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SfA 8Sfek£3 ^,Atz' , &. &-" HOLLYWOOD—Barbara Stanwyck can take avbow as Holly­ for a restful evening when "The training thus obtained isn’t essential to a film career, A ► wood's most, elegantly turned out bride of the year. In a movie, the telephone rang. It was but it helps'.” he smiles. Esther Williams, with whom A slight recap of Clark’s STRAIGHT FROM SPAIN 'jffit* <■■•-'*" ' ■“ • £■' •'••'•• • •••s that is. <' the Schnozola recently ap­ 'f The pride of Brooklyn wore an elaborate gown for her wedding meteoric—if you’ll forgive an Antoma Moraies and Geronimo ’■’^i***->■ | scene in Hal Wallis’ “Sorry, Wrong Number,” and Edith Head, the peared in “On An Island appropriate though overworked Villarino, Andalusian gypsy gui­ jlp Paramount fashion wizard, whip­ With You.” adjective—career gives some in­ tarists, have been signed by Co­ ped up a bridal outfit designed to Two minuOtes later Peter dication of what he means. lumbia to furnish full musical Make Movie Of set up a chorus of “Oh’s!” and Lawford called, followed in Clark is 32, pleaant looking and accompaniment to Rita Hay­ Champ Movie Fan “Ah’s!” among the feminine cus­ intei rupted succession by an entirely likeable guy. Holly­ worth's Flamenco dances in uW tomers. Ricardo Montalban and ev­ wood has consistently cast him “The Loves of Carmen.” Senorita HOLLYWOOD — Ralph ery member of the Techni­ Morales is also acting as techni­ La Stanwyck’s wedding gown as a man at least twice his age Staub, Columbia Pictures color musical’s cast. After or a cad. cal adviser on Romany aspects of shorts producer, will cover w'as made of shimmering silver hearing “Happy Birthday” Of course, Clark realty doesn t the Technicolor production. the whole of Hollywood in brocade, with a veil of the same in every possible key, Jim­ care. In hxs case, despite any his next ‘‘Screen Snapshot.” expensive material and a six-foot my was set to retire when proverb to the contorary, evil TRIPLE-THREAT STAR ■' He will film the trip train. It took 25 yards of cioth a studio messenger arrived has been its own reward. Ride Wenaell Corey, who makes .Wto through the film industry of to make it and the cost ran into with'an accumulation of tel­ the Pink Horse,” in which he his screen debut in Hal Wallis, Arlyne Rogers, winner of a four-figure sum. egrams and messages from achieves new lows of meanness, "Desert Fury,” produced, direct­ &>> ^*•1- < k !.'}•; • • 14'“i:i* i .t^'A '-v •': Motion Picture Magazine’s Her jewelry accessories were all over the country. made him one of the towns ed and performed in his own contest to find “America’s all diamonds and strictly genu­ “How d’ja like that?” most discussed character actors. stock company in Bucks County, Champion Movie Fan.” Miss ine. The small fortune in bril­ growled the delighted Dur­ Paramount's “Hazard,” in which Pa., before he came to Holly­ * >7^ A-u^v, R o g er s, nineteen-year-old liants which she wore when she ante. "So I sits up till dawn he almost drives Paulette Godd­ wood. from New York City, dis­ said “I do” to Burt Lancaster reading good wishes, instead ard to lose her mind, will set played a mass of informa­ included a sparkling necklace DINGLE IN CAST '•'* ✓ ' *■ Judy Garland, to star in the picture, is seated a grandfather. CAMERA’ HOBBY HOLLYWOOD — Louis Hay- her hair. an active group of Hollywood A native Californian, he got with Louis B. Mayer and Irving Berlin. Looking over Miss Garland’s shoulder is Arthur and George Macready have start­ Freed who will produce the picture. Police Guard Set beauties who have pledged them­ the acting bug at Stanford and Making full-length comedies ed a rehearsal period for what Except for her own personal selves to come to the aid of any won a scholarship to the Acade­ with a home movie camera is the is unquestionably the most dif­ pieces, the