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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-08-14
FriendIY Neighbor club News

EE1tHUlY NCAEAAUOA OAuU 4NCWo
The Friendly Neighbor club held
their August meeting at the home
of Mrs. Dave Crowley August 9Th.
Mrs. Crowley had some very lovely
bouquets of flowers throughout the
house.
There were Is members present
and three visitors. One visitor, Mrs.
Jack Stevens joined our CLUB. Roll
call was given by telling some idea
or. trick on wall papering. Mrs.
Ethel johnson brought the birth
day cake and Mrs. Joe Terpstra the
mystery gift. Mrs. Wilfred John
son was the lucky lady to receive
the gift.
At this meeting we also had cleo
ton of officers. Mrs. Clara Broom
was elected president. Mrs. Hazel
Broom, elected vice-president. The
members decided our secretary Mrs.
Wilfred johnson, should carry on as
she was doing such a swell Job
and she would also be the treasurer.
The president appointed Mrs. Dave
Crowley to take over the club scrap
book and Mrs. Henderson TO be our
club reporter. Mrs. Ethel Kautz-
man is on the sick committee.
Any member having afaghan
blocks is asked to please send them
to Veva Peterson as soon as pos
sihIe, so she can put them together.
If they can't get these blocks to
Mrs. Peterson please bring them to
the HesEt clsRb as we want our afa-
CHAN finished for the fair. which
is Just a. few, days after September
club. Also anyone having some
thing they have made this year end
wish to display il ct the fair please
bring it to the next club where
they can be collected for easier
handling. The Friendly Neighbor
club is to have a booth at the fair.
Our September meeting is to bel
at Mrs. Burr Alversons September
3rd.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-08-14
In Appreciation

In Appreciation
We the members of the Tobacco
Plains Rodeo Donald
McFadyean, Larry Riley, Wilfred
johnson, Boots Coombs and Jack
Stevens wish to take this means of
expressing our deepest appreciation
to all who have contributed to help
make our annual show a success
to the community in general for its
fine support, TO our advertisers who
have helped to make the Rodeo pos
Sible and TO each and every in
dlvldual who contributed time and
effort Please accept This word of
ROdeO Huge Success
The Annual Tobacco Plains Ro-
dec made possible by directors, Will
fred Johnson, Larry Riley. Boots
COMBS, Jack Stevens and bf~ and
Mrs. Donald McFadyean was a big
ger and better Rodeo than last year
with more events and more folks
out of town attending.
Bud" Lake of Kalispell was IN
charge and 1t was a complete sue
cess from start to finish. Everyone
who attended remarked they hoped |
this would be a yearly event they
could look forward to each year.
The boys who were hurt extend /
their thanks to each and everyone
who so generously contributed to-
ward their expenses.
The boys who took part in the
Rodeo said they enjoyed their visit
TO Eureka and especially emphasized
the friendliness and hospitality of
the Eureka folks.
Peggy Elliott of Eureka was the
proud winner of the pony ratified 4
at the Rodeo.
A complete list of the Rodeo
Finals will be published next week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-08-14
EUREKA NEWS

ned to Eureka for burial. Mr.. Day
has been a Eureka resident for the
past twenty years or more and was
the principal of Lincoln County
high School for most of that time.
The obituary will be in a later
issue.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-08-14

Eureka Resident Pa8ses
G. w. Day passed away in Spo-
kane Sunday morning and it is
understood the body is being ship
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-08-14
Pioneer Picnic Planned


Early settlers of Eastern Lincoln
County will be honored on Sunday,
August oath, when a Pioneer Picnic
will be held at the site of historic
Whites Landing on the Kootenal.
This spot is located on the Gate
way road that follows the old rail-
road grade. Signs at the Hudson
turmoil will direct the way to the
grounds. In this locality are such
historic places as the old Jesuit Mis-
sion of the l850's, old Indian village
sites and burying grounds, Hudson
Bay Trading Posts, the settlements
of Riverside and Hayden Among
early settlers in this vicinity were
Johnny Campbell, Old Sophie, Geo.
and Ernest LiVermore. Jason Smith,
Frank Minteer, George Copeland
Thomas Flowers, and Ed Murray.
Honor guests at the picnic will
be all those old-timers who came
here in 1900 or earlier. We hope
to have with us, among others, VIII
Leonard, now in Portland, and his
brother Frank. These men, with a
third brother, John, and their Faith
er Rueben, settled on what is now
known as the SO Ranch, and in this
vicinity, about Sc years ago. They
had the first Post office in the VAL
ley.
Material on the early history of
Tobacco Plains and vicinity is being
collected by Pioneer committees OF
the Rexford- Gateway H. E. o. club,
and the Eureka Study club. The
picnic will afford an opportunity TO
correct the data on hama and to add
new material.
The picknickers will gather at
noon. Lunch will be pot-luck. The |
picnic is open to all. Old-timers- /
come and swap yarns! All residents
and meet our pioneers!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-08-14

