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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

of Miss A. Marks, Home Econo-
mics teacher. The judging began
at 100 under the supervision Of
the Asst County Agent for Ne
gro Work with the assistance Of
the Vocational Agriculture teach
err and the Veteran Instructor.
The High point All boy was
Landus Ealy Of Dampascus with
a total score Of 235 points. The
IL Veteran team made a high OF
sos points and the high for the
All team No. / was 800 points.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
Campus 1--WE
1pxret AZ kyunra

What has happened to the love
of G.. Dotson and II. Jones .......
H. Dotson is making hit with
f. Stickney .... E Sims and d.
Cross are very nice couple ......
Some of the l948 couples around
Jones are S. Ashmore and O..
Campbell; f. Simmons, and D..
Gilva. J. Ash and G. Crook, v.
Tharpe and +. Cook; l.. c. Nc
Coy and Il, Cherry: l.. C. Coates
and J. Z. Ash; p. Henderson, and
N. V. Harrison ... A certain chick
in the senior class likes the class
president .r, Why can't II. Moten
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
CONWAY
!. Z. Wheeler

z. Il. VuccIcE
Dairy Cattle and Poultry Com
munity Judging Contest-4-H Boys
and Veterans Contestants. The
judging contest was conducted at
Solomon Grove School, l.. c. Da-
Wis. principal. The program be-
gan at 1000 AM with a short
All Club meeting and program. A
demonstration was given by the
Asst Home Demonstration agent
on the arrangement OF Kitchen
conveniences. Prof. E. ]. Lam
ders. principal of Pine Street
School, Conway, was guest speak
er. Lunch was served by the
All girls under the supervision
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
PARKDALE
Luvenia Maxwell

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Fudge
spent the day with Frank john
son last Sunday ..... Miss Ozell
Jackson, and Clifton Colman
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Maxwell ..... Miss Ro-
setta Washington, Miss Agnes
Maxwell, Miss Mary Lou Max
WE'LL Miss Doris Thornton. Miss
Meverlene Porter and Miss Ozell
Jackson visited Miss Bertha Lee
Randall last Sunday ..... Frank
johnson who has been on the sick
list, is improving rapidly Mrs.
Eller Council was called to Cros-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
Bradley County
Training School

Irma Beavers
The Junior Glass is getting
ready for its class play, Mystery
AT Midnight" T h e leading
characters are Opal ]. Thomas,
James Sanford, Anestine Childs
and George Lovett. Watch this
column for the date Of this play.
Mrs. Helen Wright is sponsor of
this class -. Irmalene Hadley,
member Of the 10th grade won
the county prize on her Essay on
Malaria Control. It will be en-
tered in the state contest. 1t is
interesting to note that nineteen
veterans have enrolled in the
twelve hour per week classes Of
fered to Veterans at BETS. The
instructors are Mrs. M. G. Moore,
Mrs. r. G. Mckay, and d. r. Cor
rethers ...... The 10th grade pre-
sented The Making over Of Sa-
die Friday at the assembly per-
iod. The characters were Sarah
Kate Neal, Irmalene Hadley, Ger
trude Ridgel, Gloria Dean Smith
and Ruby Jean Powell. The play
was both interesting and educa-
tional ..... Campus Gossip-EJ is
cutting out with HW secs, BJF is
head over heels in love with &c.
RVC is deeply in love with JLS
...... FC received latter from his
dream girl in Bearden -... JH
often receives mail from RH in
Project ...... BAL is wearing leg
makeup on her face, is that part
of the new look? ..... HJC and
PR are really hard characters.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
RossToN


Eta Lee lisa
Lena Mae Galherth
The Five Hearts Of David Cos
pei Singers Of Malvern rendered
a program at Oak Grove Church
Sunday .... Nearon Hicks lett
Sunday for Little Rock. While
here his sister and her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glide Evans. Clo-
thia Fay. Glide Mae. Sammie Lee
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kindreks &C.
companied him to Prescott. They
were the dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hicks ...-. Mrs. Ger
trude Thomas is here from Los
Angeles. California visiting her
sister. Mrs. Hazel Hearon 49,. Oak
Grove Is expecting the ex-pastor.
Rev. r. S. Starks to return a
Saturday ~. Mrs. Clara b. Simp-
son Is reported improving -. II
you want to know the latest news,
Buy and Read the STATE PRESS.
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and j. Hall get together again?

