out. She had to, because she was
tired. She had been glamour pos
ing all day before the cameras
making love scenes with Fred Mac
Murray. And that, my dearS, IS
hard work.
The phone rang twice. Both
times it was a request for a date,
which Marguerite charmlngly &C.
clined, because. she SAID, she was
too tired to go out.
That, girls, is what happens to a
girl who spends her young lie
dreaming and training to be a CLAM
orous movie actress. When she be-
gins to make the grade she starts
dreaming of taking off her shoes,
eating a lot of fattenin5 food and
going to bed early with a book.
She has to get up early in the morn
ing and then it will begin all over
again - making love scenes with
Fred MaCMurray.
Marguerite says that she deter
mined to be a glamour girl back III
White Plains, N. Y, when she was
onlv IA, That was when she sefl-
ously started a systematic Study OF
movie magazineS. fashion perlodl-
Gals, beauty hint columns, advice to
the lovelorn and anything else she
REGARDED as a reliable guide to be-
dazzling.
Regrets Ignoring Classics.
She regrets. she says. that she
neglected civics. economies ana
Caesars Gallo wars for an intense
scrutiuv of Marlene Dietrich's but
terfv eyebrows and Carole Lom-
bard's walk.
She hasn't turned out badly for
that sort of a start, mainly, she
saws. because of her four brothers
who gave her their honest and un-
solicited opinions on her activities.
This. and their comments on their
own girl friends. provided her with
working knowledge of the male
mind that helped lot in Holly
wood.
In fact, if you'd call on Margue-
rite Chapman at her little apart
ment you'd find her a very pretty
version of your kid sister. The drive
and burning urge which has carried
her along in the Hollywood COM
petition doesn't show when you talk
to her. She has pretty blue eyes
brown curling hair, nice figure and
pert way that stops well short
of being fresh. She has piquant lit
tie freckles on her well-shaped nose
Her good looks may have beer
something of a hindrance to hel
progress toward being dramatic
actress with a preference for com.
edy." Originally Powers model
Marguerite spent several years being
pretty thing in number of pic
lures.
Now she's getting the breaks. Hel
Evening star., 1945-06-03
By Harold Hefernan

from Pearl Harbor for Linda Dar-
nell. A group Of sailors had pooled
their resources to call their favorite
pinup girl. I didn't check with
Linda because I knew she would
accept the call. Linda was re-
hearsing a scene with Dana An
drews on the Fallen Angel set, but
she came to the phone immediatel
She spoke to every one of the IL
boys and she had the call charges
reversed.
The girls never listen in on any
telephone conversations, contln-
ued Nettie. The first thing l tell
a new girl is, if she is caught caves
dropping it means immediate dis
missal. I'm proud of the fact that
I've never had to fire any of my
girls. But they get kick out OF
playing Cupid"
Before Betty Cradle and Harry
James were married, Harry and his
band were filling an engagement in
New York. He would call Betty
daily from the Big City" and the
operators would practically break
/ tllCll ilCIhS 1ilitltlis llCI lOl lllll
The girls would talk to Harry and
keep him amused until Betty could
get to phone.
Aided Markey's Father.
A few years ago Producer (noW
captain in the United States Navy
Gene Markey's father lay critically
i'll in local hospital. Gene, who
had to attend an important con-
ference at another studio. left word
with Nettie to contact him if there
was any change in his dads con-
dition. The hospital called her late
at night and told her to get in
touch with Markey at once-his
father was dying Nettie knew that
Gene was a Catholic; she located
the parish nearest his home and
asked the priest to go down to the
hospital. She reached Markey just
as he was leaving the studio and
relayed the doctors message When
Gene got to the hospital everything
had been taken care Of. Another
service rendered.
Tyrone Power, before he went
into the service, and his wife, Anna
bella, threw a party for the girls in
the switchboard room every Christ
mas. Ty and Annabella first spoke
to each other when one of the girls
got the wires crossed and rang
Evening star., 1945-06-03
HOLLYWOOD

