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Dream Pre-Vues
“Kitty Foyle" Monday
and Tuesday ■ •. ,
Ginger Rogers and Dennis
Morgan are teamed in the. epic
•‘Kitty Foyle ” which opens to
night at the Dream Theatre The
film will aLso be shown Tuesday
evening. “Cabeliero College", a
sport reel, ls also included :
the program for these two eve
nings.
HOLLYWOOD STAR LITES
. By (Thuck Cochard
T";? film city ha* long been
accused. and rightly so, of raid
ing the New York stage for ta
lent.
Well this year, New Y'ork’s
show shops seerr. to be doing all
r_hh—and with Hollywood tal
ent. toe.
Nj less than 20 film names are
now or. Broadway in plays or
due soon. And on top of this, 19
former film players now in the
army will soon be on Broadway
in the new Army Air Force
show, rivaling ‘-This Is the
Army” in scope, which Moss Hart
is preparing under the title,
“Winged Victory.”
The film names already set for
this Army Air Force show in
clude George Montgomery, Tim
Holt. Freddie Bartholomew,
Barry Nelson. Alan Baxter Ray
McDonald, Walter Reed, Edmund
O'Brien, John Tyers, George
Reeves, Mark Daniels, Don Tay
lor George Haywood, Richard
Travis. William Marshall, Dam
ion O'Flvnn. Nick Harvey, Lee J.
Cobb ard Don Beddoe.
Now in Broadway shows or due
there soon are Mary Martin, Ro
land Young. Margaret Sullavan.
Jean Blondell. John Boles, Ar
leen Phelan, Marta Eggerth, Mar
garet Lindsay, Kenny Baker.
Elizabeth Bergner. Victor Jory,
Ralpn Bellamy, Virginia Field,
Ethel Waters Milton Berle, Eric
Blore, Oscar Homolka. Mae West,
Leon Ames, and Dick Foran.
But the strange part of it all
is that with all these desertions
Hollywood studios have the big
gest talent lists now that they
ever had.
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Round the Movie Lots
Curvaceous Lana Turner will
sing for the first time in her
tscreen career for a canteen se
quence in her forthcoming movie,
“Marriage Is a Private Affair”—
i for training she sings lullabies to
; daughter Cheryl Crane . . . The
most famous religious film of
| screen history, Cecil-B. DeMille’s
“The Sign of the Cross” will be
Ire-issued—filmed 11 years ago it
starred Claudette Colbert, Fred
eric March, Elissa Landi and
Charles Laughton . . . And strik
ing resemblance is.the sequence
showing the looting and burning
of Rome by Nero . . . Which
seems to prove that history does
repeat itself.
Along Film Row
If you haven’t seen that film
“Lassie Come Home”—the story
of a boy and his dog—*be sure
and do so because it is one of the
best little pictures we’ve ever
seen ... It is breaking box office
records established by pictures
costing four and five times as j
much money to make—which j
only proves once again the mov- j
ie-going public wants “Down-to
7arth” pictures.
Putting It in the Spotlight
Eleanor Powell—as we predict- J
ed—recently was reported to j
have signed a new movie contract!
for the lead in the multi-musical j
“Sensations of 1944” . . She re
turned recently from her honey
moon with Glenn Ford . . . Bill
Boyd recently formally severed
all connections with those Hopa
long Cassidy films and started
upon another dramatic career—
his second—however, word comes
to us through the grapevine that1
Paramount is planning to star
Bill in a series of big-budget
westerns based on those Zane
Grey 9tories.
FUNERAL TO BE
HELD TUESDAY
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. for Mrs. !
Napoleon Bergomaski. who djed
over the past week-end. Services
will be held from the Lovinia
Wallace Young Mission Chapel.
CAVEY’S
FINEST IN WINES
BEERS AND
LIQUORS!
See Us When in Need of
Spirits!
Coming Events
IN THE HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Benefit doubleheader be
tween well-balanced teams, to
be played Wednesday night.
December 15th. First game
called at 7:30. .Admission will
be adults 50c; children, 4Se.
Dec. 22. — “Alias Santa
Chms.”
Dec 23—Common!*:? Xjhm
Tree.
CHRISTMAS TREES
NOW IN TOWN
Polet’s Store received a shit*
; merit of rr:any Christmas Tree#,
Saturday, which are now in
readiness 5or the public.
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