and J. Hall get together again?
80. Wanted. boyfriends for c.
Porch, D. Sykes. c. Gilva, F.
Lewis, o. Bruton; Apply at Jones
Hi 80. V. Dupins had better hold
her line high with G. Stancil be-
cause somebody wants him ........
Wanted: girlfriends for L. Will
liams, E. Dupins. A. Jackson.
Apply at Jones Hi -. II. Williams
and F. Quick are very nice
couple 80. See you next week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02
FORDYCE
Oma Gene JunieI

Mt. Taber Circle No. met at
the home of Mrs. Brantley. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Mary Parr. April /. at 2
pm. Mrs. B. Adams, Mrs. Throw
er, Walike Colman and Mrs. Jo-
sic Hall are doing very well ......
Little Lommie Aglasby has been
i'll and we are very glad to re-
port that he is much better ........
George Hawkins was buried last
week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

Haynes of Malvern will render
a program at the church here.
Public Is invited $500. On tho sick
list is Esrnestine and Mrs. Willie
McCollum; Clayton Cooper.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

p. - have been living with
this man 81 years and he keeps
on telling me that we will get
married but we never do. He is
real nice to me. Please give me
some advice.
Ans; Stay on with your mate.
Take the initiative and coax your
mate to 60 with you TO the Court
House and apply for a license and
make your marriage legal on
your coming anniversary. He will
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

sett on account of the illness of
her step-daughter, Mrs. Doris
Langstaff ,.... Mrs, Sallie Danzey
is on the sick list.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

Z. A. RI have in mind to
open my house to care for old
people and crippled children. Do
Thad WINS. Galley Five wo
you think l will be successful?
Ans: Yes. ! do. You are al
ready confined there at home all
Of the time nursing your sister
who Is an invalid and you could
very easily manage to care for
ono or two more dependents. Don't
take too many people to care for
unless you plan to have some
help.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

cooperate il you put a little pres.
sure on and act real sweet You
are too happy and have accumu-
lated too much during the past Fl
years to think Of separating.
Dear Able: My letter is to
thank you. l received your kind
letter the other week and highly
appreciate the information you
gave me concerning my problem.
The Guide is a great help to me
and l have found new courage
and a greater determination to
live right and to get ahead since
reading it Signed B. r.
NJ. M. RI am very unhappy
and have been like this most of
my life. l am planning to have
plastic surgery operation to see
If l could find just little bit of
happiness. Should carry out
my plans?
Ans: BY all means II you feel
1t will add to your happiness in
life. Your doctor would not re-
commend an operation IL he did
not feel that you could stand up
under II?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

M. c. G.-I am running a small
beauty shop here in this town and
l need someone down here to
work in my shop? l surely will
appreciate it.
Ans: Get In touch with the
Bearty Culture College In the
city nearest you and ask their
assistance. Write 10 them ex-
planning your requirements. sal
airy you wish 10 pay and etc. You
viii probably have 70 board the
operator temporarily or find her
desirable living quarters. Be sure
10 mention this In your letter,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-04-02

L. c. il have been reading
Problems of Humanity for a long
time and now I present my prob
lem for your help. My wife seems
10 love me very much. She acts
like she is not satisfied unless I'm
in her sight. Does she really love
me or just acting like that to
make me do better?
Ans: It's true l0ve-she idOlixes
you. In fact. You're a very lucky
guy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Parks And Chapman
Will Team In
The Gallant Blade

Larry Parks has been assigned
by Columbia to the male lead in
The Gallant Blade" Cinecolor
production based on Alexandra
Dumas adventure novel of 18th
Century France. Marguerite
Chapman has been cast in the
top feminine mantic role.
Henry Levin directs from Walter
Ferris screenplay, with Irving
Starr producing his first picture
at Columbia. Parks first screen
role since "The Swordsman," cur.
rently in release, ''The Gallant
Blade" will give him a similar
type of swashbucklin role. He
will portray Lieut.. Picard, aide
to General Conde, commander-in-
chief of the French armies. Miss
Chapman, who will be seen as
Nanon de Lartigues, spy for a
rival military faction, recently
completed the Cinecolor Western,
Coroner Creek" in which she
plays opposite Randolph Scott.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Scott Photographed
With $4,000 Ring For
walk Alone Tieup

HOLLYWOOD - A new high
in merchandising tieups was ef-
fected by Paramount recently
when Lizabeth Scott was photo
graphed wearing a $25,00O
diamond ring.
The portraits, shot for a tieup
on the Hal Wallis production 81
Walk Alone" in which Miss
Scott stars with Burt Lancaster,
will be featured in a Rhapsody
Diamonds campaign in big-cir-
culation magazines. Part of the
campaign will include full-page
ads in such publications as Life,
Vogue, MademoiSelle, and others.
The campaign will break in
February issues, coinciding with
the national release of the pic
ture. In addition, lifesize cutouts
of the star and displays will be
supplied to dealers throughout
the country.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Equestrian Skill
Proves Fortunate

