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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-08
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-08

DIR. ALoNZo J. DAVIS,
professor of psychology at
Tuskegee institute, is co-au-
thor of "The Encyclopedias
of Vocational Guidance, a
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
New Acting Group
Bows In "Affair"

HOLLYWOOD-A new nine
man musical and acting group,
specializing in songs in Persian,
Czech, Russian and French, re-
Gently was signed for Para
mounts "a Foreign Affair"
which stars Jean Arthur, Mar
lene Dietrich and John Lund.
1t will be the first screen ap-
pearance for the chorus which
was organized recently by Miss
INA Dennis. The group made
its theatrical appearance In "A
Night in Paris" at the Assistance
League Playhouse late in l947.
Since then, they have made sew
eral recordings in the four Ian
guages and have had screen Of
fers. AS yet untitled, the organ
ization hopes to found an art
theatre here.
All but to were born in Russia
although all are now American
citizens and served in the United
States Army, several of them
overseas. Paradoxically, their
families were forced to leave
Russia when they were babies,
yet in "a Foreign Affair" they
will portray postwar Russian
soldiers stationed in Berlin.
Billy Wilder is directing the
film.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Unseen Voices Being
Cast For ''Number'

HOLLYWOOD - Because OF
the important part a group OF
unseen voices heard only over
the telephone play in Hal Wallis
perturbation of Sorry, Wrong
Number the radio suspense
thriller for Paramount release,
director Anatole Litvak will not
follow the ordinary procedure of
clubbing the vocals into the film.
Seven key voice roles are
being carefully cast, and indi-
vidual actors i'll deliver the lines
off stage for on-the-spot record
ing during the shooting of
scenes. This method enhances
the realistic quality of the action
inasmuch as it permits Barbara
Stanwyck, Burt Lancaster and
other principals in front of the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05

He is Milton DeLugg, who
heads a quaint assortment of in
strumentalists termed a "com-
boz, makes the musical arrange
ments, pressures a squeezebox
into bowling displeasure in tones
that could complement only the
voice of Abe Burrows. The Vel
vet Foghorn and the Belly
Pincher have tremendous mu-
tual respect.
Bush y-haired, bespectacled,
soft-spoken but loud-shirted De-
Lugg is a young man who made
his start in the musical profes-
sion with Matty Malneck as an
arranger and accordion player
His climb was temporarily sus-
pended when he enlisted in the
Army. He handled the arrange
ments and squeezed his squeeze
box for the Santa Ana Swing
Wing, a program emanating from
that base nationally with some
prominence, and much critical
praise. He has made recordings
with his 'combo", four pieces
including the instrument he
plays, a bass, piano, and guitar.
He welded the baton over or
chestras in several top Holly
wood nightspots. He may go on
a concert tour soon and as guest
soloist with leading symphony
orchestras, an offer temporarily
postponed.
DeLugg's method of putting
tunes to paper is, to say the
least, unique. He writes in a
strange style that includes not
only the notes but such direc-
ions as: "get hot here, but kinda
pianissimo" or "take eight bars,
jello-style and jamit; piano take
the lead" The boys are so used
to him, DeLugg can get away
with it. He even extends his in
fluence to stage directions such
as "holler here" or "bark like a
dog, two notes, soprano!"
1t all makes for a kind of in
formality that is certainly re-
flected to advantage on the Bur-
rows Show.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Hundreds of Prizes
Offered In Nationwide
Dream Girl Contest

