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Movie- Radio G Uide PROGRAMS FOR DEC. 28-JAN. 3 GLORIOUS ROMANCE IN GLORIOUS ~/ HENRY FONDA DOROTHY LAMOUR LINDA DARNELL by Walter D. Edmonds f_tu~in9 Guy Kibbee • Jane Darwell John Carradine • Ted North Roscoe Ates • Ben Carter Dim,.d by HENRY KING Associate Producer and Screen Play Nunnally Johnson Printed in THE SIlTUl{.D.IlY EVENING POST as " Red Wheels Rolling" MOVI DE The National Weekly of Persona lit ies and Programs Shakespeare Didn't Think It Could Happen S HAKESPEARE. who wrotf' olav or two and Guide. Is there ever any particular number of died in 1616, was luc: 'lis nightly audi- which we are especially fond? We admit to cer­ ence for "R0meo Md Jc' Hamlet" was a tain preferences. Next week's issue especially. thousand pel "1S. He was a man of great imag­ These are our reasons; Ned week, James Street ination, bu: 1,(. never dreamed that drama would returns with a thrilling story about Bette Davis outgrow his theater. leday's radio dramatist whic h he calls "The Life and Loves of Queen never touches pen to paper for an audience Bette." For the first t ime in Movie- Radio G uide. smaller than a million. we. have a story by one of America' s great au­ Consider this: more people now listen to drama thors, Fa ith Baldwin. She tells ho w one may on the air each night than lived in the who le of lea rn great. qualities from the stars; her subject England in Shakespeare's time. More people now is Fred Astaire. Kay Proctor. who knows Holly­ listen to drama than to any other single form of wood inside out, tells what really happened when radio entertainment. Paramount started shooting "Love Thy Neigh­ W ithout drama, how poor our list ening would bor," with Benny and Allen c.ontinuing their be: with it, how rich it is. Most popular of aU is funny feud . Did it really get out of hand? W ho the "Lux Radio Theater." Others come close DRAMA DRAWS rad io's biggest aUd ie nces­ g ot hurt? She knows and she tells. That is just behind: "Great Ploys," the "Screen Guild The­ listeners who. want to kn ow plays and pl ay­ part of next week's number. It i$ this editor's ater," "Campbell Playhouse." "Silver Theater." ers, for instance on " Lux Theater" (above) favorite issue to date. "Big Town." "First Nighter." "Knickerbocker Playhouse." "Cavalcade of America." and all THIS HAS BEEN A YEAR OF POLLS, but not the others. one of them has done something really useful, We have been told by our readers that they such as determining America's favorite movie. would like to know more about the plays and So we of Movie-Radio Guide step forward soon more about the players. We know that radio's CO N TENTS with a pot! of our own designed to correct that play-listening audience is both eager and enthu­ fault. siastic. We have introduced, therefore. a de­ W hat is America's favorite screenplay ex­ partment which will attempt to give more com­ Comes the Resolut ion (a n a rticle) . 2 hibited during t940? Was it "Rebecca." "For­ plete information than anything ever published. Any Souveni rs Tod ay, Lady? (an eign Correspondent," "The Dictator." "The Long W e ask you to sample it. We hope you will find article) ..................... 4 Voyage Home" or "Babes in Arms"? The an­ much of importance in our "March of Drama . ' This Wee k in Holl ywood (news) , .. 6 swer, ladies and gentlemen. is in your hands. It's on page 13 of this number. Re views (a de pa rtment)....... 6 W e invite you to take pen in hand next week, Bad Ma n With a Futu re (an article) 8 remove t he coupon that you will find. consider JOHN BARRYMORE has completed his three­ Now You See Her-Now You Don't our complete list of 1940 pictures, and asld your ("The Inv isible Woman" ) .. ., . 10 ply comeback. Last yeM. he conquered the the­ o pinion to the thousands of others that must be Shots In the Dark.. .. .... 12 aJer in the smash hit. "My Dear Children." Then a nalyzed in order to know "America's Fa vorite he returned to motion pictures for 20th Century­ Moti"on Picture in 1940.". Fox. Now. with Rudy Vallee as co-clown. he runs Radio May we count on you? riot each Thursday This Wee k's Radio Events ......... 13 night on a Coast-to­ T he March of Music (a de part ment) 14 TH E GIRL ON TH E COVER: To the youthful Coast hook-up. First Families of Ra di o ("We, the young lady affectionately known wherever motion Abbotts") ..... ..... 