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RON HILDRE TOPS CLASSA.RUNNERS
 IN FIRST SKI RACE

Juneau Ski Club racers held the first classification runs ot the sea- son Sunday afternoon m compln- ation with Bill Deans Juneau high school race program.
 The slalom race was held on a 20 gate course for Class Juilors' Ron Hildre carried off top honors with a thirteen second lead over his nearest competitor, Dick Keith ahn. Junior B class skiers were led by Bob Osterman who comolneo two smooth runs through the flags to lead by a fifteen second mar gin. Bob was followed by Leroy West Jr., and Gordon Oakes.
 Officials for the race included Bill Dean, Dean Williams, Peggy Pearce and John Gonnasen.
 Following are the total times Of competitors:
 Class A
 Ron Hildre 51 seconds, DICK kelt- hahn. 63 1-5 seconds; Jackie Gould GA; Bob Sommers TO 4-5; Bill Keep 73 3-5s Fred Wyller 92 Is; George Messerschmidt 129 1-5.
 C-hss B
 Bob Osterman 34 seconds; Leroy West Jr., 45; Gordon Oakes AT 4-5; Ernest Kohlase 54 3-5; Christie Crondahl 56 2-5; Robert Kohlhase 59 2-5; John Hoisington AT (one run only).
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CUB PACK MEETING

Cub Pack No. BIO held their Pack meeting Friday evening in the Douglas c o m m un ty Methodist Church.
 After a short business meet ing of the parents, the Cubs hac a gift exchange and a Kool-Aid- popcorn party. Because of Den Mother, Mrs. Paul Burnett hav- ing recently moved to Juneau, she announced her future meetings would be held in the home of Mrs. Sigurd Jackson.
 Den No. 2. Mrs. Gray, Den Moth CT, won the honor banner, for the best parent participation for the past months activities.
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FIRE ALARM

City firemen answered a four nine alarm Saturday at pm. and rushed to the corner of Ninth and E Streets where a minor chimney blaze was extinguished. The fire was in a restaurant owned by James Madsen, firemen said. It did no damage.
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WNAA MEETS

The WomenS' National Aeronauti- ical Association held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Edna Williams last Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Lois Doolin presided over the business meeting. The furn- ishing of the Children's Ward at St. Ann's Hospital is going ahead as planned, and plans were made to hold a rummage sale on Febru- ary 4.
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There will be a regular business meeting of the Alaska Potters to- night at o'clock in their club rooms at the Recreation Center.
 After the regular business has been taken up there will te a dis cussion of glazing and at that time plans will be made to glaze and fire the test tiles.
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woMENs CLUB TO MEET

The Douglas Island Women's Club will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Edwin C.. Johnson, who will be hostess. Mrs. Jay Hcskins, Vice President of the Club will be in charge of this meet ing, according to President Arlene Wagner's announcement
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EAGLES MEETING

Douglas Aerie No. IT, FOE, will hold their regular meeting this eve ming in Eagles Hall, according to announcement by President Guy Russo.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY

Douglas Public Library hours have been changed from Tuesday and Saturday evenings to Wednes- day and Saturday evenings. The same hours, to o'clock.
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COUNCIL TONIGHT

City Clerk, A. J. Balog announces a regular meeting of the Douglas City Council for tonight in City Hall.
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1850 LICENSES

New 1850 license plates are now on sale at the city clerks office.
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FROM SKAGWAY

J. M. Pichotta of Skagway is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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MARTIN VICTOR'S FURS
 For ten days only, 109o down. balance 10qo monthly. adv. 396-7t
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FROM KODIAK

Ralph E. Shupp of Kodiak is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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FROM ANCHORAGE

s. G. Lucken of Anchorage is registered at the Gastineau Hotel
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 BUDGET
 DETAILS

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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Donald Woods Signed
For Crosby Picture

HOLLYWOOD - Dona q
Woods will join Bing Crosby
and a top-line cast in ''Mr
Music" Paramount announced
recently. The film marks start
of Woods 18th year in pictures
and this is his first appearance
at Paramount since "a Son
Comes Home" with Mary Bo-
land IL years ago.
In recent years concentrating
on radio, Woods plays the role
of Richard Rhinelander in MY
Friend Irma," the CHS show
starring Marie Wilson.
In "Mr. Music" Woods con-
tinues his series of stuffy char
acterizations, being cast as Tip
py Carpenter, scion of a dia-
mond laden family. The cast al
so includes Ruth Hussey, Char
les Coburn, Robert Stack, Nan
cy Olson, Dorothy Kristen and
Peggy Lee. Richard Haydn di-
rectS.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Film Veteran Given
Role In ssSeptember''