The Western News Classified
section is worth reading.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-08-14
Rorder ~

Border 4-H
A regular meeting of the Border
All club was held on August z.
There being five Thursdays in July
there were three weeks between
meetings.
AS she plans on leaving, Mar
jorie McMullen resigned as Sec
rotary. Members will alternate IN
filling her place.
4. Because of several members fail
ing to attend the meetings, it was
voted that their names be dropped
from roll call and they will no
longer be considered members.
Mrs. Hubert Helms served lunch
at the close of the meeting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Milland On Continent
For "Sealed Verdict

HOLLYWOOD - Filming of
background and action shots for
Paramounts "The Sealed Yer
dict" in Continental Europe is
getting under way following the
arrival of Ray Milland and Di-
rector Lewis Allen on the Con-
tinent from London recently,
cabled advices to the studio re-
vealed.
Milland will be starred in the
dramatic story with Florence
Marty, talented European ac-
tress, who has just been signed
to a Paramount contract, in the
feminine lead. She makes her
Hollywood debut in the picture.
Milland and Director Allen
start their new assignments fol-
lowing completion of shooting
on the Paramount film $50 Evil
My Love" at Denham Studios in
England. Milland starred in the
film with Ann Todd and Geral-
dile Fitzgerald.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Donna Reed To Star
With Ladd In ''Line''

HOLLYWOOD-Donna Reed,
signed by Paramount to co-star
with Alan Ladd in "The Long
Gray Line" left last week for
West Point, N. Y, where Direc-
tor John Farrow is filming ac-
ton sequences for the romantic
drama against the background of
the U. S. Military Academy.
Miss Reed, who departed i'm
mediately after being signed,
will portray the highly dramatic
role of the young widow of
West Point graduate who, as an
Army Captain, was a friend of
Ladd.
She will play the co-starring
role in The Long Gray Line"
by arrangement with MGM, to
which studio she is under con-
tract.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Big Ad Budget For
adventure Island''

HOLLYWOOD-A special
advertising and publicity
budget has been set up by
Paramount for Adventure
Island" which will be four
times the amount ever al
lotted to Pine Thomas spe.
cial Production, it was an
nounced recently.
First Pine-Thomas film
in color, Adventure Island"
goes into national release
on Oct. 10. The film, adapt
ed from Robert Louis Ste-
venson's "Ebb Tide" was
recently premiered in San
Francisco and Baltimore,
opening to record business.
Adventure Island" stars
Rory Calhoun, R h o n d a
Fleming and Paul Kelly.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
june Passes Up Her
Ruhhle-Gum Walls

HOLLYWOOD-An eye fol
beauty is not always the besr
guide to interior decorating.
At least, so June Allyson dis,
covered. After moving into hel
new Bel Air home, the Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer star of GOOD
News" receive d hubby Dick
Powelrs consent to select wall
paper for their bedroom.
he picked out paper OF
pure white. "It looked charming
and very feminine" explains
Miss Allyson, "it's appearance
like delicate tufted fabric"
However, no matter what kline
of paste the paper-hangers used
the wallpaper proved too fragile
It's surface eddied into hundreds
of small bubbles.
Richard" adds June, "ha'
suggested that he pick out new
pattern. A room papered with
bubble gum, he feels, is too un-
conventional"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Gable Gets Thrill
In Stage Play

