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Dream Pre-Vues
i:IK>wn in 5aa Die?u '
Tuesday and
Wednesday
Bonito Granville and Ray Me
Donald are featured in the West
ern epic, “Down in San Diego",
which comes to the Dream Thea.
tre screen Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. Also included on
the program are 'Memory Tricks"
a Pete Smith special, and “The
Greenie”,' an MGM. miniature.
HOLLYWOOD STAR LITES
By Chuck Cochard
America’s Bandwagon has
moved ba.g and baggage to Hol
lywood—forsaking tin pan alley
for film row . . . Band leaders
and featured vocalists take over
as the glamour boys of the silver
screen for 1943.
Today if the hero doesn’t wave
a baton or croon a tune he just
doesn’t count as far as the movie
goers are concerned . . . The ad
dition of any name band or vo_
calist to a movie means thous
ands of extra dollars at the box
office . . . It’s been proven in the
case of Abbott and Costello—
they’ll haul in double the take
if there is a hot band on the same
bill.
Names like Tommy Dorsey,
i Kay Kyser, Harry James, Jimmy
Dorsey, Woody Herman, Freddy
Martin, Glenn Miller, Alvino
Rey, Vaughn Monroe, Benny
Goodman, Rorace Heidt, Count
Basie, Charlie Spivak, Duke El
lington, Les Brown, Bob Chester,
Louis Armstrong, and Cab Cal
loway are a few of the big fel
lows who make the hepcats come
to the theaters in droves.
And their income makes fel
lows in the old days like Bob
Taylor, Clark Gable, John Gil_
bert. Tyrone Power, Ronald Rea
gan, Jimmy Stewart, and dozens
of others look like pikers when
it comes to filing their income
tax . . . This year Tommy Dorsey
alone will probably earn around
$800 000 . . . Kay Kyser is pull
ing down a mere figure of $30,
000 a week . . . And that’s the
way their income runs.
And of course that doesn’t in
clude newcomers like Frank
Sinatra, Dick Haymes, Perry
Como and others.
If you want to succeed in
Hollywood today you’ve got to
“Say it with music” . . . For the
bandleaders are the pin-up boys
for women all over America.
—
! Despite all protests from j
Jeanette MacDonald.Nelson Ed
dy fans this famous singing pair
won’t be re-united for at least |
i
another film ... So successful
was the musical-mystery “Phan-!
tom of the Opera” that Universsl
will bring Nelson Eddy, Sussannta 1
Foster and Claude Rains back in I
another of those singing-thrillers '
not yet titled . . but in all color, j
( It’s news—so help me . . . Hen- j
ry Fonda’s now a lieutenant j.g., j
U. S. Navy and will report to
Washington for the Aviation Vol_
unteer Service . . . But his fan
mail increased by leaps and;
bounds after enlisting . . . Greta
Garbo has a new boy friend—
and when we verify the confi- !
dential report it will startle you
—or will it? ... John Wayne j
should be in the army when you j
read this.
MR. AND MRS. C. H. CODE
RETURN TO SEATTLE
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Code, pion- j
eers of Fairbanks and Nome and ;
other northern towns, have re- i
turned to their home at 5523
Canfield Place, Seattle, after i
several weeks at Soap Lake,.’
where they were guests at the i
New Beach Hotel, conducted by j
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zapel, formerly j
of Fairbanks. Mr. Code reports
the Zapels have a thriving busi
ness, and are overhauling and
renovating their hotel this win
ter and placing five neat indi-!
victual cottages on adjacent j
, ground, for guests. The cottages
were moved from another loca
tion. Mr. Code says a recent i
report that he and Mrs. Code j
were in Fairbanks recently and
| there for the winter was errone- i
eous. Mr. Code was a pioneer,
theatre man in Fairbanks, and
owns a fine movie house in
Nome. He reports he was great
ly improved in health by his
sojourn at Soap Lake.—Alaska
Weekly.
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