davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-05
Realization
KLANISM ARISES FROM GRAVE.

Ferry crosses are again blazing in Geor.
gla, Tennessee, Alabama and Florida. Not
only their favorite purge, anti-semitism,
and anti'Catholic and "White Supremacy"
are returning, but newly added anti CIO
policies with them.
1t has been a peaceful few years while
the knights of the KU KLUX KHAN,
inc" have slept. Now with their return
as a powerful organization of illegal rep
ute, we are faced with a grave danger,
which can envelop us in corruption and
force us into a state of civil confusion such
as the nation have never known, since the
horrid Civil War.
Shouting the password, "Save America
on May 9th, a public ceremony was held
on Stone Mountain; a directive to all A
mericans, that the Khan is once more on
the war path.
The conspiratorial movement by the K.
K. K, is very closely following the same
pattern as Hitler did, in almost conquering
the European continent.
Prejudices are dwelt upon, Hate and
intolerance built up to the public eye, eau
sing disorder and chaos among the doubt
full
divide and Conquer, also the shrewd.
ness of their leaders in waiting till the
country was in the throes' of a tardy re-
conversion, wherein confusion, strikes and
mistreated veterans were the inevitable
climax to the past conflict.
They've waited until they were assured
of public attention before striking out, for
if ever public sentiment was in their favor,
this country of ours would be faced with
q cataclysm of unheralded precedence.
Hitlerism, Nazism, had no graver con-
sequence than that which will be realized
in accepting Klanism.
Hitler professed the belief of super>men;
that those of German blood were endowed
with supreme arrogance.
Klanism, accords the doctrine of "White
Supremacy, that the Caucasian race are
the only people capable and deserving to
have a voice in the management and cleo
tons of our nation.
THIS IS THE SAME ATTRIBUTE AS
NAZISM!
Hitler was anti>Semitic to the point of
persecution and mass anniliation.
Klanism is also anti-Semitic. Their per-
s%ecution of Jews, has not reached a severe
climax as yet, but where there's fire some,
one is sure to burn.
THESE ARE THE ATTRIBUTES OF
NAZISM!
Hitler openly prosecuted the Catholic
Church, refusing them the rights to prac'
tice, enslaving them with the creed that
the only Lord was the state.
Klanism, is anti Catholic, need one say
more on this cruel and atheistic stand
point?
THESE ARE THE ATTRIBUTES OF
NAZISM!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17
'NotAThinu'
New In S0ft
Coal Strike
Truman Arbitration
Plan Is Rejected
By UNIV, Operators

WashinctJn, Nav lt.-CtP)-
Th" White House TO-DAY report
ed there is mot thing" new in
the dcadlockc soft COZ! con-
t.""' ~" citations
President Truman, rchuficd
on to the threatened nationwide
rails strike which would hat
.4Iv> ciicnt II cUat from minrS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA

Mostly cloudy tonight and
Saturday. Showers tonight and
Saturday. Continued warm to
night, cooler Saturday.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
Europa oon euro
pdern" -8emeeuno
scu europa pom Scr SrcmNbcrriAoft bcircien, Nas
RcAtc MIR Cit vpIas it, amf Sent IiA Nas fom.ntMniItis
IAc HMslanN nit sem hcAfapitoliitiIdcn 2lmcrifa
b~c0comct"

miro olsgeiitbrt, in lnfuerltonotgen
&reiien 5lpei Gori6l1ge oisfutiert:
Der cine periteift lid ouf Die
@eiterfiibrung einer gemdBigten, je-
0od) capitalization 8eleai6uTtSor0-
rlllng" .f16rt Der 8eri6t fort, ,,oer
onoere IGBt ieine @eigrng gum So
8ialiSmls nidt o%erfennen. @emaB
0ieier 8IGne nun ieien oie SrOuitrie-
be3irfe 2uremburgs, Sranfreits,
8elgiens, Soaon0s uno 8eltoeutid=
lanos - o9ne jeoe Qlusiidt, fir lid
ielber 0aour6 politiide unnbbongig-
felt all er6alten - nnter Die Hon-
trone zines @irti6aftsrates 5u tel
len, ser lid aus 8ertretern Der 0ar-
an beteiligten 2anOer 3uiammenlebt.
Dieler @ermnltungsrat bat Die Der
telling 0es &obmoterials uno Die
aontroae Ser Broouftion 81 ge-
m6brleilten.
oOie beioen eben a%ngefilbrten
unterldeioen iid eigentlid le-
in iolgenoen @elidtspunften:
8ertreter Der io5ialiitilhen
&idtung idla9en Dor, bob Die aus
ihlaggebenoe &oae in einem ioldeil
germaltungsrnt Sen @euerfidoften
3ufaaen uirD er Der 6iibrung 6raiif-
reifs unteriteIt meroen ion; Die
onoeren 3ieben eS Dor, Die &ontroae
III 0en @1noen Der Sroultrie, ollo
ser 9eIiBer, ODER Der beteift8fen
Staaten 81 piifen, uno mlnihen.
oaB Die 6ibrung england 5ufomme.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
&OOieOelt, Snu
luer0en ~entla1tet

