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| “They Died With Their Boots On” !
With Errol Flynn and Olivia De Haviland t
And “Porkv's Hired Hand”—A Looney Tune
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY +
MARCH 29th AND 30th %
% ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M. $
l “it Happened In Flatbush” |
With Lloyd Nolan and Carole Landis +
+ And “Labor Savers”—Lew Lehr *
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HOLLYWOOD STAR-LITES
By Chuck Cochard
The greatest casting speculat
ion since “Gone With the \7ind”
has been created by the current
best-seller. ’A Tree Grows in
Brooklyn” . Phil Regan quit
20th Century-Fox because he
didn’t get the Johnny Nolan role
•—then the studio dickered by and
for the services of James Cagney
for that role, but nothing came of
it . . . Flynn’s nam eis up for the
Nolan part . . Despite all recent
announcements, the only real defi
nite casting, so far—is Alice Faye
as Cissy
There's no truth to the reports
that Vivien Leigh will return to
America for her picture career
—she insists her place is in Eng
land for the duration , . . The
first actor from Hollywood to be
seriously wounded, Craig Rey- ]
nolds, s'ill wears a brace on his
leg.
Girls—you'll simply go wild I
over the clothes in the forthcom- j
ing musical, “Cover Girl”, star- j
ring Rita Hayworth . . . And
you’ll also go away raving over
one Gene Kelly—who can really
dance . You may be amazed
-—but Bob Taylor recently signed
a contract which runs for 17
years—no options, no cancella
tions—and he gets paid for 52
weeks a year instead of the usual
40 weeks.
Flash—Loretta Young will have
her baby sooner than it was ex
pected . . . Lewis Stone celebrates
his 45th year as an actor this
week—and his 20th year with
MGM . . . And he’s still tops . .
George Raft is far from well—he
has lost 20 pounds of late . . . Last
week Ethel Barrymore faced a
movie camera for the first time in
11 years for her role in the mil
lion dollar “None But the Lonely
Heart,” with Cary Grant.
Uncle Sam is taking his toll of
the available leading men this
month ... By the time you prob
ably read this Red Skelton, Bill
Henry, Mickey Rooney and sev
eral others will be wearing th»
colors of a serviceman . . . Look
for great things from Lee Row
man from now on—he has just
left MGM and signed at Columbia
where his chances will be grea+
er . . . His first effort there will
be opposite Jean Arthur in “The
Impatient Years”.
Rosalind Russell will play the
lead in “S|ster Kenny”—the
story of the famous Australian
nurse who has done so much for
the treatment of infantile paraly
sis in this country—and who has
had to fight a one woman battle
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MASQUERADER —Tania Cnanuier .above) landed a movie (
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FORMER NOMEITES
A Seattle friend has just re
ceived an interesting letter from
John Rustgard, first mayor Of
Nome and U. S. district attorney
for the First Division under Gov
ernor Walter Clark, now of the
Charleston Mail, Charleston. W.
Va The Rustgards are now liv
ing at Babson Park at Lake Wales,
Florida, where Mrs. Rustgard is
the gracious hostess of “Sorgen
fri,” which translated, means
"free from care." J* is an ideal
spot for the inspiration of a man
with a brilliant pen, and Mr.
Rus'gard has written several very
popular books, the best known of
which are "Bottom Sides Up”,
“Sharing the Wealth” and “Bank
ruptcy in Liberalism." He con
tributes frequent aritcles to the
Saturday Evening Post. The
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