HOLLYWOOD - A nation
wide photo contest in behalf OF
Paramount's Dream Girl" film
ization of the Broadway smash
hit starring Betty Hutton and
Macdonald Carey, i'll be launch
ed as part of the extensive cam
paign for the picture, it was an
nounced recently. To be known
as the General Camera Com
pany's Dream Girl" photo con-
test, it will be open to both am
ateur still and motion picture
photographers who submit a
still photo or motion picture
which depicts their own idea of
a dream girl, young or old,
comic or serious, plump or lean.
First prize in each category
still and motion picture-will be
a one week all-expense trip to
Hollywood as a guest of Para
mount. There will be hundreds
of other prizes consisting of
more than $4,000 worth of
Photographic equipment.
The contest will be announced
in double-page ads in the follow
ing publications: Popular Pho
tography, U. S. Camera, Travel
and Camera, Minicam, The Cam
era, Pic, Movieland, Screen
Guide, Photo Arts, Movie Story
Magazine, Motion Picture, and
number of other magazines.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Skelton's Air Pal
In Yankee Comedy

HOLLYWOOD-As a result
of Red Skeletons recommends
ton, his pal and radio announcer
on the Shelton show, Rod O'Con-
ner, will make his film debut in
MGM's "a Southern Yankee. "
Shelton and Brian Donlevy are
starred with Arlene Dahl in this
picture.
O'Conner is to portray an Of
ficer in the Northern Secret Serv,
ice, who introduces Shelton to
his fellow spies in the comedy.
II figured he's been INTRODUCING
me on the air for so long that
he'll need no rehearsing to do ii
again or the SCREEN" said Red
S. Sylvan Simon is directing
the picture, produced by Paul
Jones.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
OF TwO.Fisted
Cleric Goes To M.CM

HOLLYWOOD-"Stars In My
Crown" the dramatic story of a
stalwart Southern parson, is to
be produced. for MGM by Will
liam Wright, who produced the
recently completed "The Bride
Goes Wild" starring Van John
son and June Allyson.
The novel, written by Joe Da-
vid Brown, and published by the
Morrow Company, tells of the
adventures of a fearless preacher
who appeared in a Tennessee
town shortly after the War Be-
tween the States and brought the
gospel to the tough characters of
the community. The films cast
will be headed by stellar MGM
names.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Studio Gives Lassie
Glamour Treatment

HOLLYWOOD - LasSie now
truly can be listed among the
ranks of Hollywood's glamour
queens The beautiful collie
star has been given a real Holly
wood glamour sitting"
Having recently completed his
role in MGM's Master of Las
sie," the popular canine was pho
tographed for more than three
hours by one of the studios ace
glamour cameramen. Like Lana
Turner, Greer Carson and Esther
Williams, and in the same gal
lery, Lassie was posed gracefully
on a bearskin rug, a chaise
lounge, at a fluffy dressing ta-
BILE and against backgrounds of
attractive drapes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
ROars Into Role
OF Film ESpeedway'

HOLLYWOOD = Keen n
Wynn can claim a new distinc-
tion-he rode" himself into a
role. The MGM actor, who re-
Gently completed a role in ''B. F.'s
Daughter" had an interested
spectator when he took part in
the annual Big Bear motorcycle
run.
Itwas Producer George Haight,
who was so impressed with
Wynn's outstanding performance
in the cross-country classic that
he decided to incorporate a mo-
torcycle theme into Speedway, "
in which Wynn will have a major
part.
Speedway" now being script
ed by William Lipman, is a road
ing story of the hot rods, and
now motor bikes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Ladd Hopes to Attend
OIympics Next Summer

HOLLYWOOD - Alan Ladd
and his wife, Sue Carol, will
visit England next SUNNI e r
where they will attend the 1948
Olympic Games, he said recent
ly on the set of Paramount's
The Long Gray Line" In a
fashion, it will be the cumula-
ton of a 16-year ambition since
back in 1882 Alan would have
made the American high-diving
team except for last-minute
injury.
At that time, Ladd held
west coast diving championship
and the 50-yeard free-style in
tercholastic swimming title. At
tempting a difficult dive in an
.Olympics trials. he struck the
side of the pool and was so bad
ly hurt that he had to withdraw
from competition. Ever since
then he has wanted to attend
an Olmpics but he was unable
to do so in 1886 and the games
have been suspended since then.
Alan is scheduled to start
'The Great Gatsby" next month.
Following the completion of
that picture, he and Sue plan an
extended tour of England and
the Continent unless new picture
commitments interfere. 1t will
be their first real vacation in
several years.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
University Students
Honor Joan Caulfield

