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Evening star., 1947-09-21

HOLLYWOOD.
jeanette Macdonald and Gene
Raymond would like to be regarded
as the Lynn Fontanne-Altred Lunt
team of the movies. At least,
jeanette would.
The trouble Is, Gene is no Alfred
Lunt, knows 1t and doesn't care.
Jeanette's wishes tend to domi-
nate in the Raymond household,
however, SO she and Gene are very
much in the market for double book
ings.
Most of ALL" says jeanette. wed
like to find play we both could do.
Not a musical, but it should have
some singing in it for me. I don't
think the public would accept me
without few songs"
Jeanette admitted they were hav-
ing difficulty finding such script,
and Gene interposed with grin:
"It's all her fault. She sings"
jeanette ignored this. "If we can't
find the right play" she said, we're
going to go on tour. I will appear
in concerts and Gene in repertory." :"
(Gene isn't sure what he Is expected
to do in repertory)
We'll arrange it so we can travel
together" jeanette explained.
We'll be in the same towns on
the same dates, at least"
Finding something for Gene to do
Is one of Jeanette's major concerns.
"He may go into directing" she said.
Anything that will keep our profess
sional interests together would be
healthy"
Although she and Gene have ap-
peared together in only one movie,
Smiling Though" jeanette is posi-
tive they would click. Smiling
Through" was not great financial
success, but how could it be?" she
asked. "It opened December 7. 194l,
A lot of good movies went unnoticed
In the first months of the war"
Their friends believe Jeanette
may be unnecessarily worried. The
Raymonds need money like swamp
dog needs more ticks. The two
acre estate Gene bought when they
were married 10 years ago would
sell for enought to keep them in lux
ury. One of Genes sidelines Is
playing financier with considerable
success.
But jeanette is career conscious.
Tall, slender and still beautiful at
20, she sets fast pace for her easy
going, year-younger husband. Some
Of their acquaintances think she
should slow down a bit.
Gene is a model husband, they
Evening star., 1947-09-21
|Gatenen Stem
Tourist Tide
OF Invasion
By Harold Heffernon
HOLLYWOOD.

I
Staggering figures were released
last week by the Los Angeles Cham
Der of Commerce. They show that
more than 100000 tourists are as
saulting the movie bastions every
month in the greatest invasion that
Hollywood has known in all It's
history.
The visitor record for the summer
high-water month of August more
than triples any total ever before
reached in single month. The
number, according to town booster
official figures, was 10000.
One out of every third party, the
Chamber estimates, heads straight
for the gates of a motion picture
studio-hoping to see a famous star
such as Betty Cradle or a big spec
tacle like Forever Amber" but will
ing to settle for anything inside q
sound stage.
With all this tall-figure dope In
mind, we hurried over to get a first
hand report on how Gibby, our
favorite gateman, had survived the
summer crush. Gibby is really
Irving Gibbs, a kind but stern old
timer who has manned the principal
reception door at the Goth Century
Fox studio for the past 18 years. He
was chosen for the post, and has
maintained 1t through the trying
years, because he Is a keen Judge of
people and knows what to do in a
pinch.
Some Are Dangerous.
The studios, which couldn't oper-
ate single hour if they let the mobs
inside, have adopted a blanket rule
OF trying to turn the hordes away
with smile, but this summer it has
been tougher than ever to adhere
to the friendly policy. Even Gibby
famed for going completely soft
where kids are concerned, admitted
there were many times this vea1
when a pleasant word just wouldn't
do.
Most Of them are nice folksy
people from towns like I came from
in New England" said Officer Gibbs
But this summer we had plenty
of persons who actually tried te
blast their way inside"
Gibby was referring to his top
experience of the season-an esca
pade with gent who, upon being
refused request to go on the Cap
tain From CASTLE" set to visit Ty-
rome Power ION a business matter,
calmly pulled gun from his pocket
and threatened Gibby. Another Of
ficer, patrolling the outside area
happened to pass by, tip-toed into
the reception room and grabbed the
fellow.
IT had only one scare like that be-
fore" said Gibby. That was g
couple of summers back when 8
Texan shot a hole in the ceiling try
ing to frighten me- Another time
a fellow had a stick of dynamite
only it turned out 1t wasn't dyna.
mite at all-and said he'd blow both
of us to kingdom come If I didn't
punch the button that controls the
door and let him get out on the lot
"A few try to bribe me. I've hao
offers up to $780, One big shot
promised to send me a grand piano
if I'd let his family inside. Another
said he'd keep me in breakfast food
for the rest of my life. We get
plenty of nuts, too. There was the
fellow, a few weeks ago, who offered
to give me an interest in his in
vention for using atomic power in
stead of gasoline in autos"
Gibby. thin and lean and in his
early Cos, says he has been turning
the holiday makers away at the
rate of 400 a day, or around 10000
a month. If anything, he declares
those Chamber figures on 1947 visi-
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Lady Windermere MUSES.
Judith Fellows, Title Role Actress, Making
Her Debut Here
By Joy Cormody