H 0 L L Y w 0 0 D - There's
nothing surprising in the fact
that Robert Young picked q
western for his debut as pro-
ducer-star. The cactus drama is
Relentless" which demanded
expert riding.
He first learned to ride in 1897
for ''Florian," in which he train
ed a horse and rode dressage on
high-school mount. Later he
and Allan Jones operated the
Bel-Air Riding Academy for two
years, during which time he
taught many film notables to
ride.
Wranglers and cowhands who
worked with him on the Colum-
bia Technicolor picture claim
Young is a natural horseman and
is a better film cowboy than
most western stars because he
can act while riding.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Improved Camera
Speeds Production

HOLLYWOOD - Ira Morgan
veteran Columbia comeraman,
credits the studios new Mitchell
BNC cameras with time savings
up to ten per cent in making
new camera setups.
Morgan based his estimate on
filming of MARY Lou" The Sam
Katzman musical includes many
revue numbers starring S the
piano and orchestra of frankie
Carle. To portray these sequences
effectively, director Arthur
Dreifuss called for a variety of
camera angles.
But, as the new C a m era S
lens can be focused from three
positions, both lens and view
finder focus in one operation,
and everything required photo
graphically is built into the
machine, the new setups were
quickly arranged.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Melchior Heads Move
To Aid Manila Music

HOLLYWOOD - Headed by
Lauritz Melchior, a group of the
worlds outstanding singers, in.
Guiding Lily Pons, Enzio Pima
and Helen Traubel, will band to-
gether to bring music back tc
the war-torn city of Manila.
Before the war, Manila hac
one of the finest symphony
orchestras in the world. During
the war, however, all musical
instruments, music, and orchest-
raj arrangements were either
destroyed or confiscated by the
Japs.
Melchoir hopes to give the
first of a series of concerts for
this cause shortly. Funds will be
ued to buy both instruments and
music.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Patric Knowles Added
To Cast Of Spring

HOLLYW OOD = Patric
Knowles was assigned recently
to the stellar cast of Para
mounts Its Alawys Spring." a
heart-warming story of small
Indiana town which is slated to
60 before the cameras shortly
with William Russell directing
and Daniel Dare as producer.
Knowles joins a cast which
already includes such screen
favorites as Veronica Lake,
Mary Hatcher, Mona Freeman,
Billy De Wolfe, Roland Culver,
George Reeves, William Demar-
est and Pearl Bailey. He will
play the part of Ric Breen, a
flashy swindler who finds fertile
fields for his city slicker tricks
among the gullible residents of
Blakesville, the peaceful Indiana
community.
Knowles recently completed
a feature role in Paramount's
Elimination of Elmer Rice's
B roa dway success, Dream
Girl" starring Betty Hutton and
Macdonald Carey. "It's Always
Spring" will mark Knowles
fifty-first picture since he start
ed his Hollywood career in 1885.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
What fhe Hollywood
Sfars Are Wearing

HOLLYWOOD-Audrey Tot,
ter never buys anything for hei
wardrobe that is limited in use.
fulness.
A good example is the M-G-M
actress new hand-painted blouse
of white silk crepe which is
serving double duty.
French-cuffed and full-sleeved
it buttons high under the chin
with pearl buttons to show of
a hand-painted thistle pattern,
gayly accented by glittering
sequins.
Audrey, whose forthcoming
picture is High Wall with Rob-
ert Taylor, plans to wear the at
tractive blouse with a black
crepe skirt for dressy wear and
with black crepe slacks to serve
as a lounging ensemble.
Lana Turner wears a slate
gray wool suit destined to be a
1948 style-setter in her forth
coming picture, "Cass Timber
lane," opposite Spencer Tracy.
Designed by Irene, famed
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer designer,
this suit features simple, tailor
ed lines with the unusual use
of a scarf as the only point of
attraction.
Made up of white-and-gray
polka-dot silk, the scarf wraps
around Lana's neck and then
is drawn in and out of a slot on
the left shoulder to create a very
smart effect.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Mexican Moppets
Ape Film Makers

