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Evening star., 1948-08-24
Hollywood:
Mrs. Flynn Sees
Her Career
In Comedy
BY SheiIoh 6rohom

Robert Mitchum tells me that
even II his wife Dorothy divorces
him-Which he expects to happen
soon-he will try to persuade her
to live in California and not the
East. which is what she wants to
do. That's the only way I'll get tn
see my kids" says Bob, who sounds
blue.
Mrs. Enrol Flynn-who really
means 1t about going all out for a
movie career-is, at the moment.
only interested in doing comedies.
hope she realizes that these are
the hardest of all pictures to do
successfully.
Linda Christian Is not the type
to give up a plan, once she has
made up her mind. So don't be too
surprised If she changes Tyrone
Powers mind again-and that they
marry before next January in Rome.
There's heck of tussle going on,
meanwhile. Linda wants to marry
now. Ty would just as soon wait.
Cornell Wilde can't decide wheth-
er to have an operation on his
ailing back or to rest completely
at Toyan Bay in Catalina. What
ever he does. he has already decided
that he will not do "Everybody's
Doing It," for which 20th-Fox wants
him to report right away.
X II
Maria Montez won't be in Holly
wood again for maybe a year. She
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Cast in Mystery

Dorothy Patrick, honey haired
blond with blue-green eyes, has
been signed to play the feminine
lead opposite William Lundigan in
RKO Radios Follow Me Quietly
mystery drama.
Last seen on the screen in Metros
"Till the Clouds Roll By Miss
Patrick formerly was we'll known
as a Powers model and also had
been identified with little theater
groups in the East. In Follow Me
Quietly" she will portray and am
bilious feature writer for a sensa-
tional crime magazine.
Herman Schlom is producing the
new picture, with Richard Fleischer
directing.
Evening star., 1948-08-24

and social mistake and who pays
the price for it.
Powell may play him in one form
or another through several films.
Nevertheless, this too will have an
ending some day, for Powells fear of
being typed is one of those deep
things from which a man does not
recover. 1t may even lead him one
day to play King Lear, after which
he will be in a position to start the
cycle all over again.
He will be pretty venerable to take
up grooming, of course, but who Is to
say the world will not be ready for a
venerable crooner by then?
The truth that Charles Macarthur.
the playwright, quickly established
about himself as a young newspa-
perman in Chicago that quarter of
a century ago, was that he was a
nonconformist. The humdrum was
not for him, and vice versa, but
somehow Macarthur managed to
convince his employers there was
a place for him on their payroll
The intervening years left their
mark on Mr.. Macarthur, but they
did not change him.
He, himself, has become an editor
now and the second issue of his
publication, Theater Arts, is now on
the newsstands.
1t is the Fall number OF the maya =
zine and if you think it follows the
convention of looking ahead to the
new season-an old journalistic
practice-you still don't know
Macarthur.
He looks back, not one year, but a
full Is, to the theatrical season Of
1928.
1t makes a far more readable
magazine, from front to back, than
any that tried to look into the
future of the contemporary theater.
**
1t Is David o. Selznick who makes
a business of importing foreign ac-
tors to Hollywood, his most recent
being Christian Keeling of Sweden
and Aida Valli from Italy. How
ever, Selznick is not the only cinema
executive with an eagle eye for alien
acting talent.
John Huston, son of Walter, is an
other who knows a good performer
when he sees him, even in a foreign
language picture Huston, just back
from Cuba, where he shot scenes
for his next production, brought
with him Brazilian Aim star, Paul
Monte. Huston who spent consider
able of his spare time in Cuba going
to the movies, noted quickly that
Monte was in number of them.
was popular with audiences, and
obviously knew what acting was
about. His instant thought was
that Monte would do we'll in Holly
wood and, when he broached the
subject to the Brazilian actor, the
latter agreed with him.
A good director never for a minute
forgets that talent scouting is part
of his job.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Ambassa dor-"Life With Father;
l, $40, Sis, 7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol-"A Date With judy;
1O:45 am, 1:30, 4:20, 7:10 and 10
pm. Stage shows: 1880, $40, 6;25
and 9:l5 pm.
Columbia "Hatter's Castle; HIS
am, 1;2o, $50, 5:35, 7:4O and 9:45
pm.
Dupont-"S "ShakuntaIa" 1:10, 2:4O
4o5, $50, 7, 8:25 and 955 pm.
Hippodr Borgia';
2.05, $40 and 1885 pm.
Keith's Mr.. Blandings Builds
His Dream House; 11:40 am, 1;40
$40, $40, 7:40 and $40 pm.
Little-"Pagliacci"; II am, 1873
2:25, AIS, sos, 7:55 and GAS pm
Metropolitan-"God's Country anc
the Woman; 1850 am, 1:50, $50
$50, 7:5o and $50 pm.
Palace "The Walls of Jericho;
10:45 am, 1855, 3:05, Sis, 7:25 and
$40 pm.
Pix-"Catherine the Great; 3:45
7 and 1915 pm. Henry VIII;
2:l0. 525 and 8:45 pm.
Playhouse The PEARL; lilo
am, l, 2;45, 4:30, $40. sos and
9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts;
continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"Jife With Father; II
am, 1:05, 3:15, 5;25, 7:35 and 9;45
pm.
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is going to France to make two pic.
lures; then. on returning to the
United States, she takes an apart
ment In New York for the run OF
Jean Pierre Aumont's play there
I called Deanna Durbin on the
phone the other day to find out
what cooks with her and her es-
tranged mate, Felix Jackson. 81
talked with him in New York last
night" Deanna told me. Hes wait
ing to see what happens to his play
before making any plans to come
back here" At the moment the sep
aration is still on.
George Sanders gives proof that
all his recent psychoanalyzing has
done him lot of good. Before, he
used to refer to all women as little
beasts" Now he calls them de
lightful little beastsn'
Bing Crosby's four boys are
adding to their many trust funds
by indorsing this and that product.
These kids should be in the mil
lionaire class before they reach
college age.
Rita Hayworth,s most persistent
Riviera admirer, Ali Khan, Is plan
ming to come to California, shortly
after Rita's return here to star in
Iona Hansen"
Claire Trevor is sure of an Acade-
my award nomination for her great
job IN Key Largo" She merely
steals the picture.
The James Masons are wanting
the Fred Aliens to be godparents for
their expected baby. And, boy or
girl. 1t will be called Portland, after
Mrs. Allen.
Tyrone Powers stepdaughter Ann
has quit her stenographic job in
Evening star., 1948-08-24

