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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Nolan Anniversary
Turns Out Busy Day

HOLLYWOOD-Take it from
Lloyd Nolan, he'll never forget
his fifteenth wedding anniver-
sary. He and his wife celebrated
the anniversary with a case of
measles, a strayed pup and a
turtles funeral!
Exhausted, Nolan reported on
the set of Sun In the Morning" I"
with a detailed explanation of
the unusual anniversary day.
The planned dinner party was
Cancelled when daughter Melinda
broke out with the measles.
Then their new cocker pup,
Smokey, left home and Nolan
spent the morning searching the
neighborhood until he located
the pet stuck in a pit of tar near
a newely constructed house.
When he returned home he
found his 5-year-old son, Jay, in
tears-the pet turtle had just
died!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Friends Contribute
To Drake Wardrobe

HOLLYWOOD - When Tom
Drake looks at himself these
days he isn't certain whether he
is Tom Drake or Peter Lawford
or Mickey Rooney or Marshall
Thompson or even Dick Powell.
Since his clothes were burned
in the recent fire which de-
stroyed his apartment, Drake
has been at the mercy of friends
for clothes.
ties, all red-Thompson two
gray tweed suit-Rooney several
LaWford came through with a
pairs of shoes and Powell with
cuff links and studs.
Drake had thought he might
have to ask the Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer wardrobe department to
lend him the clothes which he
wears in Words and Music" un-
til he could purchase a new
wardrobe for himself.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
"Silent" Playback
system Described

y
HOLLYW WOOD - Para
mounts silent" playback and
public address system by which
direction is broadcast" to play
ers during a pictures filming,
and which permits recording of
dialogue without interference
from music, was described to
the Society of Motion Picture
Engineers semi-annual conven-
ton at the Ambassador Hotel,
Santa Monica, today.
The system, developed and
built by the studios sound de-
partment, is the only one of its
kind in existence. 1t provides a
unique timesaving aid in photo
graphing and recording dialogue
sequences having musical back
grounds. Sound is transmitted to
the players through invisible"
button-size earphones.
1t has been used recently dur
ing production of such pictures
as "A Foreign Affair."" isn't It
Romantic?", Now and For
ever, Beyond Glory" and The
Paleface. i"
The system was described to
the convention in a paper pre-
pared by Bruce H. Denney and
Robert J. Carr of Paramount's
sound engineering department.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Beckworth Acquires
Novel For Hayworth

Columbia has assigned Iona
H n on - the forthcoming
Thomas Savage novel, to Beck
worth Production to be develop
ed as a screen vehicle for Rita
Hayworth, S. Sylvan Simon,
will produce. Iona Hanson"
will be published in the fall by
Simon and Schuster. It is the
story of a young woman who in
herits a vast Montana cattle
ranch and sets out to operate it.
The film will provide a decided
change of pace for Miss Hay
worth, who recently completed
"The Loves of Carmen" Techni-
color-production which co-stars
Glenn Ford.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Huge Magazine AID
Campaign For 'sWaltz''

HOLLYWOOD - Paramount
recently completed scheduling
one of its all-time biggest maga-
zine advertising campaigns for
THE Emperor Waltz" tn a t
broke with the world premiere
of the Bing Crosby-Joan Fon-
taine Technicolor starrer at the
Hollywood Paramount on May
26.
Upwards of 100000 was
spent on the magazine ads alone.
and this will be part of one of
the most concentrated campaigns
ever devoted to a picture.
Continuing over a period of
four months, the insertions will
appear in nineteen top maga-
zines with a total circulation of
more than As million, with full
page and lavish double-spread
insertions in color.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
William Bishop
To Join Scott
And Ella Raines

William Bishop who recently
completed the top role in
Columbia's "Black Eagle" has
been set by the studio to play
Randolph Scott's rival for the
love of Ella Raines in "The
Walking Hills" Bishop pre-
viously appeared with Scott in
Columbia's Coroner Creek" to
be released soon. In recent
months he has been seen in
Adventures in Silverado, /"
Port Said" "Thunderhoof," and
"The Wrangler," prior to BLACK
Eagle" In "The Walking Hills"
he joins cast which includes
Edgar Buchanan, Jerome Court
land, John Ireland and Russell
Collins. Harry Joe Brown is
producing and John Sturges di-
recting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Rooney Tour Proves
Break For Jimmy