way than one might think every dramatic
production which brings English players this
tion of England's food problem.
These truly hungry regardless
fact they may have been working prohb instantly find
its food the most attractive thing America They
the moment they arrive and quite quickly they
shape The changes quite large
this can be most disturbing thing .....
AboutA Appetite.
One English actress who fretting about the
opportunity crafty appetite pert pretty
playing the title role in Lady Windermere Fam the National
nightly steps gorgeous gowns
for Oscar Wdes heroine often how long will be able
disturbing precedent says keep
cut of her mind.
Its heroine, Penelope Ward
who also English Miss Fellows predecessor
Wndemere She too feeling undernourished
more nssome than she wanted be-
Just imagine Fellows gained pounds Frankly
feel that hungry myself and certainly would like eat that much
but 26 pounds!"
Gowns Were Flexible
Miss Fellows finds wp fact that Beatons
spndoous enough
more of Miss Ward they will do the same for her IT, course that
dire necessity should arise before concludes her 4C weeks of
American travel in Lady Windermere's Fan"
Miss Fellows who looks quite attractive off in cha
trim frock Beaon famous wardrobe quite realize
that material for letting is available food
comparatively speaking, this side of the Atlantic
o course she explains materials have been available to
coupons to provide minimum Stage clothes
different kind Your wardrobe perhaps
be varied bit from day to day. In play however the clothes
get the hard performance after performance"
Will 40 Weeks Tour
Apart food shop windows sparkle with
what every woman way clothes,
wonderfully gatded trip
while quite the profession
have here Hereafter she will be able talk
knowingly else meets back home She thinks
possibly knowingly than 40 road
Lady Wndermere will considerable
this big.
Fellows delighted to be playing Wldes 55yearod
comedy Wilde is something like
taking without touching the liquid
kind of process of achieving sparkle without substance
else who is taken by Wdes ineptness
plot maker she completely charmed by Lady Wndermers
Fan She cofesses almost shyy to msgvng about the
whole thing
do with the possibility that might get the
Lady Windermere confused in their minds.
Fellows would dishartened nd that thought
stuy unpercepive Lady
the play
could forgive
giving Erynne without discovering
actually the real
y Not the Type.
Fellows clearly could
however exquisite imitation in the play Of naive
trapped Wdes indifference
plot pausibiity.
Fellows tactful, II she grateful
beterment in America she found
airnes might be interested something
another from England
landed Guardia Saturday.
she thinks might be improved On Saturday especially
there still plate glass between the and all those
things he has counted buying the instant he lands gets BATH
and changes into shopping costume.
It is Just thought
Evening star., 1947-09-21
HOLLYWOOD.