33 The legends of pictures are shown as Baby Sandy. the coming I Bombed Brindisi (an article). .34 Barrymore's drinking. of a new year is an event -filled with the rich marrying. and court­ Radio Si nger In Movieland (an article) ........................ 35 flavor of novelty. After all, she's only known ing make him a Pictures Along the Airialtos ..... , .. 36 two such events. having been born January 14. unique and dramatic On the Bandwagon (a department).37 1938. In compensation for the 'sparsity of the figure. Those who Al ong the Airialtos (news) ......... 38 New Years she has seen, however, Sandy-who is should know have said On Short Waves (a department) .... 40 really Sandra Lee thi'd he could never Henville - has man­ be a radio star for t'rograms aged to cram her few the single reason that short years so full of John Barrymore he would never sub- Week of Dec, 28- J an. 3 .. sunshine and joy and mit to the dictates of C urtis Mitchell , Ed itor success that her posi­ man or clock. Anyone knows that the big boss tion in the cinema in any studio is the minute-hMd'on the wall. Vol. 10, No. 12 Dec, 28', 1940- Jan. 3, 1941 world is unchallenged. But now. Barrymore is on the air. and enter­ On the eve of this taining an increasing number of fans with such an 73 1 Plymouth Court, Chicago, III, New Year, Sandy has uninhibited cacophony of wheezes. snorts, and ,1"•• 1." f.·dUo" .' lartl!, ],owl.: M"~"ujnu h'd!'••• ttu(h one resolution to IU..-,ell; tJm"""'""~ /':,IiI.,,: O",d,," ~"."hoo'. :\10,'100; snores that he will, if he continues his present 11'11"", nO'"W". 1'\,'wl'",k; ~, •• '" ['1"","",,",. [J"lIy,,,,,,.:!: v,.. make. To make more M,."". ~[hlo"'L: llto'ho,.:! ""n&I"""', I',., ..",,, hmo. pace, be the comedy sensation of 1941. H.nl.". 1-:<1.'0110": !'ha,I•• j\, M"rr]""" ~h.r\ W".': and better pictures n" LI<bHn •. ~Iu.lc. l!dilorloJ M'!".~"" JoM Carl,,,,,. in J941 and to have Ba by Sandy There are those who say it is a pity that an ,',"",,1-< ('h •••• So.. llO)''''"'''! Ihnl... I'horl.. Loolg",", artist who ployed Hamlet as no living American Arthu,ll1l1o<, n.,.... 11<"1",, ...,.hl" ~1>1 ..eL. a whale of a lot of had ever seen him ployed should sink to the level M""',,·lLI.u,o (le,". (T,."" '\hri< 1I<~I'I<,.d U. S. fun doing it. Sandy made her debut as a two­ I'.~ Om,,,,). VolumoX, »'''OIho' I~. W ..k.r I>eo:. n. ]9" of a mad·wag buffoon. In rebuttal. there are _Jon. 1. 1911. l'ubU.h.d "·"kl, h' 11>0 (·e«,jl. rom· year-old with Bing Crosby. in "East Side of ~.ny. ill 1'J,'rn, ..th ('''om. 0,10,.0, JlUnot .. ~;nt ..... d •• others who say that today we need laughter much •• .....,d·.I0 ... m.lt.. ot tho l'.~L nm .. , Chl<OKO. tllloot •• Heaven" and followed it with "Little Accident." •• ... ru ... ! I. ] II (I. undor II,.. 0<1 ,~ :\I.",h 3. I" 79 .•\U'bor· more than we need art. We believe that John U<d I,y 1\)., um ... u ..........,,', Olt ...... Conodo ... ,""",d· One of the favorite Hollywood postimes of this ,I ... m."". c,,,,.'t~h'- 19011. 10, ,~, e ... n. '_]Ian>'. AU Barrymore. who permits himself to act al'ld sound ,I.hl;< ,,,..,,,,,1. "-.,11<]\00:1 'n."" .. 'I~U ._ld 1>0 .......- period was guessing Sandy's sex, but in "Sandy p.nl,d bY ;!,,",,.d.... If .<41' ...... 1 .n•• I .... fOT ,000um. nD like a fool. knows exactly what he is doing. We ~" •• _ "",,,. In \10. t'n[~,' SI.t... ~ublc'lpUon r .... In Is a Lady" this vexatious problem wos cleared up. tho Ii. S. IOIld _1_ ........m"l .. of oto< 1·.n,Am.rI"D believe that his current clowning on the kilocycles p.,. ••1 \'01"" .1. _oho. n.u; _ ,.ar ...... ; 1... Her latest film - all made at Universal- was ~ .... , n,lO; (h .... , ..... U .... !I<o\OoeOlpU"" ,.tel In is doing more for people than his classic profile 1""lln "","(rL•• ,L. """"hi. Il.H: .... ,eOf. n.". "Sandy Gets Her Man." Sandy's favorite treats lIen,l, 1>1 1>0'101 mO."", n,d ••. "~I'<" _r onk, or _ are graham crackers and ice cre.,m. On worl::ing ever did. d",... 10 0""" of lI"~I.·I!A"'O 0"'.... (''''ren<> ..nt "' 'ul ..... """·, rl>lr. 1'1 .... all"'" f",,' ~ ..k.o for <Itam:< of days she spends four hours ot the studio but ....1' .... t,. <u •• to Ih, botb old .nd n," .oId, .... EVERYBODY HAS FAVORITES----stars. hob­ n,NU D IN U. S. " . works only two hou,"s because of a state law regu­ bies.
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