HOLLYWOOD-Mickey Roo
he completes his present starring
sonal appearance tour as soon as
ney will be off on another per-
role in Metro Goldwyn' Mayors
Words and Music" He is sched-
uled to open with a four-day en-
gagement in British Columbia.
The tour will provide a great
break for Rooney's young pal,
Jimmy Cook, whom Mickey first
met when they were entertain
ing front-line G. rs in France
and Germany. With Mickey en-
gagged daily in his present film
role, Cook has moved into the
stars Beverly Hills apartment,
where they are working up new
song routines in the evening.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18

est boy on the screen.
Now 26, married and a father
Searl is picking up the threads
of a promising acting career
which exploded simultaneously
with the Jap bombs on Pearl
Harbor. And, as he has been since
he first stepped in front of a
camera at the tender age of five,
he is playing mean roles.
His latest part is in Para
mounts Beyond Glory" in
which, as a cynical Army officer,
he verbally pushes Alan Ladd
around when Alan's number
comes up and he reports at the
Induction center. It's only q
small role, but Searl isn't
squawking.
"I've been in this business toe
long to have any illusions" he
said. "It's a tough racket and
long ago it lost any glamor for
me. But it's the profession
really want to follow and / in
tend to keep on plugging"
Always Heavy
Back in the mid-20s, Jack
started playing child roles in
many pictures. He got his first
good break in 1880 as Sid Saw
yer in tom Sawyer" Jack Coo
gan played the title role. Searl
later played in many movieA, in
variably as the heavy" He
found roles were scarce as he
left boyhood behind and became
a 'teen-ager.
In 1941 he was just beginning
to get his second wind as a ju-
venile. He played in Glamour
Boy" and Small Town Deb" and
it seemed he had cleared the age
barrier which always confronts
the one time child star.
But the war halted his plans.
He enlisted Immediately, served
four and half years.
Jack returned to Hollywood
and, understandably, found that
he had to start all over again. He
is now back in the grove play
ing "heavies," still capitalizing
the way, is the antithesis of his
on that famed sneer which, by
true, off-screen personality. But
he has a hankering to try com.
edy.
But I'm not holding out for
any specific type of parts" he
said. II just want to get going
again."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Irving Berlin Picks
His Own Hit Parade

HOLLYWOOD-On the day
Irving Berlin left Hollywood af-
ter completing his work on the
film Easter Parade" re was
asked which of his eight hundred
and more songs were his own IA
vorites. 1t was a question he of
ten ducked, but this time he
came through, and named seven
numbers as his own hit parade
of his 41.year writing car
eer.
Here they are: "Alexanded's
Ragtime Band" always" Say
1t With Music" "A Pretty Girl
is Like Melody" Easter Par
ade,' White Christmas" and
God Bless America" He term
ed the last mot a patriotic song
but a hymn of gratitude.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
''Tatlock Millions
In The Dough

HOLLYWOOD-Shooting was
concluded yesterday on Para
mounts "The Tatlock Millions, "
with final scenes being filmed
on location at Corona Del Mar.
Marking the directorial debut
of Richard Haydn, the comedy
co-stars Wanda Hendrix, John
Lund, Barry Fitzgerald and
Monty Woolley. Stellar support
ing cast includes Ilka Chase,
Robert Stack, Dorothy Stickney,
Elizabeth Patterson, Dan Tobin,
and Lief Erickson. Charles Brac-
kett produced.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
By INEZ GERHARD

Macdonald Carey made his
one Broadway assignment so
memorable that the people re-
member him in the lead opposite
Gertrude Lawrence in Lady in
the Dark" Paramount grabbed
him, but not until after he had
left to spend three years in the
marine corps and returned to
make Suddenly It's Spring"
did the studio realize that he is
an excellent actor with charm
and definite appeal. They starr
ed him with Betty Hutton in
Dream Girl' and with Paulette
Goddard in Hazard" You'll see
him also in Abigail, Dear
Heart and THE Great Gatsby."
After his New York vacation he
heads for Hollywood and a
super-western, with a chance to
play a villain, at last.
Betty Hutton is credited with
the best job ever done of singing
in synchronization with an off
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Stuart Holmes Back
For Ozark Circle

