P.,e- Two C1aica'o SUl:lday TrlLul:le Looking at Hollywood Trio in Color • Oolor phot08 of the three film with Ed Sullivan performere 8ketched here ap- pear on page one of tOday'8 pic. Glamor Boys, Like the Tall ture section. DANlELU: As the result of an- DARRIEUX swering a want ad Corn, Hail from Midwest in a Paris newspa- per in 1931, when she was only 14 years old, Danielle Darrieux landed a leading rOle in a French play, "Le Bal.' Today she is a sensation of the movies, the idol Ohio'. CLARK GABLE. of France, and one of Europe's most glamorous stars. She was By ED SUWVAN minob' FRED MacMl1RRA Y. seen recently as the star of Universal's picture" The Maybe if I'd been born in Ohio Hollywood, Cal. Rage of Paris," with a nota- my whole career would have AS IT EVER struck you ble cast that included Doug- been altered. Well, it's too late girls of the midwest that las Fairbanks Jr., Mischa H now. you're darn lucky? Well, Auer, Louis Hayward, and Fredric March is one of the it's high time that it was brought H e 1e n Broderick. And few Big Ten grads in the higher to your attention, my little chick- everyone who saw her adees of the Big Ten sector, be- brackets of lovemaking. When in "Mayerling," playing Her father, a cause you're living in an area he was manager the Wiscon· -or opposite to C h a r 1e s French World sin football team back in 1920, Ohio'. TYRONE POWER. that must be scented with lotus Boyer, remembers her war veteran, was the year that Chuck Carpenter flowers and other prerequisites sympathetic portray- a famous eye spe- captained the Badgers and Chick ••In the first place, because of of romance. Most of the great al of the part of cialist. Her mother Harley was demoralizing the the makeup problem I had to be lovers and heart throbs of the the Innocent young is a noted voice teach- conference at Ohio State, March at the studio every morning at 6 cinema come from the area in sweetheart of the er. Danielle was edu- little thought that some years o'clock," he says. " Wally West- which you live. Clark Gable tragic prince. cated at Lycee la Tour later he would be hitting Carole more would get to work on my and Tyrone Power come from Dan i e IIe was and the Conservatory of Ohio. Fredric March com e s Lombard, an Indiana girl, flush makeup immediately, and it was pretty horrible. First he'd put born in Bor- Music of Paris, where she from Wisconsin. Don Ameche on the chin. It only supports the deaux, France, studied the violoncello. As arguments that have been ad- collodion under my eyes so that comes from Wisconsin. Spencer May I, 1917. previously related, she got her no perspiration w 0 u Id come Tracy comes from Wisconsin. vanced in favor Spencer Tracy, Power within the boundaries of with open arms complement it. Playing at Den- believes in underplaying a scene. GENE Next Saturday will VIRGINtA Born almost in the one state. That's not bad. know. to National City ver, he met Florence Eldredge, His voice records well. He is RAmOND be the birthday GREY shadows of Holly- and would, be the girl who is now Mrs. Fredric very natural. That type of per- of one of Holly- wood's vast film stu- trained special- March. former never 'appears gawky on wood's well and faVOrably dios and of a father who was ly for, banking Miss Eldredge was the big star the screen, regardless of his ma- known actors, Gene Raymond. associated with the movie pro- posts in South then; March was just a theater terial. He will be 30 years old. He was fession as a comedy director, it America. It novice. When Edgar Selwyn His present assignment is born in New York City, Aug. 13, was only natural that Virginia sou n d e d like called them both to New York to ••There Go e s My Heart," in 1908, and actually began his ca- Grey should turn to the screen. 7 SUMMER SKIN ILLS high adventure. reherse for the leads in "The which he plays a newspaper reer in the field of entertainment She was born twenty years ago Bick e1 started Spenc.r Tracy Proud Woman" Miss Eldredge man, just as he did in ••Nothing at the age of 15. Until he blos- last March 22, and while she lor Wall street, 01 WbcolUln. clicked; March was released and Sacred." The chuckle in this is somed out as a stage actor in still was a little girl she began Quick Relief With This Medicated thinking it was another player substituted as the that March will tell you that he 1924 with a part in •.The Pot- preparing for a career by study- the tlrst leg of a trip that would leading man. "That was the always has been scared to death ters," after having put in about ing dancing. She