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Friday, April 25, 1947 TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL Page Five

Kelly Doesn’t Mind Gangster Roles Kissing—He’s Paid! HOLLYWOOD — Gene n s Mitil litSbsip i>£ Sereda Kelly, in his new picture, is literally dancing his way A.. -/■• ’fa'. ...A ■■ i.Jw < e i ' Vasa Mi 1 wawn>wwWM^WW*M>^films have had HOLLYWOOD—Big, rugged traded popular attention as him dancing witn a dog, a Opens In Toledo “Props” for the circus midway Burt Lancaster, the ex-circus mobster in “Doorway to Hell.” New Camera Angle finale in Paramount’s 36-star cartoon mouse and his alter “Stallion Road,” Warner Bros.’ acrobat and Fifth Army G. I., Alan Ladd, Paul Muni, Ed­ HOLLYWOOD—A mirrfT de­ “Variety Girl” included 1000 Is the newest member of the ward G. Robinson, John Gar­ ego, is performing an elab­ new romantic outdoor drama, orate dance number in vice which allows a regular sacks of roasted peanuts, 200 Hollywood Crime - Does - Pay field and George Raft are others movie camera to actually shoot is beginning an engagement who literally “shot” their way . Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer’s Monday at the Paramount Thea­ candied apples on sticks and 300 club. ‘“The Pirate,” co-starring around a corner has been de­ The six-foot-two, tousle-hair- to screen fame. tre. toy balloons. Judy Garland. The dance vised by Orson Welles and Cam­ Ronald Reagan, Alexis Smith *»d newcomer who hit the jackpot They got their just deserts is with a group of twenty eraman Larry Butler for a ser­ M^oth one picture, joins the po- before every fadeout in their ies of special effects for Colum­ and Zachary Scott are co-starred ^Jfu'ous fraternity of he-man of the most beautiful young in the film version of Stephen Patti Brady, Peggy Knudsen, cinematic crime careers, in ac­ ballerinas the studio could bia’s “The Lady from Shanghai.” »tart to fame by enacting cordance with the movie morals Longstreet’s best-selling novel. Lloyd Corrigan and Frank Pug­ find, and in the course of The 8xl0-inch mirror is hinged In principal supporting roles are lia. gangsters, gunmen or lawbreak­ rule. But they all gladly paid the number Gene must I on the left side of the camera in ers in . the flickers. Charter the penatlty for the hance it pause and kiss each of the such a position that it can be members include such screen brought for a star on the dres­ girls. swung across the lens to photo­ worthies as Clark Gabl§, Alan sing room door. “But I don’t mind, really! graph in the reflecting surface PARAMOUNTS Ladd, Jimmy Cagney, Paul Muni, I get paid for doing it!” the approach of Rita Hayworth George Raft. Hutton Assigned Top Gene says with a sly grin. from the camera right. As Miss THIJRS., FRI., SAT. & SUN At the moment Burt has Role In “’Dream Girl” Hayworth walks toward the switched to the right side of the camera from the right, the WEEK DAYS law hy playing a fearless deputy HOLLYWOOD—Betty Hutton Broadwav Wants hinged mirror is slowly swun? sheriff in Hal Walls’ “Desert last week was assigned one of away from the lens, disclosing «a ’Ti| Fury” who battles it out with a the prize starring parts of the Welles standing directly in fron’ 2 P. M. ruthless racketeer (John Hodiak) year, the title role in Para­ HOLLYWOOD — It has been of the camera, and Miss Hay­ and wins the girt (Lizabeth mount’s “Dream Girl,” Elmer worth then walks into the pic­ Scott). Rice’s smash stage success and six years since Van Hefflin ture from the right. last year’s top hit on Broadway. wound up his two-year stage He made his movie debut a