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Comedy Film
Starts Today
AtLiberl
-Laughter and romance are the
happy combination used in "Af
tectionately Yours," the new com
idy starting .today, at. the. Liberty
fieatre. with Merle Oberon, Den
(is Morgan and Rita Hayworth
eading the large, and able cast
."With Dennis (Kitty Foyle's boy
Jriend)" Morgan in the middle of
triangle completed by the Misses
Oberon and Hayworth, the story
fets off to an hilarious start. It
teems that . Dennis, having a
wonderful time as a playboy foreign-
correspondent in Lisbon,
Portugal, gets word from New
York that his wife, Merle Oberon
In the picture, has divorced him
and is going to remarry. In spite
f his own philandering he is
horrified at his wife's "unfaith
fulness" and immediately boards
a clipper for America, hotly purr
sued by his girl colleague,, played
by Rita Hayworth. Then follows
the amusing recital of his efforts
lo win back his wife, with Rita
equally intent on trying to win
him. The three-cornered chase
revolves itself into one riotous
situation after another, climaxing
in , one of the most amusing
"waiting at the church" scenes
: ever filmed, with veteran waiter
at-jthe-church Ralph Bellamy as
the Bridegroom who gets the
stand-up. Companion feature stars
Edward G. Robinson as "The Sea
Wolf with Ida Lupino and John
Garfield.
BEHIND th
HOLLYVO
. By HARRISON CARROLL
j King Features Syndicate Writer
A recent rain really crossed up
the Hollywood celebs who have
been riding motorcycles to save
tires. Leif Erickson was too soak
ed to make it home to the beach,
so he roared up to the Hotel
Knickerbocker' wearing his na
tive costume from "Pardon My
Sarong."
Even the blase Hollywood
crowds stared.
On the set of "The Major
and the Minor," I watched Gin
ger Rogers and Frankie Thom
as dancing: in a "group of 15-year-old
kids. Ginger is sup
posed to be masquerading as a
youngster and, in her pink
fluffy dress, she really looks as
young as many of the kids.
As she and Frankie danced
he told her, "Boy, the way you
make with your feet, it's like
dancing with a puff of wind."
This was In the script. After
ward, I asked 21-year-old
Frankie how it felt to be a
Fred Astaire with Ginger.
"Now I'm living!" he ex
claimed with a grin. "My grand
children will hear about this."
Always 2 Smash Hits!
STARTS TODAY
MERLE QBER01I
DENNIS MORGAN
RITA HAYWORTH
Plus 2nd Smash Hit!
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Tours
1:20 - 6:58
11:25
Wolf: 1:49
5:10-1:45
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OF BOATS, beaches and beautiful
Passage," Paramount's technicolor
roll and Stirling Hayden, which
tre. Here the two blonde stars
Companion feature is "You're
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HAVE YOU EVER SEEX A FLYING ELEPHANT? A Meet "Dombo
the baby elephant whose over-sized ears always get him in trouble
Walt Disney's features lengthened cartoon "Dumbo" is now at
the State theatre through Tuesday with the sensational feature
"I Wake Up Screaming" starring Betty Grable, Victor Mature and
CarOle Landis.
There was a slight accident to
Jack Benny's hairpiece during re
hearsals for "George Washington
Slept Here," and the hair dresser
had to take it away to be repair
ed. 'Ah," said Gag-man Wilkie
Mahoney, "Topper Takes a Trip."
It's supposed to be a big se
cret, but Jim Brown, the tennis
ace from Waco, Tex., whom
Paramount signed to a contract,
was secretly married on March
1 to Verna Knopf, Chicago
model, who Is seeking a film
career under the name of Carla
Richards.
The girls who wear glasses get
recognition in Twentieth Century
Fox'. "The Postman Didn't Ring."
Heroine B r e n d a Joyce wears
glasses in 17 sequences. Not as a
gag, either. Producer Ralph Diet
rich wants to get over the idea
that girls with glasses can be
glamorous, too.
Due to the government's new
edicts on women's clothes, M-G-M
Designer Kalloch is altering the
Jeanette MacDonald wardrobe for
Cairo." He's cutting five inches
off some of the skirts that al
ready were made.