41oAb ffoND.
Jack Warner was giving a lunch.
The guest Of honor was Joan Craw-
ford. The principal speaker, that
master of the American language
Michael Curtiz. The occasion-the
conclusion of Mildred Pierce" star
ring Miss Crawford.
when started directing Mildred
PIERCE" said Mike carefully, 81
was warned that my star was diff
ficut woman. So I said to myself
'Okay, Joan Crawford, I will be more
difficult And no one can be quite
as difficult as the sweet Mr.. Curtiz
when he wants to be difficult. Every
time Joan opened her mouth to
speak, I shut her up. Every sug-
gestion she made, I said No before
she could make it. I just kept wait
ing for her to be difficult and tenn
peramental. She never was. Joan
Crawford's my baby!"
Rub out the baby" says Joan
II don't want to be confused with
Baby Bacall!" I'm having tea with
Joan in her Brentwood home and
We are talking about her career
past, present and future-mostly
future.
She Still Amazes.
After 20 years as a top movie star
Joan Crawford remains the most
amazing gal in Hollywood. She still
is vltally interested in remaining a
star and in making good as star
Every day Joan reports to her old
studio, Metro, for an hours session
with the voice and drama coach
She just wants to get better and
better at her chosen trade.
And why not?" the lady wants tc
know. Every good doctor and law
yer keeps studying the newest i'm
provements in their line, so why
shouldn't an actress? Methods OF
acting keep changing, and what was
fine yesterday is old-fashioned to-
day, and I don't want to get old
fashioned I would think that this
is the reason why Joan is the only
member of the 1925 Hollywood class
still in the star business, and after
her fine performance in Mildred
Pierce" is very much in demand by
the better producers.
Cuole 1OulQlIlS wants me TO &c
play in New York" says Joan
And Hal Wallis wants to sign her
for a Paramount picture. But ]
think my next one will be for War
ners again and I want Mike to direct
me. My contract with Warmers is
for one picture year. In Mildred
Pierce I played a mother, and be-
fore I get typed into mother parts
l want to do great love story, not
a silly ingenue thing, but real love
story, playing my own age"
Because of Joan's early start in
pictures, she is sometimes made
older than she is. According to the
Motion Picture Almanac, Joan is
81. With a minimum of makeup
Joan contrives to look about "a. Her
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Todav's Schedules
CAPITOL-"A ROYAL Scanda

CAPITOL-"A Royal Scandal:
1:40, 4;30, 7:25 and 1920
pm. Stage shows: /, $50,
Gas and $40 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Picture of Do
rian Gray: 12:45, 2:45, 5,
tbs and 9:35 pm.
EARLE Having Wonderful
Crime: 12;45, 3. Sis. 7:3O
and 10 pm. Stage shows:
2:05. 4:25. $40 and 9:10 pm.
KEITH Tarzan and the
Amazons": 1:45, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and GAS pm.
L I T I'll E-"The Constant
Nymph": /, 3:05, Sis, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
METROPOLITAN - Roughly
Speaking: lao, APO, 7 and
$40 pm.
PALACE Diamond Horse
shoe: 2, 4:30, 7:O5 and $40
pm.
PIX-"Return of the Ape
Man: /, 3;l5, $50, 7:50 and
1905 pm.
T R AN ST. UX - News and
shorts. Continuous from l
pm.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
me Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Andy Devine is worried about the
five-pint beer mugs made for him
to drink from in Frontier Gal"
Il haven't lifted one that big since
I was in college at Santa Clara, j"
said the 260-pound actor. John
Kodiak, definitely one of the dis
coveries of the past year, was again
rejected by his draft board, and
continues with a career on the up
grade. The Harvey Girls" is his
present engagement. . . If you like
Latin music, watch for Holiday in
Mexico" with Xavier Cugat's Or
chestra, Jose Iturbi. and Ilona Mas
sey to sing and provide the eye
appeal.
Veronica Lake, taking warning
from intervals of delicate health in
the past, plans whole year off with
the birth of her child expected by
her and her husband, Director
Andre Detoth. She's just finished
The Blue Dahlia" with Alan Ladd
Preston Sturges, hampered in his
activities as an independent film
producer by the wartime film short
age, has started new radio pro-
gram. He's the man who did Mir
acle of Morgan's Greek. :. Myrna
Evening star., 1945-06-03
A Strain of Sadness
Rp Jaw Carmodv