dOLLY WOOD.
If Janis Carter winks at you, she's
not being fresh-she's just exer-
cisiris her $1,000, 900 eyes-by order
of the insurance company. When
Janis, or her studio. planked down
premium Of $1,000 to collect ST.
600, 600 if anything happens to Janis
orbs, she pitched in to protect her
assets.
II have to wink each eye so times
day." says Janis at lunch in the
Brown Derby and she shove me
how-and 10 men Jump to atten-
ton. "And I have to roll them like
this" says Janis, giving me a dem
onstration-and susceptible waiter
drops tray.
I've always been conscious OF my
eyes," continues Miss Carter. And
at this point, I should add-so has
the male population of America
When Janis was born she was blind
in one eye, and both eyes were
wrapped in bandages for six months.
When my mother read about my
eye insurance" says Janis, "she
wrote me, Little did I think when
I was going through all that agony
when you were baby that one day
your eyes would be worth 81 ZOO, ,000!'
II had nurse" Janis adds, who
tried to comfort my mother by say
ing to her, Never mind, Mrs. Dre-
mann (Janis' real name), lots Of
people 60 through life with one
eye My grandmother was listen
ing and she picked up teapot and
threw it at the nurse"
Granny died six weeks ago at the
age of 90. And maybe that's where
Janis gets her staying power. She
needed all her grit to stay in Hol-
lywoodHafter Goth Century Fox
brought her here five years ago from
Panama Hattie" on Broadway.
Used Her Head.
I'm singer" Janis, tall, blond
ish-oh, yes, and purple eyed-ex-
plains, land when Fox brought me
here, I thought they would star me
in a musical, but I soon got wise.
was put in a couple of b stinkers.
And then my option was dropped"
But Janis did get to sing once.
She was borrowed by Metro to play
an angel and to sing one song in Il
Married an Angel" a big turkey,
starring jeanette Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy.
At this low point In her career,
Janis had to use her head as well
as her eyes. The combination
landed her a contract at Columbia,
where she languished for two years
in succession of minor movies
like Notorious Lone Wolf" and
"One Way to Love-" When she
played q mean newspaperwoman in
Night Editor" 1t was boss Harry
COINS turn to open his eyes. And
the command was given, Make
Janis star"
AS a starter, Janis was starred
with Glenn Ford. the top glamour
boy at the studio, in Framed" ;"
Then she got Franchot Tone in
Il Love Trouble" Then came
another command from the boss
to give her the same sort of sex
appealing buildup that Rita Hay
worth received.
| Acres and Acres.
do your eyes ever get you into
trouble?" this reporter, noting the
hungry look Of the lunchers, asks
Janis. WELL" she replies with a
downward glance, 1--we slapped lots
of men!"
Janis is the only movie actress
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Today's Schedules

AMBASSADoR-"Life with
Father: /, $40, $40, 7:25
and $40 pm.
CAPITOL-"Repeat Perform
ance":: 1:55, 4:40, 1880 and
1918 pm. Stage shows: 4,
3:45, $50 and 9:20 pm.
| COLUMBIA-"Kiss of Death:
1:2o, 3:25, $50, 7::35 and 9:45
pm.
HIPPODROME-"How Green
Was My Valley: 2, 3:55, 5:55,
7:50 and $50 pm.
Notwithstanding in the
Wind: 1875, 1928, 5:25, 7:3o
and 9:35 pm.
L I T T L E-"Fantasia": 1:05,
$40, 5:15, 7:20 and $50 pm.
METRO ROPOLITAN-"Each
Dawn I Die: 1870, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
PALACE-"Desert Fury: /,
$40, $40, 7::3O and 9:4O pm.
PIX-"The Westerner":: l, 3:l5,
$50, 7:50 and 9::55 pm.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts.
Continuous from l pm.
| WARNER Life With Fa-
ther":: /. 2:55, $40, 7::25 and
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

FILMS ON THE HORIZON-The two surveying the seaside
pe,p above Richard HART stars OF
"Dese Me- ,Ohich is nert the Palace schedule That the
ocean, Incidentally in Which Miss Carson once almost
droaned during filming OF picture The comforting young
zpoman (belo,v) and the suuathed like
mummy bandages husband Humphrey Bogart They
appear together Ozark PASSAGE scheduled to tooo Le
With Father" at the Warner
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

