ige Cast Plays
Orpheum Drama
p extraordinary picture in
|)r respects is “Forever and a
which plays at the Or
p’m theatre Sunday, one
o0ly, with one of the largest
^ever brought together on
screen.
early 80 stars and featured
,ers from all the studios in
lywood donated their ser
9 to the film, as did most of
writers and directors who
(borated on the various epi
g all for the purpose of
jpg the profits, which go to
war charities, as large as
jble. (In the United States
proceeds will be applied to
National Foundation for In
j]e Paralysis )
je story of “Forever and a
” is the story of a house, a
jy old edifice erected by a
jgh Admiral in 1804 toshelt
js descendants. Their joys
sorrows and tribulations af
the basis for the different
iters of the picture, right up
ie final scenes, laid during
amous blitz of 1940 when
iistoric old building is hit
lombs.
vo talented young American
srs, Ruth Warrick and Kent
h, and a distinguished Eng
actor, C. Aubrey Smith,
what might be termed the
og roles. The first two serve
ink together the diflerent
des, and the latter, as the
old Admiral Trimb e, domi
! the 1804 sequence. To list
ther principals would fill a
nn, but among them are
lert Marshall, Victor Me
ta, Claude Rains, Ray Mil
Anna Neagle, Jessie Mat
8, Ian Hunter, Charles
hton. Elsa LaDchester Ed
Horton, Brian Aherne,
e Oberon, Robert Cum
8, Roland Young, Anna Lee,
1 Bruce and Donald Crisp.
e new school board met I
sday night and Jan Beuk
is chosen chairman, Mrs. 1
11 Coon clerk, and Mrs.]
irine Blan ken burg trea
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