Men's clothes are being alter
ed, too. Over at Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox, George Montgomery
will wear cuff less trousers in
"Orchestra Wife."
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film co-starring Madeleine Car
comes today to the Elsinore thea
are caught In a romantic moment.
Telling Me," with Hugh Herbert.
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ffiadio Programs
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10:00 World in Review.
10:05 Campus Freshmen.
10:30 Women in the News.
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10:45 Dr. R. F. Thompson.
1 1 :0 Musical Horoscope.
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60 Tonight's Headlines.
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9 .30 WU Choristers.
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10:15 Dance With Rollo Hudson.
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11:00 Bert Hirsch Present.
11:30 Last Minutes News.
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6:30 Memory Timekeeper.
7.-0O News. 1
7:15 Memory ' -imekeeper '
' 80 Breakfast Club.
8 JO News. .
3:45 Miss Meade's Children.
9.00 John B. Hughes.
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0 This & That.
10. -00 News.
10:15 ru Find My Way.
10:30 News.
10:35 Women Today.
11:00 Cedric Foster. - - -
11:15 Dixie Songsters,
11 JO Concert Genoa. :
11 5 Luncheon Concert.
1230 News. I
12:45 King Bard Presents.
1 AO Theme and Variations.
r:45-Jonn Sturgeaa.
? 2.-00 Interlude. .
S:1S Take it Easy.
1 JO News.
S 5 Bookworm. f
.. 3:00 B. S. Bercovicl, Commentator.
- 3:15 Johnny Richards. ;
3 JO Hello Again. ;
40 News. . t
4:19 Johnson Family. 1
, 4 JO The Shining Hour.
4:45 Music OeprecUUon.
SAO Captain Danger.'
1:15 Jimmy Allen.
S JO Captain Midnight..
8:45 Jack Armstrong.
. i0 Gabriel Heatter.
:15 News.
S JO Spotlight Bands. "
6:45 Movie Parade.
7 0 John Gunther.
1:15 Micky Alpert Orchestra.
7 JO Lone -Ranger. "
S0 Accordion & Gu'tar.
' 8:15 Better Business Bureau. -a
JO Double or Nothing.
' t0 News. ' . .
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9 JO Fulton Lewis, Jr. . . -
9:45 Hank Keene in Town. -10
AO Joe Reichman. .
10:30 News. . -
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Sunday
"Bahama Passage" Story
Set in West Indies
Madeleine Carroll certainly sets around! The lovely blonde
Paramount star has done some tall
life, but cinematically she's outdone even herself. In "The Gen
eral Died at Dawn" she went to China; in 'Honeymoon in Bali"
Capitol Bills
Alaskan Film
It is only at rare intervals that
the screen presents such a power
ful, closely-knit drama as "Klon
dike Fury," the Monogram pic
ture now playing at the Capitol
theatre. The picture qualifies as
engrossing entertainment, and a
distince contribution to the sea
son's film output.
When Lowe's plane crashes in
the northern woods, he conva
lesces at a nearby trading post,
where he Is cared for by Miss
Fairbanks, daughter of the own
er. The crippled Henry, a mem
ber of the household, becomes
jealous over the apparent mutual
interest of the pair, but Is never
theless induced by his father to
place himself in Lowe's hands
for the same delicate operation
in which the doctor had prev
iously failed. The result of this
situation brings the picture to
an absorbing climax. Companion
feature is "Sunset on the Desert"
with Roy Rogers.
1
EDWARD G. ROBINSON aS "The
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1
version of the world-famed novel by Jack London, starting today
at the Liberty theatre. Cast Includes Ida Lupino and John Gar
field. Comnanion feature stars Merle Oberon, Rita Hayworth and
Dennis Morgan In "Affectionately yours."
10:45 Jan Garber Orchestra.
11 AO Slim & Sam.
11:15 Duke Ellington Qrcheitr
11 JO Louis Armstrong Orel:
KGW NBC MONDAY 429
4 AO Music.
5:30 War News.
