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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Winborn left
Sunday for their home at Rolling
Fork where he will resume his duties
as coach in the city school.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed, of Chi
,cago, were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Reed.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-01
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Justice were
Lexington visitors during the holi-
days.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hardin, Mrs.
Claude Estes and Mrs. Homer Terry
attended the wedding of Miss Isa-
belle MCGOWAN to Mr.. Earl Ander-
son, in Winona, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hutchinson
and son, of Canisteo, New York. have
been the guests of Mr. Hutchin-
sons mother, Mrs. Mamie Hutchin-
son.
See the new Dodge trucks at w. l..
Ellis & Son-JanuurY 9TH.
Miss Lucille Rhyme, Mr.. TTol Rhvne
and Mr.. Edward Rhyme, Of Jackson,
and Miss Gladys Rhyme, of Memphis,
spent the Christmas holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E
Rhyme.
Miss Vonda Webb. of Boston, Mass
has been the guest of her sister
Mrs. Homer Terry and Mr. Terry this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Terry, ano
daughter, attended a family reunion
in the home of Mrs. Terry's sister
Mrs. T. B. Tinsley, in Philadelphia
Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Dobbs, of ST
Louis, left for their home Thursday
afternoon after few days visit with
Mrs. Dobbs sister, Mrs. ]. M. Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Gulledge. Mrs.
Ed Rush and daughters, Margaret
and Virginia. spent the day in Jack
son, Monday.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Alan Ladd Planning
South American Tour

HOLLYWOOD - Alan and
Sue Ladd are planning an ex-
tensive vacation tour of South
America now that he has just
completed the title role in Para
mounts The Great Gatsby"
With the exception of trips to
New York and western desert
resorts, the Ladds have never
taken an extended vacation tour
and have never left the country.
Each time they have made such
plans, Alan has been recalled to
Paramount to start a new pic
ture and the same situation may
arise again. But, at the moment,
he has no production definitely
scheduled to follow The Great
Gatsby." He also starred in
Whispering Smith" and Be
yond Glory" within the past
year.
The Great Gatsby" also CO.
stars Betty Field, Macdonald
Carey, Ruth Hussey, Barry
Sullivan and Howard Da Silva.
Elliott Nugent directed the film.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Arnold Moss Preparing
Fall Radio Shows

Arnold Moss, who recently
completed an important support
ing role in Columbia's Rita Hay
worth h-Glenn Ford Technico1or
starrer, THE Loves of Carmen" "
has returned to New York where
he is preparing several fall radio
shows. Among the programs
planned by Moss are two Inner
Sanctum" mysteries which he
has written for the popular Sc
ries, and a series of "Documen-
taries on Children" which he is
preparing for radio producer
Mitchell Grayson. The latter
will concern the problems facing
children growing up in a post
war world with emphasis on in
structions to parents on how to
help children to adapt to current
conditions.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Laughton Relaxes
With Shakesneare

HOLLYWOOD-The average
mans idea of relaxation may be
a day of fishing, or relaxing
with a good book, or just plain
S e cpl n g-but not Charles
Laughton. His idea or relaxation
is a class in Shakespeare!
Although Laughton has been
busy every day for the last three
weeks for his role in "The
Bribe," he hasn't missed con-
ducting one of his three-nights-
a-week Shakespeare classes.
According to the actor, these
classes relax him more than a
good nights sleep. He also gives
them credit for helping his work
on the picture rather than hin
dering it,
MY pupils always insist that
read my next days lines to
them, just so they can tear them
apart. But l don't mind. / con-
slider them my best critics."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Huge Set Planned
For Astaire, Judy

HOLLYWOOD - An entire
sound stage, providing more
floor room than available in the
studios rehearsal halls, has been
converted into a dance studio
at Neutrality-suspicious. for
Judy Garland and Fred Astaire.
who now are rehearsing their
numbers for "The Barkleys of
Broadway" Several of the rou-
tines being planned demand
such large area for movement
that the switch was considered
necessary.
To aid in the rehearsals, one
complete wall of the sound stage
has been mirrored, and six
foot wall built around the dance
floor within the stage to prevent
any possibility of interruptions
that might cause delay in the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30

