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his fourth story from the Bible,
has such distinguished predeces-
sors as "The Ten Command
ment" 1929, "The King of
Kings" 1925, and "The Sign
of the Cross" (1932).
Holy Land Backgrounds
DeMille eyes the Samson cpl
sodes as a screen possibility as
far back as 1885, when he re-
tanned Harold Lamb, the Orien-
talist author, to do treatment
covering Chapters 13 to Is from
the Book of Judges. The treat
ment has been used as frame
work for the present screenplay
by Jesse L. Lasky, Jr., and Fred
ric NJ. Frank.
The producer is completing
plans for a second unit to travel
to the Holy Land for background
and action shots in the area
where Samson encountered his
trials with Delilah and the in
vading Philistines, about 11OO
B. G.
/ DeMille hopes to make an an
nouncement soon regarding the
casting of Samson in the film
Several of Hollywood's top mas
culine stars are being considered
for the role.
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QUICKIES

HOLLYWOOD-Bing Crosby,
in his "The Emperor Waltz cos
tune, is the first male star to be
featured on the cover of the
leading British magazine Every
body's Weekly, which has a cir
culation of more than one mil
lion in the British Isles -. Mac
donald Carey returned from
New York this week after three
weeks in Gotham where he ap-
peared on several radio shows
and was interviewed by the
metropolitan press in connection
with the publicity campaigns
for Hazard" and Dream Girl. "
Director Leslie FentOn re-
turned this week from a week
long location survey trip to
Gallup, New Mexico where
ParamOunt's frontier epic.
"The Streets of Laredo" will
start shooting early next
month. William Holden, Mac
donald Carey, William Bendix
and Mona Freeman cO-star in
the TechnicOIor western, with
Robert Fellows producing.
Lucille Ball last week con-
cluded her role in Paramount
"Sorrowful JONES'" in which she
starred with Bob Hope, and will
spend the next few weeks vaca'
tioning with her husband, Des
Arnaz. Present plans call fol
them to cruise to Ensenada ir
their recently-purchased 33-foo'
cabin cruiser and to spend mos
of their vacation fishing in Mexi
can waters Burt Lancaster
started working out last weel
with his former circus partner
Nick Cravattt, in the Paramoun
Studio gymnasium. The two for
mer acrobats are rehearsing rou
tines on the parellel bars TO,
stage appearances Throughout
the u. S. in connection with th'
opening of Hal Wallis Sorry
Wrong Number" in which Bur
co-stars with Barbara Stanwyck
Now that he has completed
his starring role in Para
mounts "SorrOwful JONES'"
Bob Hope is getting ready to
leave for a months combined
vacation and personal appear
ance tour in the east. He will
appear in Cleveland, New York
and Buffalo and expects to be
back in Hollywood July 16.
Since finishing her latest star
ring assignment in Paramount'S
"The Tatlock Millions petit
Wanda Hendrix has been fillin
the dual role of cook and house
keeper at home. Her mother
Mrs. M. S. Hendrix, has bee
ill and Wanda has taken owe
household duties.
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Olsen Once Again
Plays Congressman