wB:s one of the take him to Buenos Aires. Formula Used By Millions- most embarrassing moment of of newspaper man rOles, because five years of study at the Pro- famous 'Meglin Kiddies and at Had Vanderlip maintained his my life," he says. "1 wanted to he didn't want the gentlemen of fessional Children's school in the age of 9 began playing bits grip upon finance there might be a big shot because of Flor· the press to come down on him New York, he was known as Ray- and parts, most important of have been no Fredric March. ence. I wanted to show her that with a critical deluge of unpleas- mond Guion - Guion being the Which was as Little Eva in But Vanderlip was weakening. her fiance was a somebody. In- ant proportions. family name. Among his better " Uncle Tom's Cabin." As an ex- James Stillman came into Na- stead I was fired." "I finally decided that if I'd known stage rOles were those pert dancer she applied for and tional City at that exact moment. SUNIURN just act natural I'd be all right of "Cradle Snatchers," ••Young was accepted as one of the glorl- He said that college men weren't as a newspaper man," he says. Sinners," and "Take My Ad- fied girls of "The Great Zieg. IAIY RASH particularly well qualified for •• • His characterization of the news- vice." His earlier appearances feld." Because of this part she banking; that he'd rather take March says that to him his paper man in "Nothing Sacred" on the screen were in "Personal was remembered by Metro-Gold- PIMPLES high school boys and teach them (Externally CaUIM) greatest screen performances I thought was the finest ever Maid" and "Ladies of the Big wyn . Mayer when that studio the banking system. Bickel took have been" A Star Is Born" and done on the screen. He didn't House." Since 1932 he has ap- was seeking a stand -in for the hint and quit. CHAFING "Laughter." His most unpleas- rely on a turned-down gray hat peared in more than thirty pic- Madge Evans. Then she was And so A Star Was Born. ant rOle was in a picture that to prove that he was a reporter. tures, including "Flying Down kept on as a stand-in for Flor· INSECT liTES Out of a job and laid up in a won him international attention, What kind of person is this to Rio," ••Seven Keys to Bald- ence Rice. Her great moment Brooklyn hospital for an appen- PRICKLY H IAT " Dr. Jekyll and 14r. Hyde." Not March? A thoroughly nice per- pate," and "That G i r I from came when she was chosen for dix operation, Frederick Bickel, that he didn't like the part, but son, with a good sense of humor, Paris." On June 16, 1937, Gene the leading feminine rOle in the recently of Racine, Wis., decided TIRED, ACHING simply because of the excruciat· a nice modesty. Racine, Wis., is and Jeanette MacDonald, star of miniature musical, "Violets in that he'd become an actor. How- FElT ing ordeal of makeup. to be congratulated. many musical films, were mar- the Spring." Her work in that (Cracks betwHn ever, he was very conscious of ried in the Wilshire Methodist short subject was so outstanding THI) the fact that his Presbyterian Episcopal church in Los Angeles that she was signed to a term kinfolk would resent it. So he while more than 5,000 movie contract and played in "Old took his mother's maiden name, fans milled around outside the Hutch" in 1936. Other produe- Marcher, and shortened it to church. The couple passed their tions in which she has appeared Modern medicated cream ••. easy, pleasant to use March. honeymoon in Hawaii. Five feet include "She Gets Her Man," He did not go on the stage Im- ten inches tall and weighing 165 "Secret Valley," "Rosalie," and SNOW-WHITE· GREASELESS· STAINLESS mediately. He couldn't get a pounds, young Mr. Raymond is ,••Bad Guy." Miss Grey is five • Don't let itching, smarting and burn- without staining clothes or linen . job. So he became a collar ad- a handsome chap, although the feet four inches tall, weighs 120 ing of unpleasant externally caused Surveys show that hundreds of doc- vertisment model. He earned perfect wave in his hair irks him pounds, and is a natural blonde, skin irritations spoil your fun. Don't tors not only prescribe Noxzem .. but about $30 a week from that, and Alan Curtia Don Am.ch. D.1UlhI O'][e.l. Phil Harm no little. His chief hobby is although in "The Great Zieg· suffer needlessly frum these painful use it themselves. Over 50,000,000 in the meantime he was taking of minoia. of Wi.colUln. 01 Iowa. 01 Indiana. horseback riding. feld " she was a platinum blonde. ugly skin troubles. It's easy to get quick jars have been used in just the last soothing relief'with snow-white, grease- few years. So don't let these painful less medicated Noxzema Skin Cream. irritations trouble you. 