triumphs made by Paramount
from stage plays such as Lady
in the Dark" and Dear Ruth. :"
Co-starred with Miss Hutton
in the film, which is now show
ing at Princess Theatre, is Mac
donald Carey, who reestablished
himself as an up-and-coming fa-
vorite with fans in Suddenly
It's Spring" his first picture fol-
lowing his return from war du-
| ty. In Dream Girl" Carey plays
the role created on the stage by
Wendell Corey - that of real
istic, attractive newspaperman,
who finds himself in love with
a highly imaginative, adventure
seeking, romantic girl. His ef-
forts to bring her down to earth
and make her face the facts of
life contribute many of the high
hilarity spots of the picture.
Dream Girl" lavishly pro-
duced by Mitchell Leisen, tells
the story of a debutante with no
particular talent but plenty of
burning ambition, who gets her
self into some amazing situa-
tions. Her adventures take her
to the stage of the Metropolitan
Opera House; to a South Seas
honky tonk; to crude log cabin
out west; to a glamourous Mexi-
can hacienda just to mention a
few. AS the confused but de-
lightful scatterbrain who is
about to run off with one man,
although she loves another, Bet
ty Hutton has an opportunity for
a complete change of acting
pace. She is definitely a new
Hutton. If there ever was any
question of her dramatic ability,
h e performance as Dream
Girl should settle it once and
for all. Those who have already
seen the picture pronounce the
versatile stars work in the film
an outstanding film portrait of
an astounded girl.
Dream Girl" has the addi-
tional attraction of top support
ing players in the persons of
Patric Knowles, Virginia Field,
Walter Abel, Peggy Wood, Low
ell Gilmore. Knowles and Gill
more portray two of the men in
Betty's life; Miss Field is seen
as her sister; Abel as her harass-
ed father and Miss Wood as her
ultra-modern mother.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
''W altz'' Booked Solid
Over Fox West Coast

HOLLYWOOD - On strength
of the record-breaking engage
ment of Paramount's The En-
peror Waltz" at the Paramount
Hollywood and Downtown
Theatres, the Bing Crosby-Joan
Fontaine Technicolor starrer has
been set for circuit-wide book
ings by Fox West Coast.
The FWC openings viii follow
the indefinite world premiere
engagement of the film at the
local Paramounts and will be on
a day-and-day ! basis, starting
probably early in July.
FWC has set the picture for
100 per cent bookings right
down the line. 1t will initially
play such situations as San Ber-
nardino, Santa Barbara, Bakers
field, Riverside and Pomona as
we'll as key suburban theatres.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Bob Hope HonOred
By Unity Award

HOLLYWOOD-For the third
time less than two weeks, Bob
Hopes almost ceasless efforts
during World War II and his
subsequent tireless work in aid
ing worthwhile causes in all
sections of the country are
being rewarded.
On the set of Paramount's
"Sorrowful JONES'" Hope was
honored recently by the Golden
Slipper Square Club of Phila-
dephia, acknowledgements chari-
table organization, with preseh-
tation of its annual Golden
Slipper Unity Award.
The award, for his "tireless
efforts in spreading good cheer,
good fun and good will among
all men, regardless of race, color
or creed" was in the form of a
large pen etching of Hope by
the famous artist, Harry Mos
kovitz.
Within the past few days
Hope, has been similarly honor
ed by the Independent Motion
Picture Producers Association
and the Pacific Coast Confer
ence of Independent Theater
Owners.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Lois Maxwell To Play
Wife Of Lee ]. Cobb

Lois Maxwell, London stage
actress, has been signed by Col
umbia to play the important
role of Lee j. Cobb's wife in "The
Dark Past" William Holden and
Nina Foch share starring honors
with Cobb. Rudy Mate will direct
a Buddy Adler produce. In
EN gand Mis- Maxwell scored in
Ivor Novelties stage production
of Maugham's "Our Betters, "
with Dorothy Dixon and Peter
Wills, and in Cit for Heroes, "
with Dame Irene Van Brugh. She
made her American film debut in
support of Shirley Temple in
"That Hagen Girl" and more re-
Gently appeared with Wayne Nor
ris and Gordon McRae in "The
Big Punch"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30