wedding jewelry was one of the six when needed. my of Dramatic Art in New hobby of Elsa Lanchester, who ficult scene they or any other Business With Pleasure supplied by a Beverly Hills dia­ The annual meeting just held York. Thence to Broadway and appears with her husband, Chas. film actors have ever been asked over 1000 roles in stock and Laughron, in Paramount's “The to perform — a medieval duel mond firm. The market valua­ was to have been at the home of tion on the lot is close to a cool Marguerite Chapman, Columbia major productions. Big Clock.” with 16-foot steel-tipped lances Clark spent 23 months in the while wearing full armor and quarter of a million dollars. star, now appearing opposite When Barbara worked in her Randolph Scott in the outdoor Euroapean Theatre with the mounted on armored horses. Third Army, and drifted into Barnard Students ' The scene is for the grand cli­ bridal array fi. heavy guard of Cinecolor adventure tale, “Cor­ f ?*- • studio police was camped ua the oner Creek,” but was switched.to summer strawhat chores at End Lp In Films Jbr > max of “The Black Arrow,” sound stage. Laguna Beach while resting up Robert Louis Stevenson classic Alice Tariton’s house, that Sex­ HOLLY WOO D— Pat "’a‘ J v 5 following his discharge. It was >V which Gordon Douglas is direc­ simply reeked with rocks,” tette lovely being confined to her White, Columbia starlet ! -^A*. **&■ r ** grins Barbara. “But I didn’t home with a broken leg, sustained here that Michael Curtiz spotted A' ting for Columbia, and the joust­ him and inked him to a term playing opposite Chester ing bout will occupy nearly ten wear them for ostentatious dis­ when she was thrown from a Morris in “Trapped by Bos» VL,5 k;jv- SV' play. They are supposed to make horse recently. deal. &"-Mk minutes of film when the action “Yeah, and life's been rosy ton Blackie” came to Holly« picture is shown on the screen. a story point. I'm an heiress of The Sextette, whose members wood to play in pictures be- • ■,r-> t? a drug fortune. The Cough Drop ever since,” grins Fred. "There's In addition to the ranger from are Margueriae Chapman, Peggy compensation for being a char­ cause she had heard the Queen, the-’ call me. I imagine Diggins, Alice Tarlton, Georgia town is especially kind to the sharp, heavy lances, the ac­ anybody called that would go in acter man. Nobody recognizes e VtfjgaB Carroll, and Leslie Brooks, work­ Barnard College grads— as tors also are ionsiderably handi­ for diamonds.” me on the street without my capped by the fact that their ed together in the picture "Navy toupee! Nobody thinks I'm Im­ it is. Director Anatole Litvak in­ Blurs/' later toured the nation in horses are somewhat skittish too, sisted upon using the real Kim­ portant enough to sue. And I Besides Pat, some of the being unaccustomed to wearing advance of the picture’s opening. don't have the worries that get Barnard women who have berley instead of glass facsimiles Miss Chapman is the only one of found more than a niche the full equine armor customary from the studio property de­ so many romantic idols bald. In in medieval times. the Sextette who still is a career fact, I don’t even have to worry are Helen Gahagen Douglas partment. He screen-tested all girl, all the others having mar­ about losing my hair!” now a C o n g r e sswoman; , (, the jewelry before giving his ried. Fred makes a point of seeing Rosalind Russell- film star, KF» O. K. to its use in the Stanwyck one movie a day. He sits through and Helen Deutsch, writer quickies film nuptials. Museum Exhibits them all, good and bad, to study and producer. 