HOLLYWOOD - E. Mason
Hopper, who directed some of
Hollywoods greatest films, has
been signed for top supporting
role in Hal Wallis September, "
romantic drama co-starring Joan
Fontaine and Joseph Gotten.
Hopper began directing pic
lures in 1912 at the old Essanay
Studio in Chicago. He arrived in
Hollywood in 1914 and during
his long career directed over
40 films, many of them big box
office hits. Some of the stars
he helped to make famous are
Gloria Swanson, Beverly Bayne,
Ben Turpin, Wallace Beery, and
Wally Reid.
The director turned actor two
years ago and since then has
appeared in many top films. His
last picture at Paramount was
Sunset Boulevard" the film in
which Gloria Swanson makes
her return to the screen.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Newcomer To Make
Debut In Courage"

HOLLYWOOD A 22-year-
old Mexican youth who has
never been in a motion picture
recently was given an impor-
tant role in Pine-Thomas Out
rage" Paramount release about
modern mob violence. He will
share top roles with co-stars
Gail Russell and Macdonald
Carey.
The youth is Lalo Rios, born
in San Migulito, Mexico. He
was moved to Los Angeles in
1886 with his parents. Last year
he joined a youth club and ap-
peared in a historical play CEN
tered around the history Of Los
Angeles.
Joseph Losey, who is direct
ing Outrage" saw the play and
arranged for an interview with
Producers Pine and Thomas. He
was signed for the part without
even a test.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Bastogne Veterans
Rally To New Film

HOLLYWOOD - M-G-M's
battle-ground" depicting ex-
ploits of the 101st Airborne Di-
vision of the Battle of Bastogne,
will be exploited by veterans in
every state of the Union.
Carl Trimble, national secre-
tary of the 101st Airborne Divi-
sion Association, has notified the
studio that the organization has
designated representatives in
every community to assist in
publicizing engagements of the
film.
The monthly bulletin, sent to
over $4,000 veterans of the ia
nous battle, will plug the M-G-
M film, which was screened for
500 members at the national con-
vention in Columbus, Ohio, on
September 3.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Hope-Crosby Gag Man
Cast In 1'Mr. Music

HOLLYWOOD - Pin t i z c
Barney Dean, favorite gag man
of both Bob Hope and Bing
Crosby, has finally landed him
self part in a picture.
The dimunitive, bald-headed
gent has been cast as a book
maker in Paramount'S 'Mr. Mu-
sic" new super tunefilm starring
Bing, Charles Coburn, Ruth Hus-
Sey, Robert Stack, Nancy Olson
and topline cast.
Barney is one Hollywood writ
er who works without pen,
pencil or typewriter. He's always
on the set-or in the radio sta
tion-ready to gag up any given
situation on the spur of the mo-
ment. His genius for creating
spontaneous laughter is widely
known in the trade.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Mr.. And Mrs. Bob
On EurOpean Trip

HOLLYWOOD - Robe
Cummings, after winding ur
dance routines with Joan Caul.
field for Columbia's Technicolol
musical, 'The Petty Girl" flew
to New York with his wife, pilot.
ing his own Beechcraft plane
The Cummings after a short
stay in New York, sailed fol
Europe. This is their first trip
abroad.
They will visit Englend
France, Italy and Spain, and ex,
pect to return to Hollywood late
in January, at which time Cum.
mings checks back at Columbia
to discuss properties for the
three-picture deal which he has
at the studio.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Errol Flynn Starts
Bearded Role In 'EKim'

HOLLYWOOD - Enrol Flynn
arrived in Bombay, India and
proceeded Immediately to Luck
now, where filming will begin
on Metro-G o d w y n-Mayer's
Kim"
Flynn, whose especially grown
beard for the Technicolor film
was the hirsute highlight of the
recent Royal c m m n d Per-
formance in London, will be in
India approximately four weeks.
Victor Saville is directing cast
which is headed by Flynn, Dean
Stockwell and Paul Lukas. Leon
Gordon is producing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Columbia Pictures
Employ 6lO Extras

HOLLYWOOD - One of the
largest extra calls of the year
was put out recently by Colum-
bia, as AS extras reported to
the Hollywood ball park for
night baseball sequences of
Kill the Umpire" with William
Bendix, while 165 dress extras
came to the studio for ew Years
Eve party scenes of "No Sad
Songs For Me-" with Margaret
Sullivan, Wendall Corey and
Viveca Landfors.
The group at the ball park
appeared as spectators. vendors,
guards, policemen and ushers,
with % previously selected pro-
feSsional ball players taking part
in the game. The ball park Sc
quences continued for several
days.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Wallis September
Rolls At Paramount