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CII, sprightly Puc k of the Movie Fan" about the splendid per- , named the play "We, the O'Learys" ? Katharine Hepburn? They have played in" Midsummer less cream form. It's snow-white and Balti more, Md. A free trial jar will formance of Bette Davis in ••Jezebel." Sincerely yours, EMMA DOESERICH. those kind of parts before, and they would you can apply it freely day and night be sent to you without obligation. Night's Dream" Although the picture has been produced -make perfect Scarlett O'Haras. to a hard, con- and played for some time, I just recently I haven't anything against Miss Shearer, ceited young had the opportunity ot seeing it. My feel· except she is not suited for this rOle. Dear Miss Tinee: Thil letter may not jocky in ••Thor· ing toward the acting ab1llty of Miss Davis What is your opinion of this? be right in the line of your column. but oughbreds Don't has been strengthened and I feel that I just want to Yours trulv, SHIRLEY CHRISTIAN. Cry" (not for- throughout the picture she seemed actu- voice my opinion. Editor's note: Miss Shearer may sur· getting the Judge ally to live her rOle. I was very much prise you. 1will have no opinion until I've Hardy pictures), I feel that those of your readers who taken b a c k In Been the picture. Come again! he proves him- have not yet seen "Jezebel" are missing discovering that self one versatile a worth-While picture and have a great Norma Shearer young man. treat in store for them. My dear Miss Tinee: Will you be kind was taking the Will you please I remain, sincerely, enough to answer the following questions part of Scarlett squeeze a pic- for me? ROSLYN NEWMAN (age lIS). O'Hara and ture of him in Q.-Where was Charles Chaplin born? Editor's note: You see what Roslyn Clark Gable as your column and A.-In London. says' Rhett Butler in alao tell some- Q.-\'lThere was Gloria Swanson born? "Gone with the CORNS COME BACK BIGCER, UCLIER E.IiIIIIl;- thing about MICKEY ROONEY A.-·ln Chicago. " v.ry stlnch fin" cI1I1 Wind." It is my un' ••• r.moved Root· and All Monsieur • Ro o- Q.-Where was the late Jean Harlow him Ylnlttl •. Dear Miss T1n~: I heartily agree with oplnlon that none OME parinl only affects the surface of ney? born? A.-In Kansas City. Mo. Carolyn Tyler in her criticism of ••In Old is better suited a com-leaves the root to come back Would you also tell me the real names H With best wishes from a loyal fan, Chicago." Why the picture was not boy· to portray Rhett biller, more painfult Don't take chances of the following stars? JEAN L. KLEIN. cotted after its premiere here Is beyond Butler than with old-f •• hioned, unknown remedies. Play Editor's note: Faith, an' it is a broth comprehension. The only thing in connec- Clark Gable, but Screen Name Real Name safe with the scientific Blue- Jay. It ends pain of a boy young Rooney is. Hia real name tion with it worth looking at was the fine as for Norma Charles Chaplin Charles Chaplin by removing pressure, then in • few days NORMA SHeARER ia Joe YuZe Jr. He was hom in Brooklyn, exhibit of relics and antiques loaned by Shearer taking Gloria Swanson Glorla'Swanson the corn lifts out root and .11 (exceptionally the Chicago Historical society and dis· Will Ih. b. 900d SClrl.tt? Jean Harlow Harlean Carpenter N. Y. Hia parents are Nell Brown and the part of Scar- fin lika. stubbcrn cases may require a seccnd applica· played in the foyer of the theater, but Ruby Keeler Ruby Keeler Joe Yule, professionals. He Was educated lett O'Hara, it il Gypsy Rose Lee Louise Hovlck tion). 6 for 2S~. Same price in Canada. which had no bearing whatsoever on the at Dayton Height8 and Vine Street Gram- out so far as I'm concerned. What's hap- Nelson Eddy Nelson Eddy mar school and Pacific Military academy play. pened to the producers-have their glasses Clark Gable William Clark Gable in Hollywood. As a baby he appeared in The novel ••We, the O'Learys" is not gone astray? Robert Taylor Spangler Arlington Brugh a vaudevile act of his parents. Thanka obtainable at the library, 10 that I do not My tlrst choice for Scarlett would be Shirley Temple Shirley Temple lor the good wishes, and plea8e remain know what the O'Learys had to do with Bette Davis, but, of course, since she Jane Withers Jane Withers Zoyal. old Chicago according to the novel, which played Jezebel, it is out of the question Editor's note: You're very welcome.