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HOLLYWOOD STAR-LITES
By Chuck Cochard
Whisperings at Hollywood and
Vine Street:
Garbo—-No Make Film!
That very talkative queen of the
“I Tank I Go Home” saying—
won’t make any films for some
time . . . Reason: It’s no secret
that her films never made too
much money in this country—her
biggest draw was from foreign
markets . . . And with no foreign
markets—no movies.
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Boulevard Chatter:
Paul Lukas may be headed for
the Academy Award for the best
male actor of the year 1943 after
all for his more than sensational
portrayal in “Watch on the
Rhine" . . . And Bette Davis may
be in for another award for the
same film . . . Also a runner-up
(and dark horse) is Ida Lupino,
who made the film “The Hard
Way", worthwhile.
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Cinderella On A Truck:
Lou Harding, a 19-year-old girl
truck driver, is the latest Cinder
ella of Hollywood She was
making deliveries for a rubber
company to Universal Studios,
when she was observed by talent
scouts . . . She was given a test
and will play a leading part in
“Sherlock Holmes in Canada",
with Basil Rathbone and Nigel
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Bruce . . . She is an Irish type
with a pert nose.
The Talk of the Town:
Cecil B. DeMille's new film.
The Story of Dr. Wassell", is
being eagerly awaited by the
•fourth estate" gentry—your cor
respondent can say that C. B. has
two new star discoveries in it
. . One Carol Thurston and one
Renny McEvoy . , You'll hear
lots about them in the months to
come—or I miss my guess.
Liver For Iron
Braised Liver, Creole
1-2 pound beef liver
3 tablespoons fat (bacon, salt
I pork or meat drippings.
1-4 teaspoon salt
1-8 teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon chopped onions
1 tablespoon chopped green
pepper
1-2 cup tomatoes
1-2 teaspoon sugar
Cover liver for 10 minutes with
boiling water. Wipe dry and cut
liver into small pieces. Heat fat
in frying pan, add liver and brown
quickly on all sides. Add rest of
ingredients. Cover and simmer 10
minutes.
INTERNAL REVENUE
MAN ARRIVES
Peter Gatz, the assistant inter
nal revenue collector for the ter
ritory, arrived in town yesterday,
and will take up the office in the
federal building. Mr. Gatz in
tends to be here for about a
week and will endeavor to assist
those persons who are struggling
with income tax problems.
Advertise what you have to sell
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The One end Only Private
Snafu in action. Servicemen rate
him high on film favorite list,
send him fan mail, and have
formed "Snafu Clubs".
By ROBBIN COONS
HOLLYWOOD — The screen’s
pin-up girls have competition now
in fan mail from American ser
vicemen. Their rival: a funny lit
tle guy named Private Snafu, who
is a model soldier—a model of
everything, almost, that a model
soldier isn't.
Snafu is a military secret. His
starring pictures are of. by, and
for the armed forces only. But
when the Army takes surveys to
ascertain the soldiers’ film favor
ites. Private Snafu usually rates
highest or second highest.
Snafu's misadventures in Army
life emanate from the Informa
tion Branch of the Office of Mo
rale Services, located in part of
the old Fox studies in Hollywood.
Originating in an idea of Lt. Col.
Frank Capra, former movie direc
tor, Snafu is a product of the
“lighter moments" of the men who
create him—men, incidentally,
f who have gone through the regu
lar prescribed military training.
For a “light moment”, however.
Snafu represents plenty of hard
work. Each Snafu film has been
turned out in six weeks, compared
to the six months usually taken
for a short cartoon. And Snafu
does his stuff in four minutes,
whereas a commercial short car
toon runs 10.
What’s Snafu like? Well, he’s
a patriotic guy who does every
thing wrong. He's a fellow who
thinks it would be a swell Army
with a few minor changes. He's a
guy who can keep a military se
cret—with a zipper on his lip, if
there’s somebody handy to keep
the zipper zipped.
Leon Schlesinger’s cartoon stu
dio animates his films from sto
ries and drawings by Capt. Theo
dore Seuss Geisel (the “Dr. Seuss”
of such children's stories as “To
Think T'hat I Sawd It on Mulberry
Street” and "The 500 Hats of Bar
tholomew Cubbins.”) First Lieut.
Otto Englander, formerly of Walt
Disney’s story department; Lt.
Jack Sarkin, former art student;
Staff Sgt. David Rose, late of Dis
ney’s; Corp. Philip D. Eastman,
and Pfc. Eugene Fleury, both for
merly of Schlesinger’s and Dis
ney's.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF
THE ARCTIC CLUB
The annual meeting of the
Arctic Club (of Nome), Inc., will
be held in the court room of
the Federal building Monday
evening. February 14th. at
8:00 p. m.
NOTICE1
The Poll Book is open in the
office of the City Clerk, Feb.
16. for the registration of voters
at the annual city election to
be held April 4. 1944.
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
City Clerk.
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