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Sewotu 9:35 Save P.M Film Tycoons Want Secrets Evaning in Farit Kept Secret ........ ..... ... By HAROLD HEFFERNAN. LIPSTICKS HOLLYWOOD: Movie tycoons would like to have By Bourjois the fans believe that Hollywood is Creamy-textured and smooth. Save the land of Oz and they bitterly re- Clear, true noknx that you will exactly sent any efforts to destroy that illu- want. Comes in the attractive, purchase one little sion. They were holding meetings patriotic wartime case. sets! THKV OCt. SHI I this week to see if something Make-up and FIRST RACB couldn’t be done about 1i4S P.M. I newspapers Choice of Shades harmonizing DAILY DOUBL ( CIOS IS U30P.M. I and magazines that print pictures nice little gift OCNCRAl ADMISSION latl. I and stories disclosing the secrets of shots. jpiNT MEETING, BOWIE I Hollywood’s “process” A magazine layout on this sub- HAVRE OE GRACE,IAUREI A FIRUKO \ f $1.50 ject a few weeks ago started all the Valu*_ fuss and the publicity departments OMy_50‘ [DAILY have been handed fresh warnings to keep reporters and photographers off stages where the faking is being LOANS done. Producers apparently can’t On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, get over the long-nourished idea Cameras, Gmnt, Bte. that they’re catering to 12-year-old Over 50 Yeerc if Public Service minds. Every movie fan in the country knows about process shots. There are plenty more serious prob- HORNING'S lems for the boys to upset them- 18fh and No. 1 Highway selves about. 1 Bill South ol ttlehwae Brides * * * * Arlington, Ve. News in nibbles: MGM pre- Teke Bui from 12th Or Pe. Are. viewed “The Thin Man Goes Home" '"lased Saturdays during July end Auptet last week and the publicity boys let loose the oldest blurb of all—about the picture being so funny it had to be taken back to the cutting room and spaced out so the laughs wouldn’t drown out the gags. "'18 Universal is so excited over its new Broadway actor, George Korvin, that it has forgotten all about Marla Restaurant Montez, it seems. Wonder what Jimmy Cagney Is 1775 Colombia Road N.W. thinking about these days? He turned down the part Bing Crosby NOW AT M PRICE AIR-CONDITIONED played in “Going My Way.” Y. SIPE ASPECIA L ! Frank Freeman, | general manager of Paramount, says the picture will Lunch 50c gross ten millions. When the final 12 Noon to 4 P.M. charts are recorded for all-time I DOROTHY GRAY grosses the I list may be (1) “Gone Dinner 85c With the Wind,” (2t “The Birth of a Nation” and (3) 4 “Going My Way.’ SERVERS From P.M. to 10 P.M. No-Drip I Frank Sinatra dropped into a DRY-SKIN CLEANSER drive-in for a 1 Dinner shop sandwich and Sunday everybody held their breath when From 12 HI A rich cleanser' Noon to 10 P.M. he stuck a nickel in the juke box. lubricating | What Alto A’la Carta Ordara came out was Helen Forrest's III for thin, dry skin. Leaves "This Time the Dream's on Me.” m skin looking clean ,. sweet- Warners reportedly have turned Roll, 35c H soft. Get 1 Special Egg out a smashing script on James ly yours today Chi new Food at IU Beat Cain’s “Mildred Pierce,” and Joan Ordera Pot up te Take Heine Crawford hopes to make a real Phono Adorns 9759 comeback with it. When she fin- $2.00 Jar ishes it, Warners have promised Joan a musical. now T, Opart front 12 Noon Incidentally, that For Only to Midnight “Double Indemnity” is such a j hit everywhere, all producers are scanning the James Cain stories, new and old. | Director Sam Wood, who couldn’t '44 VICTORY get Gary Cooper to star in his 1 “Jubal Troop” and finally broke a need, GOOD VISION! partnership with the lanky star over the deal, has finally succeeded in getting Humphrey Bogart to play it. Claudette Colbert will co-star. * * * * Robert Paige, leading man for For A Limited Time Only! Deanna Durban in “Can’t Help | g Singing,” came back from a location trip at Navajo Lake, Utah, to tell of the sweetest but toughest Job of i his career. One scene called for him ] to carry Deanna 200 yards while the on »" camera, mounted a dolly, rolled _ alongside them. Constant dialogue 1 One of the more impor- was called for between them and tant elements needed for on top of that the rarefied atmos- in ’44 is perfect phere of a 10,000-foot elevation Victory made eyesight. Be sure you are any exertion difficult. Aftrf-; six takes. doing your part. Stop in Paige was exhausted. "I! never knew 115 TODAY for a Free exam- pounds could weigh Si ination. so much,” he declared. i Handy table accessory in any 25c Value I * * * * home* Use it for honey. H For Over 50 Yeartl That back-to-the-farm movement j syrup, cream, catsup, salad ||| is spreading to the film stars. Den- dressing, condiments dr sugar. | nis Morgan, who should have * Plastift top removes easily for M. A. LEESE plenty Pmoplaa § of close-ups left in his system, People* Graham’s Graham’* cleaning. sounds as BIS-O-CARB V Optical Company off follows: GLYCERIN SODA MINT “One of these dayi little Dennis ASPIRIN ANALGESIC ANTACID TODAY and isjgoing to be missing from studio TABLETS lots. I’m going to bmfcmyself abociUl TABLETS SUPPOSITORIES BALM 100 6-grain tab- POWDER lets to aid lndi- THURSDAY 80 acres of Only! good land cestioti discom- Soothes discomfort of fapning 100 pure. 5-grain Bottle of 12 easy- Helps relieve soreness Wisconsin. And if I nan find this 1 and stiffness caused by fort. minor stomach upsets Aspirin, Tablets. to-use and sluggishness. farm not too far from a small town, • Suppositories. exercise. 25c Sim and I mean a small town, I would I like to 'operate a motion picture & - theater on the side.” l"-3» 25c 63c * * * 19c * Anne Baxter's reported engage- i Graham’s ment to John Hodiak recalls her ; PERFECT statement of only a few weeks ago. MILK «f MAGNESIA Said Anne: “I would nevtt marry i Pure, mint-flavored laxative— DIAMONDS an actor. The ego of one actress effective, but gentle. Helpful [ 1 antacid. or one actor is all that any one ; AT BENSONS house has room for.” (Released by the North American "t Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) &_39* i Every diamond at Bensons ^—BM——I i* selected for its personally Where and When I perfect cut, flawless color Current Theater Attractions ond brilliance backed and Time of Showing ! 60c by our reputation for quality. Stare. FOAMY ZONITE Low prices because of a low, National—"Champagne for Every- body”: 2:30 and 8:30 Tooh-eie Rubberset Medium inexpensive overhead! p.m. SHAMPOO Capitol — "Double Indemnity”: A thorough hair and scalp cleanser. 11 a.m., 1:40, 4:25, 7:05 and 9:50 p.m. Rich, foamy lather leaves FOOT Stage shows: 1, 3:45, 6:30 and your hair SHAVING softer and silkier. Eight ounces. 42* 9:10 p.m. ! ! Columbia — "Canterville Ghost”: SOCKS BRUSHES 11:25 a.m., 1:25, 3:30, 5:30, 7:35 and Snug-fitting — help Durable brush. 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Sanitary and §B am., 1:15, 4, 6:45 and 9:30 p.m. $100 Neck is large CARDS Pi\—"Moonlight Sonata": 3, 5:20, I enough to take ice carefully wrapped for your pro- HI AMOLIN Size_ tection. 7:45' and 10:10 p.m. | cubes. Deodorant Trans-Lux—News and shorts, con- tinuous from 10 am. 29* £V-$1-05 Dick 1 Kelly’s Stand-In Due 7cre"(3fa'19e) 53e To Have Own Career HimiTImlilwlInBiTTlniTmiTlnPrfiu fltrllllllilnlnuf Tv“ t111 niMtfiiHflHIuIllilnv'^, HOLLYWOOD. Because of the generosity of Gene Kelly. Joseph Thornton may be launched on an acting career. Thornton, who is Kelly's stand-in on Universal's “Christmas Holiday," kTotex was telling the star of his ambi- tions to become an actor. So Kelly SANITARY generously offered to pay Thornton's tuition to the Actors Laboratory. NAPKINS Then he went a further step and Buy the large box and persuaded Director Robert Siodmak i save time, money and to give the stand-in a minor role in the the picture. trips to store. Thornton registered very well on the screen. As a result an acting SMOKING TOBACCOS career probably will be opened to ROLL-UP PRINCE ALBERT, &#._ 89* him as soon as he JQ- completes his one pound_/ #C (2 Box;, $1.7S) course at the Actors Laboratory.
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