HOLLYWOOD - While Rita
Hayworth and Orson Welles
were on location in Acapulco
Mexico, they started a new
trend in children's games that
eclipsed mock bullfights.
Throngs of semi-nude young
sters circled the Columbia crew
and, once they grasped what
was going on, began initiating
the movie makers with a camera
fashioned from a 5-gallon gas
can and a bamboo tripod.
Apt mimics, the children were
able to initiate entire sequences
they'd witnessed. One boy, OBJ
viously in the role of assistant
director Sam Nelson, walked
around Importantly shouting,
"Quiet, Quiet"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Carmen s Three
Loves Are Named

HOLLYWOOD - Glenn Ford,
Ron Randell and Luther Adler
will play three of the men in
Rita Hayworth's career as gypsy
charmer in "The Loves OF Car
men,"
Announcement of these cast
ings was made last week just
before director Charles Vidor
took the company to Lone. Pine,
Calf, to begin filming the Col
umbia Technicolor drama.
Ford, who recently completed
a starring role with Terry Moore
in "The Return of October" will
play Don Jose. Randell, Colum-
bias Australian star, is cast as
Andres. Adler flew from New
York to portray Dancaire, a
school teacher turned smuggler
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Dottie Given Modern
Wardrobe In ssRio'

HOLLYWOOD-For the first
time since she has been making
Road" pictures with Bing
Crosby and Bob Hope, Dorothy
Lamour's clothes in Road to
Rio" are most modern in their
smartness and are a far cry in
deed from the sarongs, sinjangs,
diaphanous harem wells and fur
lined South Sea negligees she
was required to wear in the four
previous Road" successes.
Designed especially for Dottie
by Edith Head, chief fashion de-
signer for Paramount, the So
phisticated wardrobe is influ-
enced to a certain extent by the
Latin-American motif, but only
in modern styling.
Although she was required to
make only twelve changes
throughout the picture, each
one was entirely different and
ranged from satiny negligees to
breathtaking formal gowns.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Seasickness Made
To Order In Film

HOLLYWOOD evera
scenes were interrupted and
Mother Sill's Seasick Pills were
handed out the other day on
Stage 6 at Columbia, where Sid
ney Buchanan is directing Dick
Powell, Signe Hasso, and Maylia,
the Chinese starlet, in some ship
board scenes for '"To The Ends
of the Earth"
To give the effect of a rough
sea, eight or ten grips rocked the
set on which the scene was being
shot. So well did they do their
job that it was necessary to stop
the shooting every once in a
while because some of the play
ers began to feel just the same
as they would if they had au.
thentic mal-de-mer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Featured Spots Set For
Blazing Across Pecos'

Red Arnall and his western
Aces, popular Texas radio and
dance band, were set yesterday
by Columbia for speciality spots
in Blazing Across the Pecos, -
latest in the Durango Kid series,
starring Charles Starrett and
Smiley Burnette. At the same
time the studio announced that
Chief Thunder Cloud, noted
Indian acotr, and JAG cque S
O'Mahoney, film stunt man,
have been named for featured
roles. Patricia White has the
feminine lead and Colbert Clark
will produce, with Ray Navarro
directing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Mary Boland To Play
Mother OF Acrobat

HOLLYWOOD - One of the
richest comedy roles of the New
Year goes to Mary Boland, re-
Gently cast by M-G-M as Cesar
Romero's mother in Julia Mis-.
behaves" starring Greer Carson
and Walter Pidgeon.
Miss Boland will portray Ma
Genocchio, mother of the ely
ing Genocchios," aerialists su.
preme. A bout with seasickness
causes her Temporary retirement,
in which Miss Carson becomes
her substitute.
Jack Conway is directing the
comedy, Everett Riskin produc.
ing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Fans Mob Rooney
In London On Tour

HOLLYWOOD-Engiish fans
have discovered" Mickey Rooney
all over again. The M-G.M star,
who was in London briefly dur.
ing his overseas service in the
Army, now is appearing in per.
son in London's Palladium and
playin gto sellout audience every
night.
The fans, following him away
from the theatre, caused such a
commotion at the Savoy, at
which he was staying. that he
was forced to move to a more
remote hotel.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Unusual Interest
Tn ."Sealed Verdict

HOLLYWOOD-An unprece-
dented number of requests for
scripts, synopses and set visits to
Sealed Verdict" first film to be
made in Hollywood with a back
ground of the German war
crimes trials, has been received
by Paramount, where the Ray
illand-Florence Marley CO.
starrer has been in production
The unusual interest is being
expressed by a varied group of
organizations, ranging fro m
lawyers clubs to school discus
sion classes, who are impressed
by the pictures story.
Sealed Verdict" which is di-
rected by Lewis Allen and pro-
duced by Robert Fellows, is
based on first novel by Lionel
Shapiro, Canadian newspaper
man and now Rome correspond
ent for the Columbia Broadcast
ing System.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Errol Flynn's Illness
Alters Schedule
On adventures
Of Don Juan