The unusual shot Is only a however, in the role of Swede, Filming will be in Technicolor, run with Katharine Hepburn in part of the weird camera effects the dumb “pug” who turns to with production scheduled to “The Philadelphia Story”—but attained in the film’s amusement crime and is rubbed out by mob­ start in the summer. Broadway producers gtill re­ park sequences, much of which land killers in Mark Hellinger’s This will follow Miss Hutton’s are performed on a set consist­ ^'The Killers.” This role brought forthcoming starring role in member. ing entirely of 104 10x4-foot immediate stardom to Burt. “Sainted Sisters,” which is be­ When the actor completed his mirrors. Lancaster believes that being ing prepared for an early start. “Green Delphin Street” role and cast in a gangster role in his The role of the daydreaming went on to New York one week i FORTY YEARS very first time to the Hollywood bookshop girl who imagines her­ four scripts from producers Paul Kelly is celebrating his post wag the luckiest thing self as various romantic and ex­ awaited him at his hotel! One z» fortieth year as an actor bv could have happened to him. ci t i n g personalities provides appearing in the top role of carried the added enticement Definite Advantages Miss Hutton the most important “Adventure Island,” color film role of her career. that his wife, red-haired Fran­ .J&aL. && adapted from Robert Louis gangster picture has de­ P. J. Wolfson will produce the cis Neal, with him on his trip, THE INK SPOTS Stevenson’s “Ebb Tide.” This is finite advantages over other film and it will be given lavish would be his leading lady. The Ink Spots, famed recording artists, are now giving their the second movie Kelly has types of films for a newcomer production. rhythm and entertainment on the stage of the Paramount The­ made for Paramount this year, to movie acting,” he points out. “It’ nice to know I could stay atre. This personal appearance began Thursday and will con­ the first being “Fear In The “For one thing, the action is a while,” said the actor, “but tinue for four du>s. 4 Night.” fast and direct and subtle shad­ IX ew Orleans Stage M-G-M is expecting me back es of characterizations generally in two weeks!” Local Wolves Get I aren’t required.” Calls Gloria Henry HOLLYWOOD — Gloria Out-Foxed By Star Certainly Mr. L. can find Janet Blair Back 9 plenty of support for his theory Henry, 23-year-old actress re­ HOLLYWOOD — Marguerite cently placed under contract by For “Double Take” list of the Hollywood brethren Columbia, has received an invi­ Chapman has outfoxed the Tuc­ in the case histories of a long HOLLYWOOD — Janet Blair son wolves while in the color­ r extra Add? ' o came into prominence via tation from Le Petit Theatre du ■b ’ir crooked screen activities. Vieux Carro'at New Orleans to reported back to Columbia this ful Arizona town on location play the leading role in “Dear week for the first time since with Columbia’s “Three Were DOORS .uOng before Greer Garson got Ruth” to open in thatcity on him, Clark Gable got his ticket she was loaned out for the fem­ Thoroughbreds,’ Tech ni color OPEN April 14. inine starring role in “The to stardom as a racket man in If studio permission can be Western starring Robert Young 11A.M. “A Free Soul.” Humphrey Bo­ Fabulous Dorseys” to begin VALENTINE When the wolves started secured, Miss Henry will accept wardrobe and makeup tests for gart's break came playing the the offer. Before entering pic­ ahd?2.s orv£s’’aa bad guy in “Petrified Forest” “Double Take/’ creen version of howling too close to her, Mag­ while jimmy Cagney first at- tures, she was well known to Roy Huggins’ best-selling my- gie simply borrowed a fellow ’—Pin* theatre audiences in New Or­ tery novel, which goes before member of the cast, Mike Ma- “STRANGE JOURNEY” leans for her performances at the cameras next month. zurki, as a bodyguard. Paul Kelly—<)?