1 “Even with a 250 grand price production and acting tech­ tag they had to pass the sparkle “Carmen” Model HOLLY WOOD — Elizabeth test,” says the screen’s most niques. * Lafe Feature Safirday at 11:30** Patterson, beloved stage and HOLLYWOOD — By arrange­ “Comes under the heading of radiant bride, who is also one education!”, he jokes. screen character actress who last of Hollywood’s happiest real-life ment with Columbia Pictures, a week completed a top featured wives. set model of one of the largest role in Paramount’s “Abigail, outdoor sets ever constructed in ODDS AND ENDS — There’s a good deal of risk in wirting to Dear Heart,” recently was as­ New Lightweight Hollywood and which is being signed an important role in “The used in the Rita Hayworth- Barclay of “The Right to Happi­ Tatluck Millions” which stars Sabers Prove Boon Glenn Ford Technicolor drama, ness” — she does handwriting The World's 1^ H character analysis . . . Meredith Perfect Crime Piece! ( LARK GABLE and Anne Baxter, who play husband and wite in MGM’s “Homecoming," re­ Wanda Hendrix, John Lund, To Movie Swordplay “The Loves of Carmen,” will be­ ceive instructions from director Mervyn LeRoy about how he wants a scene acted. Others in Barry Fitzgerald and Monty come a permanent exhibit in the Wilson’s tour with his CBS radio­ the cast are Lana Turner and John Hodiak who is Miss Baxter’s husband off the set. Sidney Woolley . . .- Andrea King com­ The most realistic swordplay University of Denver’s Theatre show has been indefinitely post­ Franklin produced the film. pleted her role in Paramount’s In film history will be seen in Arts Museum. poned. . .. Stella Adler's "baby,” “Abigail, Dear Heart” last week Columbia's "The Loves of Car­ The model, designed by art di­ about whom she talked and Glamour Note and planed out to Palm Beach, men” as a result of a new light­ rector Cary O’Dell, along with talked on sets of “Ever the Be­ Design For Beaulv Florida, to visit her mother and weight type of cavalry saber de­ still pictures of the full-size set ginning,” turned out to be an stepfather. It will be their first signed by Ralph Faulkner, tech­ in use, O’Dell’s original sketches 18-year-old daugther who’s just reunion in over a year. nical adviser for duelling scenes and blueprints and the construc­ finished her first year of college. in the Rita Hayworth-Glenn tion department s material . . . Lucille Ball an dFanchot ■ -. Alan Ladd, Paramount star ■ ^V'j» For astarrer. Copies of actual Tone will make a aeries of 1 J 1 who recently completed roles sheets, al will be shown together A ? ( dragoon sabres used by the Span­ in the exhibit as an example of personal appearances across the s&fc i i '■ in “The Long Grey Line” and ish army in 1830, have been pre­ country, beginning in October, I the detail work entailed in ex­ i “Whisspering Smith,” is pro­ pared. Weighing only one-and- in connection with pictures | 1^1 $Wr - i filed in a ten pag e layout in the ecution of a huge set by • major i one-half pounds compared to the film studio. released this fall. ■r{ it t 'March issue of Reader’s Scope. six-and-ahalf pound weight of the '? I DOCK. J The article by William §. Cun­ original weapons their light OPf TO FILM “MUSKETEERS” I? a 7 ■ *.< ningham includes little known weight and flexibility permit 11 A J ■1 :t! incidents in Ladd’s rise to star­ HOLLYWOOD — Robert Glenn Ford, Ron Randell and Ar- : -Ajk «*i Tl Ji dom. Ladd starts his role In nould Moss to deliver a full blow Planck has been named as 1- “ The Great Gatsby” this week. to the head, yet retain the ability c a m e rm a n on “The Three 2nd Week! «s ♦ ♦ ♦ to stop the sword at point of con­ Musketeers,” which will be di­ Paramount's “Saigon,” star­ tact with the scalp. rected by George Sidney and !F ring Alan Ladd and Veronica produced by Pandro S. Berman ‘Naked Oil/ •Jk “SCUDDA-HOY «T 5: for M-G-M. Lake, has been designated “star­ Chanteuse to Chant starring ‘"SF SCUDDA-HAYI1 red selected feature” by the Na­ In Western Drama !» tional Board of Review, it was GAMUT OF EXPERIENC1 Barry Fitzgerald announced recently. This rating HOLLYWOOD — Dorothy For two years, Alan