The shooting schedule of War
ner Bros Adventures of Dor
Juan" has been altered so that
the company can film around
Enrol Flynn, who has been con-
fined to his home again follow.
ing the recurrence of an influ.
enZa attack.
Scenes were set for filming of
co-star Viveca Lindfors, Robert
Douglas and Jerry Austin in the
event Flynn is unable to report
to the studio this week.
Vincent Shrman is directing,
with Jerry Wald producing "Ad-
ventures of Don Juan" for War
ner Bros.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13

On February 16, the annual
Photoplay Gold Medal banquet
will be held at the Beverly Hills
Hotel in Beverly Hills. At that
time, Gold Medals will be
awarded to Crosby and Berg
man and to Columbia Pictures
as producers of "The Jolson
Story. Sidney Skolsky, Alfred
E. Green, and Stephen Long
street will also receive Gold
Medals as producer, director
and author of 'The Jolson
Story"
The detailed story of the Gal
lup organizations fin d in g S,
which appears in March Photo
play, lists the following as the
next most popular pictures in
1947:
The Best Years of Our Lives
Samuel Goldwyn Productions.
Welcome Strang Para
mount Pictures, Inc.
It's A Wonderful Life-RKO
Radio Pictures, Inc.
The Yearling - Metro-G Gold
Mayer Pictures Corp.
Dear Ruth - Paramount Pic
lures, Inc.
Boomerang - Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox Film Corp.
Blue Skies - Paramount Pic
lures, Inc.
The Egg and I - Universal
Pictures Cp.
The Farmers D aug h tie -
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.
Margie - Twentieth Century
Fox Film Corp.
The actresses and actors fol-
lowing Bergman and Crosby in
popularity are listed aphabetic-
ally below:
June Allyson, Bette Davis,
Greer Carson, Rita Hayworth,
Humphrey Bogart, Gary Cooper,
Alan Ladd and Gregory Peck.
This is the fourth consecutive
year that Crosby has been
awarded the Photoplay Gold
Medal as 'the peoples choice" ;"
and the second year that Miss
Morgan has received the award.
The Photoplay Gold Medal, in
use since 1919, is not only the
oldest award in the history of
the film industry, but the only
award to be made on the basis
of scientific polling. Since 1914,
Photoplay has engaged the serv-
ices of DR.. George Gallup's
Audience Research, Inc. Polls
are taken throughout the year
among movie-goers in all age,
income and populations brackets.
During 1947, the greatest
popularity gains among actors
were gistered d by Robert
Mitchum Id Larry Parks.
Among actresses, Ann Sheridan
and Barbara Stanwyck showed
the greatest gains.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Fly "Unconquered''
GOIUn To australia

HOLLYWOOD - The
Kings ball gown worn by
Paulette Goddard in Cecil
B. DeMille's Technicolor
film "Unconquered," was
flown by Paramount to Sgd
ney, Australia, recently for
exhibition in major Aus
tralian cities in connection
with premieres of the pic
ture.
The flowing green crea-
ton was designed by Ma
dame Karenska, New York
stylist, and was the only
dress-up garment worn by
Miss Goddard in the film
in which she enacts a from
tier slavery in the era of the
1905, in her starring role
opposite Gary Cooper.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Judy Sings Two
New Berlin Songs

HOLLYWOOD - Following
Irving Berlin's return from a
vacation in Mexico City, Judy
Garland has resumed her musi-
cal numbers in Metro Goldwyn-
Mayors easter Parade" The
star sings "It Only Happens
When 1 Dance With You" and
"Better Luck Next Time" her
seventh and eighth Berlin songs
in the Technicolor musical. Judy
stars with Fred Astaire, Peter
Lawford and Ann Miller in the
picture directed by Charles
Walters. Arthur Freed is pro-
ducing, with Robert Alton di-
recting the musical numbers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-13
Gypsy Assigned To
Adventures OF
Don Juan

Sci Jeri Groves, New Zealand
born actor of English Gypsy
and French-Polynesian descent,
has been signed by Warner Bros.
to portray a 18th Century sooth-
sayer in the Technicolor romance
"The Adventures of Don Juan" T"
Groves won critical acclaim as
the Indian fire-dancer in North
west Mounted Police"
Enrol Flynn and Viveca Lind
fors are starred in "The Adven-
turres of Don JUAN" whic C h
Vincent Sherman Is directing
and Jerry Wald is producing for
Warner Bros.