@aibington Cine Wtebrbeit
0es Gearl @nrbor AuslAuIles loa
entidieoen baben, onB iomobl Die
ELECTROMAGNETIC ais all9 Ieitefloe
Wtilitors III @albington fiir Die
mongelbafte Mbpe6r oes iopnniiden
auf Hearl @orbor 3li tn-
0eln lin0.
@enerolmoior @olter Short un0
9G0miral @1sbanb 6. &immel En-
bielten Don Maibington nid)t iene
au~Srei6euoen Snformationen Die
lie bitten erbalten ioaeiL miro im
glusiduBberidt angebli6 feltgeltellt.
Son ben 8c6n Senatoren uno ab-
%geor0netel1, Die ben NuSiAuB biGoen,
iollen adt Den Beriht unter3eihnet
baben, lDelAer ben beritorbenen Yrd-
ii0enten &ooiepelt uno oen ebema-
ligen StnatsiefretGr Gor0ea SPILL
BON je9liAer oirefter 8ernntmor-
tung fir 0as Hearl Sarbor llngliif
freiipri6t.
Ser umfongreidle 8eridt Ser in
Oieier @o1e sur &enntnis Der Del
fentlidfeit gebraht weroen ion,
Oriidt ongebIi6 ole lle6er8eltgiiig
aus, 0aB GooiebeIt unO Sun Die
n%otpenoigen Anor0mingen getrof-
fen babeil, uni Die 8laBfommanoan=
ten in 8earl &arbor bon Der &riegs-
gefobr i'm Stinen S5ean in &enntnis
ieben 8u laiien.
Nod lit ser Sn6alt Oes Nus
id)uBberidtes ein @ebeimnis.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19

@ngIGnOer Ieien pble9mutilder. lie
bleiben germ 3ltbmrie, lie laiien
Iid) ibre all5iige aus gliten Stof=
len ntaden un0 tragen lie Dis
81 ibren1 3o0e ~ o0er lpeni9itens
bis CUR it16iten &abl. gCber Der
Mmerifuiter mlB olles feu 6oben.
Selten bat er it'd an eifte @ob
nutrg 9epo6nt, mern er nidt i6on
oltf Der Slde nod elmer neller
lit. lln0 Oieie nelte lnliB init ooIl-
fott1teu llelien M0beln ollsgeltottet
merOen. Die alien meroen megge-
lporfen.
ltneingeI6rGnftes Sob Ipenoet
gbreftbrg Der omerifoniihen 2ito-
ratur. @ier3u erfldrt er: IS
ipiir0e beute ldmer bolten IN
8eIteurppu Gihter qpie Seeming
lpoD, 6aulfner, Steinbed 1lu0
Galomell y o0er Elm paar dn0ere,
Ole id nenneil fOnute, gu fin-
0en."
gr gtbt ST. oaB IS fiir i'm
idmer NOR, Amerifa gu beriteben:
,,aonpli5ierte teAnilde @rungen-
iAaiten Derbergen oft Elm einfa-
Dies @er3. gl6er an0erieitS per
birgt @irfa6beit oft cine uner-
martete 8er3piftbeit.~
SIM Stuate 5enneIiee, Der aus
ge3eihnete Bibliotbefen uno Ga
borotorien bei1Be, apiirOe @roieiio-
rem geiogt, lie b1tten nidt oas
&edt, Die @oofutionstbeorie 8u
lebren.
0effentlide Dinners 6eitreibt
gbrenburg nit folgenOen @prten:
SD por Del iol6en @aihn1blern
8ugegen. 3uerit foute ieOer in aaer
Gle an Sii6nern berlurl. Gam
'bielten &eoner LANCE anipraheu.
gonnh iang cine 3ome ientimen-
tole 2ieOer un0 gum S6luB
ma6te eill @eiitlider cine Solnl-
lung fir wobltdtige 3iuede.~
0er @eidiftsuaterridt lei nid)t
in allen Staten gleid, urlO Ser
lSinn fiirs Siitoriihe weroe oft
Iourd Die 8etonltng Don 9llrgen-
blidsereignilien iiberidnttet.
Sir Sen ourhinntttlihen 9lme-
%rifaler Iiegen fait cine Dala3e
@eididtspode 54piiden Ser Mor-
gen : uno Nben05eitung. An1 Noh-
forne er lid oeIien nidt
mebr genau erinnerfl, mas i'm
am Morgen 10 aufregte.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
@brenburg
iber Mmerifa

