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Evening star., 1947-12-04
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sk1F-sERvICE LAUNDRY STORES, Laun.
s dsrsh equipped; 9ashc rsasSna6le INVESTMENT; =
5iISEs, oaoTOs
New modern gas station. On large lot.
plenty Of room for expansion. This is get
tins ns % ssttsr rsht paf5 as time MoBfsN E3ffsn R fns
CO.. 9713 Ga. ave. sH. 1141. Ewes, sH.
ton, doing around $4,000 Weekly business;
oheaP 5 on ras bsr Act sfk tyMAN t. st II
fHsf d5fss R5siss e Wsss $sSs fssi.s
over sToss busness ssaai last soyT yf
Tss sr due 70 health @
REALTY, y, CO. s713 Ga. ave. sH. 1141.
PRY bEsS' cisANfsG IL Mic BUSINESS for sale Can
EX. 90e9 until $40 pm. A
BEAUTY SALON-Tops in suburban loca-
tion; sold only to the right party. uN,
WELL.ESTABLIsHED .self-service grocery
centers in Arlington Co: well stocked with
oSaer naoses Wk bysness can
easily be increased; s5ss cash and xcaHayi; carry;
stock, equipment and goodwill. For par
ticulars, call MAC LINDSEY, Realtors. CHI
5000; ewes, co. 1888 or Falls Church
No. e0LLGE., MODERN S. s. mkt; 81, 500
wkly. bus; sauipt: to T: lge beautiful
rental. long lease: had same owner for 22
years; owner must sell reasonable. and
will take $4,000 down. W. H. BILL
SIMONS, Elk. 61S1. Ewes. Sindler, vi.
No. i-HAMBuRGER TAVERN, downtown;
az
Strictly money.maker. Consult the live
1f HILL S'Is1l siMoNs. Ss isas M X St s'' NV. E4
ecaoskNER aKocERY. IN meats, beer and
wine; ne; S1,100 weekly; mixed trade;
long lease. low rent; 7-room apt. Call
BEER AND BEVERAGE distributors. in
Guiding all real estate holdings and
four South Jersey counties, leading fran
chises Sale price, S125,000. Apply
SAMUEL STRAUSS, attorney, 800 Broad
Beauty SALON - One of washington's
best. Conn. ave. location. Doing an
liberal terms; DE sHAzo 4 REssEd-
Skd Sk6cERY Eli Del. '6DIEGI.1cArEssEN with apt. on
busy corner. doing $500 weekly business.
Price, $4,000; lock. stock and barrel Sell
ing on terms. GEM REALTY CO., Ma.
2eeS. GU. 6os4. -
Evening star., 1947-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WATER HEATE1s, gas, electric, all stseA
water Heater Specialists for 30 Ysars:
ssP'Ft ssP ia'sil.'ioax e. 'N 9s1s. q wo. asso
worn. size II, cail GIL. 2027: II
S25. Chestnut 1897 after. 8.
WOOD, mixed. SIS = cord. cut 10 FOUR
dimensions: oak and hickory. You ring,
VWooDWoRkfNG TOOLS, one 12- planer.
SIPS; one 2" shaper. $50: also 9o0-ft.
walnut lumber, well dried. S40o. CH.
Ie) BROWN STRIPE rayon drapes, ts)
draw rods t2) Bates spreads, Cd pr.
matching drapes. % living room couch.
chair TR. 1900. Ext. SO. -
MODEL 20 WINCHESTER 3006 with Alas
kan scope, case and ammunition, .$190i
also 300 Savage. model 80, e.g. with am.
new Fairfax 23S-Wx. =
Evening star., 1947-12-04
susINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

NEAR I4th AND EUCLID SITS. NV.
booming house, 10 rooms, an baths: oil
h-w.h.: income, $500 year; nicely
lease, $126 month. OWNER, CO. 500.
%
GROCERY. self Service; $500 weekly: no
delivery or credit; $4,000. goodwill: long
lease. low rent; business can be greatly
DGS, 81 200 weekly; $40 rent month.
including apartment; long transferable
lease; low price at S7, 300, goodEiii.
nIY 5552 -
Evening star., 1947-12-04