Ke.
SAO Sunrise Serenade.
6:30 Early Bards.
7?
AO News Headlines and Highlights
7:1s music or Vienna, i
7 JO Reveille Roundup.
7:45 Sam Hayes.
8:00 Stars of Today.
8:15 Symphonic Swing.
8:40 Lotta Noyes
8:45 David Harum.
9:00 Bess Johnson
9:15 Bachelor's Children.
9 JO Welcome Neighbor.
10:00 Woman'-. World.
10:15 News.
10:30 Homekeeper's Calendar.
10:45 Dr. Kate.
11 AO Light of the World.
11:15 Arnold Grimm's Daughter.
11:30 The Guiding Light.
11:43 Hymns of all Churches.
12 AO Against the Storm.
12 U5 Ma Perkins.'
12:30 Pepper Young's Family.
12:45 Right to Happiness.
1 AO Back Stage Wife.
1:15 Stella Dallas.,.
1 JO Lorenzo Jones.
1:43 Young Widder Brown.
3 AO When a Girl Marries.
2:15 Portia Faces Life.
2 JO The Andersons.
2:45 Vic & Sade.
3:00 The Bartons.
3:15 MusiC by Schrednik.
325 News.
3:30 News.
3:45 Personality Hour
4:45 Weekly Spectator
SAO Stars of Today.
5:15 Cocktail Hour.
5 JO Voice of Firestone.
6 AO Before the Bombers Come.
6 JO Dr I. Q.
7 AO Contented Hour.
7 JO Cavalcade of America.
SAO Fred Waring in Pleasure Time.
8:15 Lum and Abner.
8 JO Hawthorne House.
SAO The Telephone Hour.
9:30 Your Mayor Speaks.
19 AO News Flashes. '
19:15 Your Home Town News.
10:30 Moonlight Sonata
11 AO Music and Moonlight.
' 11:15 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra.'
11 JO War News.
13A0-2 a. m. Music.
KCX NBC MONDAY 1134 Ke.
8A9 News. 1 .
A5 Moments of Melody.
- 6:15 National Farm and Home,
: 8:45 Western Agriculture.
7 AO Clark Dennis, Singer.
7:15 Breakfast Club. .
1 8 AO Haven of Rest. - -'
8:30 Don Vining. -
8:4S-rXee Fit Club With Patty Jean.
wu Meet x our xMeignoor
9:15-Elwood Gary.;
9:30 Breakfast at Sardi'a.
10 AO Baukhage Talking,
1Q:15 Orphans of Divorce.
10 JO Amanda of Honeymoon HilL
105 John's Other Wife. - -
11 AO Just Plain Bill. "
11:15 Great Moments la History.
11.MKtara n Turin " . , .
' 11 5 Keep Fit Witb Patty Jean.
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ghlight
12 AO News Headlines 1
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12:15 Your Livestock
Reporter,
12 JO Market Reports.
12:40 Stella Unger. - - -v - i.
12:45 New.
1 AO Arthur Tracy Street Singer.
' 1 :15 Club Matinee.
1:55 News. rv - A
SAO The Quiet Hour.
2 JO A House tn the Country.
2:45 Stars ot Today
SAO Billy. Sugar and Spice. :
3:15News.
JO Skitch Henderson.
3:45 Three Romeo. .
4 AO CasUe TrJo. ... .
4:15 Chef Milant
4 JO News. '1 -t
45 Concert Orchestra. ? c '
SAO Flying PatroL . ; .
5:15-Secret City. '
5 JO News of the World. -5:45
Supper Syncopation,
AO Music by White. -.
f:15 Sport Time, . -.. : . -
JO For America We Sing. - ?,
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Morning. April 28. 1942
world traveling in her personal
the land of the Bali dancers
claimed her; in "North West
Mounted Police'' she traveled to
Canda; In "Safari" to Africa; In
"One Night In Lisbon! to Eng
land and Portugal. "r"
Her most recent actual trek
was to the Bahamas, British
West Indies, to make the Para
mount technlcolar romance,
"Bahama Passage," starting to
day at the Elsinore theatre. For
this picture Miss Carroll, to
gether with co-star Stirling
Hayden and the Paramount
crew, hied themselves to the
little salt-producing Island of
Salt Cay in the West Indies.
