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HOLLYWOOD
BREVITIES
By BOBBIN COONS
HOLLYWOOD—Our comedies
of error: ,
Leslie Brooks, assigned to a
: role in “Cover Girl” that re
guired dancing, went to work and
danced herself footsore, learning
, how. But she mastered her rou
tines, and somebody told Arthur
j Schwartz, the producer, that Les
lie was a terrific hofer. He was
pleased but not surprised—hadn’t
she danced in musicals over at
Warner’s? Wasn’t that the reason
she was cast
“I never danced before in my
life” says Leslie. “I was in mu
si.als, true. But just as a show
girl, walking around.”
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Thus out of a slight mistake J
may spring a new dance star.!
Just as, a few years ago, a slight
mistake brought a chap named
Pat O’Brien into pictures. They
| were making a movie of ‘The '
j Front Page” and they tested
i many actors for the role of re
porter Hildy Johnson. They sent
i this O'Brien out for a test be
cause he’d been doing the play in
stock in the east. O’Brien won the
part, and he was playing it be
i fore the" camera before it came
lout that Pat hadn’t played Hildy
! at all, he’d played the stormy
i managing editor—but the O’Brien
movie career was safely launch
ed. j
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A youngster named Dolly
Loehr, who played the piano, was
; under contract at Paramount, i
.drawing a salary but getting no
work. A picture came up requir
, ing a 12-year-old and Dolly
i heard about it. She is 17 now,
jbut its wonderful what a short
dress and a kiddish hair-do will i
| do. That’s how she went in for an
1 interview on the part, and she
won it right there. She played in j
i “The Major and the Minor” and
I now a lot of people at her studio
still think of her as a 12-year-old.
, They probably will, too, until .
they see her as “grown-up” ;
Emily Kimrough in “Our Hearts |
Were Young and Gay”-^undei '
I her new movie name of Diano '
I Lynn.
An M-G-M executive once
heard a record made abroad by j
a foreign coloratura. It was a
wonderful recording of a marvel
ous voice and nothing would do
| but that the studio seek out its
j owner and sign her up irr med
iately. It was done, and at last
came the great day when she
I would step from the train.
| She stepped and the studio
delegates gaped and gulped. The
i lady was beautiful, blonde, and
tremendous. The greeters spirited
her away with sinking hearts.
But the lady was put on a diet.
She exercised, swam, walked and
starved. After many months she
made her first picture, “The
, Great Waltz.” She was no longer
fat but “statuesque.” They cculd
bill her—Miliza Korjus—as “the
gorgeous Korjus.”
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Paramount knew what it had
signed, but the greeters didn’t
when they went down to meet a
new blonde honey, no less from
Australia. The “blonde honey”
had to greet them—“she” was the
pudgy actor known as Cecil Kal
laway.
But the commonest error made
every day, is signing up so many
girls under the impression that
they’re actresses.
MINE OPERATOR
IN NOME THIS WEEK
R. W. Silver, a gold quartz
mine operator of the upper Solo
mon River mining district is in
Nome this week. Mr. Silver
showed us some very nice look
ing samples of his high grade
ores. In the near future Mr. Sil
ver plans to leave for the Out
side.
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PORTUGAL
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OF AZORES
LONDON, Oct. 13.—'(AP)—
Portugal granted Britain the use
of bases in the Azores in their
anti-submarine campaign. The
Azores island group lies off the
port of Lisbon, between Portugal
and the United States.
There are numerous rumors!
that the Portugese, who are now
engaged in the most impressive
maneuvers of the war, might de
clare hostilities against Japan. |
-Winston Chuhchill today dis
closed to the House of Commons;
th^t Antonio Salazars1 govern
ment has acceded to the British
request for facilities to aid the
Allies in their fight against the!
Nazi sub menace.
While the negotiations for the j
opening of Azores ports to Allied
warships was kept secret, a re- j
port came from Berne, Switzer- 1
land, that Allied vessels were pa- >
trolling off the Azores.
It is rumored that the Portu- j
gese bases would be made avail
able for the duration.
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