The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-26
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HOLLYWOOD, Jan. % - wotzls about Jane Wyman asking Warner Brothers to guarantee her months off each year as marriage insur. ance2" Tom (Jinx's brother) Falkenburg, just out of the serv- Ice B being screen l-tested Credit Belita with nice gesture; she's do- mated her London home to the Brit- fish Government Co use as an orphan- age for kids who lost their parents if1 the blltz Answer to a com- mon question asked by fans: will RogerS famous polo pony. Snip, is now living in clover on a Colorado ranch hear Ida Lupino has sold her first original screen yarn for the neat price of e2O,0O0l
 Actress Leona Maricle is readying q divorce action against Louis Jean Heydt, who screen-clicked in They Were Dependable" Jack Benny plans to spend the next summer enc tertaining troops in the Pacific area "a laudable plan that should be fol- lowed by more top-flighters On Doc Stork's list: Mayris (Mrs. Her. shey Martini Chaney, the Sc T Fran. cisco dancer who made he ,lii.- T aS Mrs. r. D. R.'s protege.
 The religious picture cycle ;, T 9et another spoke if Director v1.l.ie 1T Wilder persuades studio bosses to let him re-film the Charles Sheldon M. Sheldon classic, "In His Steps" Despite those announc sments that Peggy Cummins is set for the role, 2Oth Century is still testing pos sible "Ambers' Divorcing: Bill shannon, the RKo white hope, and his studio officer worker spouse
 PREvIEW NIGHTS: Pic of the week: RKO's Tomorrow Is Forever (Claudette Colbert-Orson weiles- George Brent). Enoch Arden type drama, chock full of heart throbs FOR YOUR PREFERRED LIST: 20th Century -Foxs Shock Vincent Price-Lynn Bari-Frank Latimore). A high voltage crime thriller that's all the title promises
 GOOD: Republics "A Guy Could Change" (Allan Lane-Jane Frazee- Wallace Ford). As sentiment tai as an old love letter, the kind you like to re-read 2Oth Gen. tury-Fox'S Behind Green Lights (Carol Landis-William Gargan) Hurly-burly melodrama that will get a go-ahead signal from action fans SO-SO: Monographs "The Face of Marble" CJohn Carradine-C Claudia Drake). As fantastic as a Dick Tracy adventure Columbia's Song of the Prairie" (Gen Curtis-June Storey). A cowboy musical with a lot of sour notes BEST PER TORRANCE: OrSon Weiles in "To- morrow Is Forever A genius" lives Up to his press notices.
 June Haver'S announcement that she will retire from the screen in ten years (she's now 10 made me smile. I've heard many stars make similar announcements-but have yet to see one live up to the avowed intention. It's my guess that Miss HaveT-n she's lucky-will be ir there, come 1856, battling for bigger parts and more money, and that she'll be doing the same thing in l06C If she can hang on that long. IT Hollywood, you can sell a star any, thing excepting the belief that she through.
 Jack (Ginger Rogers husband Briggs tells me that he's induce RKO bosses to waive their claim oI his services, and that he's quittinI pictures to have a try at a radit career. In the case of most youns actors of his stature, such a decision would not rate much comment, bu in his, it's easy to ready plenty be, hind the lines. Miss Rogers, as on, Of the industry's biggest stars, coulc undoubtedly, and effortlesSly, ge- hin. good screen breaks. In turnirlc his back on easy screen success, ht is also throwing overheard the ben. eft of her influence. Personally. ] think he deserves a lot of resDect