HOLLYWOOD-Student body
of Northeastern University in
Boston has selected Joan Caul-
field, Paramount star, as "Miss
ACooperative," naming the actress
yafter the university's coopera-
tive plan of alternating college
work with practical job expert
ence.
She won the honor by vote
of 165 to 101 over June Allyson
In third place was Esther Will
liams with 81. Thirty-two other
Hollywood players who were
nominated received scattered
votes.
Miss Caulfield, who recently
completed her starring role in
Paramount's "The Sainted Sis
ters," will soon report to the
studio for her next picture,
Dear Wife" continuing her
happy adventures of I'D r
Ruth"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Irving Berlin Acts
In "Easter Parade

HOLLYWOOD-Irving Berlin
will make his first screen appear.
ance since "This Is the Army"
and one of the few during his
life, when he joins Judy Garland
and Fred Astaire in the final Sc.
quence of MGM's Easter Pa
rade." Berlin wrote the score,
including eight new songs, for
the Technicolor musical.
The composer will appear in a
scene depicting the colorful Eas-
ter Parade down New York's
Fifth Avenue. The picture marks
the 40th anniversary of Berlin
as a songwriter. Charles Walters
is directing and Arthur Freed
producing the new film.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05

Da"ouiS kor from an
unusual and original story, "a
Double Life" is a poignant, dy-
manic film.
"a Double Life" is a tragedy
of character. Anthony Johns
nature is such that he must
live" every part in order to
play it well. This method has
made him a great Broadway
stage star but it has shattered
his domestic happiness. He is
estranged from his actress wife,
thought they are still in love
with each other. When they are
cast in "Othello" they accept
their roles with misgiving, fear
ing the possible effect on his
character of this tragedy of
jealousy and murder. Their
fears are soon justified.
In the role of Anthony John,
Conan has a chance to display
to the full his magnificent
equipment as a dramatic actor
and as a romantic star. He is the
central figure in the pictures
two love stories. He is superb
in his scenes from "Othello. "
His role takes in every phase
of acting, from comedy to trag-
edy, and Colman more than
lives up to the opportunities it
affords him Signe Hasso as his
wife and Shelley Winters as a
waitress who attracts him with
fatal consequences to herself,
give fine performances. Edmond
O'Brien as the object of his
Jealous anger, Ray Collins, Phil
ip Loeb, Milard Mitchell and
Joseph Sawyer, supply grand
portrayals. The story by Ruth
Gordon and Carson Kanin de-
serves special acclaim.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05

Flora Ward Hineline.
Still under the independent
management of its co-directors,
Lucia Chase and Oliver Smith,
Ballet Theatre again has for its
first classical dancer, Igor Yous-
kevitch with Nora Kaye as
prima balerina, the stellar list
again includes Hugh Laing
Alicia Alfonso, John Kriza
Lucia Chase, Dimitri Romanofi
and Muriel Bentley.
Remembered soloiSts are: Di-
ana Adams, Barbara Falls, Nor
ma Vance, Fernando Alfonso
Melissa Hayden, Zachary Solov
Paula Lloyd, Cynthia Riseley
Anna Cheselka, Rut ham Koe-
sun, Doreen Oswald, Fernand
Nault, Eric Braun, Shellie Far
rell, Harry Asmus, Mary Burr
and Jenny Workman.
Newcomers are: Jean Sulli-
van, Michael Maule, Crandall
Diehl, Virginia Barnes, Enrique
Martinez, Marvin Kraut e r,
Peter Gladke, Karel Williams,
Arlene Carver, Marc West, Geo.
rye Tomal, Isabel Mirrow, Bill
Thompson, Dulce Wohner and
Eloise Milton.
Antony Tudor is artistic adj
ministrator, Margaret Craske
remains as ballet mistress and
the conductors are Max Gober-
man and Ben Steinberg.
The local program selected
from a repertoire of 25 ballets
in clu d S: Princess Aurora
(Tschaikowsky Petipa BaksD ,
starring Nora, Keye and Hugh
Laing as the Princess and
Prince Charming with Alicia
Alfonso and Igor Youskevitch
dancing the Fairy Tale pas de
Deux "Bluebird and the Prin-
cess" is revised version of the
beautiful ballet blanc "The
Sleeping Beauty"
"Tally-Ho" (Gluck-de Mile
Motley is Agnes de Mile at her
best.
"Helen of Troy" (Offenbach-
Lickine-Vertes) starring Igor
Youskevitch, John Kriza, Diana
Adams and Dimitri Romanoff is
a delightful bit of Trojan buf-
foonery, complete with Gods
Goddesses, Unshorn Sheep, Sat
yrs and Wisemen, and is guar
anteed to bring the performance
to a gay climax and to dispel
for al time the myth that ballet
is 'high-hat."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Kirk Allyn Joins Cast
OF Three Musketeers'

