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Toledo Union Journal. (Toledo, Ohio), 1950-08-18, [P ] • ' £ ti >,. .r :■ -X. ’- > ■ friday, August 18,1950 TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL Page Throe John Derek To Star In y Soria Chic < Columbia Planning Two <p** A Short Biography Thu It Her WARM Shoulder^ f. ,» ‘Mask Of The Avenger’ Timely Film Subjects Of Joan Caulfield John Derek, currently starring ■ ■*J , ■ > Columbia is making prepara­ r in Columbia’s “The Hero,” will From gingham to glamour in play a swashbuckling role in tions to put two timely produc­ one high step is the transition .4. “The Mask of the Avenger,” tions, based on current defense recently effected by blonde, which goes before the camera activities in the nation's capital blue-eyed Joan Caulfield. The at Columbia in October. Italy’s fight against Austria in 1846 and overseas, before the camer­ metamorphosis came when she provides the background for the as. The projects, “The Flying was cast as feminine Mar, op­ «! film, with Derek playing a Jeeps,” story of the cub observa­ posite Robert Cummings, in Col­ young captain of Italian hussars tion planes which are used as umbia’s Technicolor musical, ■y ■ <■ Preserves, Relishes who must fight Italian traitors the “eyes’ ’of the jet fighters “The Petty Girl.” as well as the invaders. The playing a vital role in the Ko­ Joan, tapped for films while I^Add Appetite Appeal screenplay is by Jesse L. Lasky, rean war, and “Pentagon,” a she was playing the lead in Mio Ordinary Menus Jr. and Hunt Stromberg pro­ seml-ducumentary designed to Broadway’s “Kiss and Tell,” duces. The film will precede show how security problems are flatly refused, when she first ON’T FEEL LIKE making a Santana Production’s “The Sec­ handled out of the hub of the na­ went to Hollywood under con­ tract to Paramount, to pose for •pedal dinner? Then serve an ret” on Derek’s schedule. tion’s military headquarters, D have been submitted to Defense leg art, popularly known as (attractive relish tray of jellies or P/4 I (preserves and an assortment of Department officials in ashing­ cheese-cake. Casting directors pickles! , QUICKIES I ton, D.C., by producer Robert thereupon decided that she was k * i Many families wouldn’t think of Cohn for their approval. Details the mousie type, and she went I will be cleared in ashington be­ into a series of roles in which Sitting down to a meal, even a 1 simple break­ i• HOLLYWOOD — Funnyman I fore the studio assigns writers she played the nice girl next Pr ’’ fast or lunch, r Bob Hope will detour from his I to the screenplays. door in a crisp little cotton frock without having jam-packed schedule of radio, or the devoted young wife wait­ 1 'X some home movie and personal appearance Alexander Knox To ing for her husband to bring canned relishes commitments this fall to make home the small but regular pay­ or preserves on Equipment for Jelly making a brief junket to Honolulu. The Play Professor check. There were such pictures the table. Their includes items pictured above: ski-nosed star of Paramount’s In “The Hero” as “Dear RAth,” “W e 1 c o m e color, flavors largo saucepan or kettle, largo “Fancy Pants” plans to sail Stranger,” “Dear Wife,” and and textures add wooden spoon, watch or clock from the West Coast following Alexander Knox, formerly many others. Young Miss Caul­ io much interest to a meal that 'with a second hand, pot hold­ his September 12 television under contract to Columbia, re­ field was doing all right in films many homemakers feel they’re ers, ladle, small dish and metal show and will spend three turns to that studio for the im­ but it wasn’t much fun, and most Well worth the effort of canning. spoon, glasses, tray, tea pot, weeks in the islands with his portant role of the English pro­ of her fan mail was from wall­ tablespoon, and jars with cov­ wife, Dolores, and their four fessor, Megroth, in “The Hero,” a : 54 bottle fruit pectin ___ flower type girls who felt Mie * FUSTTO ASPREPARE IN canning, THE equipment FRUIT: ers. small fry ... Glamorous Gloria with John Derek, Donna Reed was one of them. AATeiipshould skins be assembledfrom about and 3prepared pounds Swanson completed her sensa­ &***&■ ■ and Sidney Blackmer. It is Me­ Eventually, Joan rebelled, de­ wMullylor 1working cupripe finelygrapes. efficiency. choppedBring If pulp nutyou to do a tional cross-country tour in be­ & groth who encourages the Polish Lynn Chambers' Menu cided to free lance, and, on hear­ banningmeats of these foods in large half of her comeback drama, % boy, played by Derek, to develop ing that Columbia was to make quantity, you’ll certainly want to Meat Stuffed Peppers “Sunset