FIFTEEN CENTS PROGRAMS FOR APRIL 11-11 Start the Thrillinl Fa ~\.ou , Nothin~neater \ Nothin~ sweeter\ Nothin~ ever approached it for lau~hs and lassies, son~s and sen­ oritas \ The world's funniest tWO­ some rollicl<in~ down to Rio in screellJuloJ ... 8", s-, .I/, JI1etro_GOldW~Il-JI1a~er's _ • TIIo spectacular shOWrIlanshipl --- wIth a... ....... v ....... s.q TIIo .. ca_ Olt . • ..._So -. .. • ••LD" "'1\1\\R'ilt GRI\'iS ~ a.a A· 4lllce.ty 10\\lt CI\RROtt _ -_II'Vol...,. III........ p"RICIA '0" pEtER E Ol\tlE • COtlVJI\'I • VJ,,\1tl 'I tROS \Jotus\1\ OIrt:C bY S. S~\.~A.K SUAOtl te4 produced bY ,,!'!lORO S. BERM"" screen p\aY bY Rletrlrd COI'Il\t\\ l and Gladys letlm " Special ""attna' by 10,," Grant Editorially Speaking • • • A GLANCE et how some of the top- wood itself is e 11Irge, sprllwling vilillge, flight personelities io Hollywood lind meny sters end film-workers hllve olre<'ldy heve been forced to chonge migrllted to Beverly Hills, Burbenk, the their woy of living lind working os 0 Sen Fernendo Velley. Driving thirty or result of the w(lr brings to mind ., forty miles to work deily hes long been young lady of our ccquo!Iintonce who e Hollywood hebit. suddenly [eerned the supply of " car· Thet cen't go on. So- tllin soft drink w/!s to be rotioned in Mery MlIrtin, the Peremount thrush. the building in which elreedy hes moved into she worked. Hollywood from stylish This young I"dy wos Bel-Air to be neerer accustomed to teking studio. She hos teken " "breo!lthing spell" a simple two-bedroom FROM on idee conceived .,d rrincipelly carried through by Walter Winchell from her duties every house. (holding a gigantic Navy relie show in Madison Square Garden) came the morning ond "fter­ Cecil B. DeMille, the thrilling spectacle above, $100,000 for Nevy relief. Contributions still roll in noon. She'd join other prbducer, first shocked girls from the some "I studio atteches when building. h(lve (I drink. he arrived at work gossip e bit and return one morning with his fa her desk refreshed. office-boy end his sec­ WALTER WINCHELL To be deprived of retery in his cer. The these few reloxl!tiontll reason, it developed, end conversotiono!!l wes thet ell three lived He's the Navy Now! minutes seemed to her in the seme generel di­ " ctltl!lstrop~e. rection, so DeMille was "Imogine. ' she reported bre"thless­ picking them up in the morning end RITICS of Wal­ official announce­ ter Winchell are ment as to its future Iy. "only two coses 0 doy for the entire driving them home et night. C after him again. As plans for Winchell. building. Why. WHAT will I drink?" Richard Arlen, who lives on e rench usual, the chant is Since this is war, We ere heppy to report this young end drives e stotion-wegon, esteblished why doesn't Win­ Winchell knows no ledy's belence returned es ebrutly es e regular "route" to end from the chell do this? Why more about its plans it hed left her. She still tekes her reo "Wildcet" set where he's working et doesn't the Navy do for him than any­ lexetion period. The girls still gether present. He carries two electricions, e that? How come one else. end chet. When soft drinh ere eveil· moke-up mon, on assistent cemeroman this? How come Meantine: eble, they heve them. When they're end a secretery to end from work that? And why? The Winchell was the spark-plug tor the not, e few gulps et the weter-cooler every day. These instences ere only 0 idea, as usual, seems seem to suffice. She reports the girls few of the many. to be to try to &et Navy relief benefit him of! the air. held In Madison ere getting elong "just dendy." For the rest, stars who used to go As broadcasting's Square Garden on In Hollywood, the soft..