HOLLYWOOD - stuart
Holmes, the screens first arch
villain, emerges from semi-re-
tirement to play a role in Para
mounts Dark Circle" as
state supreme court justice.
Now 81, he has been an actor
35 years. First of the cinema
bad men, he was forced to carry
a revolver for self protection
from irate fans who took their
screen fare too seriously.
In Dark Circle" he appears
with co-stars Ray Milland, Au-
drey Totter and Thomas Nit
chell. John Farrow directs and
producer is Endre Bohem.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
New York Stage Star
In sAct OF Violence

HOLLYWOOD - Berry Kroe-
ger has been selected for one of
the top roles in Metro -Goldwyn-
Mayors "Act of Violence" star
ring san Heflin and Robert Ryan.
The New York stage and radio
actor, making his screen debut in
"The Iron Curtain" will portray
Johnny, soft-spoken but grim
killer-for-hire. He forms I h e
third side of the tense triangle
with Heflin and Ryan.
Signing of Kroeger, who re-
Gently completed his second film
role in "hair for Martin Roome"
his arrival in Hollywood,
rounds out the cast of principals,
including Heflin, Ryan, Janet
Leigh, Mary Astor, Phyllis Thax-
ter and Connie Gilchrist. Fred
zimmerman, widely acclaimed for
THE Search" is directing "Act
of Violence" William H. Wright
is producing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
'COpter Puts End
To Sun-Buthing

HOLLYWOOD - Hello
copter mail delivery is in
terfering with RANGES
Gifford's sun-bathing. The
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer act
ress recently had the roof
of her Beverly Hills home
leveled to use as the founda-
ton for an all-glass sun
roof.
But the pilot of the
heliocopter has been COM
ing too close for comfort.
Now Miss Clifford is TAX
ing her sun baths via sun
lamp and the roof has been
converted into a fernery!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Miss Grant Takes
Richmond" To Star
ROsalind Russell

Columbia Pictures Miss
Grant Takes Richmond" pur-
,ha I'D by the studio six years
az Aas been put into produc-
ton as a Rosalind Russell star
ring vehicle, the studio announc-
I'd. miss Grant Takes Rich
nond" is an original story by
enc ToWne.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
A MODERN WANDA

Although she has appeared in
seven pictures since making her
screen debut two years ago, pet
ite Wanda Hendrix will display
a very smart, modern wardrobe
for the first time in Paramount's
comedy, THE Tatlock Millions"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
SPEAR FISHING STAR

Phyllis Calvert, who co-stsss
It'll Melvyn Douglas in Para
cunts my Own True Love, :"
armed to spear fish while in
alifornia and the British-born
ctress became proficient at the
sport in a short time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
vILLAINY TOUGH WORK

Nestor Paiva, who has a re-
spectacle role for a change in
Paramount's "The Dark Circle"
is best known for his heavy roles
on the screen and played the viii
lain seven nights weekly for II
years in Hollywood's stage hit,
'"The Drunkard."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18

Parks held the record for his
work in "The Jolson Story"
Nadine Conner sang "One Fine
Day., for Madame Butterfly"
scenes in Dream Girl" and
Betty did a fine job of pretend
ing to do the singing before the
cameras. =.
We hear the reason Joan
Crawford backed out of doing
Mildred Pierce" on a Screen
Guild Players" broadcast was
that she was scared of working
before live audience; had ex-
pected to do it in a closed
studio.
Apparently other actresses
just have no chance to compete
with Loretta Young. Once again,
for the fourth straight year, she
has been acclaimed by the Ma
tional Institute of Voice Teach
ers for her speaking role.
Something new has happened
to the Bing Crosby programs.
The show now is broadcast di-
rectly from the tape on which it
is firstmade, instead of being
transferred to large transcription
discs. American Broadcasting
company says this makes the
broadcasts absolutely indis-
tinguishable in quality from
"live" ones which are aired di-
rectly from the studio.
Probably the most unusual
fan letter of the season is the
one Art Linkletter received from
aviator Paul Mantz. He wrote
that during his last two trans
continental speed record flights
he came in on the beam of
Links House Party"
Following the late, beloved
Tom Breneman on Breakfast in
was a tough assign
ment, but Garry Moore had let
ters from several thousand fans
at the end of his first week, tell
ing him how we'll he was doing.
His success on "Club Matinee"
then with Durante and recently
as master of ceremonies of
Take 1t or Leave 1t" made him
a natural for the job.
Robert Ryan moved into his
new home after completing a CO.
starring assignment in Berlin
Express" but he and his wife
slept on the floor the first two
nights. Movers had delivered all
he furniture to a house several ,
loors away.
Odds and Ends Elspeth {
Eric ("Big Sister") is a walking
directory of information about {
he Chicago Cubs. That has been {
Ter team since childhood II
Reese Taylor of Road of Life"
las the apartment-hunting story !
# the season-he was offered a |
ease on an apartment if he !
would take care of the land q
ady's cat jeanne Trunk, J
Miss America" of 1881, is a
waitress in a studio commissary .
Lou Kosloff, music director
# CHS Blonde" isn't doing
much talking these days; his jaw
vas broken in a fracas with an
nruly horse, so conversation is
United until the jaw wiring is
emovered.
Johnny Sands won Shirley
'emple from Cary Grant when
e played the young basketball
ero in "The Bachelor and the
lobby Soxer," but he loses her
4 Baltimore Escapade." She's
ron by John Agar, her husband.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
FRANK SCANNELL CAST