and and farnishinSs. fish- grade Oriental car
| pets and rugs, refrigerators, washing ma
chimes sewins gas rsnfes iamp
china, glass, ornaments, etc. BY ordel
United States marshal. local hotel; storage
company and other consisnors. At WESCH.
late afternoon. Kesban,. sarouk, Ham
sasR ds cans Heef1 a 0sa shd rass
fast, M living and bedrooms: chests Of draw
sds sa :aa sad box sad stud
beds, kitchen and utility cabinets, chais'
lounge: occasional, lounge, formal. side
Tados hsh ana pctares nsw odd sofas love Seats
miscellaneous other personal effects Hote
statler unclaimed baggage at 2:59 pm
Sas na Of stpes marsal nGte' at o pm
GALVANIZED SINKS, many other uses uses
big bargain, 81 80. Good. used, l6x24-,n.
GaRbhN q sffh rHRAG46Rs. nsiionsy @
make, in stock for immediate delivery
9uE nPE fad s6s 81 'PIRf H1
sss s4oSh Il CO. Sse' ioi 1'n7 Fin s'a
AZ AZ, NANsKs1c,ty "a; ssSs: or bottled ..s. I'M
med. med delfvery; 6rsnd;nev 1913 Tsppan
Magic Chef, Norge, Estate, Grand ant
erosy Lowest prices and eassSt ssfms ston
standard brands STANDARD TIRE I
BATTERY GO 10th and \ asss sss; II. if sqei 82sI
GAs RasGns .assptea asgt sssd iIs
2s7 Gsorgia aad ays Used nT 1o pd Det tSpe5 n9.9
"a. sSSs sf6sE fssfEf CO.. ss oiH i1'SF h at
HEEXrING-oii furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems Will
summer and winter domestic. hookup; ex
sE{ iRE1asfsssc CO. 'r sssl 'ss Sss'a
$3.50, GE. 6O65.
HOSTS, two single post. in perfect work
ing condition, completely installed; rs
Trey, Motor, 14th and W sts. NV. MH
MoT.WHTER FURNACE. Arcola. for sale
excellent condition: Call AK. 1857. =,
HOT-WATER HEATER, auto, srisss' - 2,
gals, mo. old, reas. Tor quick sale, Ih
IERaoeSN;ERs-1mmedi.te EaeS; delivery. brand me,
104s Thor, gendix and Simplex: price.
from $40. Select your ironer from Wssh
ns,Sans b1saa. sTaNDaRD stsH5sy rfRG 1i%ou rFsf
Co.. 10th and stS. ne n;eo.. open se1 eyer
IRONERS-Bendix. Conlon. GE and Apex
for ssecai vsess terms EEc
TRicAL CENTER, bI4 10th St. NV. ma
ksifITSCHEN SET. white, with 4 chairs. SIP SIP
ale sser psysno p ess sSS RsRs Rrsys Rdss rd soa
fsgs5 fget FIT SsD nssf EiskN Y :sr
He. sss 5sos ntn ss dGss doz x'n
.s sss ss% S SsfIs:; sssS or best oi'si' 'S HY'
is.s AEEf s.sssIss sssIaen ss e. s1R NoRp 'sc.SS: cS
MA f,fS6d bet A.9O Am, and Pm. -
Evening star., 1947-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Caterpiliar. motor graders.
Diesel bulldozers. all sizes; diesel cranes,
shovel. backhoe. drag line, trenshers, all
types everything for the contractor. Call
GIL 2212 or GIL 0993
BULLDOZERS FOR HIRE with opsratorl.
Call AT 2S94 Is
Evening star., 1947-12-04