HOLLYW WOOD - Moroni
Olsen, veteran film character
actor, has been selected for the
role of a Congressman in Metro
GoldWyn- Mayors all star pro-
duction of Command Decision. "
During his lengthy film career
the actor has portrayed a men,
ber of Congress of four oc-
casions.
Olsen joins a cast that in
cludes Clark Gable, Walter Pid-
geon, Van Johnson, Brian DON
levy, Charles Bickford, John
Kodiak and Edward Arnold.
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"And," CO m m e n s Mrs.
Flynn, "can you think of a
better spot to write a book
o.. Hollywood than on Errols
yacht If only the portfolios could
talkw
Class Discrimination
When newcomer Shelley Win
ters was asked about her romance
with a certain Hollywood actor,
she replied: "Oh, him? haven't
seen him for weeks. He works in
b pictures and l don't go with
actors who work in B pictures
any more"
Ham On Ice
Erskine Johnson calls this a
"classic Hollywood story" 1t
happened when Sonia Henie first
arrived in the film city and was
studying dramatics under coach
Herman Rogers. After six months
of study, Sonia asked Rogers,
Tell me Herman, who was the
greatest actress?"
l guess Sarah Bernhardt, "
said Herman.
Sonia thought for a moment,
then asked:
"Could she skate"
A Loaf of Bread, A jug of Wine,
And - Ingrid!
Scribe Harry Crocker reports
this anecdote which took place
during the filming of Arch of
Triumph" starring Charles Boy
er and Ingrid Bergman. This par
ticular scene was one in which
the stars were making love in a
cheap Partisan hotel. Director
Lewis Milestone was anxious to
please writer of the story, En-
rich Remarque, who was visiting
the set, and so he asked:
Does this look like the real
thing?" referring to the authen-
ticity of the hotel.
what difference does il
make" Remarque responded
ITO a man making love, all
hotels look the same!"
Sam Said 1t!
The latest 'bit of wit" to come
out of Filmtown has again beer
attributed to S m Goldwyn
When told that an acquaintance
was worried and pinned to see e
psychiatrist, he shouted, ANY
one who would go to see a psy'
chiatrist should have his head eX'
amined!"
Current and Recommended
All My Son, Easter Parade
Give My Regards To Broadway.
Green Grass of Wyoming, Sit,
ting Pretty, The Emperor Waltz
The Search.
(To our readers: If you see &
current motion picture that you
feel has special merit and war
rants listing in this section, write
to the Editor, LABOR LOOKS
Il AT HOLLYWOOD, C are this
publication.)
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)eMille style of religious
lramatizations, is scheduled to
20 before the cameras in DC
.ober. The role of Samson is as
|yet untitled.
1t will be Miss Lamarr's first
picture for DeMille, debut
highlighted by the veteran pro
ducer's estimation of Delilah as
one of the two or three most
challenging heroines in history
Miss Lamarr's talents as dark
eyed temptress will have con
siderable room for expression as
the fetching and stormy Delilah
who seeks to destroy the young,
impressionable and powerful
Samson.
DeMille's search for a Delilah
began year ago last February
in the course of which hopefuls
were invited to submit qualifica-
tions. Approach of the shooting
date forced the producer to turn
to trained actresses when it ap-
peared the best of non-profes'
sional entrants would require
months of training before de-
cision could be made.
Samson and Delilah" returns
DeMille to a medium that ha:
made his name a household wore
in far corners of the earth. This
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New York Ballerina
Cast In New Musical

HOLLYWOOD - Allyn Ann
McLerie, from the Broadway
show, "On the Town" who won
acclaim from New York critics
and audiences alike, makes her
screen debut in words and
Music" Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
all-star Technicolor musical.
Miss McLerie, ballerina and
eccentric dancer, will have a
Speciality spot with Perry Como
in Mountain Greenery," one of
the Rodgers and Hart tunes in
the film which was inspired by
the careers of the well-known
composers.
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Reery At Isl Mark

HOLLYWOOD - Wall a C e
Beery's new film, "a Date with
Judy" goes into the record as his
251st picture, but he estimates
that the correct number would
be close to 400. THAT would be
counting all those one, two and
three reelers used to do in the
early days of motion pictures, >
he nxnIained.
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GSN leooI. Fresh Purified AR 81 an Ti~ss
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News antl Gossip u Saase antl Screen
The Search