New York. She Is now on her
way to Paris-to work with the
European Recovery Program.
Humphrey Bogart's unknown"
young leading man for knock on
Any Door" John Derek, was under
contract to Goth Century Fox for
three and half years as Dare Harris
Helena Sorrell. the 20th-Fox dra-
matte coach, always believed in him
although it has taken him four
years to get his first picture role.
Mickey Rooney's first outside pic
ture is titled "Thunderbirds," in
which Mickey goes to town as a hot
rod enthusiast. Now that Mickey
is more or less on his own, you can
bet he will gradually switch from
screen acting to producing.
Lon McCallister wants the people,
of Cedar City, Utah, to know that
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Villain ASSIGNED

Robert Douglas Is to portray one
Of the principal "heavies" in Warner
Bros. "The Fountainhead," starring
Gary Cooper, with Patricia Neal
Raymond Massey and Kent Smith.
Douglas, q star of the London
stage, was signed to q long term
contract by Warner Bros. q little
more than a year ago and has had
important roles in three unreleased
films, The Decision of Christopher
Blake" Adventures of Don Juan, -
and Homicide"
Evening star., 1948-08-24

his client will do something to avert
being typed, and the press agent
vii, have a made-to-order story
right at his finger tips.
The first type which threatened
to put a psychological mark on
Powell was the crooner. He was
Warner Bros. man in this field OF
music which was dominated then, as
now, by Paramount's man, Bing
Crosby. Powell came to the con-
clusion that he had no chance to
get to the top here. Besides, he
did not like the idea of making
throaty noises about love.
His first escape was into roles
that were dramatic, but a little on
the wistful- whimsical side in pic
lures like christmas in July" This
was better, as almost anything is
likely 10 be better than grooming un-
less you are Crosby, but it left
Powell unsatisfied.
In his deepest heart, the actors he
envied most in his trade of movie
making, were the villains, the tough
guys like Bogart and Robinson and
Garfield whose screenplays usually
ended with them lying dead ON some
unsavory floor.
1t was not Powell's idea to muscle
into the exactly same rackets as
these, but rather to move over to
the virile side, say, the private-eye
business. This is precisely what he
did and, in the process of doing it,
he created a type. 1t looked like
sound, profitable life's work for
any actor including Powell, but to
assume that it might work out that
way ignored his natural restiveness,
his fear of being typed.
A couple of demon detectives ago,
the urge to change came upon him
again; to find another type OF man,
tough but not quite so tough. The
fellow he settled for is the one he
plays In "Pitfall," his latest screen
opus. He Is sort of average man,
q chap who makes one big moral
Evening star., 1948-08-24
In Kaye Comedy