GROCERY STORE ON WHEELS, with fro-
Zen-food box; PaSsed Pass Virginia a. inspection
n Heart Of downtown on F st. For sale
by owner Total price under $4,000.
Easy terms. Wonderful opport. MA. 674S;
ewes, GIL. O658 or GIL. 1902. %
TAvERN-Beer and 500 food, doing $500
weekly, all new fixtures with booths; bar
and tables; latest equipment, 10-yr; lease.
siHs Sssg Rssfs 's6 e. fGs sos sof6 18th sa!s
No. No. ss-eAs s. tsas' STATION, n.w-sNsyr
lease, at reas. rental; S700 wk. bus, and
can be increased. Call the live-wire broker,
W. H (BnL sIMONs. 1923 M st. NV,
Elk. 61S1: ewes, Blackstone, GE. 1852.
FOUNTAIN. cosmetics. patent medictpe,
cigarettes; downtown corner: about soes
fountain business: sales, $1.660 wkly.
average: closes pm. weekdays, 4 pm. on
Sat-, no Suns; nice equipment; air cond.:
can be converted to drugstore. MILTON
GOLDSMITH, DI. 0440. weekdays after
TEARooM AND APARTMENTs-Beaut
historic mansion converted into exclusive
apartments Garden terrace. House and
tearoom furnished with handsome antiques
Many for sale. Six apartments rented, 2
on fourth floor. unfinished. Tearoom well
esta tablished, with splendid reputation. May
be bought separately or as part Of house.
Apartment rental over $1,000 annually.
This masnifcent property and business
HICKS REALTY CO., Realtors, 3708 Mt.
Vernon ave. Alexandria, Va, oV. 1886,
REsTxURANT-Rst.rins from this busi-
reliable party. GE. s4oI.
Evening star., 1947-12-04

seoGeaohS' Soap' iesai siHe' S'enA"eS' w o.
TRICYCLEs-Fine selection Of Hedstrom
and siebert tricycles and chain drive tri; RI;
s!Hss sHo at s5sf RsP'ss a pss' s oH Ef sf FeK
TROMBONE. con.t.nor. silver line gold,
%snd0R R1 snd s5ss s5srinet best cash or trade
TUxEgo, s!ze SO long. excel. cond.; $40.
sis + .ass :oss s: cR safn' sgsi blu.
immed delivery; trade-ins accepted; lib
sSbrsS ;i5 sS{"; i Co. zSIS
TYPEWRITER. Underwood standard. IKE
new, at q big saving. Gall between g-b'
TTiYipsEWsRR1rERs-christmas sale of over
100 machines. new s5d snd r. rebuilt M nor@tapies @
New portables available. AMERICAN
EYE Go e da aa1 ne csgtHi st.
SE$r&tfrs 5sds{rssa ss :tsaa.:s s9s
model. SIS buys; no dealers, please! Box
es We buy in :
WRITER CO., 910 @ st. NV. MA. 3632.
TYPEWR1TER late ,,.. meael am., EfRinssSn s;in nv
TT$YspsEwskfTEas@ht T$ss sfsfF 4 PM C. Smith, ss2 so:
others: also portsbles; we sell on terms
nYffMEEn 1Isf aysEz 1881 porsSls Ell s.
VACUUM CLEANER, Eureka; tank and at
tach., used few times; S74.96, sell $40.
vAcUTM Va gnfa CLEANER. new. rebuilt. II you
want new or nearly new cleaner, you
should see ress ssf ns a,
iD' IN trade; sSag geDsirins. DsG ssiS Lee hwy cH
VACUUM cLEANERs-1mmediate delivery:
brand d-new Eureka; GE. Westinshouse..
Royal. Apex. CADILLAC and ,p.ay many others hers
D1sss ad seess yeur
from Washinston's largest selection Of
fspD sfsns 4iRs fiRsus ssssY s!eRsa5a CO., 1r.Hsi f
sas sR i 9sss T s7si s.mnn.,,.,. .na. m
a CO.. i
$SSz Conn. sys; NV, EM; 4244; .;,,..
WAREHoUsE EoUiPT, used colson lift
JACK ana SkldS, IN excel. Conq MaS Ue
seen at l441 Okie st. ne. Call TR. 3403
for additional information: %
a.1eE9 end rEoop x5asee co., sy?s
Carroll ave. Takoma Park, Nd. ,-e .
WASHERS-Immediate delivery; brand
new automatic Bendix and Thor washers;
trade in your old washer; easiest terms.
STANDARD TIRE d BATTERY Co. 10th
and n sts ne. Open every evening till 9
pm. Ii. 1888. Ii. s741.
WAsHERS-Bendix. Thor, Maytag, G-E.
etc; some for immediats s Sslivery; so,ss soasss
v WASHING MASHfNsaEs; sas. ABc spinner. .sot
WASHING MACHINEi reasonabls; studio
couch. Call shepherd s642. p
WASHING MACHINE, small portable
perfect mechanical condition. $10. Apt
8, SOB Mellon st. Sc. TR. 6410. -,
WASHING MACHINE, .Ppt. size, new, wiz
wrinser; $50; also clothes rack s4' never
Was WvSAssH1NG NG MsnAHcrH1NEs-1mmediate deliv;
cry brand-new 1917 wringer-type ane
ironers combination, trade in your ,e 9ie {
washer; easiest terms. STANDARD Iins =
G BATTERY CO.. 10th and II ss aas n:s
Open every evening till pm. LII. 1900
VWAfCHEs-An W makes, new and used
30 az tfp. NATIONAL PAWNBFOkEHS
1903 Lee hwy, Rosslyn, Va
nationally famous water heaters. $ss oV;
aisS for immediate delivery, 3o, ~ enc
sSygai o-E. Westinshouss and HotRoinIl a
xstsE hss.sTs' 80 sssy term; r. Ss7s. HI.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Audrey Totter
Wins Watch
By Success