Mofsou. Ser rullii6e Sour
naliit uno Shriftiteller Slja Oh
renburp, ser bon elmer &un0rei-
Ie ourdJ Die Ser. ,Staaten, lpobin
er eingeloOen mor0en mar, bier
fer 3llriidgefebrt lit, bat leine
@inOrilde itber Mtuerifa in einell
Mrtifel in Der 3eitung ~oSslpetIn"
nieOergele9t.
Sic @auptplnfte Der Beobod)-
tllngen @~brenbures iino Die usln-
betung" oes Collars, ole i6arfen
@egenidBe innerbosb ser uS., OaS
@el6id Der amerifoniiden Ne8er,
0aS bobe Hipeou Der anerifani=
id,en 2iteratur un0 Der @egeniab
5piif)en Dem oltrhlfnittliden atne-
rifoner ult0 Dem 0urdidnittli6en
@~ngIGnOer.
g9renburg fottmt 5n Der Shl1B-
fo%lgerung, es lei ltnnogli6 Die
mooerne 8elt 81 Uerlteben obne
Imerifa 81 u%eriteben.
8e5iiglif Der @egerabe innerbaIb
Der llSN lpeiIt er nuf Die NelD Yor-
fer 8olfenfraser bin, ole geogra=
pbid) gerdfiertigt ieien. Genn
SEEM Yorf lei cine rieiengroBe
StaOt auf elmer fleinen Sniel.
Aber anoerieitS f0nna man in ben
fleiniten @roOin5itaoten Elm paar
fleine BoIfenfrober finOen, Die
bon tauienoen uon einitodigen
8ebau0en lngeben ieien.
Ser uHropinJiolisfmiS" AIneri-
.fos bat @6renburgs @ritouten Der
Dor9erufen. Gr 'fiibrt ols Elm Bel
ipiel 0nfir OaS 3uiammentreffen
NIT elmer @rltppe propin5ieller
n@lie0erplippen" an, Die 0nDon
iiber5eugt moren, ooB man nit
5ilfe Der Esperanto : Spra9e Die
Atorn6pmbe unihd0lif MAIDEN fon-
ne.
9llllu]lllu Ger J~IQllelTruBe De=
font @%brenburg, oaB er in allen
Ieilen Oes 2anoeS 9rgnniiationert
our 8erteioigung ser &ehte Der
Neger gefun0en bate. EroBoem
babe er I'M Stdate Ntiiiiliippi
einen BlantngenbeIiber g%etroffen,
Der ibm iagte: ,J@eidopfe NIT
idmar3er @nut iino I'M ollgemei-
men feline Meniden." 8eoer oos
&a0io nod mooerne 2ifftungsan-
lagen bqtten einen ginoruf oltf
Die @eOdibfen oieies Sflabenbal-
tiers gemaht.
Ser groBte @egeniab gum 0urf-
ihnittlihen Mmerifnner lei mobI
Der ourdidnittli9e gngldnoer. Die
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
Klcmtpcrcr OaitsDi
gent Int 8aNcn> 8nNcn