"Bahama Passage" is a grip
ping, entertaining and romantic
motion picture. Miss Carroll and
Hayden are ideally suited to play
opposite each other, as they prov
ed with Hayden's film debut In
Miss Carroll's starring film, "Vir
ginia." Now they appear In a film
which for background, story and
stars is a romantic holiday. "Ba
hama Passage" will have the lad
ies wild about Stirling, and the
men mad about Madeleine. Com
panion feature is "You're Telling
Me," with Hugh Herbert.
t
Sea Wolf In Warner Bros, screen
7:00 Monday Merry -Go-Round.
7:30 Jimmie tidier.
7:45-Mlr8Cles of faith.
7:50 Jean CavaU.
8:00 Helen Ortega.
8:15 Dear John.
8 JO I Love a Mystery.
9:00 Records.
9 JO News.
9:45 Rhythym Time.
10:00 Sir Francis Drake Orchestra.
10:30 Broadway Bandwagon.
10:45 Palladium Ballroom Orchestra.
11 AO This Moving World.
11:15 Organ.
11 JO War News Roundup.
KOIN CBS MONDAY S79 Kc.
SAO Northwest Farm Reporter.
6:15 Breakfast Bulletin.
650 Koin Klock.
7:15 Headliners.
7 JO Bob Garred Reporting.
7:49 Nelson Pringle News.
8 AO Victory Begins Home.
8:15 Consumer News.
8:30 Valiant Lady.
8:45 Stories America Loves.
9.-O0 Kate Smith Speaks.
9:15 Big Sister.
9 JO Romance of Helen Trent.
9:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10 AO Life Can Be Beautiful.
10:15 Woma n in White.
10:30 Vie & Sade
11 AO Bright Horizon.
11:15 Aunt Jenny.
11:30 We Love & Learn.
11:45 The Goldbergs.
12 AO Eyes of the World.
12 a5 Knox Manning, News.
12: 30 Joyce Jordan
12:45 Woman of Courage.
1 AO Stepmother.
1:15 Spotlight on Asia.
1 JO Golden Gate Quartet.
1:45 Sincerely Yours.
SAO News.
2 JO Name the Tune.
2:35 Sing Along With Landt Trio,
2:45 Scattergood Baines.
3:00 Wilson Ames, Organ.
3:15 Hedda Hopper's Hollywood.
3 JO Frank Parker.
3:45 News.
4 AO Second Mrs. Burton.
4:15 Young Dr..Malone.
. 4:30 Newspaper of the Air.
SAO Vox Pop.
. 3 JO Harry Flannery.
5:45 Bob Garred. News.
5:55 Elmer Davis.
AO Radio Theatre. -
7 AO Freddie Martin.-
7 JO Blondie. ' '
SAO Amos N Andy. .
8J5 Lanny Ross.
JO Gay Mrs.
8:55 Dick Joy, News.
SAO I Was There.
9 JO Hollywood Showcase.
10 AO Five Star Final.
10:15 World Today. .
10 JO War Time Women.
16 JS Air-Flo. . ' -10:45
Soldiers of the Air.
11 AO Wilbur Hatch Orchestra.
11 JO Prelude to Midnight.
11:55 News . . , - -
12 AO to SAO a. m. Music News.
KOAC MONDAY 55 Ke.
10 AO Review of the Day.
10 AS News. -
' 19:15 The Homemakers Hour.
11 AO School of the Air.
1140-GUbert U Sullivan.
12 AO News.
. 12:15 Farm Hour. ;
. 1 AO Favorite Classics.
1:15 Variety Time.
' 13 Concert HaU. y
SAO Home Economics;
5 JO Memory Book of Music.
2M5 "Know Your Neighbor.
SAO Echoes of Waikikl .
, 3:15 In Defense of America.
. 3 JO Orchestral Gems.