Frank Scannell, former bur-
lesque, vaudeville and night
club performer, has been signed
by Columbia for Ladies of the
Chorus" Harry Romm produc-
tion directed by Phil Karlson.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
LUCKY LLOYD

HOLLYWOOD-Lloyd Nolan
has the troupe of MGM's "Sun
in the Morning" green with
envy. While they toll on the
mountaintop of the Santa Cruz
mountains for the outdoor loca-
ton scenes on the Technicolor
film, Lloyd is brushing up on
his golf game at the Del Monte
Lodge. He is at the northern re-
sort until needed for his roman
tic role opposite jeanette Mac
Donald in the MGM. picture in
which they star with Claude
Jarman, Jr., and Lassie.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
O'NEILL LIKES O'NEILL

H enry O'Neill, stage and
screen veteran whose latest film
is Paramount's "The Dark Cir
cle," has appeared in five plays
by Eugene O'Neill. But they are
in no way related despite the
common surname.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
SALLY SCRIPTS

HOLLYWOOD-Sally Benson
has completed the script for
MGM's Little Women" which
will be brought to the screen by
Mervyn Leroy. Soon Miss Ben
son begins the script for Young
Bess," which Sidney Franklin
will produce for MGM in Eng
land.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18
Jack Searl Resumes
Career In "Glory' y

HOLLYWOOD-The kid with the perennial back
pictures again. rudgng the rugged road recognition follow
ing years lapse during which he changed from snveng
youth to snarling He's Jack Sear
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-06-18

Johnny Sands won Shirley
Temple from Cary Grant when
he played the young basketball
hero in "The Bachelor and the
Bobby Soxer," but he loses her
in Baltimore Escapade." She's
won by John Agar, her husband
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
BAND POLL BLANK

Write in of your favorite. Cut out ballot. Mail to
Dick Jennings, Band Poll Director Detroit Tribune
Newspaper, 2l46 81. Antoine. Detroit /, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

house and summer on = Mich.
gan farm. Act. | represents Il,
joyous last day OF school hefor.
summer vacation. Act II shnw,
the children enjoying work and
fun on Old MacDonsld's farm
The costume. dances. songs hal
lads and dialogues are All KEYED
to this theme. A huge SQUARE
dance concludes the program
Two roles are PLAYED bv adulr
Meredith Brown. OF 7626 Hur.
but acts the part OF the farmer
Old Macdonald. and Els wife
Mirandy, is portrayed bv Rose.
mary Losie, Of 1907 Freelsnd
Thousands of families are er.
pected TO picnic on the Island
Sunday and remsin 10 enjoy inc
pageant Admission Is free and
the public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
BUNTs HITS THE THOUSAND MARX

DsTRoT TRIBUNE SATURDAY AUG p i74s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Disc jockeys
Move Into
High Gear
BY ROBERT BEATTY

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

The pageant opens at six in
the evening and is preceded by
concerts from the Peace Carlton
Tower, 4:30 to five o'clock. and
the Detroit Federation Of Musici-
ans Concert Band conducted by
Leonard B. Smith, five to SIX.
This years production. q must
cal show in two acts. is entitled
"Old MaeDonald's Farm" Tots
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

Of three will display their tai
enis In company with young
sier ranging up 10 IL. Five hun
dred children will perform col
orful dances in costume while
a chorus Of 200 boys and girls
will sing popular songs and bal
lads.
Theme OF the production is
school-days in the little red school
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
"OId MacDonaId's r ARM
Is Set For Belle Isle