Barbara Bates, young Denver
born actress, has been named for
the ingenue lead in Warner Bros.
Danny Kaye starring Aim, Happy
Times"
Miss Bates recently completed a
role in June Bride" Betty Davis
Robert Montgomery comedy, and
currently Is working in The House
Across the Street." starring Wayne
Morris, Janis Paige and Bruce
Bennett
Evening star., 1948-08-24

he was not antisocial or conceited
during the location visit there of
The Big Cat" troupe. "It was
just that was worried about my
grandma who had . serious heart
attack two days before I left" says
Lon, "and it was difYicult to work
II hours each day and be jovial
and social at night" I'm sure
every one understands, Lon.
released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Where She Came in
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
In four years and 81 pictures
Adele Mara is right back where
she started-with John Wayne and
Director Edward Ludwig.
When Republic signed her to q
contract In 1914, she got one scene
with Wayne in The Fighting Sea-
bees" Most of that scene wound
up on the cutting room floor.
Now she's starring, with Wayne
in Wake Of the Red Witch" Lud.
wig is directing.
Evening star., 1948-08-24

Tomorrow 1:1B PM Only
saEebrush Matinee" Tex Hobgood and
on the stage Plus nim: Gene strstton
Porfer's Keeper Of this Bees" and
Three Stoogex All seats, 35e stage
ahov broadcast over WBcC. 1920 on
the Dial.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Dick Powell, Fearful of Tipping,
Running Cycle of All Types
By joy Carnody

II is an Hollywood worries Dick
of typed,
about it. This oversight and there
Hollywood would
This kind of justice certainly will be achieved
in this generation Maybe
PoweLs man will have
Evening star., 1948-02-19

winning human nature, Cary Grant
carries on with the evidence that
he is the screens most expert
comedian.
1t would be quite absurd of any
one to find himself in the position
of not having seen 1.-The Bishops
Wife" before it ends its run at
Keith's.
The Goldwyn production, which is
one of the five nominees for the
Academy Award, is something with
which the public will be delighted,
and of which Hollywood can be
proud. 1t is intelligent, clever,
warm-hearted, artful and very, very
funny. And, quite above all, it
proves the English have no monop-
oily on treating romance both deli
cately and dextrously as one of the
most amusing aspects of humanity.
X X y
'"The Bishops Wife" the title of
which has been prefaced by the
words Gary and - so no one
might miss the fun, runs the comedy
gamut. The. screenscript by Robert
E. Sherwood and Leonardo Berco-
vici plays every possible humor
angle. 1t is gently ironic in its
suggestion that the bishop, of all
people, is the great skeptic of the
angels authenticity; touching in its
implication that the bishops wife
wishes the angel really were not
one; artfully incongruous when the
angel is torn between deciding in
favor of continued immortality or
being Julia's beau.
Between the authors, Director
Henry Roster and the cast, not a
trick is missed in making THE
Bishops Wife" a completely merry
adventure.
Hollywood has toyed. with few
Evening star., 1948-02-19

who told the story in the book OF
1.-THE Great Gatsby"-he's Gatsby'S
only friend.
Ida Lupino hopes that her Road
House" picture for Goth Century
Fox will finish in time for her May
wedding in Santa Barbara to Collier
Young. The movie-Ida's first in
a year and a half-starts at the END
of this month.
Linda Darnell is back to her nat
ural brunette locks at long last and
Husband Pew Marley tells me
when she came home with dark
hair, 7 didn't recognize her!" He
prefers Linda this way, though. 81
married a brunette, not a dyed
blond" is the way Pew puts it.
Wayne Morris is the current VIC
tim of the dye pot. He had to yel-
low up his already fair hair for
Time of Your Life" and he is still
a screaming yellow for THE Fight
ing Terror"
David Butler very unhappy be-
cause he had to do away with
his race horse, Unchallenged. The
horse, for which Dave paid $4,000,
stepped on a rock, broke its ankle
and had to be destroyed.
The Ray Millands are off to Reno,
but not for the usual reason-they
are going to ski. Since Ray and
Nal went to Sun Valley a month
ago they've been skiing fanatics.
Lilli Palmer, incidentally, took
off with the Daryl Zanucks in
Darryl's own private plane for Sun
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Hollywood:
Frances Dee
And McCrea
Team Again
By SheiIoh Grohom