@ooen- 8aoen Nad 13jd6riger
9(6meienbeit lit ser i'm Sabre 1888
nad amerifo ousgeipan0erte Girl
gent Otto &lemperer mieoer nod
europa ~gefonnen. gr gnb in 8o-
0en@ooen elm @aitfpn5ert, 0as lid
3u einem mnbren Griumpb fiir ibil
geitaltete. &orber bate er bereitS
in 6ranfreih uio Stolien einige
SDmpboniefon3erte geleitet.
Sci Ieinem aon5ert I'M bieiigen
&%urbauie bra6te ct pornebmlid)
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19

@erfe BON @lld, Sonegger, 0io5ort
mo 8eet6open Is. 5pmpbonie) 6t
@eb0r, unO 5mor nit Dem groBen
9rhelter Oes ,,SiiOmeitfunfs.~
IS NOR oos erite Mnl, Dob elmer
Der 9roBen Oeutl6en 9irigentetl. Oie
OurA ben Halienwabniinn oes SEQ.
~8isnlus aus ibrer Oeutihen Seinlnt
getrieben ipor0en lDarell, mieoer in
einem 0elitiden &on5ertlaale En-
ldlien.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
Nnte SnlNaten erniprNet

8aridau - Seds rniiiide Sui
baten, Die bOn elmer pOlniiden &Gn-
berbanOc nabe Snblin nus cimem
3ng entfibrt wnrber, iunrSen brn-
tai ermOrOet, iuOmit bic GAIL Der
iu66remb bes MonatS ermur0etem
rmHilden Solbaten in Yolem % err
reift. Mnd bic bielen SnOenmprOe
merOen anf bas &OntO Der &anber-
banOe 9eiekt.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19

~9lttentGter aeimAt

Irieit n GOO amfgebradte ante.
rifnniide SOlbaten in OOler Gampf-
ansriiltnng nnO Idnfberciten Sc
lueBren nmo MtaiAinenseiuebren IN
den Oas Srteiter Nebiet mad ben
&eriibern zines 6interbGltisen lleber-
falls an, bel ueldem 9icnstng a6enO
Elm Mmerifaner getOlet, 5uei Der-
iunnOet mnrben. %iele SGnier wnr-
ben Onr6lmdt.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
2lnfrnbr IN Nfpnt

&Om Autrn6r, Streifs unS
0eiualttatisfeiten nebmen in gaus
Stalien az nnO bel 9emOnitratiOnen
fir Nrbeit, b6bere GObne, before
Nabrnng nnS gegen ben fir Stalien
bDrseseidneten iSrie6ens : Ncrtrag
iunrOen bier 5iuei Menidcn setOtet
unO biele Derlett.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19