Rusty's eyes bulged out. The
polka dot tie!
ping. Brown hair and brown
eyes,"
And Rusty had red hair. Red hair
and blue eyes. And here all the time
he'd thought.
To top it all off, the floor manager
had just made the rounds an
nouncing they would remain open
until 8 o'clock. Nine o'clock on the
night before Christmas to accom-
modate last minute shoppers. It was
too much. Nine o'clock and he'd
made date the week before with
Annabelle. They were going to take
in an early show and wind up the
evening dancing at the Aragon. But
If she were more interested in brown
hair and brown eyes. if she'd sold
out to hosiery - well, he didn't care
If the store stayed open until mid
night. Serve her right. She'd have
to work, too.
mo, lady, these are all the ties
we have. No, we haven't got any
special numbers tucked away any,
where I assure you." Rusty felt like
yelling that if the woman couldn't
find single tie she liked out Of
the some 500 laid out in front of her
she was well, he didn't know
what she was but he was fed up.
Life had suddenly become meaning
less. And time dragged on.
He wondered how Annabelle
would act. But he didn't have time
to think about that because Anna
belle was suddenly standing right in
front of him, smiling.
II took a break. Wasn't it mean
of that old manager to make us stay
open when we had date?"
Rusty kept his eyes down on the
showcase. ''Mmm HIM." he mum
bled. She was talking like there was
nothing at all wrong. Just as if she'd
never even thought Of another man
in the world.
'Well. I've got to dash back. See
you at nine."
''Mmm hm."
Women. They were all alike. He
looked up sullenly at the retreating
figure of the slim brunette. His eyes
wandered up past her trim waist to
her hair. Why Rusty's eyes
bulged out. The polka dot tie!
There it was, neatly tied in bow
on the back of her head, holding the
locks of her hair in place. And all
the time he'd thought. >.
Eyes, sir" he grinned as he
slipped a tie into a gift box for a
fellow standing at the counter.
''That tie will wear you for years.
know you're going to like it. And
Merry Christmas!"
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

Cough Syrup Is
Most Effective

Cough medicines usually contain
large quantity Of plain syrup-a good
ingredient, but one which you can
easily make at home. Take 2 cups Of
granulated sugar and cup of water,
and stir few moments until dis
solved. Or use corn syrup or liquid
honey, instead of sugar syrup.
Then get from any druggist 21s
ounces Of Pinex, pour it into a pint
bottle. and fill up with your syrup.
This gives you full pint of wonderful
medicine for coughs due to colds. It
makes a real saving because it gives
you about four times as much for
your money. Never spoils. Tastes fine.
This is actually a surprisingly eff
fective, quick-acting cough relief.
Swiftly, you feel it taking hold. It
loosens the phlegm. soothes the irri-
tated membranes and makes breath
ing easy. You've never seen anything
better for quick and pleasing results.
Pinex is a special compound Of
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form. a most reliable soothing agent
for throat and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded if it doesn't please
you in every way.
Pinex Is Dependable!
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
Many Ways of Saying
Meyry Christmas"

In France they say "Joyeux
Noel"; in Russia they say ''Rozh-
destvom Khristovym, and in the
U. S. it's Merry Christmas"
Language is but the instrument
for expressing universal feeling on
Christmas Day. And wherever
Christian civilization has left its
mark. there the Yuletide greeting
II on everyone's lips.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

Small fry will feel more comfort
able after Christmas dinner if they
are served ice cream-peppermint
or tutti-frutti-in place of the plum
puddings or pies. Serve the ice
cream with some sugar-dusted
cookies.
A pineapple garnish may be used
for baked ham or roast pork. Place
some grapes-the Tokay type-into
slightly beaten egg white and then
dip in powdered sugar. Do this by
small clusters and then set them
IN the center Of the pineapple ring.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
By WENDELL BROOKS