THE SEARCH: A Metro
Gold,Dyn- Mayer film; pro-
duced in Europe by Ldzdr
WechsIer lDith Aline Nc
hon, Jarn1ild NoDotnd,
Montgomery Cliff, Wendell
|. Coreu. IUdn JnndI and dis
placed children at UNRRA,S
re-aIIocdtion centers in the
American zone of Germany;
directed by Fred Zinnen7dnn.
Reuie1Ded by Stuart Rdtluf.
Through the dark terror which
is everywhere in postwar Europe
sounds the cry of mothers sep
arated from their children: my
son, my baby, what have they
done to him? Where is he?"
In the picture, THE SEARCH,
the American motion picture in
dustry has shown that it can
equal, if not Surpass the realistic
simplicity and dramatic greatness
of such excellent foreign films as
OPEN CITY, SHOESHINE and
TO LIVE IN PEACE.
Jarmila Novotna plays the part
of a Czech mother who, upon re-
lease from prison, begins the
w cary, heart-aching sc &c h
through the shambles. of Europe
for her little boy. The film fol-
flows her patiently, tirelesSly, as
she goes on looking for him even
after she finds evidence that he
is dead.
j Meanwhile, the child, Ivan
Jandl, flees in mute terror from
: a truck which is taking him and
: other children of many national
tiles to an UNRRA camp. Know
+ ing only fear, he believes that
they are being transported to the
+, gas chambers. He hides among
t the bomb-gutted buildings. There,
a CT, played by Montgomery
Cliff, finds him and, after a scene
in which the little boy squirms
and kicks in hysterical fear, be-
gins to win him over.
There is poignant beauty in the
gradually changing relationship
between the CT and the lost boy,
Montgomery Cliff gives one OF
the finest, most restrained per-
formances of recent seasons.
BY the time the mother and
!. her son are reunited, the pa
3 tience and kindness of the Gl
2 have gone for in restoring him
: to physical health and in heal
;. ing the wound in his emotions
! Aline Mcmahon, as the relief
r worker, produces characterize
ton which will live long in the
memory.
The director, Fred Zinnemann
demonstrates throughout the pic
I ture, a deftness of touch and ar
artistry of feeling which are sell
2 dom equalled.
Many languages are spoken lr
THE SEARCH. It's war orphans
; are Czech, German, Polish, Hun
! garian, French and English. The
: very multiplicity of tongue:
points to two truths. First, thai
tragedy, man-made, is no respec.
tor of nationality. Second, thai
the cammaraderic of mutual loss
: easily overcomes the barrier Of
| language. This. last truth makes
! one wonder why these children
! who help one another in feal
an ddespair, should, perhaps one
day, be aught to hate one an.
other.
THE SEARCH is more thar
motion picture. It's background
is no Hollywood set. t is the ruin
of civilization. It's characters
the most important ones, the chill
dren, were not hired through &
central casting bureau. They
were nodded for their parts by
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Souvenir Weapons
To Be Shown AS Peril

I HOLLYWOOD - The Ameri-
can movie-goer is due for an ed
ucational shock when M-G-M S
"Souvenirs of Death" is releas-
ed.
The John Nesbitt Passing par
ade, produced with the co-opera-
ton of the international Assocla-
ton of Police Chiefs, the Treas
ury Department, and the FBl,, is
based on the frightening statis-
tic that 10000 people will be
killed during 1948 by souvenir
weapons and shells.
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CURRENT
RECOMMENDED

ALL MY SONS
EASTER PARADE
GREEN GRASS OF
WYOMING
SITTING PRETTY
THE EMPEROR WALTZ
THE IRON CURTAIN
THE SEARCH
(To our readers:
If you see current motion
picture that you feel has sep
cial merit and warrants listing
nj this section, write to the
Editor, LABOR LOOKS AT
HOLLYWOOD, care this pub
lication.)
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bombs and guns and torture
chambers.
THE SEARCH represents a
high point in American motion
pictures. 1t is a great and tell
ing documentary. Starkly, it pre-
sents the awful record of the
failure to erect civilization in
which children may live and grow
in peace and plenty.
M-G-M and Lazar Wechsler,
are to be congratulated for bring
ing such a film to the screen.
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,amarr To Play Feminine
Lead In DeMille'S Samson"