8nibington Bon Ger Dtoglid),
felt einer Dellfi6en 8irtidoitSfato.
ltropbe I'M beoorite9enoen 8inter
iprod Der republifanii6e Senator
Banoenberg GDtidigon) in leiner
&eoe iiber Yerlauf uno @%rgebniIie
Der Barrier AilBenminiiter @on-
feren5. @leid5eitig forOerte er
&uBlnnO nuf, ,,Oie einfa6e 8obr-
belt" 81 perltebetl, oaB Elm onnerbnf-
ter @eltirieoen nir er5ielt ruer0en
fam, nenn Gullen ullo Amerifoner
an Die STEELE oes gegenmdrtigen
MiBtrouens uno Der ~gegenleitigen
acknowledgement cine ieite 6reltno-
Idnit ieben.
Ger Senator aus Wti6igan malte
ieinen Senotsfollegen Elm idllDar5es
Bilo Der @egenidbe auf Der 8ortier
&onferen3 Der gluBenminiiter Der
pier @roBm1dte. 8ieier &onferen3
bot er als Berdter Oes dmerifuni-
ld)en Stuotsiefretdrs beigefuobnt.
9(ber in ieiuem 8eridt gibt es
and eini0e boffnun9spole Nln5eihens
u@e0ul0, Sartnddigfett, 5eitigteit
unO iauberes Spiel f0nnen es DEM
oitliden aomnulismus nno Der
meittihen Eemofrntie erntogliHen,
cine gemeininme ulio freun0idaftlihe
,@runOlage gu finOen~ iagter er.
GonSenberg belt ieine &eoe in
elmer 8lenariitung oes Senats, Die
altBeroroentlih gut beiuht mar. Die
3u9orertribiinen lporen iiberfiiat.
Ser 8rieoen bdngt nod Ieiner
Aniidt BON 0rei 8iugen OBJ:
y o@irflamfeit nnO 3%uoerl1iiig-
felt Der 8ereinten gentionen in 6ra-
gen Der @erehtigfeit, ole mlttig
ourh Die folleftipe Siderbeit geitiibt
peroen muB."
p .,9ltontbpmben ullo 6bnlide
8nffen fir cine pl0blihe INTO maft-
poae WaIlen5erltorung mitllen INT
geieblid erfl1rt un0 einent liidetl-
lolen Spitem poaitdnOiger 9iidiplin
unteriteat lperOen."
3 oglufbolt elmer 5uoerlolligen
unO perbiirgten 5reunoidnft 5pi-
lAen groBen uno fleinen yeationen
beionoers nber 5miiden Der groBen
Union So5ioliitiiher Somjetrepll-
blifen uno ben eroBen 8ereinigten
Stoaten bon Amerifo."
I'M oieie .3iele 81 erreiden, iubr
Ser Setlotor tort, miilien Die 8ltIlen
be9reifen, ooB Die Y~ereinigten Stao-
ten oas Heft Der 8ulien ahten, lid
3t regieren, mie es ibnen paBt",
nnoererieitS nber ourauf belteben
miiiien, oaB oieies 3e6t aud fiir lie
uno fiir anoere 9eationen gilt.
Mosfou miilie begreifen, Dab
oie'@ ereinigten Staoten Die 9roBte
Mnitrengun9 MAIDEN, fir ale 3eiten
militdriide angrfffe oils5uidalten,
oumit Der Mtilitorismils ME mieoer
Elm fSlud fiir Die 8elt merOen Tonne.
8eiter miiiien Die Huiien uiiIer,
Dab Die Amerifnner cine ufortl6ritt-
Iihe uno aufgefldrte 3uiommenar.
belt" nit nnoeren Hntionen miln-
iherL niemals aber gu ~@ntIdeioun-
gen ugetrieben o0er ge6luilngen"
merOen fonnen uno niemalS ,,menif-
lihe 3edte uno grlinoidblide 6rei-
beiten irgenomo in Ser 8elt" gum
@egenitano Oes @dnoels MAIDEN
meroen.
u0fienfunOige WteinnngSgegen-
i1Be~ beitanoen auf Der Barrier
Observation-Disclosures 5milden Den
Tereinigten Stdnten @%roBbritnn-
MEN, 6ranfreid uno &uBlano iiber
Die 3ufunft 9eutihlonos, erflarte
8a~noenberg in leiner &eoe.
Auf Der einen Seite be6eidnete es
Der frap6oiiide 9uBenminiIter ais
,,unoenfbar~, Dab Dor @lblnuf Dieler
Sabre cine oeutihe 3entroluerpnl-
tung 6ugelniien nno Deuti6lano
iiber6oupt onoers ais ein lofer
Stanten6unO organiiiert meroen
fonne.
..gluf Der onoeren Seite melOete
Der ruiiiihe AuBenminiiter Wolotop
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
Wfihailppitd hinaeriftet

8elsra6 General 9raja Wti-
~6ailDoitdD mm6 nenn Ieiner Mitamge-
flngten bel Dem jngOilaDiIden
&riegsDerbre6cr : Gru5eE mnrOen
MittiuOdj in %Dlitrefing Der bon
einem MilitGrseridt iuesen 6pd-
uerats perbdngten SOOesitrafe err
I6Diiem.
Evening star., 1946-04-18