The over-stuffed lady in the purple
dress had fingered every necktie
on the counter, and had Rusty
McGonegal - the clerk - pull some
two dozen boxes of assorted neck
wear out from behind the counter,
had asked Rusty a dozen times
whether or not he thought green
would go well with blue and, finally,
had turned away from the tie bar,
sucking on her underlp and num-
bling something about not wanting
to buy anything she wasn't just sure
of, and that three dollars was more
than she wanted to spend on Henry
anyway.
Rusty sighed. He forced a smile
as he waited on the next customer.
All this, and heaven, too, he thought.
AS if he didn't have enough on his
mind already-enough meaning one
particularly cute bit Of femininity
that was jockeying the number one
elevator at the largea loop depart
ment store. Miss Annabelle Toodles.
Brunette. Five foot two. But it
wasn't only the person of Miss Too
dies that Rusty was thinking about.
No, it was the fact she had, only
the day before, purchased red and
white polka dot tie from him.
ST want a tie that will look wen
with brown hair" she'd said, dim
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

Potato nests may be made by
fluting mashed potatoes into nests.
Place on cookies sheet and run un-
der broiler fame. Lift onto platter
with pancake turner, then fill with
tiny, cooked and seasoned green
lima beans.
For each serving of salad, use two
small pear halves. In one cavity
place scoop of green jelly, in the
other, scoop of red jelly. Serve
on bed Of crisp green with mayon.
naise.
Eggnog Ice Cream.
(Serves 81
2 cups rich milk
Y0lks Of eggs
y cup sugar
n teaspoon salt
2h cups heavy cream
2 teaspoons vanilla
Heat milk and pour slowly over
the beaten egg yolks, stirring con-
stantly. Add sugar and cook in top
Of double boiler until thickened; add
salt. Strain, cool and beat until
smooth. Fold in cream which has
been whipped and freeze until firm.
When partially frozen, beat again
and add vanilla or any desired flav-
oring. Serve in sherbet glasses,
sprinl<led with rolled macaroon
crumbs and candied cherries.
"Hot Vegetable Juice.
Heat canned vegetable juice Cor
combine tomato juice with liquid
from cooked vegetables). Serve in
cups with slices of lemon in which
you have stuck a few cloves.
'Cranberry-Star Pineapple Salad.
Arrange slices of well-chilled pine
apple on a bed of lettuce. In the
hole Of the pineapple place spoon
full of mayonnaise. Top this with a
star made from jellied cranberry
sauce. Flute cream cheese or may
onnaise from pastry tube on top OF
star and then sprinkle with few
chopped nuts. Serve with additional
mayonnaise, if desired.
Released by WNU Features.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

cleaning action of plowshare. The tapered
openings between the bars throw out mud
and trash. Connected bars don't bend, wipe
and wear like the bars ON broken center
tires. And because the bars are connected,
the tire rolls along in smooth. continuous
contact with the highway.
Be sure to specify Firestone Champion
Ground Grips when you order your new
tractor . or when you buy replacement
tires for your present equipment. They'll
pull more last longer and they'll
cost no more than ordinary tires.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

sliced and sauteed in bacon drip
pings. The tarts may be made the
day ahead also; simply line indi-
vidual pie tins with good pastry,
place in prepared mincemeat and
bake. For the hard sauce garnish,
use one recipe of hard sauce and
spread fiat on an oblong tin. Chill
until firm and then cut out Christ
mas trees or stars with cookie cut
ter. Place garnish on tarts just be-
fore serving.
Spiced cider is made simply by
heating the beverage, and adding
to it a few slices of lemon or lemon
rind curls and a small cheesecloth
bag in which stick cinnamon and
cloves have been placed. Serve in
cups.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

dies with 2 cups
Of water, l cup
sugar and a few
drops of red COL
oring. Cook small
peeled (but not
cored) apples in
syrup until a deep
pink. Drain and
chill.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
LYNN SAYS:
Here Are Hints for
Christmas Dinners

