Acrobatic Da\cing EILEEN WATSON Beautiful Exoti * :• ' 1 ‘ e * Friday, June 29, 1945 THE TOLEDO UKT ON JOURNAL Page Five It s True Iwews IMos Cinema Circle’s Charm Subtle What Charms Do The Movie Starlets Have dollars in gold bullion from hjj 'The Clock1 Is Grand Fi!m father’s ship; By Burny Zawodny What inspires the male wolf whistle? With New Starring Team Though they didn't know who Is it June Allyson in a sweater, Dottie Lamour in a sarong, In “Student Prince” h” was, a lot of people still re in a bathing suit? Truly, every second of “The Clock” is a heartbeat. member the tenor who sang Yep—it’s all of these, but it si something more too—it’s the This new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer hit, now at the Valentine “The Rose of Tralee” in ‘*Th<» h former,” while Victor McLag- look of Lauren Bacall’s, the walk of Betty Grable, that sauciness Theatre, stars Judy Garland and Robert Walker, movie team, in a of Betty Hutton. STAGE'SCREENRACIO len emerged from a building picture you 11 want to see again and again. The Clock is the with his sinister reward. The And that s not all. r. Bcieasea by Hr stern -Newspaper Union tender, heart-warming story of the romance between Bob, as a tenor is Larry Burke, and h< What about the screen charm light trader a bustle but it still soldier in New York City ioi the By VIRGINIA VALE ers who evoke whistles without sings the title song in “Those En shmes through! first time, on a 48-hour pass, and DEA Wain’s new program is one deanng Young Charms.” benefit of sar time, on a 48-hour pass, and Sinatra Has A Rival! ongs or out-of of the high lights of radio’s “GAG-OF-THE-DAY” < »< « Judy, as a lovely girl who takes Guess Who?—Gable! summer season. She’s been do- Twentieth Century-Fox won the - corner of Jack the lonely serviceman to her ing guest shots, marking time, the e ye enny recalls the story out over other studios and glances. What about the warden of a penl heart. HOLLYWOOD — Warn­ refusing to tie herself to any fnared Burl Ives for a picture ing to Mr. Sinatra — ( lark have they got tentiary who was looking over Directed with genuine under­ definite commitment—like many He's the balladeer whose sing­ the new arrivals. Among them standing by Vincente Minnelli, Gable’s back and he sings! another army wife, she wanted in in “Sing Out, Sweet Land” that makes the On the set of “This males behave was a small, wizened-looking who made Meet Me in St. to be free to join her husband was one of the hits of New individual, who seemed to take Louis, ’ and handsomely pro- Strange Adventure, when any time, any place. Efforts to York’s theatrical season this like a bunch of Director ictor kids out for re it very hard, sighing so deeply duced by Arthur Freed, “The Fleming lure her to radio program em­ year. His first film will be a cess! The well that the warden asked C lock is a success in any lan- broke the news to the star anating from Hollywood failed technicolor version of hat’s the matter, man?” guage. that he was to sing “The “Smokey" while in Holly­ known appeal Trolley Song in a short of course, but “It’s that sentence the judge You’ll be enchanted by the wood he’ll continue with his Buruy Zawodny gave me, znourned the new si 4 romantic scene while driving his car, Sunday night “Radio Reader’s the question is adventures of the Gable shrugged, said iBuere does it lurk? arrival I just can’t do all couple as they meet by accident he Digest” shows, with the rest of that time. didn t know it. There is a rising young gen­ in New York’s vast Penn Sta­ the program coming from New “How much are you doing?” tion, and there begin a 48-hour Fleming produced a re­ York. eration of actresses who are us­ foquired the warden. cording made by Judy Gar­ ing grandma’s devices to cap­ romance of joys and sorrows “Life!” land, played it until Gable Richard Tucker is likely to be­ ture that elusive feminine some­ that will keep you enthralled had it memorized and now “Well,” said the warden, every minute of the picture’s come one of radio’s headliners, thing called allure. They be­ helpfully, “just do what you Clark’s deep voice will be lieve in the well-turned ankle, running time. so if you want to be in on his ean of it.” heard in the “clang, elang, debut listen when he replaces the throaty voice and the pair of The picture is full of beautiful clang of the trolley.” roguish eyes—f e m a 1 e wiles moments, as Judy and Bob go John Charles Thomas on Sunday which have bewitched mankind