Seven hundred talented Detroit youngsters represent
ing the Cys Fairgrounds scheduled participate in
the annual pageant of the Department of Parks
and Recreation at the Belle Isle Music Grove, Sunday
August %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
DISC JOCKEY BALLOT

Mark (X) in the space opposite the name of
your favorte Disc Jockey Clip this coupon and mail
in to Robert Beatty, the Detroit TRIBUNE, 2146 St.
Antoine, Detroit l, Michigan, 70 Disc Jockey Con-
test Editor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

liz: the grand man that stammers
is Ruby Rutherford, y second
place Is AVN Walls. third place
I Detns held by Lee Crosse.
WILLIE WELLS
Comes IN on the thousand
pointers too as thlS contest goes
INTO rs last week, leading the
trumpet section Is Willie Wells
followed bv Thomas Hammond.
GUITAR-THOUSAND
Billy Bu 81 IS holding his own
IN thIs section while he Is being
followed hy Wilson Warren and
Geof e. Dawson.
OTHERS IN THE THOUSAND
Cnsrles Greeniee trombone
James Glover. bass Bob Atchln-
son.
Lovely Milcerd has slipped
hcr l.',,e self INTO ;irst place
over Tom Palmer while CHUBBY
Newsome gAdes along N third
slot
Well. that's il for this week
II YOU have any questions you
know where 10 reach ne 50 u
'here is nothing YOU would ike
70 know III say-the tally sheet
Jackson advocate., 1948-01-17
YMCA cagers
Edge Campbell
College 1912
JIM HILL IN WIN OVER
JUNIOR "Y" FIVE

Jackson, Miss - Opening a
tough Cage schedule against the
Campbell College Quintet, Coach
Ben Blackburn's sharpshooters
from the Capitol City "Y" found
the hoop with enough regularity
to defeat the Campbell CoIege
Trojans 1912 in the seasons open
here in the Vet Administration
Saturday night.
The game, played through the
efforts of Mrs. Ruby Stewart,
Director in Charge of Colored
Veterans in the Hospital, was
witnessed by more than 400 spec
tators who wildly cheered thr-
ough out the fray as the two
teams exchanged the lead eight
times during play.
Standout performances were
turned in by Jimmy Roberts for
the victors annd Sylvester Gray
on the Trojan roster. Coach Black
burn, prior to game time an
nounced that due to the fact that
his team was being secuted by
hawksters from Vicksbury and
other teams to be faced later in
the season, his high-scoring Quin-
tet was under wraps, and to prove
his point he substituted frequent
ly to keep the score at min
imum.
In a preliminary game the Jim
Hill Jr., High squad shaded the
sY" Junior team ST..
Jackson advocate., 1948-01-17

Shown above the members of the Big Conference
Eleven for 947 The team, chosen annually by coaches
and Officials of the conference of the strongest
in conference history. Above stars Thoomos james
Morgan, Center team Coptoin from Forest, John L.
Brooks Guard Brookhoven Jessie Lee Moore End Forest
Royford Moore, Tackle Jockson Od Gresham, Tackle,
Greenwood John Bonks Guord Greenwood George Beos-
sIey Bock, Jackson, Somue Cump, Back, Brookhoven,
Floyd Thompson Back Louisville S. Jones, Back Hottes
burg j. Williams, End Newton is not shown.
Jackson advocate., 1948-01-17

tury Sporting club, headed by
Uncle Mike Jacobs, to defend
his title in New York sometime
in June, according to Sol Strauss
spokesman for Jacobs. Louis will
receive 40 per cent of the gate,
plus a cut in the radio, picture
and television take.
The speedy action by the Jac-
obs interests was taken to short
circuit a Jan. 1S conference with
Jackson advocate., 1948-01-17
Tnulor nlatiunc ti

Herman Taylor relatives to a
Louis-Walcott bout in Philadelph-
ia, and other negotiations by re-
presentatives of the Yankee stad-
ium an dthe Polo grounds, who
were seeking to promote a title
bout in New Yor.
Walcott, however, has been
holding out for more than a 20
percent cut. 1t is expected that
he will extentually sign for the
Jackson advocate., 1948-01-17

figure since 20 per cent will run
into big money. The returns from
the pictures of the recent Louis
Walcott fight may reach the 500,-
900 mark and over.