would say that any single
development was the best thing that happened
comedy, opera and the like thing beyond
the discovery that the most promising
on with book that bears resemblance life 1t has not
resulted in the complete banshment of the dashng hero
with lyric tenor voice the
hey are st around but not Tor long, except IN the case
OF theudent prince and his Katy old Franz Schubert
Blossom Time" They exceptions, profitable
The movies still take pretty lamentable
stitutes substantial They
that one about backstag life with its bana eaous and
sc1 orua COMEDY touches The teacher happily has forgotten
such material and adopted usty variation which
allow the very eyes
was Tot long that the worst thing that happened the
villain merely the huiatng loss of the heroine which usually
seemed to this commentator better luck than the fellow de-
served
"CarouseIs" HeroS Shot.
great
"Carouse that Iiom Billy Bigelow allowed to die
Hollywood could not have
he bns hut The ooaer Gnds pdrion ize tho circumstance
moral rather heghten the dramatic effect
the brightest assets of
adaptation fantasy The customers away
quite upfted feeling having emotional workout
altogether had been taught to expect
that life is
thing music of course was 5hoWboat
Things nearly in that excerpt from the
audiences fairly reveed
in WeChedneSs The
fanacay successful but inspired no other
rrodce of it's time sprinkle their meodc pieces with such
of reality.
"Narnka" Formula
"Manka' coming to Tuesday for fonghts
engagement Broadway, will be interesting to
standpoint of the trend We are completely IN
the far the musical with the Mayehng
Inflated love for little
carried the logical conclusion OF
their deaths probably suicide hunting lodge to
the Oal became entirely too tough
life the motion picture and Maxwell An
deons play did will further than most
opeas dared If does not audiences are likely to
leave a feeling stronger than Tut, tut
Even pieces primarily gitter-Which on
todays Hollywood look Tectnicolor laures
make proper that life is all beer and
skitte nor even your brand of cigarettes
An illustration hght-hearted fable
Michael Up Park" MI. Todds piece offers
apparently combination in the form of
Cinderella By writing the laws being
silly girl however, but and marry rich
dope recommendation that he always has been ire
sstible vice versa?
Cinderella Takes Wrong Road.
Strengthened the end but there is differ
ence between straight from her place beside
is the eXWife OF
There the slightest damage to Todds tale
to be with all that
New York's errant early politics.
"Oklahoma!' O course will 60 lot of books the
folk which set the fashion for
realism % of such works.
In historical accuracy
as exciting the fact that there such
thing as opinion between those who wanted
those who thought
should remain gigantic pasture for their cattle.
indeed musicals will have social sig
nife
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Like a Fish Story
BY the Associated Press.
~ w 1F1 He u Z 7 sT7'7'
HOLLYWOOD.