HOLLYWOOD - Kirk Allyn,
who in private life is the hus-
band of comedienne Virgini a
O'Brien, has been signed for the
important role of Villiers, one of
the Kings musketeers in MGM's
1.-The Three Musketeers." :"
He joins an all-star cast that
includes Lana Turne Gene
Kelly, Van Heflin, June .Allyson,
keenan, Wynn, Vincent Price and
Frank Morgan.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Associated Press Story
Filmed By Columbia

Negotiations have been COM
Acted between Columbia and
1 Eoducer Tony Owen, former
Chicago newspaperman, to bring
the story of the Associated Press
to the screen. Under the ar
rangement, a share of the films
profit will be turned over to the
A.P. for its employees pension
fund. The script, now in prepa-
ration, will be based in part on
Barriers Down." by K e n t
Cooper, general manager of the
A.P.; "The A.P., the Story of
the News" by oliver Granting;
and on research material pro-
vided from the APPS own
Eources.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Joan CGuLfieId
HOnOred By School

NEW YORK Joan
Caulifield, Paramount star
who recently completed her
co-starring role with Yer
onica Lake and Barry Fitz-
gerald in ''The Sainted Sis
ters" before leaving for the
East, was honored at vari-
Gus functions during her
New York visit for the holi-
days
Recently she was honor
ed guest at a reception by
the entire student body and
faculty of her old school,
Miss Boards at East Orange
New Jersey.
Paramount gave her a re-
ception in New York City.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
FILM REUNION

Three fellow graduates of the
University of Iowa were re-
united when shooting started on
Paramount's "The Sainted Sis
ters," with William Russell serv-
ing as director, Richard Mai
baum as producer and Clancy
Cooper in a featured role.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
KIDS CONVENTION

Jackie Scarf, once Holly
woods nastiest kid on the
screen, is now adult and will
soon be seen with Paulette Cod
dard in Hazard" However,
Scarf hasn't forgotten the old
days and is planning a gala party
to reunite Jackie Coogan, Jackie
Cooper and the other former
youngsters who made movie his
tory 20 years ago.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
ROUGH GOING

Rough weather marked Bob
Hopes recent Atlantic crossing
for the Royal Command Perfor-
nance in England, prompting
Paramounts ''The Paleface" star
to comment that "it was the first
time he'd ever travelled to Eng
land sideways"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05