reduction last week. Filmiza-
ton of the Broadway hit, the
romantic drama has an excep-
tional cast headed by Olivia de
Havilland, Sir Ralph Richardson,
Montgomery Cliff, Mona Free
man and Miriam Hopkins.
let to start this month is "The
Aeets of Laredo" big-scale
Western epic in Technicolor with
a stellar cast including William
Holden, Macdonald Carey, Will
liam Bendix and Mona Freeman
with Alphonso Bedoya. Leslie
Fenton will direct, with Robert
Fellows as producer.
Other productions definitely
scheduled are:
l "One Woman" with Alan Ladd
! recently assigned in the starring
role. A su.s p N e melodrama
based on Tiffany Thayer's best
seller novel, the production will
have an outstanding cast. Lewis
Allen will direct, and Fellows
will produce.
New Hope Show
easy Does It." Bob Hopes
Mxt starring comedy in which
he will play a role different from
any Characterization he has ever
done, as a confidence man pos
\ ing as wealthy American play
boy. Entire story takes place on
a transatlantic luxury i n e r.
Richard Haydn has been signed
to direct, following the sensa-
tional previews of "The Talock
Millions" his first directorial eff
fort. Producer is Edmund Beloin.
"a Mask for Lucretia," color
full romantic suspense melodrama
combining the talents of Paulette
Goddard and Ray Milland as CO.
stars and Mitchell Leisen as di-
rector. Richard Maibaum pro-
duces.
Cecil B. DeMille's Samson
and Delilah," in Technicolor.
Victor Mature and Hedy Lamar
. portray the title roles in this
e biblical drama which will
be given treatment in the famous
DeMille style of religious drama
tiZations.
Diamond in the Haystack,"
marking the next appearance of
the sensational box-office COM
bination of Bing Crosby and
Barry Fitzgerald. A warmly
human comedy, this film is de-
signed as a worthy successor to
their previous top hits, Going
My Way" and "W e com e
Stanger." Robert Welch will
produce.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Ian Hunter To Play
In M.C-M British Film

HOLLYWOOD - Ian Hunter
final polishing of the numbers.
who left Hollywood at the be-
ginning Of the war to join the
British Navy, will make his first
postwar appearance in an Ameri-
can-made film, in Edward, My
Son."
The actor will portray Larry
Parker, faithful friend and FAM
ily doctor Of Spencer Tracy and
Deborah Kerr, in the picture
with which Metro -Goldwyn-
Mayer is inaugurating produc-
ton at its new British studios.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Ellen Corby Set For
''The Dark PAST

Ellen Corby, former script girl
who turned actress and regis
tered a hit in her first screen
part in Il Remember Mama, %
was signed yesterday by Colum-
bia for an important role in "The
Dark Past" William Holden,
Nina Foch and Lee j. Cobb have
the top roles. Rudy Mate directs
and Buddy Adler is producing.
Miss Corby had been a script
supervisor for several years
when she was given her acting
opportunity as Aunt Trina in II
Remember Mama" In "The
Dark Past" she will be seen as
the outspoken maid who refuses
to be terrorized by gangsters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Jimmy Durante Now
Sports ESMayOr" Title

HOLLYWOOD-It's "Hizzon-
or Jimmy Dprante," if you
please!
At formal ceremony at Lake
Arrowhead, California, the Met
ro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy star
of "On An Island With YOU"
to the famous resort and the
title of Honorary Mayor.
Durante, enjoying his first va
cation in three years at Lake
Arrowhead, went through all
t h formalities in accepting,
They included parade, a local
radio broadcast and the presen-
tation of casting rod which he
proudly accepted.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Cables Oranges To
Cheer Tracy. Kerr

HOLLYWOOD-Clarke Gable
is helping Spencer Tracy and
Deborah Kerr get their vitamins
while the latter are making a
film abroad.
One of Cables last acts before
departing on his own European
vacation was to help pack a
dozen crates of oranges from
trees on his Encino ranch.
The actor, who recently COM
pleted work in M-G-M's Com
mand Decision" shipped the
fruit to Tracy, Miss Kerr, and
their co-workers in London
where they are making Edward
My Son" at M-G-M's new Brit
ish studios.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Patricia White Named
Autry's Leading Lady

Patricia White, who has just
completed a key hole in Colum-
bias "Undercover Man." with
Glenn Ford and Nina Foch, has
been named as Gene Autry'
leading lady in Wings West
ward" Columbia Cinecolor pro-
duction. Jimmy Lloyd portrays
Autry's flying forest ranger pal
and Douglas Dumbrille the
heavy. Armand Schaefer is pro-
ducing and John English direct
ing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
SIXTY LIONS FEATURED

Sixty African lions will oc-
cupy the acting spotlight for
three days in Congo Bill" Sam
Katzman serial for Columbia,
which is shooting on location at
Thousand Oaks. The animals,
obtained from the jungle COM
pound at Thousand Oaks, will
be handled by trainer Mel
Koontz while working with ac-
tors Don Mcclure and Bob
Bilder.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Stooge Comedy Rolls