* Massea Rita Johnson Signed the famous old playhouse. Janet will share starring hon­ One look at the 6-ft. 230- Miss Henry is currently ap­ pounder, whom most of them “ Starting Monday— For “The Big Clock” pearing before the cameras at ors in the thriller with Franchot Tone and Janis Carter, who are had seen as a professional STALLION ROAD’ HOLLYWOOD—Plans to fly Columbia in the feminine lead wrestler, and the wolves quick­ of “Sport of Kings.” also scheduled to start teste at F on aid Tertiary East to discuss stage offers were the studio this week. ly became docile. SMITH cancelled* last week by Rita TRACY HEPBURN WALKER DOUGlAS REAGA? SCOTT Johnson as she signed for one of BEAUTIES BEHIND COUNTER the two leading feminine roles HOLLYWOOD—Latest to fol­ Me*t Your Friends IN MGM’s B in Paramount’s suspense drama, low the example of Jane Powell, at HANK bKAMPQS > » Begin*opoini inuiwTHURS.z------One Sensational “The Big Clock,” starring Ray who frequently helps out in her New. Beautiful Milland and Charles Laughton father’s malt shop, is Georgia 'The SEA, |Se YEARLING PRINCESS Run Continues! under John Farrow’s direction. Lee, featured in M-G-M's “Good 9 Vhss Johnson had planned to News” in a cast headed by June . _ _ Ini— TECHNICOLORTrMJuirnl AD Allyson, Peter Lawford and Joan leave this week for an extended GREGORY JANE Eastern stay, but has postponed McCracken. Georgia is co-owner of GRASS her trip indefinitely for the un­ with her father of a hot dog PECK WYMAN “THE RWhtfidE’’ usual role of Pauline Delos, chic stand in the heart of Hollywood. Park Avenue playgirl whose TYRONE PQ^VER—GENE TIERNEX-3M^ death Involves Milland in a ANNE BAXTER—JOHN PAYNE strange and unusual manhunt. ©PEN The actress’ most recent as­ (wnHWh Clifton Webb—Herbert Marshall signment at Paramount was in HURCH Hal Wallis’ “The Perfect Mar­ Present* ESQUIRE riage.” And & MRS SeprvhHIfMtMMUMI Sf ORCHE COLORy X M Movie Cast Receives m Offering Foods Wed.-S JOHNS Shots Before Trip Dancing 1 SATURDAY thru TUESDAY The entire cast and crew of 7 Nites A HIT Warner Bros.’ “Treasure of the X WtuiKI Sierra Madre” have been innoc- TU^AY Nwtc mt tme-'V • * Bv ry Night tnnif ■■'•’ted against typhoid prepara- £ U to setting out for location Fridav WBFirnces in Mexico. u ate> Ma|on "NIGH Lu sails' 53 TO .V And His Pal Geo hte Orcnesitra V Ph . Humphrey Bogart, Walter Never At 8:1#, Huston, Tim Holt and Bruce pie King of the f JIF RIIY FILM Having' Your FavoWi A Door MAKERS “CHEROEt kt i LASH” Bennett have the leading roles DANCE TUNES | Or Cover 9 < m. to i viseiHt* With Sur • arson in the adventure story of gold­ nELlClOLS DINNER^ Charge SIN. MoXi TLES. . 2 A. m. P Edward R binson mining in Mexico. CHICKEN — STEAK — C u< and WELLES and Joan E SANDWICHES of All H.n .His "SCAFiJlT John Huston wrote the screen­ Served Dally from 5 P. 1PIKE At 8 p- 10 play and is directing, with Henry to Close 2>ghI Mm Alsgf Feat Blanks producing for Warner iMi anaMS JONES Bros. 1708 MONROEST. >mj M|$ Children . TONY FAC KO’ City Shckirs 2nd r| ATURL! new BEA&T’ful “ROSE RO6|4’! j V HOLE • NnonJW & DinneT9 NITE CLUB SS'cour*e,^June Haver la dancing N WED., Frtd A.talrt. •WAKE UP AND DREAM" JACK JACKSON '•SECOND CHOHUS” alee William Elliott In .nd Hi. 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