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Dream Pre-Vues
“Swamp Water" Tonight
Walter Brennan is teamed, with
Walter Huston in the film epic
‘‘Swamp Water", which comes
to the Dream Theatre for a two
day showing beginning tonight
Also on the program is “Price
of Victory."
FILMDOM FEUD VIENNESE
STYLE
By ROBBIN COONS
Paul Lukas, the actor, and Mi
chael Curtiz, the director ar.d
perpetrator of picturesque Eng
lish phrases, once worked to
gether as actors in the same
theater in Vienna. They worked,
by all reports, amicably and with
never a suggestion of a feud. To
day, years later, they are mov
ing toward a first-class mutual
chilliness, thorough courtesy of
a couple of fun-loving kids you
know as Humphrey Bogart and
Peter Lorre.
Lukas and Curtiz are on the
same lot but different pictures.
Lukas is with Errol Flynn in
“Uncertain Glory" and Curtiz is
putting Bogart and Lorre, among
others, through the jungle haz
ards of ‘-Passage to Marseille."
At lunch one day Lorre and
Bogart learned from Lukas of the
old association, and brought back
to Curtiz a few' of Lukas’ remi
niscences. This awoke memories
in Mike, and the fun-loving mes
senger boys hastened back to
Lukas, emphasizing in their re
port a couple of Curtiz items
about Lukas which were not as
flattering as others. Lukas sup
plied a slightly barbed item or
two on Mike, such as the inci
dent when Mike forgot his lines
and was shooed off the stage.
Duly relayed, this led Mike to
recall an occasion or two when
the great Lukas was not so hot,
which afforded Messrs. B. and L.
another gleeful visit to the Lukas
set.
This is still going on, with Bo
gart and Lorre as willing go
betweens. “It started in fun,” says
Bogart with sardonic pride in
their social handiwork, “but now
it’s beginning to get a little bit
ter. Heh!”
Mike is stll turning in his quota
of Curtizisms, or contributions to
expressive speech.
When Bogart coughed in the
midst of a rehearsal, he said, “I’m
awfully sorry, Mike”
To which Mike generously re
plied. ‘‘That’s all right, Bogey,
Don't let it worry me.”
The Flynn and Bogart films,
incidentally, may prove to be
new examples of the Warner luck
which brought “Casaplanca” to
completion at the time of the
Roosevelt-Churchill conference in
that ancient city. While many an
other projected war film was put
on tlie doubtful list by swift
breaking developments in the
Mediterranean theater, these two
picture* received added impetus
for the reason that both deal
with France, a country which
after the fall of Italy was logi
cally expected to spring import
antly into the news.
The Flynn picture is something
of a departure for the swash
buckling star because of the na
ture of his role. He plays a pet
ty criminal about to be guillo
tined when an Allied bombing
gives him respite. He remains a
petty criminal, unregenerate,
through most of the footage un
til the final few minutes, just
long enough to die and, incident
ally, salve the mavie code of mor
als.
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