HOLLYWOOD.
Rare tropical plants grew so rap
idly under movie set conditions that
they became production problem
on the Uncle Harry" set. The plants
are in a sunroom where Geraldine
Fitzgerald does many of her scenes
After several weeks shooting, they
had grown noticeably in size. and
younger plants had to be substituted
as the story time only covers a few
days. Since the temperature on the
set could not drop below SIS degrees
for the plants, the lights were kept
OH at night to warm the set. The "a
hour cycle of light and heat did the
trick, producing go per cent more
growth than normal.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Hollywood, but Briefly

! 10y. back for another film, Is house
hunting. Irony in this is that Myrna
has had several beautiful homes here
in times past, but sold them when
she retired from films several years
ago to become New Yorker and
Mrs. John Hertz.
Twentieth Century-Fox announces
that the 1t. I. D. Richardson book
American Guerrilla in the Philip
pines" will be filmed entirely in
Puerto Rico. After a two-year
absence, Carole Lands returns to
the screen in THE Spider" at Doth
Fox
Evening star., 1945-06-03
From Pirate to ulpit
Is Easy for Laughton
BY the Associated Press
7 7 tDos
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
Charles Laughton's Bible readings
are well known to his friends. He'll
offer TO do them in a casual way
anywhere and anytime. Any one who
has heard him is anxious for a re-
peat, for he does it beautifully. It's
often on his request list at the
nearby service hospitals
Most recent engagement was a
really pulpit affair. In the North
Glendale Methodist Church, Laugh
ton gave his most successful Scrip
ture reading to date. Barbara Brit
ton, film player. is an admirer of
Laughton's and arranged the invita-
ton to do the reading, as she is a
member of that congregation. Week
days, he plays Captain Kidd"
Evening star., 1945-06-03
44th Street Boasts
OF Musical Hits
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK.
With seasonal switching of thea
ters, since some Broadway houses do
not have air conditioning, Forty
fourth street. now is the street of
musical hits. with more big mu-
steals in one block than at any
other time in Broadway's history.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT to locate
here. Will do part time book
keeping. Box 627, CO Post-Press.
5-22
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16

ITS ACRES leased for vegetables
until July 1916 at $35 per acre.
Very nice buildings on place.
Price $4,000. Ranch is nicely
drained. Located SW of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16
l3-Rooms for Rent

A vacant room Is unpatriotic Fiji
your vacancy by renting through q
For Rent" ad. Phone 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16

TWO BEDROOM HOUSE with
double garage. Corner lot located
near school. Includes rugs and
curtains. 744 Paulin, Calexico. 5-18
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16
SELLING BEAUTIFUL
SANDALWOOD HOME

SELLlNIJ BEAUTIFUL
SANDALWOOD HOME
Owner leaving Valley and will
give possession within 80 days.
LARGE 8 bedroom home, hard
wood floors throughout, beauti-
full living and dining room very
artistically designed. Superb
kitchen with all modern con-
veniences. Plenty cupboard space,
expansive closets in bedrooms
and hall. Bathroom; shower and
tub. Gas furnace which gives
perfect heating; automatically
controlled. Large garage and
adjoining maids room and wash
room. Large lot profusely COW
cred with shrubbery and trees
which give added attractiveneSs
to this home.
CALL FOR PRICE
AND TERMS
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
IFS No. 5th st. Phone 45-W
5-22
2 BEDROOM HOUSE furnished
Very close in. Immediate possess
sion-S350c. Terms.
KATE OLDHAM
127 No. 9Th Ell Centre
5-23
FOR SALlOne 5 room house; one
2 room house furnished. on same
lot. On Imperial Ave. in Imperial
Price $500. See Mrs. Russell, 311
South Imperial Immediate pos
session. $40
TWO-two bedroom houses furnish
ed, on corner lot 125 K so, for sale.
5000. Contact Box 628, CO Post
Press. 5-22
FOR SALE-Nursery, house, lath
house, equipment, tools. $500 SS1
Main. 5-22
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16

FOR SALE-45O acres on the hiway
west of Brawley. 125 acres in
watermelons, ITS acres in barley.
: Good soft soil and well drained.
Priced for quick SALE C. MUNCEY
6C8 Main. SIG
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16
ls-countY Property-Sole
THREE IN ONE
A WONDERFUL RANCH
A MONEY MAKER AND