HOLLYWOOD - Clark Gable
couldn't be happier over the
rave reviews the New York crit
les gave Command Decision" q"
It's Broadway's new smash hit.
The actor is set to star in the
Screenplay which Metro-Gold-
wyn-M Mayer is to produce.
1t seems that while he was
working in "The Hucksters" the
Gable telephone rang in the mid
die of the night.
1t was Adolphe Menjou, who
was working with the star in
that picture. He told Gable that
he had been reading a new book
and he was so excited about it
that he couldn't wait till morn
ing to tell him about it. cts
made to order for you," said
Menjou.
The book, of course, was Will
liam Wister Haines' Command
Decision"
Gable got the book the newt
day, read it at one sitting and
was so enthusiastic that he
asked the studio to tconsider it
for him.
Two days later, the star re-
ceived in the mail new play
script from New York. The au-
thor and the producers felt that
the leading role of Brigadier
General K. c. Dennis was made
to order for Gable. Coldn't he
possibly arrange his picture
schedule SO that he could play
it?
The script was, of course,
Haines' adaptation of his own
play. Cables assignment to
Homecoming" negatiyed any
idea of going into the stage play
but he's raring to do the pic
turization.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
10 Special Premieres
Scheduled To Follow
'UncOnquered' Opening

HOLLYWOOD A group o.
special premieres Of "Uncon
quered," to follow the worlc
premiere of the Cecil B. DeMille
spectacular Technicolor produc
ton starring Gary Cooper anG
Paulette Goddard at Loew's Penn
Theater in Pittsburgh the eve
ming of October 3, was an
nounced recently by Charles M
Reagan, Paramount vice-presi
dent in charge of distribution.
First of ten special engage.
ments of the historical picture
after its world bow in the steel
capital will open at the Capitol
Theater, Cincinnati, on October
7. Other openings will follow in
A tia n ia, Baltimore, Chicago,
Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City,
Dallas, Denver and San Fran
cisco.
DeMille will visit each city in
advance of the pictures engage
ment, his tour starting in Pitts
burgh with the world bow of
"Unconquered."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Crosby, Fontaine In
Marathon Film Scene

HOLLYWOOD - One of the
longest single scenes ever photo
graphed at Paramount was the
minute, fifteen second two.
Bat of Bing Crosby and Joan
Fontaine, filmed recently for the
Technicolor production, The
Emperor Waltz"
Director Billy Wilder shot the
scene without a single cut. It
covered fige pages of rapidly.
spoken dialogue, depicting a
heated argument between Miss
Fontaine, playing a Viennese
countess, and Crosby, an Ameri-
can phonograph saleman who
lntrudes into her home.
Bin gand Joan performed the
marathon scene in just two
takes"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Bennett Set To
Return To England

HOLLYWOOD = Compton
Bennett, who has completed
filming of Paramount's "My
Own True Love-" his first
Hollywood directorial assign,
ment, will leave for England ir
three weeks. The trip is being
made in connection with the
final editing of his latest British
film, "Daybreak," and he hopes
to return to- Hollywood at the
conclusion of the cutting con-
ferences. He is booking passage
on the Queen Elizabeth.
my Own True Love" stars
Phyllis c Calvert and Melvyn
Douglas. Val Lewton produced
the film.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Demarest Plans To
Manufacture New Tnx

HOLLYWOOD - Willia a m
Demarest, whose extra-curricu.
lar activities in the past have
included patent medicine max
ing and silver fox farming, is
now planning to manufacture
"Surpriso," a new toy for
youngsters which will make
their ears light up, in the dark
Demarest described the new
gadget recently on the set OF
Paramount's Might Has a
Thousand Eyes" in which he ap-
pears with Edward G. Robinson
Gail Russell and John Lund. II
is a wire-and-flashlight contrap-
ton which, when fitted to the
back of the head, makes a per-
sons ears glow brightly. Demar-
est believes that children will
enjoy surprising others with the
toy, and that many adults will
decide it's a good gag. He al
ready is making experiments
with a working model.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Big Parade To Herald
'Unconquered' Opening

PITTSBURGH % d : t i m c
showmanship will r turn tc
Pittsburgh when Cecil B. De-
Miles "Unconquered" is given
its world premiere at Loew' S
Peen Theatre here on Oct. 3.
There will be Is bands and 30
Seneca Indians, among others, in
a grand parade that will herald
the premiere. The parade will
start at IL a. m. on the day of
the opening and will cover the
city's entire business district.
The bands are made up of Pitts
burghers from a variety of or
ganizations.
The Indians are from nearby
Honeye Falls, N. Y. Many of
them made the trip to Holly
wood to appear in the Techni-
color picture, giving it added
authenticity.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
New Fan Mail Record
Set By "RiO" Stars