Ladd was is given to “pictures especially Porter, former New York radio 2nd worth seing.” "Saigon” was di­ and night club singer, has been the only actor under contract to rected by Leslie Fenton . . . Cecil signed by Columbia Pictures for radio station KFWB in Los An­ WEEK B. DeMille’s Technicolor epic of a featured singing spot in “Texas geles, where the ambitious per­ 2nd Week! pre-Revolutionary America, "Un- Sandman,” action musical to be former appeared in as many as “The Brido J f W4 jw conuered,” is being hailed by produced by Colbert Clark with 25 shows a week, thus gaining both the critics and public in the Hoosier Hot Shots heading the invaluable experience which Goes the cast, and Gloria Henry and Wild” Y j*-7 L London where the Gary Cooper- was to serve him well later when starring Paulette Goddard starrer is play­ Stewart Hart supplying the ro­ he attained movie stardom. He Van Johnson r 1 ing to capacity business mantic interest. Ray Nazarro will recently completed a starring June Allyson j 4 zi Among the most consistent of direct. role in Paramount’s “Saigon.” current twosomes about town is x 4 *• the team of Mary Hatcher and Hodgius Added To ' it ed her starring role in Para­ Xi 11 George Englund. Mary just start­ Cast of Musical gif mount’s “Isn’t It Romantic?”, Esrle Hodgins yesterday was and George is the writer-son of cast as a side-show barker in Co­ M-Xj?. <£~ "M ■ 4 : r r James Cagney. Jane Wymaa to M writer Ken Englund. Robert Taylor. Audrey Totter lumbia’s Dorothy Lamour-Don ••EACH DAWN- I DIE” and Herbert MerihaH in »>*■ « X \i«. •>< y* ♦ ♦ ♦ Ameche co-starrer, “Let’s Fall in Also The Cisco Kid in ••HIGH WALL'* •ROBINHOOD OF MONTEREY* ' * V ‘1 I’aulelte Goddard arrived in Love.” Simultaneously the com­ Alio Joan Blond-Il in “SOOD GIRLS GO TO PARIS" Mfc{ Hollywood over the week-end pany narrfbd Frank Wilcox, Cos­ from the East following her mo Sardo, Roy Darmour, Dick mil* THE TEEN-AGER needs a beauty routine too, and Elizabeth BARBARA STANWYCK, cur­ turn from Europe. Paulette re­ Gordon and Lea Shelton for fea­ < DANCE!, Tavlor, whose next iilm for M-G-M is “9 Date With Judy,’’ al­ rently playing in MGM’s “B. ports to Paramount this week tured roles. Hodgins’ last two lows herself an extra half hour to prepare for “that special F.’s Daughter,” wears this for portrait sittings in connec­ pictiues were "Abigail, Dear Ti hM Scintiilitinf Musk of date.” The final touch is a dash of floral scent applied behind and Herbert Marihall la Mlckty Rooney. Ann Blyth In suit that can double for day tion witl^ the publicity and ad­ Heart” and “Hazard.” ••HIGH WALL'’ "KILLER McCOY" |he ears and on the bend of her elbows. Alto Joe E. Brown In or date wear. Designed by vertising campaign on Haz­ Also Jean Porter la Irene, it is fashionably cor­ ard,” in which she is co-starred ' . ".t M iSS 5ROAD w AY Film Newspapermen rect and features lines as new with Macdonald Carey. STARTING Redbook Picks as tomorrow. Edith Head has been assigned APRIL 16, 1:00 P. M. To Be “Distinguished as costume designer for Para­ _ Looking’’i ‘Road. To Rio9 mount’s modern comedy, “The IN PARLAR “H” i d HOLLYWOOD — Para­ Story of Policewoman Tatlcck Millions.” The film gets In casting a scene for Dor­ othy Lamour’s “Let’s Fall in' mount’s “Road to Rio,” To Be Filmed under way this week with Wanda starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hendrix, John Lund, Barry Fitz­ “Who Done It” Love” at Columbia, which shows Hope and Dorothy Lamour, By Columbia gerald and Monty Woolley head­ and His newspapermen and photograph­ is selected as “recommend­ ing the cast. Richard Haydn di­ starring CRCHESIfijl ers interviewing the star, direc­ ed picture of the month” in Willard Wiener, onetime police rects and Charles Brackett pro­ tor Douglas Sirk and producer current issue of Redbook reporter for PM, has been signed duces. Abbott