Acting Career for Crosby Boys
Must Wait College Completion
By BOB THOMAS
Hollywood, Feb. 16 W) It's still too early to determine whether
Bing Crosby's sons will follow in their famed father's footsteps.
That's the word of Papa Croz himself.
The groaner was noticeably proud of the singing debut of his
oldest sprout, Gary. But he doesn't know whether Gary wants a
career in show business. 6
"Right now he's more in
terested in football," said Bing
of his husky first-born. I asked
if Gary would be allowed to
make records or accept any sing
ing dates.
"No, he's got to finish col
lege first," Bing answered. "That
goes for all the boys."
Do the other three lads show
talent? "Well, they sing around
the house, just like Gary. But
they seem more interested in
claying right now. They're all
good at baseball and football."
He added that the boys will
appear on his radio show once
a year, but that will be the ex
tent of their singing and acting
careers until they become col
lege graduates.
Much-traveled Crosby was in
town briefly for a musical num
ber with Groucho Marx in "Mr,
Rhythm." I asked about reports
he would be seeing Rome this
year.
"I doubt it," he said. "I ex
pect to go to Europe this sum
mer, but I don't think I'll have
time to get down there." The
trip will be strictly pleasure and
will center around Paris. As
for the boys, "they'll be still
in school."
, Bing will be pretty busy with
picture making in the future,
He has two or three films al
ready lined up. I asked if one
would be another "Road" pic
ture with Bob Hope.
"I guess not," he answered.
"The studio seems to think 'road'
pictures are too expensive."
The' reasoning around Para
mount seems to be: Why waste
Hope and Crosby in the same
picture when they can be mak
ing a picture apiece..
Twenty years ago in Holly
wood . . . Flapper Joan Craw
ford turned to cooking and sew
ing since her marriage to Doug
las Fairbanks, Jr. . . . Loretta
Young was a star at a mere 17.
. . , Rudy Vallee got his first
screen kiss from Loretta's sis1
ter, Sally Blaine, in "The Vaga
bond Lover.
Clara Bow was starring in a
film called "Station :S-E-X" . . .
Noah Beery emerged in a career
a singer . . . Richard
Barthelmess' new contract gave
him one of the top salaries in
the business $10,000 a week.
Lon Chaney conquered his mic
rophone phobia and was making
a talkie.
Claudette Colbert was a new
face in Hollywood . . . Young
Joan Bennett was making her
fifth picture . . . Jack Oakie
was a comedy sensation ana
making pictures "as fast as he
could from stage to stage" . . .
Gloria Swanson took a New
York apartment and seemed to
be settling in the East . . . Vir
ginia Bruce possesed "the per
fect figure of 13U.", "
Leave for Missouri
Silverton Dr. and Mrs R. J
VanCleave left Wednesday for a
ten-day stay in St. Louis, Mo
where Dr. VanCleave will take
a course in the work of the
Scientific Session of the Acad
emy of General Practitioners, of
which he is fortunate to be a
member. Relatives of the fam
ily are caring for the three chil
dren of the Var.Cleaves during
their absence.
FOR
Insured Sayings
SEE
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st Federal Savings
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