HOLLYWOOD-Audrey Tot
ter has collected on a promise
made her two years ago, when
she ieit New York for Holly
wood. AT that time, the people
who had worked with her ir
radio wished her luck in he1
new film career and said, "Ii
you stay out there six months
we'll make you a present of q
watch"
1t has been eighteen months
past the time set, but, with
Audrey being starred for the
first time opposite Robert Tay-
lor in Metro Goldwyn-Mayer's
High Wall" her friends kept
their promise in a big way. The
watch they sent her was gold
encased, and of the finest make
available.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
"Girl'' Setting New
Box Office Records

HOLLYWOOD - Paramount's S
40-star musical variety Girl, -
on the basis of the first engage
ments in big cities and small
town throughout the country, is
established as the biggest grosser
and top hold-over picture in the
company's list of. gilt-edged at
fractions thi syear. 1t is hold
ing over for extended runs
everywhere.
The film set new records in
Portland, Seattle, st. Louis and
Detroit. 1t has also been held
over at top theatres in San
Francisco, Buffalo, Cincinnati,
Oklahoma City, Omaha, aKnsas
City, Minneapolis, Des Moines
and other key cities.
Variety Girl' was directed
by George Marshall and pro-
duced by Daniel Dare.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Paramount Renews
HOlden's Contract

HOLLYWOOD - The sensa-
tional success of William Holden
since his return from three years
in the service was recognized
recently when Paramount re-
newed his starring contract for
another two years.
Holden is currently attaining
top popularity in Dear Ruth
and "Blaze of Noon" the first
two pictures in which he ap-
peared following his war serv-
ice.
Considered a particularly bril-
liant light among the shotting
stars of Hollywood Holden's S
career has steadily progressed
since his appearance in Golden
Boy" in 1888 with his popular
ity showing no marked decline
during his years in uniform.
He is presently before the
cameras at RKO, on loanout
from Paramount, in Rachel"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Autry's Cow Ponies
In Medieval Roles

HOLLYWOOD-WeStern pic
ture fans will be surprised to
recognize half a dozen steeds
which Louis Hayward and Janet
Blair ride in "The Black Ar
row." Columbia's film version
of the Robert Louis Stevenson
classic.
Six of these ponies are the
property of cowboy Gene Autry
and are used by him in western
pictures. When producer Grant
Whytock was looking for we'll
trained horses to cavort in
medieval armor, the cowboy star
offered him a choice of the rid
ing stock at Autry's MELODY
Ranch in San Fernando Valley.
Whytock and director Gordon
Douglas selected six horses in
cluding a $4,000 palamino, re-
Gently purchased in Texas by the
cowboy star, for Miss Mlair's S
mount.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Van Johnson
Brings Luck
To Actress

HOLLYWOOD - Van John
son is lucky for Ellen Ross. 1t
was at the actors suggestion
that she was assigned a role in
Metro-Goldwyn-Ma ct h e
Romance of Rosy Ridge"
Now she finds herself playing
her best screen role to date in
Frank Capra's Liberty Films
picture to be released by Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer. She portrayS
one of the up-to-date young
Washington, D. c., writer's in
the news bureau of which John
son is top reporter.
"State of the Union," with
Spencer Tracy, Claudette Col
bert, johnson and Angela Lans-
bury, marks Miss Ross first
screen role since her recent
marriage to Bob Anderson.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
John Hoyt Showing
In Two Films