Joel McCrea and Frances Dee
look like permanent team in pic
lures. They are co-starring. again
In Soldiers of Destiny" for Harry
Sherman, with Joel playing Gen.
John G. Fremont. Frances is Mrs.
Fremont.
David Niven will take his wife
back to her native Sweden for a
vacation-and to meet her relatives
when he completes Take Three
lenses" for Sam Goldwyn. 1t will
be David's first visit there.
Virginia Mayo and Husband
Michael O'Shea plan to co-star in
"Burlesque" this summer with Greg
Peck's troupe of actors in La Jolla.
Yesterday I watched Virginia being
fitted for a dress that was originally
made for Ida Lupino. Virginia will
wear it for DANES Don't Talk" "
one of the low-budget pictures at
Warmers. The economy wave is
really on!
With Gene Tierney fighting not
to make ''Unfaithfully Yours"-new
title for "The Symphony Story
what happens to all the lovely
gowns designed especially for her
by Oleg Cassini? 7 doubt if they'll
fit Linda Darnell, considered as
Genes replacement.
Macdonald Carey plays the boy
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Where and When, n.
.
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Il
Stage. -.
National-"Pick-up Girl: $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"MyG Girl lisa: / 10,
3:15, $40, TBS and $40 pm.
CapitoI"High Wall: 10:45 am,
1875, 4:25, 7:15 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1880, 1886, 6:25 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia - "Cass Timberlane"::
40 am, 2:10, 4:35, 7 and $3.50 pm.
Hippodrome-"I Know Where I'm
Going: 2:15, 4:05, 5:55, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Keith's 1.-THE Bishops Wife,:
11:25 am, 1:30, $3.50 5::35, TAO and
$40 pm.
Little-"Shoe Shine: HOS am,
12:45, 2:3o, 4:15, 6, 7:5o and $40 pm.
Metropolitan - "The Smugglers"::
IL 20 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:40 and
9:45 pm.
Palace-"Call Northside 777":: 10:45
am, 1855, sos, SIS, 7:25 and s:35
pm.
Pix - "The Patient Vanishes"::
2:25, sos, 7:45 and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"My Girl lisa: 11:20
am, 1:25, $3.50, $40, 7:45 and $50
pm.
Evening star., 1948-02-19

Brougham daughter to hit big boys
in the face with snowballs, he dec
crates the Christmas tree for the
housekeeper, orders typewriter to
automatically type the bishops ser
mon thus setting the secretary free
to do her Christmas shopping.
Whatever the situation, Dudley
has a miracle for it. True, they
are minor, but they work perfectly
save for convincing the bishop. If
Dudley had to be the answer, the
bishop is sorry he ever prayed for
help. At least, he is regretful until,
at the pictures climax, Dudley re-
luctantly pulls his last miracle-that
Of having the angelic will power of
getting out of there before it Is
too late.
Director Roster has sufficient ma
terial to keep his camera moving at
a lively tempo, but never too fast
to pick up many pieces of small,
very funny business. One of the
best samples of these is the con-
stant dilemma between Dudley and
the bishop as to who goes through
doors first. Another is a vocal pas
sage in which Dudley assemblies,
quite miraculously, a boys choir
which had notions of going on with
basket ball game until he worked
change of heart upon them.
Dozens of such items er1liven 1.-THE
Bishops Wife"
As usual, Producer Goldwyn has
assembled a cast that is superb
down to the Ieast-bit player. Its
members respond with the spirit of
performers who have been starving
for fresh idea. Not only are the
top three at their best, so are such
others as James Gleason as a taxi
driver philosopher; Elsa Manchester
as an impressionable housekeeper
Sara Haden as the overworked. sec
retary, and many others. j.,
Between them, under Dudley's
charming influence, they make the
human race look. more tolerable
than it has looked since Goldwyn's
last production. = ,st~s-'
Naturally, therefore, no one will
want to miss 'The Bishops Wife"
Evening star., 1948-02-19

Valley. Lilli will stay with the
Lary Coopers, but it won't all be
snow and skiing for the gal. She
took along four scripts to read-one
of them the untitled comedy for
Dana Andrews at Enterprise.
Ginger Rogers and Hubby Jack
Briggs acting like newlyweds at
the Papillon. Ginger hasn't de-
cided yet what her next picture will
be. And another thing, it isn't too
easy these days for independent
companies to get financing from the
banks. So I have hunch Ginger's
next will again be for q major
studio. But even the biggies are
thinking twice before paying Gin
gers kind of salary.
Ingrid Bergman leaves for Eng
land in April to make her Under
Capricorn" movie there with Al
fred Hitchcock. Hitch has closed
his Rope" set at Warmers tighter
than a drum-not even the unit
man can get on!-because he wants
to wind it up this week. so that he
too can take off for England.
Ronald Reagan tells me that the
Garden of Allah, where he is now
staying, had a mass robbery the
Evening star., 1948-02-19