Ine atmosphere OF an African nigh
club where the intrigue is so thicl
you could not cut it with a machete
or may be even the blade of a bull.
dozer. 1t gives Miss Montez 6
chance to wear a new wardrobe, one
item of which makes her look like 8
porcupine whose mother was mer-
maid, but on the whole the change
seems to have been a mistake. Miss
Montez seemed more at home, as
distinct from '"at ease" among the
old fauna and flora.
X X X
l.. 1t is never quite clear just what
Miss Montez is doing in "Tangier
Unfortunately, the same murk seems
to envelope such others of the cast
as Robert Paige, Preston Foster, and
Louise Allbritton.
The impression, which is never
more than whispily that, is that the
heroine is femme who wants to be
fatale to a certain mystery man
whom she thinks to be living in
Tangier. Using herself as bait, she
floats through the life of the pre-
sumably sinful city, hoping to snag
the fellow under any circumstances
That she does not catch him does
not reflect upon her allure, for the
script sees to it that every one else
goes mad about her.
The maddest of the lot is her
Spanish dancing partner. That's Ra-
mon, of course. Ramon does not
have chance. The one with the
chance is Col. Jose Artiago, a Nazi
type for all his Spanish name. He
is crafty and cruel, and obviously not
to be trusted, but Maria is the type
who knows how to handle herself in
situation like that. The third of
Miss Montez's conquests is the war
mentioned away back
there in the fourth paragraph. He
is the American go-getter type, full
of practical jokes and a devil-may-
care quality that keeps Miss Montez
teetering between knitting him or
marrying him.
Even before the characters are
fully identified in the early footage
of "Tangier,' YOU know every twist
the plot is going to take and there
is never a moment of doubt in your
Evening star., 1946-04-18
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
National-"Hamlet": $50 pm.

National-"Hamlet": $50 pm.
Screen.
CapitOl-"Bad Bascomb":: 1O:4s
a m, 1:35, 4:25. tbs and 1905 pm
Stage shows: los, 3:55. GAS and
9:35 pm.
COlumbia-"S Sentimental Journey:
11:25 am, 1:35, 1925, $50, 7::3O and
9:35 pm.
Earle-"Bandit of Sherwood For
est: II am, lis, 3:35. $40, 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
Hippodrome-"32 Rue Mont
martre":: 2:25, AIS, sos. 7:55 and
$40 pm.
Keith's-"Tangier':: 11:15 am,
1:25. 3:35, $40. 7:50 and 10 pm.
Little-"Waltz Time: 11:l5 am.
1:20, 1925, $50, TAO and $50 pm.
MetropOlitan-"S Saratoga Trunk:
1l:15 am, 1:50, 4:30. 7:05 and GAS
pm.
Palace-"The Virginian": 11:25
a M, 1:30, 3:35, $40, 7:45 and $50
pm.
Pix-"Sign of the Cross: 2:10
SIS and 9:25 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1946-04-18

40-acre ranch, planted cactus Ill
around, then turned her LOOSE"
released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance1
Evening star., 1946-04-18

Even before the characters are
fully identified in the early footage
of "Tangier,' YOU know every twist
the plot is going to take and there
is never a moment of doubt in your
Evening star., 1946-04-18

seven sins. Cities of seven sins
sound pretty limited in what they
have to sell, even in the sin line.
Cudgel the brain as one would
there was no answer to these ques-
tlons short of seeing "Tangier, ~
which opened yesterday at Keith's
So, we saw 'Tangier"
And, having seen "Tangier," we
tire in position to say that what
Miss Montez and her lips found in
the city of seven sins was a dis
credited, or secondhand, war cor
respondent. He was distinctly the
seedy type, living by his wits which
were also little seedy, and why
Miss Montez would want him is
more than the mind was made to
comprehend. Why he should want
Miss Montez is considerably more
obvious, although she is hardly the
type an idealist would want to take
home as a souvenir.
Actually, in spite of those hot
words in that cold type, "Tangier"
turns out to be just what you ex-
pected. What you expected it to be,
OF course, is another of those shoddy
charades which Universal Pictures
makes when it gets the feeling that
since 1t is paying Maria, it might as
Well put her in a movie.
OF late, she has been cast in jun
gle epics in which she wears a
sarong and looks rather enticing
popping up among the fern fronds
and other jungle undergrowths.
"Tangier' takes her out of that
environment. 1t transplants her in
Evening star., 1946-04-18
Miss Montez Stages Her Act,
This Time in Murky Tangier
By Joy Cormody

In cold type the hot words flashed from the
the irresistible
could not win in the
Monz
looking a a But
looking it was in the cy of
Evening star., 1946-04-18
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD

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Clifton Webb is plot happy-but
has no house to live in. Il bought
two plots of land at the beach
last August" Clifton tells me in his
dressing room at Goth Century, Fox.
And then a few months ago I
bought another lovely site in Bev-
erly Hills. But I can't get any build
ing materials. So yesterday, I
bought q house. But people are still
in it, and I don't know when I can
move in" Webb also owns an eight
and-a-half-acre estate in Green
wich, Conn. Its a white elephant"
he tells me. and he'll sell when he
goes East in the summer.
At George Jessel's party, Mickey
Rooney was telling every one that
his wife is the best straight man"
he's ever had, but at recent pre-
view, when the announcer wanted to
bring the girl to the microphone to
say few words to the fans, Mickey
cracked, "One personality in the
family is enough" He means him.
self. :. John Garfield says he holds
the record in suspensions at War;
ners-"eleven in seven years." I
think that Humphrey Bogart can
top Garfield Lucille Ball, in
Easy to Wed" with Van johnson
and Esther Williams, has told her
Metro bosses that she will make no
more pictures for another six
months. She can afford to vacation
with Husband Desi Arnaz in New
York and California. Linda Dar-
nell finally got going on that diet
and lost II pounds for her role in
My Darling Clementine."
X y ~
Bob Hopes garden fete to raise
money for needy children was very
funny-the way Bob tells it. "The
tickets" says Bob, cost $12 a pair,
and for that we gave the guests
food. You should have seen the
line waiting to eat! You'd think
that was what the people came for"
1t probably was-also to see Doro-
thy Lamour, Bing Crosby Ray Mil
land, Margaret O'Brien and others
"Milland sold orange juice-serves
him right for Lost Week End" gig
giles Hope. "He charged me IS for
glassful." Bob is still laughing
The only way we could get people
to leave was to go inside and lock
ourselves in a room. One of the
guests insisted on playing his own
Evening star., 1946-04-18

'TANGIER," Universal Picture with
Maria MonteZ, produced by Paul Malvern;
directed by George Wagner: screenplay by
M. M Musselman and Monty Collins: orig
inal story by Alice D. G. Miller At Keith's
Evening star., 1946-04-18
Mr.. Webb, Too, Is Homeless

tune, Hollywood Fever" My wife
had to 60 down next day to Palm
Springs to recuperate." The fett
raised $4,000.
Ann Sheridan tells me that she
wears a black wig in her next pic.
ture, "Serenade," II wanted to dye
my hair black" says Annie, "but
it takes about 10 years to revert to
normal" When Paulette God
dard makes THE Babylons" in Eng
land for Korda she will play three
roles in the film-herself, her mother
and her grandmother. She'll be a
gypsy. Paulette's pleased because
the British praised her cockney ac-
cent in kitty" Il had three peo-
pie coach me-" she explains. ida
Lupino's mother, Heather Angel
and, for when became a duchess
Constance Collier" . While Will
liam Powell is cavorting with red
hair in Life With Father" Wife
Diana Lewis Is at Palm Springs
Producer Dudley Nichols raving
over Rosalind Rusell's performance
in Sister Kenny" Director Will
liam Wellman tells me that his wife
(his fifth wants five more children.
The lady must like the number five
because William already has five
children. Susan Peters turned
down weekly radio Show-her doc
tor says she is not yet strong enough
for such arduous work. If she's up
to it, Susie will settle for one radio
show per month. Edith Head
explains that the generals uniform
she made for Signe Hasso in Where
There's Life" was more trouble
some than all the evening gowns
she has designed for Dorothy La
mour, Betty Hutton, Claudette Col
bert and others. 1T had to look au-
thentic, but it had to look pretty"
says Edith. I'd like to hear a real
generals comment on this!
William "Hopalong" Boyd tells me
how he keeps wife Grace Bradley in
order-and at home. II took her to q
Evening star., 1946-04-18
Merediths Plan
French Film Venture
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Paulette Goddard and Burgess
Meredith will investigate the pos
sibility of appearing in French films
when they fly to Paris. The couple
plan to leave Hollywood as soon as
Miss Goddard completes her role
in Suddenly It's Spring" in which
she is co-starred with Fred Mac
Murray. AS she has three addi-
tional pictures to make under her
present Paramount contract, plans
for a French picture for the Mere
diths will be aimed for 1947 produc-
tiOn.
Evening star., 1946-04-18
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Evening star., 1946-04-18
Pearls Pal Joins
:'Perils' Cast

HOLLYWOOD.
Ann Luther, one of Pearl Whites
close friends, has been cast in Para
mounts "Perils of Pauline" in
which Betty Hutton portrays the
queen of silent film serials. Ann
was playing ingenue roles for the
Lubin Co. in Philadelphia and
Pearl White was at the Pathe