One of the busiest actors al
the Warner Bros. studio is Johr
Hoyt, former New York supper
club star, who is shutting be-
tween the sets of Winter Meet.
ing" and christopher Blake. y
He has important roles in both
pictures. Production schedules
have been carefully planned for
his availability.
Bette Davis stars in Winter
Meeting" and Alexis Smith, Rob.
ert Douglas and Ted Donaldson
have the leading roles in Chris.
topher Blake"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

one or the 1lrSL cOneuldllS III
radio to unfasten his bankrou
to lure top writers to his show.
The four happy lads who help
Jack entertain his 25,OOO,OOO
listeners 1very Sunday night al
a (EST) are Sam Perrin, Milt
Josefsberg, George Balzer ano
John Tackaberry. Not only DC
large salaries keep these boys
content, but the privilege OF
working with the keen editorial
mind of Jack Benny and the
fact that the comedian is one OF
the incest men in show business
all contribute to making the
Benny gang lone big happy
family"
The routine of fashioning
Benny. script differs from that
of most other programs. After
the regular Sunday broadcast
Jack and his four writers meet
in the script room and lay out
the rough outline of the next
weeks program. Monday is va
cation and on Tuesday, Perrin
and Balzer get together ano
start working on one part of the
show while Josefsberg a n c
Tackaberry write another part
In the meantime, Jack Benny il
thinking of the show as whole
and they all get together early
Thursday morning to get dowr
to the serious business of the
first script. With Benny acting
as a fifth writer and editor, the
show is written, line by line
and scene by scene, while
jeanette Eymann, the script
girl, takes the script down ir
shorthand.
Although Jack Benny car
insist on handling his program
any way he sees fit, he realizes
that no one is infallible and al
ways comedies to the majority
opinion on a difference o1
opinion.
BY Saturday at noon, the
script is in good shape and the
entire cast, along with producer
Hilliard Marks, sit at round
table for a reading and timing
Benny and the writer's spend
the rest of the afternoon in the
script room editing, polishing
and very often rewriting, since
funny scene on paper Car
very often be dull when read.
On Sunday, the cast read'
the new and fairly final scrip
before a microphone at NBC
where it is carefully timed. The
comedian and his writers again
/ huddle to cut or add to the
script so that it will be exactly
! twenty-nine minutes and thirty
seconds from the time that you
hear Hello folks, this is Jack
Benny" to closing, We're q
little late folks, goodnight"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Mickey Moves, But
LOYAL To Valley

HOLLYWOOD - Mickey
Rooney, who recently sold his
home in San Fernando Valley,
where he was neighbor of
Clark Gable, has moved him
self and his family into rented
home in Beverly Hills. But, his
heart still belong to the Valley.
For his future permanent
home, he hopes to find a piece
of property and do his own
building. The young M-G-M
star, who recently completed his
first fully grown-up role in
"Killer Mccoy" and his wife
now are drawing tentative plans
for it themselves.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

group is at present undeter-
mined.
"Our basic pattern in setting
up this unit" Col. Warner stat
ed, sis not unlike the farm sys-
stems in baseball or the Little
Theatre movement, both Of
which have proven invaluable
in training topnotch performers
Many great American indus.
tries have established similar
projects and there is certainly
a tremndous potentiality of mo-
ton picture talent that will be
developed by an undertaking Of
this kind"
The special unit, Warner an
nounced, will have available the
entire resources of the world
largest motion picture studio
First-rank Warner stars and
directors will assist in the new
unit, so that young players ano
directors will derive the bene-
fit of working with topflight
and seasoned performers.
"In addition to developing
new talent" Col. Warner de-
clared, 1--WE also are going to
look for new sources of good
story material, with special at
tention to young authors who
intend to make careers out OF
fresh thinking in m o d e n
screenplay writing"
Saul Elkins will produce the
first picture and head the unit,
Col. Warner announced.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Billie Burke viii
Make TWO.ReeLerS

HOLLYWOOD - Billie
Burke, stage, screen and
radio comedienne, has been
signed by Columbia Pic
lures to star in a series of
short comedies. This is her
first venture into the two
reel field.
The "life with mother"
style Of comedy which she
created will be featured in
her films, the first of which
starts production next Mon
day, with Jules White di-
recting and producing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Gable Still Fits
I0-Yeor.OId Gorh