BALLET STAR-Alicia Mar
koUa appears Nth her part
ner, Anton Dolin, and their
o,on Russian ballet company
at Constitution Hall tonight
at $50. The dancers will
present such ballet classics as
"Chopiniana," "Pas de Trois"
and the advertisements, in
cIuding the "Dying SaDan,"
made famous by PaUloUa.
Evening star., 1948-02-19

other night. All the hubcaps from
the cars in the parking lot were
stolen, including all four on Rom
MES new car-his birthday present
from Jane Wyman.
Jimmy Durante, to mark his 54th
birthday, was taking some publicity
pictures seated at his piano for
NBC. The photographers then said
they wanted different" kind Of
picture For instance, Jimmy,
what do you do when you break up
a piano." "I1l show you," said
Durante, and he proceeded to bust
up, but good, very good Steinway
grand! When he came to, Jimmy
screamed, "Im crazy!"
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1948-02-19

1.-THE BISHOPS WIFE" an RKo Pic
by Henry Roster, screenplay by Robert E.
Sherwood and Leonardo Bercovici from
the novel by Robert Nathan. At Keith's.
THE CAST,
Evening star., 1948-02-19
THE MITCHELL BoYCHOIR.

angels the equal of Dudley, Grants
man-beg pardon, angel-in the
picture. Dudley, who has yet to
earn his wings, is a kind Of heavenly
handyman. He is sent to earth by
his superiors when they decide Ger
tain human prayers for help de-
serve an answer.
Young Bishop Henry Brougham
David Niven) and his wife Loretta
Young have both been praying
before Dudley is assigned to them.
The bishop is being driven neurotic
by a committee of rich,. fashionable,
hard minded parishioners. His
wife is being driven to despair by
what is happening to their mar
riage. Heaven only knows what
would have happened to them If
Dudley had not arrived. Audiences
will be delighted to know what
happened after he came.
The B1Shop Brougham 1amllyS S
problems stem from a cathedral
which the bishop wants to build as
divine monument, but which his
richest parishioner desires as a
shrine to her late husband.
Dudley is much too versatile an
angel to concentrate entirely upon
this situation. He takes his own
angelic time for everything. His
first choice of problems to be solved
Is making the Bishops wife, Julia, a
whole and happy person again. He
makes her forget what a sour-puss
her prelate mate has become. He
shows her what true charm is by
taking her to her favorite place
for luncheon, by buying her frivr
olous hat, taking her ice skating and
making her feel wonderfully free
and irresponsible.
To the bishops CONSERVATION, he
enchants the other females of the
household equally. He teaches the
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Bishop, His Wife, and Angel
Produce Miracle Comedy
By Joy Cormody

Samuel oodwn who always preaching to HOLLYWOOD to make
THE Bishops Wife which yesterday Keiths
Robert Nathans lively fantasy of who call
bishops pretty his
screenpay irressby
Evening star., 1948-02-19
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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-12-24

Where the one narrow road
ends and trails begin is Spotted
Bear ranger station, outpost of
civilization in the Flathead ma
tional forest. This is starting off
place for elk hunters each fall,
who then venture into a million
wilderness acres of mountain,
forest, lakes and clear streams.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-12-24

Last forest fire of 194S was this
small blaze, October 10, on shore
OF Lion lake, Hungry Horse pro-
Ject reservoir. Clearing fire had
stayed dormant in roots for two
weeks, and then into the trees. Oct
ODER was dry month sandwiched
into wet year that saw little fire
damage to the district forests.
Just below the continental di-
vide, two horses, two fishermen
had mile-long Gunsight lake all
to themselves. Anglers were Dick
Myers, University of New Mexico
student and Sterling Rygg, White
fish. Time was mid-July, 194S.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-12-24

Each winter finds deer fire.
quenting south shore of Lake Nc
Donald. They even peak into Win
dows of Apgar school. When Stew
en- Breck was two-years-old (1946)
he used to say Come deer" to
this doe and fawn. They came.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-12-24

More into the limelight this
summer came issue of building
Glacier View dam up Flathead
rivers north fork. There are pros
and cons, but generally dam is fav-
ored by residents of Flathead.
Objectionable feature is that it
would flood 10000 acres of park
including low areas in foreground
of this late summer picture.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-12-24

Spotted Bear river joins the Flat
heads south fork at Spotted Bear
ranger station. It's about eight
miles above end of future Hun
gry Horse reservoir. Note autumn
color of larch, rail fence, fisherman