New Grooms Sweep Clean,
Three Stooges comedy. goes into
production at Columbia today
with Jules White producing and
directing. In addition to Moe
and Shemp Howard and Larry
Fine, the cast includes Christine
Mcintyre, Maria Monteil and
Yvette ReYnerd.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Roy Acuff And Band
Signed By Columbia

Roy Acuff and his Smoky
Mountain Boys, top record-sell-
iry musical ensemble, have been
signed by Columbia for series
of four action musicals to be pro-
duced by Colbert Clark. First
of the films is Smoky Mountain
Melody" which Ray Nazarro
will direct, and the second will
be "Home in San Antoine" tt
ties for the other two will be
announced shortly.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Charles Lawton Assigned

Charles Lawton who recently
completed the camera work on
Columbia's Lets Fall in Love, +"
starring Dorothy Lamour and
Don Ameche, has been assigned
to 'The Walking Hills" Harry
Joe Brown production starring
Randolph Scott and Ella Raines.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Unit Flies To
North Africa For
''SamsOn" Shots

HOLLYWOOD-One of the
most unusual travels ever at
tempted in connection with a
film will be undertaken by an
expeditionary unit for Cecil B.
DeMille's Samson and Delilah"
production at Paramount to star
Hedy Lamar.
The unit leaves New York by
plane this week for a $4,000
mile trek by caravan across the
desert wastes of Algeria, French
North Africa.
Ralph Jester, associate pro-
ducer in charge of the unit,
plans to spend two months
visiting remote settlements and
desert towns. Substantial pur-
chases of French fabrics and
props" and considerable shoot
ing of background scenery and
action scenes are contemplated
by the unit, but not before the
entire route mapped out by De-
Mile himself has been thor
oughly surveyed for possibili-
ties.
The four-man-group will fly
first to Paris, obtain papers
f r m French authorities to
operate in the colony, then fly
to Algiers, where the unit will
begin its westward trek by car.
Both 16mm. and 35mm. cam
era equipment will be used for
preliminary shots, which will be
flown back daily to Hollywood
for DeMille's scrutiny. Shots ap-
proved by DeMille then will be
filmed by a special camera crew
from Hollywood.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Loretta Young, Decorator

Because her mother studied
interior decoration and is now
recognized as one of the Holly.
wood authorities on the subject,
Loretta Young, currently starred
in Hal Wallis Paramount pro-
duction, "The Accused" became
so interested in the subject that
she ended up by decorating her
own home in Holmby Hills.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
By INEZ GERHARD

Making his first technicolor in
Rope" James Stewart plays a
role unlike the shy, bashful
young men audiences have come
to expect from him. He is suave,
sophisticated, a university pro-
fessor whose slightly graying
hair resembles Stewards own.
The Alfred Hitchcock thriller was
done in beautiful subdued color
with technique new to pictures
by which an entire roll of film,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
LEE PATRICK SIGNED

Lee Patrick, who won large
following as screen comedi-
enne and then switched to
serious roles in ''The Snake Pit, "
will return to the lighter char
acterizations as the feminine
comedy lead in Columbia s
"Singin' Spurs"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Curwood Dog Story
Bought Bv Columbia

James Oliver CurWood's cele-
brated dog story, "Kazan," has
been purchased by Columbia and
placed on Robert COINS produc-
ton slate. Arthur Ross has been
signed to write the screenplay.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Comedy Inspires
Brush NeOnhYtes

HOLLYWOOD - A. H.
Peterson, Western District
m a ager of the Fuller
Brush Company, revealed
that applications for dealer
ships quadrupled over last
years figures for the month
of October as a result of
pub Ii cit y on Columbia's
"The Fuller Brush Man"
Potential dealers appar-
emily feel that Red Shelton
is helping to make it easier
for them to sell brushes"
declared Peterson.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
APPROPRIATE

Mary Jayne Saunders, the
five year old youngster who
makes her cinematic debut in
Paramount's Bob Hope-Lucille
Ball starrer, "Sorrowful JONES'"
was born on Columbus Day,
1912.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30

Ray Milland, star of Para
mounts Sealed Verdict t."
speaks Spanish 81 fluently that
he has been called upon fire.
quently to make goodwill broad
casts from Hollywood to Latin
America.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Hilarious Hit Comes To Screen
With Outstanding Production

Starring new Betty Hutton who the gamut of
matte versatility and newly made person of Mac
donald Carey, Dream Girl sensation Broadway play
to the And according film cap
tai "Dream Girln movie is worthy other
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30