HOLLYWOOD - A new far
mail record was established al
Paramount during the filming
of Road to Rio," when a total
of 150,752 letters were delivered
in seven weeks to its three stars
Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and
Dorothy Lamour.
Heading the fan mail leaders,
as usual, was Bing Crosby, who
received the terrific total of
55,216 letters during the seven
week period. His Road" side
kick, Bob Hope, was recipient of
48,407 pieces of fan mail.
Dorothy Lamour, third mem
Der of the Road" triumvirate,
maintained her position among
the leaders of the feminine stars
on the Paramount lot by receiv-
ing AZ, 7,129 letters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Screen Set Actors
First View OF Guam

HOLL YWOOD - Durin 2
World War II red-headed Tommy
Breen was in the first wave of
US. Marines to hit the beach at
Jap-held Guam. Beofre getting
off the beach, however, he was
wounded so seriously by an
enemy sniper that he had to be
removed to battleship offshore.
He never saw the interior of the
island.
Today young Breen is one of
M-G-M's fastest rising young ac-
tors. He has just been assigned
an important role with Barbara
Stanwyck and Van Heflin in
"B. F.'S Daughter"
When he reported to the set
to begin his role, that of an
Army Major, Breen found the
sequence was taking place on
Guam!
well, at least I'm seeing the
interior of the island at last"
said the young actor.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Jeanne Stewart Signed
For ''The Adventures
OF Don .Iuan''

Jeanne Stuart, English stage
and screen actress who was
leading lady to James Mason ir
he London production of Sixth
Ioor," has been signed by Jack
L. Warner, executive producer,
for role in Warner Bros "The
Adventures of Don Juan"
With this assignment, in which
she makes her U. S. film debut,
Miss Stuart will be reunited
wit htwo of her fellow players
fro mthe London stage. They
are Robert Douglas and Aubrey
Mather.
Viveca Lindfors is co.starred
with Enrol Flynn in "The Adven.
lures of Don juan" which Vim
cent Sherman is directing with
Jerry Wald at the production
helm for Warner Bros.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Paige Reports For Role
In sSWinter Meeting''

Janis Paige has reported to
tie Warner Bros. studio to be-
GIN her role in Winter Meet.
ing" new Bette Davis starring
film which Bretaigne Windust is
directing.
Miss Paige, who has the sec.
ond feminine lead in winter
Meeting" made her most recent
appearance before the cameras
in Romance in High c." Mi.
chael Curtiz Prouction for War.
ner release.
III mDavis has the male lead in
"Winter Meeting" which Henry
Blanke is producing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Vidor Scouts For
HaywOrth's Carmen

While Rita Hayworth began
rehearsals yesterday for her
dance numbers in Columbia's
Carmen" director Charles Vidor
and technical associates left Hol-
lywoo dto scout locations for the
Technicolor drama. Accompany
ing Vidor were associate pro-
ducer Ralph Nelson, location
manager Ralph Black, special ef-
fects cameraman Larry Butler,
art director Bob Peterson, assist
ant director Earl Bellamy, and
Francis c. Cugat, Techniclor
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Star Offers
Solution
To Freckles

HOLLYWOOD - How can ]
make myself attractive if
have freckles?
This question was recently
asked of Katherine Hepburn,
who is currently starring in
Song of Love" with Robert
Walker and Paul Henreid.
The M-G-M star replied:
II have never considered
freckles a beauty deficit. ]
made up my mind a long time
ago that as long as freckles
had been wished upon me,
might as we'll enjoy them.
However, they can be kept
in the background by accenting
other features. For instance,
call attention to your hair by
keeping it shining and dressing
it attractively.
"Or, if you have pretty teeth
and a nice smile, make people
conscious of that fact by wear
ing a vivid shade of lipstick, and
applying it in an attractive man.
ner.
"In the evening, if you'd
rather not. have the freckles
show up, they can be covered
completely with the skillful use
of a pancake makeup.
But in the daytime, why not
show them off Many men like
them, you know"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07