A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
That is what the Stafford ranch
IS West of Calexico. Folks if you
are looking for a place to put
those idle dollars to working,
a place where they viii in
crease in value-this is it. 152
acres located in one Of the
choicest spots of the valley one
mile West of Calexico on the
Calexico Seeley highway. No
better soil. Improved with
home that looks like $4,000, with
two bath rooms, tile kitchen,
living room, dining room, two
large bedrooms, and a smaller
bedroom, service porch; also
two smaller houses for help and
lots of hog equipment. This is
not all: There are 55 acres in
full bearing grapefruit; 10 acres
vegetable land rented for $40
per acre, 20 acres alfalfa, some
hog pasture, two pressure pumps,
water piped to yards and hog
lots, good drainage direct into
New River, all for s45 5000.
G.. E. SPROUSE
Exclusive Agent
lis North 5th St., Phone 45-W
So:
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16

WILL DO WASHING and ironing
in my home 766 El Centro Ave.
sig
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16
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FARM IMPLEMENT DEALERS
BRAWLEY, CALF.
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6 bottom Cockshutt Disc Plows
Gasoline & Diesel Hand Pumps.
Gasoline Hose
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Be-Ge Hydraulic Pumps.
Jumbo Hydraulic Scrapers.
Electric Welders.
Ditch Weed Burners.
Jumbo Beet Diggers.
Tractor Tires and Tubes.
Myers Water System.
Portable Water Pumps with mo-
tor. Just what you need to
pump out cesspools or fill
ponds or any pumping job. 6-i
FOR SALE-1945 John Deere pick
up baler by private party. See
Faure Tractor & Equipment Co.,
Ell Centre. 5-23
FOR SALE-Allis Chalmers all crop
harvester. motor-powered and
equipped to sack or bulk. Carl
Eshelman, Cor. of Highline Rd.
Oat canal. Phone Holtville 87l2-J2
SIG
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16

bedroom houses furnish
ed. on corner lot l25 go, for sale.
5000. Contact Box 628, CO Post
Press. 5-22
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16

DUE TO ILL. HEALTH garage bus
mess in my building is closing.
Will be vacant and for rent June
1st, See Bob Van Der Linden, 49F
State, Phone 500. 5-19
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16
you Can Talk Man Classified Ads TO Thousands
ls-city Properly for Sole

AS-0AtX E1OkSSkty lO1 0x4S
TWO BEDROOM
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Located ON Len Rey Ave. Hard
wood floors throughout; back
yard fenced. Completely furn-
ished, including drapes. Venet-
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stove; water heater and refrig-
orator. Total selling price s7750.
Terms.
CAL RECTOR
lis So. 9th Phone 237
5-l9
LARGE DUPLEX dwelling, 8 blks
from business center. Partly fur
nished. electric stove, electric re-
frigerator, 2 electric water heat
ers, and other furniture. This is
good investment or you can
make it a home. live in one and
rent the other. Attractive. Price
$4,000. Terms.
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
lis N. 5th st. Phone 45-W
5-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16
w. E. Hancock
SINCE 1914

1.-The Farm Land Man"
Says, IF sick or in Jail get a
doctor or a lawyer, but if inter
ested in farm land to BUY
LEASE-SELL, my thirty years
experience in Imperial Valley
should enable me to be of SER
vice to you. Let's talk it over.
Office and residence ON farm
IL miles west of Court house
on Main. Phone 689. You may
have to leave word and let me
contact you, as I am farming
considerable acreage Of my own
and in the last 80 days have
sold 4 farms for others in ex-
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LET ME HELP YOU ALSO.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-16

&C ACRES in alfalfa, now in full
production. Nice location, well
drained. Price SITS per acre. Pos
N session at close of sale.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

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oeren 8iloung min6eltens bunoerttau-
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observation-disclosures?
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Zig in iene S6t6ten bineingerieten,
ooer faas ite nidt ettpa gar bon Mr.
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