HOLLYWOOD - Hal Wallis
recently put September" his
18th production for Paramount
before the camera with a cast
headed by Joan Fontaine and
Joseph Gotten under direction
of William Dieterle.
Exteriors for the romantic
drama were filmed in Italy with
Fontaine and Gotten appearing
in sequences filmed in Rome,
Naples, Florence, at the ruins OF
Pompeii and on the Isle OF
Capri.
Francoise Rosay, the noted
French character actress, who
scored heavily in the English
production of Somerset Maugh-
ANS Quartet" reports to Wal
lis this week fo rthe start of her
role.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Macready Bad Man
In ''Capt. Blood"

HOLLYWOOD - Columbia's
dependable villain, George Mac
ready, will match wits with
Louis Hayward in fortunes of
Captain Blood" currently be-
fore the cameras with Patricia
Medina co-starred, Harry Joe
Brown producing and Gordon
Douglas directing.
Macready, who just completed
the role of King John of Eng
land in "Rogues of Sherwood
Forest" will now be seen as the
Marquise de Riconete, sent to
the West Indies by Charles II
of Spain to capture the bucaneer,
Capt. Blood (Hayward). Hay.
ward and Macready were ad-
versaries previously in Column
bias The Black Arrow"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Seven Henchmen Of
Louis HAYWARD Cast

Columbia yesterday cast the
seven henchmen of Louis Hay
ward in fortunes of Captain
Blood" each an important char
acter role. Charles Irwin will
play Smitty, ex-London East
slider; Sven Borg, O'Hearly the
Irishman; Martin Garralaga,
Viamonte the Italian; Harry
Cording, Ward the Second Of
ficer; James Fairfax, Russell, an
ex-Drury Lane tor; Du k e
York, Hard the Scotsman; Terry
Kilburn, Jensen, the young son
of a slave and a native girl.
Fortunes of Captain Blood" "
co-starring Louis Hayward and
Patricia Medina, is now in pro-
duction under the supervision of
Harry Joe Brown, with Gordon
Douglas director.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Famed Stars OF Old
DAYS I'm New Roles

HOLLYWOOD - Old-timers
around Hollywood currently are
getting thrill out of the sue
cessful return to the screen of a
number of familiar faces, famed
stars of former days. Particular
ly at Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
have they been soaring back into
the limlight, paced by Polly Mo-
ran in Adams Rib" and "The
YellowCob Man; Ramon No
varro in "The Outriders"; and
Buster Keaton in "In the Good
Old Summertime" Elsewhere,
Harold Lloyd has completed his
first picturein a number of years
and Gloria Swanson has made a
noteworthy return in Sunset
Boulevard" Gilbert Roland, al
though hen as been on the screen
steadily, has attained his great
est popularity in many years
with his recent work in 'We
Were Strangers and "Malaya."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Jimmy Lydon Given
Role In ''September''

HOLLYWOOD - Jimmy Ly-
don, the original Henry AL
drich," is returning to Para
mount after an absence of five
years.
The young actor, who played
the title role in the popular
Henry Aldrich'' series, was
signed recently for a top sup
porting role in September"
Joan Fontaine-Joseph Gotten
starrer directed by William Die
terle.
Lydon will portray the role Of
an American CT stationed in
Italy in this romantic drama. He
appeared in nine Henry AL
drich" films at Paramount, the
last in Henry Aldrich, Boy
Scout" in 1914. When he left
Paramount he signed with War
ner Brothers and for the last
two years has been freelancing.
He appears on the CHS Friday
night radio show Young Love-"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Two Set For
"Mule Train

Shelia Ryan was set by Colun1-
bia yesterday for the feminine
lead in ''Mule Train" At the
same time oJhn MILAN was
signed to play the desert pros
pector and Robert Livingston
the chief h heavy. Arm n d
Schaefer will produce and John
English direct. Miss Ryan re-
Gently completed the feminine
lead opposite Autry in '"The
Cowboy and the Indians" and
Livingston was last b e f o e
the Columbia cameras as the
principal m n a e in Autry'S S
"Riders In The Sky"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
''Visa'' Filming In Cuba
To Start This Month

HOLLYWOOD - Reporting
completion of final arrangements
for filming of Visa" Samuel
Marx, producer of the Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer film, has re-
turned to the studio following a
flying trip to Cuba.
Utilizing much of local equip
ment an dfacilities, Visa" star
ring John Kodiak, is scheduled
to roll around the middle if De-
cember.
A location company headed
by Director Joe Lewis, will in
clude only key crew members,
with five cast principals. Bal
ance of the cast will be select
ed from English-speaking Gu
bans.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Walter Pidgeon Is
'Crown-Up' Hero