standing with their finely etched
portrayals. Cummings gives q
convincing performance as the
young publisher torn between a
new found love and the purpose
tof his mission. Miss Hayward
presents a competent display OF
her great emotional abilities in
a split personality type of role,
This is her first appearance
since her dramatic triumph as
the feminine dipsomaniac in
"Smash-Up."
The film has fine support
from Agnes Moorehead in the
role of a 105-year-old grand
mother, Joan Lorring, John
Archer, Frank Puglia, Eduardo
Ciannelli, Minerva Urecal and
William Edmunds. They all
give convincing performances.
"The Lost Moment" is a credit
because of the careful handling
given it by Director Martin Ga
bel, who makes his debut as a
motion picture director after
many years as one of the top
directors of radio shows. Hal
Mohr's photography is superb,
as is Daniele Amfitheatrof's mu-
sic. 1t is the first of the Henry
James novel to be brought to
the screen and was skillfully
scripted by Leonardo Bercovici
from "The Aspern Papers"
The story deals with the eff
forts of Cummings, a young
American publisher, to wrest
the famous love letters of JEFF
frey Ashton from the custody
of Miss Hayward and her los
year old great aunt. To accom-
plish this, Cummings penetrates
the stronghold of their Venice
castle as a lodger. The compli-
cations that arise when he dis
covers that Miss Hayward is a
"Jekyll and Hyde" character,
Head to many highly romantic
Incidents.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Phonetic Spelling
EnliYens Call Sheet

HOLLYWOOD - The cal
sheet on Metro Goldwyn- Mayer!
"The Hills of Home" yesterday
naming players to work, started
off with the following:
"Grrrrrr."
"Brrrrrr."
"Brrrrrr."
A footnote explained that the
first meant Lassie, the two
"Brrrrrrs" stood for Edmund
Gween and Donald Crisp, both
of whom have a distinct Scotch
accent in the film.
LasSie plays his role straight!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Top Roles Filled For
"The Fuller Brush Man.

Trudy Marshall was named
yesterday by Columbia to com.
plete the quartette of leading
ladies who will make eyes at
Red Shelton in The Fuller Brush
Man" The others are Janet
Blair, Adele Jergens and Hillary
Brooke. At the same time the
studio announced that Arthur
Space and Donald Curtis had
been signed for featured roles.
S. Sylvia Simon directs for Pro.
ducer Edward Small.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Yordan Enterprises,
Columbia Will Produce
Gamma Lucasta''

Columbia Pictures announced
that the Broadway stage hit
Anna Lucasta," will be brought
to the screen by Yordan Enter.
prises in partnership with Co.
lumbia. Philip Yordan, author
of the play, will also write the
screenplay. The picture will be
filmed on teh Columbia Studio
lot with a white cast. No cast,
director or producer, however,
has been selected as yet.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Lilli Palmer, Star Of
elisa Returning

Lilli Palmer, who co-stars with
Sam Wanamaker in u. S. Pic
lures forthcoming production,
"Tisa," is expected back in Hol-
lywood from England for the
holidays.
Miss Palmer left for England
recently with her husband, Rex
Harrison, following completion
of the Milton Sperling picture
which will be released by Warner
Bros.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
BEGAN WITH BARD

Robert Preston, starred with
Alan Ladd and Donald Crisp in
Paramount's Whispering Smith,
started his acting career in a
Shakespearean touring company.
At Is, he played Julius Caesar
as man of 40.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
HELPS PLAYMATE

When nine-year old George
Nokes was given the lead role in
Pine Thomas Shaggy" Para
mount release filmed in color,
he insisted that his playmate,
Steve Peters, also nine, be hired
as his stand-in.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
FARMERS DAUGHTER

Donna Reed, starred with
Alan Ladd in Paramounts "The
Long Gray Line" is one of the
very few genuine a m err
daughters in Hollywood. She
was born in Iowa.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
SMALL STIPEND

Virginia Bruce, of Para
mounts Might Has a Thousand
Eyes" earned only SIS a week
when she started her screen
career in 1923.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-07
Superb Cast Responsible
For "Lost Moment" Hit

romantic story, told exciting with
brilliant cast Walter Wangers "The Lost Moment Unver
anternatona release opened enthusiastic audience
the Paramount Theatre:
Co-stars Robert Cummings Hayward
Evening star., 1947-06-29
He took an odd way to send her his
last message, but Ellen understood

mas trip in last months yachting magazine?
She had, she said, seen it, yes, it was very
amusing. You could almost hear the sound of
his voice in it, couldn't you?~
Having thrashed it out in her mind through
several long days AMI nger nights. she now
thought she understood why his letters had
stopped:
There'd really been an almost unbearable
pain in writing letters; pain for her, certainly
for him. 1t was essential that, for a year -
two years - they be apart. She knew his rea-
sons and approved them. In their letters the
pain of separation had lain close under the
surface of every line; and every word that
had not spoken of the emptiness - the loneli-
ness and the wasted days - had been an
evasion, sham He loved her. Every letter
had shouted it. He'd continue to love her.
But the illusion of talking together when