Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-31

Ingrid Bergman's been awarded
the highest Swedish order for art
lists and scientists by King Gustaf Of
Sweden. But seeing her going about
New York you'd never suspect that
she's a top-ranking movie star, and
also the star Of the towns best play.
You'd see a pretty girl, wearing a
mink coat, with a black hood tied
over her head-unrecognized by peo-
pie who'd clamor for autographs.
After seeing visiting stars who spare
nothing and nobody In their efforts
to be recognized even while they
wall for privacy, she's refreshing.
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Gene Autry has formed his own
independent producing unit, which
goes to work at Columbia Pictures
the first Of April, with an exclusive
contract to produce four high budget
pictures per year for two years. Big
outdoor musicals with Grade A sto-
ries, that's what he'll aim for. He
should be able to turn them out, with
all Columbia's facilities and his own
music organization to draw on.
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Henry A. Reichold, the Detroit
industrialist, thinks there are two or
three million people who want to lis
ten to straight classical music, with
no Interruptions or commercial in
references. That's why he's spon-
soring that series Of Sunday Eve
ming Hours" with the Detroit SYM
phony. But-he's deliberately buck.
ing Fred Allen and Edgar Bergen;
has the same time on the air as two
OF our best comedy shows!
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The Roscoe Harms are original:
when they headed for Reno, on COM
pletion Of Gallant Man" at Re-
public Studios they were intent not
on divorce, but on having a Sec
ond honeymoon; they've been hap
PLY married for quarter Of a GEN.
fury.
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Oscar Bradley, conductor Of eve.
The People" orchestra, is pretty
proud Of Arnold Eidus, who recently
competed In the international violin
competition In Paris and took first
place. He won a concert tour to
50 cities. When Eidus returns to
his country, probably In April. Mr..
Bradley plans to have him as a guest
IN the show. You see, the yioIinist |
i'll recently was one of the bows in
he band.
In "Undercover Maizie'' Ann sotb.
I'm portrays police woman-and
we're told (and it's hard to believed
hat she spent several days at the
1os Angeles Police Academy, under
'oing the strenuous routines pre-
crlbed for rookie cops; showing I'D
or setting-up exercises in a plav.
uit. hitting the bullseye with a pis-
Oh, though she'd never fired one be.
ore In her life, ETC., etc.
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Setting up a 'Vox Pop' broad.
asst Is no cinch. Parks johnson
nd Warren Hull often interview as
aany as $50 persons during the pre-.
minary proceedings, determininp
ne six who'll go on the air. Tben
lrs. johnson has to round I'D pres
nts for them.
ODDS AND ENDS-Yeron;e. rxl.i
going to bids tbst eye Kinder f5St
,eA OF bair again in Paramount,
,s'eon.". Irrational Velpet" !,
~fed to come to the air yapes F.b.
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ven, svbo plays the dauebte, ~, 81, ~.
ssday "BIondie" sbow, nsade boz s ;Ls
eoat in 'Tbe Best Years of orr
yes. Everyone ought to see "Cae.
= ana CIeotatr9 if only to see .Ubat
JI0rioNs Tecbnicolor' can i. H.
ben rs really glorious. Me,esJs,
ecsubr'dge, Of "Big Sister" IS se arch.
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