HOLLYWOOD - Jaime Per-
reau, who portrays the little war
orphan in M-G-M's dramatic
story of postwar Vienna, "The
Red Danube" knows only one
screen hero-Walter Pidgeon.
The new film marks her sec
ond screen appearance with the
star, the first having been as the
baby daughter of Pidgeon and
Greer Carson in Madame Gu
rie."
When she met Pidgeon on the
sound stage, Jaime, now six and
small for her age, looked up
ward at the actors six feet, three
inches and reversed the usual
proceedings.
you've grownl" was her mat
ter -of-fact greeting. {
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Paramount Holds
Montgomery Cliff

HOLLYWOOD - Paramount
has announced that it has taken
up the option of Montgomery
Cliff for one picture during one
year following Dec. Is, 1949.
The fabulously sensational
newcomer who has been rated
mo. 1 Star of Tomorrow" in all
exhibitor and audience polls, is
gaining new laurelS in William
Wylers "The Heiress" in which
he Is co-starred with Olivia de
Havilland and Ralph Richardson.
He is currently before the cam
era in another Paramount pic
ture, the George Stevens produc-
tion, "A Place In The SUM-" CO.
starring with Elizabeth Taylor
and Shelley Winters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Actors Train With
Veterans For Roles

HOLLYWOOD = AS part of
their "basic training for M-G-
Ms battle-ground" stor yof the
historic battle of Bastogne, Van
Johnson, John Kodiak, Ricardo
Montalban, George Murphy and
others of the cast had daily ses-
sions of drill calisthenics and
combat maneuvers, in addition
to screenings of U. S. Army
training films.
Joining the cast were the 81
members of famed 101st Air
borne Division, heroic defenders
of Bastogne during the Nazi
break through in 1914. They ap-
pear in battle-ground" as we'll
as having served as drill instruc-
tors for the actors.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Smiley Writes Two
Songs For Film

Two of the thee songs to be
sung by Smiley Burnette in
Columbia's Riders of Black
Mesa" are of his own compost
ton. They are Donkey Engine"
and "Nobody Fires the Boss, F."
both unpublished. The t h r d
song, "Just Sittin' Around in
Jail" is by Frances Clark and
is also unpublished. Riders of
Black Mesa" a Durango Kid
Western stars Charles Starrett
and Burnette. It is being di-
rected by Ray Nazarro and pro-
duced by Colbert Clark.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Quintuplet Kittens Win
Parts I'm Film

Columbia has signed quintup-
lets of a famous screen acting
family to make their debut with
Margaret SULLIVAN, w n d e l !
Corey and Viveca Lindfors in
"No Sad Songs For Me-" The
quintet are Mary, Lillian, Con-
stance, Clarine and Carol, three
week-old kittens who are de-
scendants of Pepper, the famed
cat of Mack Sennett comedies
who co-starred with NJ b e /
Normad, Louise Fazenda and
Ford Sterling in many Keystone
comedies. The quintupletS, who
have never faced a motion pic
ture camera before, were select
ed by director Rudy Mate after
he had tested As felines for the
parts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Bridget Carr Chosen
To Dance In Musical

HOLLYWOOD-Bridget Carr,
striking brunette newcomer to
Hollywood, has been set for her
fifth role since being signed by
M e t r o-Goldwyn-Mayer barely
six monthsago. She joins Judy
Garland and Gene Kelly in a
singing and dancing part in the
Technicolor musical, Summer
Stock"
Joe Pasternak is producing
Summer Stock" being directed
by Charles Walters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Authors Horse Good
Practice For Role

HOLLYWOOD - During the
filming of M-G-Ms timely and
powerful story of the South,
Intruder in the Dust" at OK
ford, Miss, Producer-director
Clarence Brown frequently had
to round up Claude Jarman, Jr
who spent hours dashing over
the countryside on author Will
liam Faulkner's horse, clip.
per"
But the hours spent riding
have paid off for the young &C.
tor-he was an expert horsemar
for his role as a cowboy in "The
Outriders," starring Joel Nc.
Crea and Arlene Dahl.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
'Thunderbugs' Dance
I'm New Cliff Movie

HOLLYWOOD - Fourteen
Thunderbugs - jitterbugs who
dance in be bop style-recently
were signed for George Stevens
"A Place in the Sun" at Para
mount. They will stage their wild
dance in a tavern sequence, at
tired in blue jeans, sweaters and
leather jackets.
Montgomery Gift, Elizabeth
Taylor and Shelley Winters are
starred in "a Place in the Sun"
ing and directing. The film is q
which Stevens is both produc-
modern version of Theodore
Dreiser's famous novel, can
American Tragedy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06