HOLLYWOOD - Clark
that his figure is every bit
Gable has positive proof
as trim as it was 10 years
ago.
When the star went to
the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
wardrobe department to be
fitted for a surgeons outfit
which he wears in hospital
scenes of Homecoming" he
found the clothes re wore as
a doctor in Men In White"
still hanging there.
After trying on the out
fit and finding it still fits
perfectly, Gable insisted on
wearing the same uniform
in the new film.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Sign Military Advisor
For ''LOng GRAY Line"

HOLLYWOOD - Brigadier
General Gerald j. Higgins, Com
mandant of Cadets at the U. S.
Military Academy at West Point,
N. Y, will serve as technical ad-
visor for the production of Para
mounts "The Long Gray Line,
exciting drama with a back
ground of life at the Academy
starring Alan Ladd.
General Higgins is due at the
studio this week for conferences
prior to resumption of filming
on the picture following the
just-completed two-week loca-
ton trip at West Point.
In addition to Ladd, the film
co-stars Donna Reed, with an
outstanding supporting cast
headed by Audie Murphy, Con-
rad Janis and Paul c. Lees.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Straw Vote Ballot
Box On Screen Sci
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD - Want to
vote for President?
Step on the set of estate of
the Union" at Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer Hollywood's prediction
straw ballot and you can cast
your vote in lot.
Frank Capra has set up bal
lot box on the set and all visi-
tors, actors and members of the
crew have been asked to cast
their vote for the man they
would like to see in the White
House.
The director Producer of the
Liberty Films production, which
M-G-M releases, has the only
key and the box won't be open
ed nor its contents divulged un-
til the close of the picture.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
KLASSY KLOTHES

Moe Howard, of the Three
Stooges, is wearing a suit tai
lored for Clark Cables use in
1T Happened One Night" in
the latest of the Stooges' Co.
lumbia comedies. The suit,
which graced several leading
men in the 13-year interim,
was cut down to size.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
ESKY'S CHOICE

Nancy Saunders, Columbia
actress is ''The Lady With a Fu-
ture," in a full-page in the
october issue of Esquire. Miss
Saunders has just completed
featured roles in "When a
Girls Beautiful with Adele
Jergens and Marc Platt, and
Her Husbands Affairs" star
ring Franchot Tone and Lucille
Ball.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
THEM GOLDEN SLIPPERS

Gene Autry's famous stallion,
Champion, was given a set of
gold-plated horseshoes by the
stars Oklahoma fan club on the
last day of shooting Columbias
"a Little Spanish Town"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
HE'S TAME NOW

Clarence Morehouse, who
was Dick Powell's stand-in on
Columbia's ''To the Ends of the
Earth" played the title role as
a gorilla in "Ingagi' in 1929.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
''Proving Ground" Project
To Develop Film Talent
Launched At Warner Studio

proving ground production project designed
velop players writers and directors has been
Bros Studios has been
L. epreden executive producer
productions year by this newly organized
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Jack Benny Lures Top
Writers To Program

he plays the thing has been trusm since Shakes
peare said it = and now than applies to radio
programs.
Benny firm believer in the adage and Of the
tremendous popularity is the fact that he
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Film Enhances Greatness
Of 'Amber'-The One Picture
You'll Remember Forever

Gittering Technicoor biance and unfolding of the
love stories the has known For
ever the Paramount Theatre in triumphant style
Everyone eagerly awaiting this pleasure
Zanuck and Twentieth Century
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-05-29
H0Oray !!
Gets Big Chance

At the top of the list of pre-
sents he would like to receive
for his graduation from Kenne-
wick Junior High, Roger FELTON,,
IA, put ga chance to decorate a
store window" .. ~
Rogers ambition to become a
window decorator dates back,
says his mother, Mrs. Glenn Fell
ton, to the time he was first able
to express himself. With the
help of his father, he built a
miniature house, with a large
window, and he has been decorat-
ing it continually for the past
several years.
Hearing of his desire to de-
corate, Bill Reid and Yves Brown
of the Gift Shop this week plac-
ed their display window at his
disposal. Rogers display of fig
urines, pictures and ornamental
candle holders was good enough
to earn him the invitation to re-
turn once or twice a week for
further displays.
If he still wants to be a win
dow decorator when he graduates
from High School, his parents
plan to send him to some good
school of design.