Boulevard,” last week himself along cultural lines. The H pound seeded raisins Tomato Sauce “The Petty Girl,” based upon enlist aid in preparing berries, in Hollywood. William Holden film version of Millard Lempell’s fruit and vegetables. Speed is not Molded Pear-Cherry Salad the life of artist George Petty, and Erich Von Stroheim are co­ novel is being made by Sidney applied for the name role. She •o essential as in canning or freez­ Biscuits starred with Gloria in the film. ing, but the sooner foods are 'Currant-Raspberry Jam Buchman Enterprises for Colum­ brought some bathing-suit are 1 cups sugar cooked and put in their sterile Brownies a la Mode Blonde and beautiful Mari­ bia, with Buddy Adler produc­ along to show studio executives, jars, the more enjoyable will be Beverage lyn Maxwell, Bob Hope’s ing and David Milled directing. and won the plum role with no the job. •Recipe Given leading lady in “The Lemon Knox last appeared for Columbia ado whatever. Since then, as the ' Grape Conserve > Drop Kid,” planes to New in “Tokyo Joe,” with Humphrey real-life incarnation of the titil­ 4 caps prepared fruit York as soon as she com­ 54 cup lemon juice cool slightly, to prevent floating LORETTA YOUNG In os.0 of die Bogart and Florence Marley. lating, though wholesome, Amer­ pletes her role in the picture (1 tablespoon grated lemon fruit. Ladel quickly into glasses. •mart outfits especially designed ican girl* presented by Petty on rind to open a three-week person­ for her In th* now M-G-M pic* innumerable magazine and cal­ Paraffin at once. ture, “Cause For Alarm.’*' ’ St. John Will Play • • • al appearance engagement at endar pages, she has worn ex­ i Rose-Petal Jam the world-famed Capitol The­ Attorney In “Born” travagantly lovely clothes, form atre. (Makes 3 6-onnce glasses) Blackmer Turns HOLLYWOOD — Howard St. fitting bathing suits, jewels and • • * 2 cups red rose petals John, Columbia contract player furs, and her fan mail is now Strange as it may seem, Bing Back On Teddy 2 cups hot water who was brought out from New largely from eligible young BRIDGETT CARR was one of the cute tricks dancing, Crosby, star of Paramount’s 2 54 cups sugar HOLLYWOOD — Sidney York after playing the role of bachelors demanding dates. at New York’s Copacabana when in walked a talent 2 tablespoons strained honey -i “Mr. Music,” estimates that he the conniving attorney in “Born Born in Orange, New Jersey, Blackmer, who has played Theo­ scout, which resulted in a contract with M-G-M. You 1 tablespoon lemon juice makes more money from the Yesterday” on Broadway, will Joan, the daughter of non-pro- sales of his records than any dore Roosevelt on the screen 14 saw her in “The Yellow Cab Man,** and next you’ll boil and simmer, covered, 5 min- To measure washed petals, pack repeat that role in Columbia’s fessionals early developed an in­ other source, despite his large times and turned the role down film version, which stars Brod­ terest in the theatre. In high see her in “Summer Stock” with Judy Garland.and., utes. Sieve to tightly without bruising. Cut with Gene Kelly, I remove seeds. scissors into 54” strips; discard earnings as a top star of screen 40 times, yesterday made it 41 erick Crawford, Judy Holliday school, she took enthusiastic Chop or grind tough base. and radio. According to reports, when, on the set of Columbia’s and William Holden. St. John part in dramatic club work, and M skins and a <bd Add water; the Paramount star has been thus becomes the fifth member later, at Columbia University, Donna Reed Plays to* the disc champ for many, many “The Hero,” in which he is play­ Local 12 Installs to pulp. Meas­ cover, and boil ing with John Derek, he showed of the stage company to join she worked with the Morning­ Opposite Derek IB years ... Attention, fishermen: the film, the others being Miss side Players. While Mie was still ure 4 cups into 10 minutes. a telegram asking him to play HOLLYWOOD—-Donna Reed a very large On the set of George Etevens’ Holliday, Frank Otto, Larry at the university, Joan was 3 New Officers Drain (reserve Theodore Roosevelt again in an who resumed her screen career saucepan. (I f “Mr. and Miss Anonymous,” Oliver and David Pardoll. urged by friends to try model­ petals); com­ independent production now last month by signing a Col­ wild grapes. bine liquid with ace fisherman Ray Milland gave George Cukor is directing the ling, and promptly found a cor­ Walter Murphy was installed (Malagas, or other tight-skinned out with this tip to amateur casting, and indicated that he umbia contract, will play her as new financial secretary-treas­ sugar and wasn’t accepting.
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