movie goers, the only one that
quizzes the public, reveals "The
Jolson Story" as the most popu-
lar film. Give Al time and he'll
top the television stars!
Merle Oberon, co-star of
RKO's "Night Song" with Ethel
Barrymore and Dana Andrews,
reached New York to find that
some of the critics didn't think
much of it. Which doesn't mean
that the paying.customers must
agree. Bent on a European va
cation with her husband, her
plans included a week in Eng
land, a month at st. Moritz, and
a sojourn in the south of France,
then England again. After that,
back to Hollywood, to get to
work on her next assignment at
RKO as yet unannounced.
X
Victor Young, who conducts
the CHS "Star Theatre" pro-
grams, is very conscious of that
old saying about people who
throw stones, now that he's fin
.ished re-decorating his Beverly
Hills house. Yes, the walls are
of glass. Vic says he can always
see everybody in the house. The
Golden Earrings composer
works in a music room so large
that two grand pianos are al
most lost in it.
X X X
When you see Bette Davis
"Winter Meeting" don't think
it's a mistake that an extra play
er goes through a crowded
street scene with a full two
inches of her slip showing.
Bretaigne Windust, lately of the
Broadway stage, making his de-
but as movie director with this
film, refused to re-shoot the
scene, saying that when so many
women wear slips at least one
is bound to show!
Mrs. Walter O'Keefe, Mrs.
Harry Spears and Mrs. Murray
Wagner, wives of the star, direc-
tor and announcer, respectively,
of Double or Nothing" have
been attending all rehearsals
and broadcasts of the show,
questioning e~gmS~rV and TAX
ing notes. Also, they hS~e been
initiating their husband'' ges-
lures. The husbands swear they
don't know what's brewing.
You will see a number of
radio stars in "The Naked
City" Howard Duff ("Sam
Spade"y stars, is supported by
Ted de Corsia, heard on timer
Sanctun," House ia m eSon,
father of Henry Aldrich," and
three we'll known stage players,
Adelaide Klein, Enid Markey "a
silent films starr, and Nicholas
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
ACROBATIC STAR

Burt Lancaster, new herman
screen favorite, who stars with
Lizabeth Scott in Hal Wallis
Il Walk Alone" was a horizon
tai bar acrobat in circuses and
nightclub shows for ten years.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05

camera to react directly to the
lines in their dramatic context.
ySeven distinctive voices, repre-
senting a phone company oper-
-ator and chief operator, morgue
attendant, Bellevue hospital or
derly, Western Union clerk and
to murderers, are selected
through a series of tests.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Bob Preston aids
Army Recruiting

HOLLYWOOD - Robert
Preston, who recently COM
pleted a co-starring role
with Alan Ladd in Para
mounts big Technicolor
western drama, Whisper
ing Smith," is plugging for
Army recruits in his spare
time. He has recorded sew
erai 15-minute dramatic
skit radio transcriptions
which the Army will use in
its recruiting campaign.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05

as Othello, Col
man becomes a
m a n obsessed
by frantic jeal-
ousy and final
ly turns killer
because he can
not stop acting
his part when
he leaves the
theatre. Brill.
antly directed
by George Gu.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
ARTIST IN MANY WAYS

Already acclaimed as one OF
Broadway and Hollywood's most
accomplished actors, John Beal
is also an illustrator of note
Between scenese of "Abigaili
Dear Heart" at Paramount he
dashes off pencil portraits OF
Claude Rains and other cast
members. Many of New York
theater lobbies have featured
his sketches.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
IADY vAGABoND"

Marlene Dietrich, one of the
stars of Paramount's "a Foreign
Affair."" has been called Lady
Vagabond. She likes to travel,
has never owned her home in
Hollywood, New York, London
or Paris.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
[AGETSCREEN3RADI
Released by WNU Features.
By INEZ GERHARD

Al Jolson goes right on making
history in the entertainment
world. His radio show, which
has been placing consistently in
the first Is in Hooper ratings,
now gives him the highest rat
ing of any singer on the air.
His record album has sold it's
millionth copy-first time an
album, made as one, has sold so
many. And the Gallup poll of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-05
Abe Burrows Is Still
Considered One Man Show

Show (CBS Saturday, 1880 P M EST is
close being show arwse is being beamed Abe
program spes the the of which he
music Almost show, but Burrows
shares he glory (and quite willingly with another.