Alan Ladd got a novel send-off through their adventures, losing afternoons over NBC late in from his daughter, Alana, when July. Tucker is one of the Met­ since Adam and still do! each other twice in the big city UAW Preparing he left his Los Feliz home to re­ in the process, They have a ropolitan Opera company'! ten­ . Angela Lansbury demonstrat­ port for the opening day’s film­ ors. ed a few such in “Gaslight” and Lovely Adelaide Bishop u being applauded by all this week heart-breakingly hilarious time Sound Film A. ing on Paramount’s “The Blue “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” at the Toledo Zoological Park amphitheater. She is starring trying to obtain a marriage li- BEA WAIN Dahlia.” with Donald Gage in romantic scenes in the famous musical cense, and then they do, there DETROIT, June 23 R. J. Star Adds Skunk Hers were the q aint, wistful “Lani,” who was three on Now Maj. Andre Baruch’s af- qualities of the mauve decade­ are further touching scenes as Thomas, president of the UAW- April 21, was on hand to bid stage play, “Student Prince.” CIO, recently announced the fairs are set, and Bea s on the effective enough though to win they scurry around trying to find air with “Starlight Serenade,” To Pet Collection Ladd goodbye. someone who will perform We preparation and production by her An Academy Award nomina­ “Go to work, Daddy,” she said, on Mutual Thursdays. Though HOLLYWOOD — Margaret tion. marriage ceremony. the union of a one-reel sound “So' you can buy Lani new Brawny Actor Battled color cartoon on tolerance and she’s young, she’s a veteran en­ O’Brien has added another new Audrey Totter, another rising Three is credit for everyone tertainer; she became a profes­ pet to her collection of dogs, shoes.” connected with the picture. Judy racial discrimination. The film is newcomer, has a voice that’s being produced in Hollywood sional at the age of six. And be­ birds, and rabbits. been labeled “out of this world.” and Bob turn in their best per­ cause she always knew just how This time it’s a skunk—“And At the UAW-CIO conference His Way To Film Fame formances, and supporting actors and will be ready for release in -loria Grahame, on the other Sat. entertainment was fur* the early fall, he said. she wanted to sing, she studied he’s really a lovely pet for he: Keenan Wynn, James Gleason. everything but singing; follows me around all the time is of the Mona Lisa-Mis- nished by Arnold Shenofsky Ruth Brady and Marshall Thomas said that the story for ^Wiguette-Fifi Dorsay school. HOLLYWOOD (S p e c i a 1)— For good measure, this fistic method is all her own. but never gets in the way,” ex­ the little boy who plays a Thompson are outstanding in the UAW film was written by John Hodiak has literally 4r ♦ * plained the 8-year old M-G-M When Gloria rolls her eye, the mean accordian and walks classic takes place in the blazing their roles. Wynn, by the way, Ring Lardner, Jr., and is being males in an audience groan hap­ around in patched pants. “fought" his way to screen prom­ room, with fiery debris falling George T?aft*s first RKO pic- star. as a happy inebriate trying to be made by United Film Produc­ ture is “Johnny Angel,” a Although the skunk has been pily. Upon the release of her Others who tap-danced to the inence. all about the combatants. sociable, turns in one of the most tions, Inc., Hollywood, Califor­ first picture “Blonde Fever,” the mantic mystery. It revolves carefully deodorized, Margaret enjoyment of all were a team Being in “sock” pictures is hilarious scenes ever filmed in a nia. mean average temperature of the of two and one single—they A highlight occurs when Fos­ around the efforts of Raft to has given him an appropriate getting to be a habit with Hodiak ter, whip in hand, beats Hodiak lunch-room episode with Miss This is the second fftm pro­ racketeers who killed his father name. American male population shot were Delphine Darowski age Garland, Walker and Gleason. sky high. and while he sometimes yearns down the length of the blazing duction by the UAW-CIO, the and highjacked eight million It is “Stinky. 11, Jean Darowski, age 9, and interior until he is finally caught All in all, “The Clock” is a first being “Hell Bent for Elec­ June Allyson, Diana Lynn and a little spunk of a girl only ? for gentler things, by and large and pinned in the wreckage by a picture that must be paced at the tion,” produced last year, which Anne Baxter are other youngs­ years old, Dorothy Darowski.