HOLLYwOOD-Hedy Lamar has been chosen for the fem
le Cecil Deles epic biblical drama Samson and
The selection ends than years search tna
cached throughout the nation.
The picture slated for treatment in the famous
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would only hold up if the stars
could match their performances in
other tracks throughout the coun-
try. He also added that the Uni
ted States could eliminate the first
five placers and still win over any
of the European countries in track
events.
Incidentally, Larry Snyder's
buckeye standouts, Mel Whitfield
and Lloyd Duff will appear here
Saturday at the University of Day
ton stadium in the Ohio AAU
meet.
Present at yesterdays luncheon
was Mayor Louis Lohrey, mem
bers of the C. of C. athletic staff,
School Supt. Robert French, Paul
Schenck, president of the, board
of education, and members. of the
press and radio.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

SIS REWARD for 2 unfinished
rooms. Call between 6 and 8 p.
M, ME 1928.
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acquainting Negroes with services
and products of Negro business
enterprises. ,
In addition, the program seeks
1000 delegates for the Atlantic
City meet, and plans a member
ship campaign centered around the
program with a goal of $4,000
members.
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Negro, make easy money out Of
ghetto housing. Some Negro teach
ers see a selfish benefit to them
selves in being assured position in
a segregated school system.
"Let us, who carry the great
tradition of Howard university,
shake off every faint of such
vested interests. Even if it costs
some Negroes their teaching posts,
even if it temporarily crowds out
some Negro students, let us no
longer coonive in any racial bias
in education"
America needs a national uni
versity, he said. Howard, being
located in the nations capital,
and being the nations only feder-
ally supported university by ap-
preparation from congress, is the
school for such a position he said.
He said that although the Ne
gro does not have equal educa-
tional opportunity yet in the Uni
ted States, segregation is not the
answer to the problem. He con-
cluded:
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Whites

Continued from page 81
must not lag behind" he said.
prejudice and segregation work
both ways. Negroes who protest
discrimination sometimes are as
guilty of it as their white neigh
bors.
"Some Negro preachers have a
vested interest in segregated
churches. Realtors, both white and
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FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms. Call
after 4. Flu 1896. too
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Howard university started to
meet the special need of the newly
enfranchised Americans. For 80
years it has nobly served that
special need. It'll is now time for
it to meet the even greater need
of national service to all Ameri-
cans"
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Mixed Dancing

(%continude from page ~
the interracial dance was "inju-
dicious'' and that the incident was
unfortunate.
The trustees made a first-hand
investigation of the affair on the
campus and named a committee
to draft a set policy regulating
conferences and other programs
to be sponsored or permitted by
the administration at the college.
The controversy was heightened
recently when DR.. A. j. Music, a
leader of the Fellowship Of Re-
Cancellation, delivered a pacifist
speech at the college assembly.
Lynchburg college has al LIBERAL
tradition. The race issue has been
the subject of several forums and
programs on the campus for sew
eral years. Both white and Negro
educators have spoken on the
campus and student organizations
with apparent support Of instruc-
tors and the administration have
invited Negro students and Ne
gro professors to attend inter-
racial conferences, forums and
meeting on the campus.
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Urge Business
concluded from

Concluded from page u
before in the history Of I'll peo-
pie and the country have the r
ices of the league been so neces-
sary. The pressures on the Negro
and on the little business person
are so great today that without a
strong national organization and
unity Jour cause is lost"
The suggested program of ac-
ton includes the establishment of
a national office; a continuous
tour of local groups in KEEP spots
by executive members; installation
of a service program to furnish
an annual directory of Negro bust
ness, monthly news letter on bust
ness data and statistics, public
relations program to let public
know of Negro business progress,
encouragement of new businesses
and advice. on business problems
to local groups; training pro-
grams, Institutes and clinics; and
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TITLES BEAUTY SALON

lille BEAUTY SALON
Closed Monday and Tuesday be-
cause of illness. Open Thursday.
Tillie and operators for best of
service. Wanted-experienced man
operator. Call MI PAPA
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Read it in the Daily Express.