35 News.
4 AO Symphonic Concert.
. 4 JO Stories tor Boys and Girls.
. SAO Campus Swing.
JO Melodies for Strings.
' :45 Evening Vesper Service.
AO Dinner Concert. ! -6:15
News.
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7 JO 4H Club Program. -
40 Evening Song.
:15-School of Music. "'V
8:30 Higher Education Speaks, v
' 9:00-Concert HaU.
-j 9:15 Excursions In Science. - . -
90 Music of the Masters. .
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AN UNHOLY STORY of strange desires In a houseful of dreadful
secrets. Ida Lupino and Louis Hayward are co-starred today at the
Grand theatre in the haunting story that shocked Broadway and
London "Ladies in Retirement." Co-featured Is a travisty on west
ern badmen, "Go West Young Lady," starring Penny Singleton,
Charlie Raggles and Ann Miller.
EDMUND LOWE AND BILL HENRY wage a grim "war of nerves"
In the suspenseful Monogram dramatic hit, "Klondike Fury," now
playing at the Capitol theatre. William K. Howard directed. Com
panion feature is "Sunset on the Desert," with Roy Rogers.
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OLSEN and JOHNSON let fly at
a scene from "Hellrapoppin,"
throuxh Wednesday at the Hollywood theatre. Second ace attrae
tion is "Citadel of Crime" starring Robert Armstrong, Linda Hales
and Frank Albertson.
HOLLYWOOD PARTY LINE;
After he finishes "He Kissed the
Bride," Melvyn Doaglaa goes to
Washington to take over his
OCD duties. ... The two-year-old
son of Kent Taylor locked
himself in an upstairs room and
they had to call the fire de
partment to raise a ladder and
get him out. . . . Nasi officers
are quartered fat Sonja Henic's
home at Oslo. They are living
well, too, beeanse she had an
excellent cellar. . . . Frances
Rafferty twisted Diana Lewis'
neck . demonstrating first aid
treatment and M-G-M had to
call a doctor to repair the dam
age. Ethelreda Leopold and her
husband. Joe Pine, of the Bar
clay Kitchen, are expecting
baby in September. . . . Elisa
beth Talbot-Martin, the new
entertainer at Charley Foy's, Is
down with measles, . . Kay
Sabichi and Hoot Gibson were
a twosome again at the Coeonnt
Groove. . . One of the frater
nity houses at Rlpon college has
been named Tracy House, la
honor of Spencer Tracy, who
went U school there.
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Chas. Ruggles
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"We're the only two people In
the world who have been success
ful doing nothing, Is the way Ole
Olsen explains . the : fantastic, ac
complishments of Olsen and John
son In the entertainment, world,
the latest of which is their May
fair Productions movie "Hellza
poppin'," ' presented by Universal
and now playing at the Holly-.
wood theatre. ,
"Yeah," chuckled Chie John
son, "and we've been .getting
paid for It, too!" '
Johnson is right, they have
been paid, and plenty;, but rec
ords show Olsen is wrong when
he says they've been doing
nothing.
Contrary to most self-made
success stories, Olsen and John
son have never had heartbreak
and struggle in their climb to
success.
True, they did start in humble
beginnings a sub-basement hon-key-tonk
night club in Chicago
nearly thinrty years ago. But It
'vasnt long, before they were in
vaudeville, singing, playing the
oiano, Joking. Their act wasn't
sensational, but they got good
salaries, and worked forty weeks
a year.
j Now In pictures, with Ole
' and Chie in addition to Martha
Raye, Hugh Herbert, Mischa
Auer, Jane Fraaee and Robert
! Page, "Helliapopppin"' is big
ger, nolser and more lavish
than. ever.
Already richer by $3,000,000
. from their earnings b 11 the stage
' show, it has been estimated by
the time they collect their earn
ings of the two road show pro
: ductions, the two Scandinavian
' comedians will eventually gross
$10,000,000 from the title.
Now 2 Brand New Hits! -
Llf e-and-death drama,
daring romance, terrifying
suspense ... in one of the
great thrill stories of the
year! With Edmund Lowe
in a new, sensationally
different role!
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