Irv Noren, Washington Senator;
Jim Baxes, Brooklyn Dodgers;
Billy Shuster, Seattle; Pinky
Woods, Hollywood, and Frank
Kelleher, Hollywood. OF the big
leaguers listed, Irv Noren,
Ramsdell and Baxes played with
the champion Hollywood Stars
in the Pacific Coast League last
season. Gilly Campbell, former
big league catcher and Coast
League star, who is now a scout
for the Chicago White Sox, is
also in the picture, as is Cliff
Dapper, playing manager of the
Atlanta team in the Southern
Association Dick Taylor, who
has the romantic lead in the pic
ture, played with Salem, Ore
gon, in the Western Interna-
tional League. "Kill the Umpire"
is being dir e c tie d by Lloyd
Bacon and produced by John
Beck, Jr.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Pat Buttram Joining
Autry Film AS Comic

Pat Buttram, rustic comedian
of stage and radio, was signed
yesterday for the comic lead in
'Mule Train" forthcoming Gene
Autry starrer for Columbia. But
tram is a member of the cast
of Autry's radio netw X,
MELODY Ranch" and appeared
in the cowboy stars last Colum-
bia picture, "Riders in the Sky"
"Mule Train" is being produced
by Armand Schaefer and will
be directed by John English.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
'Miniver' Identity
Clings To Its Star

HOLLYWOOD - Throughout
England red-haired Greer Gar
son is familiarly hailed as Mrs
Miniver." Upon her arrival in
London for "The Miniver Story
she was delighted to find that
people everywhere referred to
her by this name.
In the new film, Miss Carson
is again teamed with Walter
Pidgeon, following their roles in
M-G-M's dramatic love story
"That Forsyte Woman" which
also stars Enrol Flynn and Rob
ert Young.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
New Producer Gets
His First Assignment

HOLLYWOOD - bert
Thomson, former writer director
of Broadway stage productions,
has been assigned to produce
Troubled Spring for M-G-M.
Assignment is first for Thorn
sen, who joined the studio last
year as assistant to producer Ed
win H. Knopf.
Troubled Spring" a novel by
John Brick, to be published by
Farrar and Straus next spring,
was purchased blythe studio over
the weekend.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Baxter Will Star
In "LeayenWOrth''

Warner Baxter, who starred
for Columbia earlier this year
in "Prison Warden" returns to
the studio next month for a Sec
ond prison story, "Leaven-
worth" While Baxter was seen
in the sympathetic title role in
the earlier film, in 'Leaven-
worth" he portrays a man con-
yicted of fraud.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Gutenberg Opera Will
Be Produced I'm Rome

Louis Gutenberg, who recent
ly completed the score for
Robert Rossen's production of
"All The Kings Men" at Colum-
bia, has signed a contract with
Teatro dePOpera in Rome for
the production of his famous
opera, Emperor Jones'" Teatro
depOpera will also control the
leasing of the opera for per-
formances in all other European
city. The p r o d u t | n in the
Italian capital will represent the
first performance of any Ameri-
can opera in Italy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Kelly Describes Two
In One lob In Film

HOLLYWOOD-"Tough to di-
rect and star in a film at the
same time?" At least, it's con-
fusing, says Gene Kelly who
both directs and acts in the ro-
mantle Technicolor musical, "On
The Town." which stars Kelly,
Frank Sinatra, Betty Garrett and
Ann Miller with Jules Munshin
and Vera-Ellen. Kelly found the
new picture stimulating and a
challenge-hardest part of the
project, he noted humorously,
was when he had to cut himself
out of scene.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Gene Kelly Dances
With Judy In Film

HOLLYWOOD-Following his
actor director chore on M-G-M' S
romantic Technicolor musical
"On the Town" in which he
stars with Frank Sinatra, Betty
Garrett, Ann Miller, Jules Mum
shin and Vera-Ellen, Gene Kel-
ly teams with Judy Garland in
Summer Stock"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
Ann Doran Signed For
"NO Sad Songs For Me-

Ann Doran has been set by
Columbia to play one of Mar
garet Sullavan's society friends
in Columbia's "No Sad Songs
For Me-" and Ury Lee Leon
ardos has been given the part
of Miss Sullavans' kindly house
keeper in the Robert Rossen
production. Rudy Mate is direct
ing and Buddy Adler producing
the drama which co-stars Miss
Sullavan, Wendell Corey and
Viveca Lindfors.