$50 feet, was shot without inter.
ruption. "Rope" may we'll be the
best picture made by the famous
Hitchcock.
Pedro Armedariz, said to be
Latin Americas foremost actor
has been signed by Walter Wan
ger for one of the male starring
roles in Tulsa" at Eagle Lion
Susan Hayward and Robert Pres
ton will co-Star. Armedariz, who
has just completed three pictures
for John Ford, won the Mexican
Academy Award for his role op-
posite Dolores Del Rio in THE
Pearl"
YOungmOthers who want to
earn money might take a tip
from Mary Lansing, heard reg
ularly as "Julie Collins on
CBS' "The Guiding Light"
Mary is a specialist on baby
wails-learned by listening to
her own children.
An impressive car is usually
a young actress first purchase
when she signs good contract
in Hollywood, but Teresa Wright
is different. In 1941 Samuel
Goldwyn took her west for "The
Little Foxes" She bought an in
coupe. Since then she
has risen to stardom, won an
Award and established
herself as one of the screens bet
ter actresses, now starring in
Enchanted" So she has bought
a two-door car nd given the sew
en-year-old one to her father.
David Niven says that used
tea leaves, placed around the
bushes, make roses "prettier than
anything" He may be right, but
most of us get better results with
good fertilizerl Niven's depar-
ture from Hollywood is scheduled
for July; he goes to England to
make "The Scarlet Pimpernel. +"
He is co-starred currently in "A
Kiss in the Dark" with Jane Wy
man.
Frank Bucks Bring 'em
Back Alive" is being re-re-
leased by RKO, Is years after
its original presentation. The
locales of the safari organized
to capture jungle beasts and
record battles between them
were Malaga and Sumatra.
Arthur Godfrey has given pri-
Vate flying such a boost on his ra-
1io shows that a member of fly.
ng club to which he belongs gave
1irn a special award-a check for
IS, which enables Godfrey to pay
lis enrolment fees until 1850.
Godfrey appreciated the idea be-
hind the act-but he makes
100000 every year. :. .... -.
Vic Damone, in search of peace
md quiet, he claims, bought a
louse in Brooklyn. But he invited
100 fans to housewarming, they
rave other fans the address and
low the Damone home is as
'eaceful as Grand Central station.
Odds and Ends /. When Ed
gar Bergen sailed for Europe
our cOuntry's most popular
ventrilOquist's d u m my was
down on the passenger list as
Axel Mccarthy Record for
the largest attendance each
week goes to MICS "Grand
Ole Opry." 1t is broadcast
from a Nashville, Tenn, audi
tOrium accommodating 5000, \
which is filled to capacity
Ray Milland and Geraldine
Fitzgerald both live in Holly
wood, but travelled 5000 miles
to London before they met to
cO-Star in $50 Evil My Love"
Jack Paar has had his Op-
tion renewed by RKO for the
third consecutive year. He has
important roles in "Weep No
More" and Variety Time"
"My Name is Han" will be
1own all over the world this
lmmer. 1t is a documentary,
lined in China with a Chinese
asst, under auspices of the Prot
ztanf film coYr1Y1oi iseinn
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
6 Top Productions To Start At
Paramount In Next Few Months

HOLLYWOOD - Paramount recently set for start in the
few months impressive list of topcaber productions In
preparations for other pictures been launched
and carefully proceeding
roll William WyIers "The eire which in
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
Sign Mexican Star For
|sStreets Of Laredo

YWOOD - Alphonso
Bedoya, versatile Mexican char
acter actor who scored sensa-
tionally as Gold Hat" the grin
ming bandit chiefc in Treasure
of Sierra Madre," was signed by
Ps1mount recently for an i'm
portant role in "The Streets of
Laredo" frontier epic to co-star
William H o l d e n, Macdonald
Carey, William Bendix and
Mona Freeman.
Bedoya, who returned from
Mexico recently, will portray
the role of Charley Calico, quick
tempered and crooked political
leader of Laredo during the tur-
bulent early history of the pio-
neer Southwest frontier town.
"The Streets of Laredo" is
slated to start early next month
with Leslie Fenton directing and
Robert Fellows producing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-30
CAMERA VETERANS

Between them, Loretta Young
and Robert Cummings, CO.
starred in Hal Wallis Para
mi production, "The Ac-
cuS" have spent "a years be-
fore the cameras, Miss Young
accounting for 20 of them. Wen
dell Corey, other headliner in
the suspense drama, is a mere
novice, having only been in
Hollywood a year.