When you're carving turkey at
the table, it's always wise to have
an extra dinner plate at the side
of the carver. He can use it for set
ting bones and other pieces, or as
q help in carving wings or thighs.
Roast pork will be more Christ
masy il you bake it with an apple.
prune or sage dressing. It's a time
saver TO make the day before and
keen well chilled.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

~ Firestone Champion Ground Grips on
his tractors, because he knows they clean
up to 1902 more effectively, pull up to
629o more, last up to 91% longer, and roll
smoother over highways.
This superiority is based ON patent rights
which permit only Firestone to build tractor
tires with connected curved traction bars.
Curved bars are stronger =. like a curved
roof. They're braced like corner fence
post. They cut into the soil with the cleaving,
EteD to tbs Voice of Fi'srtons
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
Holiday Banquets

The big feast is almost at hand
and the cupboards are undoubtedly
even now groaning under the load
Of goodies. The kitchen has been
the scene of many a cooking ad-
venture during the past few weeks,
but there's still lots to be done before
Christmas dinner graces the table.
Usually, we overeat during the
holidays. so now it would be good
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS
Tree Ornaments, Easy TO Make

struction drawings, crocheting directions
and full instructions for nine ornaments on
Tree Trimming Time (Pattern No. 5642)
send 20 cents in coin, your name. address
AMI pattern number.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19
AdFVAIo that makes folks
NE"0 sleep all night!

Thousands now sleep undisturbed because OF
the news that their being awakened night after
night msght be from bladder irritation not tho
kidneys Let s hope so. That s condition Foley
Pills usually allay within "a hours Since blad-
der irritation is SO prevalent and Foley Pills so
potent Foley Pills must benefit you within d
hours or DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK
Make 24-hour test Get Foley Pills from drug
gist Full satisfaction or DOUBLE YOUH
MONEY BACK
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

frigerator to chill.
Cook giblets and
chop and place in
a bowl, ready
when you make
the gravy. For
the stuffin g,
make q regular
bread dressing.
and to it add from
! to 2 pounds of
fresh mushrooms,
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

eggs, sugar, -four and fats.
Plan salads that are light; vege-
tables that do not take heavy rich
sauces, and serve smaller portions
Of dessert. The family is pretty
well filed by the time they get to
the last course.
Start off with tangy juices that
are colorful, in place Of rich soups,
and conserve on the trimmings.
There are many types of Christ
mas dinners that are favorites, so
today I'm giving you several menu
suggestions. Select that one that
will appeal to your fanily's tastes
as well as to the budget.
A roast of beef dinner is in the
English tradition, and some Of you
may like that best of all. To others
there's nothing like plump, tender
deep pink ham oozing juices through
its crust of brown sugar and cloves;
stil others prefer a roast shoulder
Of pork, because roast sucking pig
In former times was Yuletide
favorite.
Then, of course, there's roast tur-
key, without which some would not
feel it is really Christmas. Whatever
your choice, here are suggestions
among which you're certain to find
some real help.
ex6EHEHEHS+NS.IE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHRISTMAS DINNER I.
Hot Spiced Cider
Roast Turkey, Mushroom Stuffing
Fluffy Mashed Potatoes
Giblet Gravy
Turnips in Thin Cream
Red and Green Salad
Mincemeat Tarts
Hard Sauce Garnish
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

plan to decide on
a sensible menu.
Yes, make it a
feast, but select
and pre- p a r e
foods that are not
too rich. One way
to do this is to
take it easy on
the foods we
should save -
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

How to do: Stuff the bird the day
before and place Immediately in re-
Arizona sun., 1947-12-19

WGVOA A 4NVe UV1N
ERE are some colorful Christ
L L mas tree ornaments that the
children will have fun making. Di-
rections for 9 different ornam ents.