{!rink problem riding for amusement now hove teken stormiest petrel, March 10. That isn't importent. But the problem of up hiking. And they report: "We're get­ two-fisted and ra­ benelll raised $160,- conserving eutomobile tires is. Holly. ting 010n9 'just dondyl' "-The Editors. pier-tongued Win­ 000, which will be chell does a pretty used. to aid Navy good job of de1end­ men's families ing himself, and this which may tind publication is not LT. Commander Walter themselves in need. one to take sides in Winchell, United States On Saturday, a personal contro­ Naval Reserve; he has March 28, another versy. as~ed for active service benefit was held in MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE The only difH­ MiamI. Winchell culty is that the was again on deck. current controversy raging about Win­ Following Miami, there is talk of CONTENTS chell (whether he's in the Navy or another gigantic Navy relief benefit to isn't, on active duty or not, and what be held in Chicago. Should this event The Barbour Fa mily, a~ See n by NellJhbor Mc-5, Carlton E. Morae he, Wincbell, as well as the United be staged, Winchell undoubtedly will ( P art 2) ................................ ~J ....••.••••••.•• 2 States Navy, is doing or not doing) have a hand in it. Another may be Movie· Radio Guide Recommend.: "Rio Rita" ..................... 4 has ceased. pretty much to be a per­ held in San Francisco. How to Win. Service M. n'. He.rt .....•.....••... , ..• , ..... ", •. 5 sonal thing and bas become an issue. As a result, hundreds of thousands Americ. MU Ne. Up Mon•. Jean G.bln ........................... 5 The Movie Front, by Eva n. P lummer., ... , .•. , .• , .•...•....... , .. 8 Here are a few facts: of dollars will accrue to Navy relief. The Radio Front, by Lleut, Col, Curti. Mitchell, G len Ander.on, Walter Winchell is a lieutenant com­ This is war. Each man must serve Don Moore a nd Arthur Miller ............................... 10 mander in the Naval Reserve. the best he can. Walter Winchell, on ClaRlcal Mualc, by Robert BalJar .....•................. , ........ 12 Walter Winchell, by his own state­ active or inactive duty, In uniform or Short Wavu, by Charle. A. Morrl'on .• , .....•.........•...•..... 1. ment, has applied for active duty. It's out of uniform, on the radio or off, Frequency Modulation, by Dick Dorra nce ........ ............... 15 no secret in ilie radio world that he u in the Navy! Progralna Broadca~t Mondaya Thro ugh Frld.y ~ ....... , ........ 18-19 has advised his sponsor to have a sub­ Let's leave personal opinions out of Other ProlJr.ma ....................... , ............. , ........ 20-31 this. Should a man's throat be cut by More Winners In the "Defense Bond- St.mp SlolJan Contut" ....... 32 stitute ready to take over his broad­ Feminine Forum, by Alberta North .................... , ..... , ... 33 cast on practically a moment's notice. red tape for doing the job he's best What's CooklnlJl by Georgia Scott ....•........ • , . " .•.......... 34 The Navy Department will make no fitted to do-to help us win this war? COUe7' bll Bruce Bailq.t Volume 11, Number 27 April 11·17, 1942 AMONG the literally hundreds of performers who jumped ot the chance to "n<>al~"'~ "''''''''LU'O. o.... 'e .. ' appear on the Navy relief show were Betfe Davis (left, below) and Tyrone IU P_Ur. (loan. ~ 1U~ Power, Kate Smith (right, below) models "Navy Relief' pin, onother money-raiser ,.OD...,.'Ol< .... I<~_, bUr. 81-U 01y .... .... ; 00R:.:r:tg~,'::~~~::.. _ • ___ .......,.11.: :=0.'-... a ......:-=-~o:" ClontnI 1III... ...~~=t~~~··~.~.:i 1c. ... 1T<l.,.L ..., .......,..; ...... lIII_rr, ~ H ......... CIw1.. t-Ipt. (.~ _or. Mt,,"l. hl... I. )fo..... a.DIO O~'n rr....... an. R .. L... m U. ~. Pal. omoo). Volu_ :II. N .... bo, :II. "'..... 01 AP.II II-II, un. f'"~lbbod _11 ~I TrI ...I. Pul>IIeaU ..... I ........ NorIh 8rood S''''l. I'IIU.<IoIlII>h. 1...... 'I •• nl •. !.;dn.... I.' _ a ..... ,.u... ~; U. f'I~lb C..,rt. CIIleOlo. IUlfIOI •• f:n_ .. _d·d... ",olle' .. lilt ..... OM«. C~Iea,o. ltUnol•• " oI>",orr U. lUI ......, .... Aet '" M.,d. J. 1111. A~''''''' ..d by 1'00' 0_ Dopon..mon •. O.to ••. C.n.d............ d· ............. CO\>y" .h, UU '" T,""" l .... bU ..Uom. I .... All 'If;hlf; ........0<1. 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Hs readlons prove III tremendous surprise to his Michael Raffetto), who finds the answer to loneliness in his life when he herself when love and marriage come to her a second time, leaving her old of. her pa~enh brings about ill reconciliation. Above: Claudia (Kath een f~ther. ~r . Barbour., but Motner Barbour (played by Minetta Ellen, above), adopts ten-year--old Teddy Lawton (Winifred Wolfe), a~ove. Each tempers home a matter of family speculation.