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SHELLEY QUIPS Actreu Shelley Winters quipi with toov.
Adlai Stevenson of Illinois s she stepped up to meet him at
a filmland party in Hollywood. The host was MGM Executive
Producer Dora Schary (center), who introduced the stars as
they approached the governor.
Dunninger Deplores New
Crop Of Pro Magicians
Ity noil THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD l.f-Brlnii men-
Inllsl linn Its ctmwbniks, iilmlls
Jusrpii UunnliieiT, Iho litnint mind
rrnripr nd mniiU'iaii.
Ho Is hrie to lrli mnstormlnd
lh Illmlng ol "llmulmi," brd
rmhrr looM'ly on tho lile ol llio
timil r.n'npo hum.
Uunniniior, wa wns collrtKue
ml liirmt o( Iloudlnt, hna wr
lormcd his mlnd-i'i-mlm rla In
nlclit cllll) and Ihriilria and on
radio and irlrvlslon. While llila
proven rxlrcincly piolllablr lo
him, ihrra are olhrr coiiMdrra
lions, too.
For Inslanpe." he lippim, "a tow
yearn auo I was to be Inirtvlrwi'd
by a mnRomo writer. When sho
arrived, she (lldn'l alt any lines.
Hons. Hhe wnntrd nie lu itvie.va whnl
hp . a.sklnii.
"t Hied to explain that I could
only aM'rrialn certain Isolated
thoughts, such her inoihei'a
name or a scries of diitll.i. We ar
gued about ll lor hall an hour, but
site wouldn't give In. Sure enouiih,
the story enme out that 1 had
lulled to read her mind."
Uunninger'a reputation naturally
precludes any curd play. When he
was appearing at a Las Vagas Cu
slno, the management requested
that he stay away Jrom the black
Jack table.
We discussed the current slate ol
the magic business, Dunnlniier
aliihed that It la III bad simile. Kv-
ery olher person Is an amateur
magician, he said, but there are
lew good professionals, (lone are
the Thurstons and lloudmis. "l
the blutlme shows, only lllaekslone
remains," he renin i ked, "and he
MM puis on a good act,
"The trouble la Hint there are
only two big vnudcvllle housos
It'll -one III Cannda ami onn lu
New York the I'nluce, I Ihlnk
I lin e Is a big Inlin e lor maglo In
television. But today's youngsters
have only a lew Irlcka, Those are
expended III one week In TV."
Melng a doubter ol menlnllsin,
I asked Dunninger If he could work
some on me. Ho look a pencil and
paper and asked me to think ol
my mother's name. I did nud he
scribbled on the paper, Tile an-1 tlininm, If ! "y l,ow
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Ihe number aiid Ihen showed me see," he replied succinctly. "I have
what he had already willlen-llliio. never een JJ"" ..:
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Gale Rohbins Aims For
Dramatic Acting Roles
y EKSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD tNEA) Behind
the screen: li s make the grade
as a dramatic actress or bust in
the case ol Gale Kobbtns.
Gale wants to rest her singing
voice long enough to try the Duse
racket, and it looks like she's go
ing to get her chance.
The oilers to make like Oreer
and Jenniler have been coming
in, she told me, since the release
of Columbia's "The Brigand." in
which she plays her first straight
role.
"I really haven't done anything
important In Hollywood until now,"
she declared. "Just chucking Red
Skelton under the chin and making
eyes at Fred Astaire."
Brigand"?
'I admit it was transparent,"
Gale said. "The censors came
around every day while I was
wearing it. Thev could see my
whole body through the material,
but they couldn't do thing about
it. How about that?"
Allies Deny
Red Charges
PANMUNJOM, Korea UR The
senior Allied Liaison officer
Wednesday denied that TJ. N sol
diers were trying to force propa
ganda leaflets on Communist se
curity troops at this armistice site.
In a note delivered to the Reds.
Col. Charles W. McCarthy said a
Joint Investigation Monday "re
veals strong evidence against your
allegation."
McCarthy said, however, leaf
lets dropped from an Allied plane
might have fallen in the neutral
zone "because ot changing winds."
A Red protest earlier this week
was the first indication the Com
munists were concerned because
four Red soldiers recently made
their way to Allied lines through
me neutral zone.
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,u. .n Mrrht ;arv fprrill will
do a Broadway 'ply. "The Fragile
fOX. ine PIO.V, OHCe UWUCU uj
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story about a lieutenant who shoots
his captain.
Jack Benny has finally decided
tn -at tea frnm tha Qraana Ennd
seven years after release of his
last leature mm. jacis a reason.
I slmnlv cannot afford to make
a bad picture."
"The Horn mows at MiQuigm
was released in 1M5 and Jack has
not starred in a movie since. He
told me:
"Now. with television, I doubt
that I ever will. Making movies is
a full-time iob. You can't do it
and radio and TV at one time and
ha euprp ssfni in nil three. And fail
ure in one field hazards your
chances in tne omers.
Jack plavs a bit, as himself, in
Betty Hutton's new film. "Some
body Loves Me." but he did it
nHiv a a taunr in hie Innir-time
pal. Producer Bill Perlberg.
Author Norman Katkov's forth
coming biography of Fanny Brice
will tell this anecdote: When Billy
Rose was gallivanting around with
Eleanor Holm in 1939, Fanny
t.ra n., In TTftll VYUrulH kePDinff
her counsel. She said not a word
until one aay, irKea at me gossip
that. Dillv was leaving her, she
asked a friend:
"What does Billy see in mat Elea
nor Holm? There Isn't a thing
I can't do better than her except
swim."
Look altkes: Nancy Olson and
Clarissa Churchill, bride of Antho
ny Eden.
The name of Steve Cochran's
newest flame a lass on the. Warner
lot would curl your hair.
Nita Naldi Is the latest silent
screen star to try for a comeback.
She's also up for a role In the
Oregon Farm
Taxes Down
WASHINGTON IB Farm real
estate taxes levied by state and
local governments averaged 91
cents an acre in Washington and
Idaho this year, and 69 cents an
acre in Oregon, the Agriculture
Department reported Tuesday.
The department said the na
tional average was 68 cents an
acre, compared with 64 cents last
year and it pre-war average of
about 38 cents.
The report said it was the sev
enth annual Increase In farm
realty taxes since World War II
and reflects a need by state and
local governments for more funds
to meet mounting costs.
Maclean To Join
Insurance Firm
PORTLAND Wl Robert, D.
Maclean, who Is resigning as state
tax commissioner, will Join an In
surance firm owned by State
Treasurer Walter J. Pearson.
Pearson made the announcement
Tuesday. He also reported that
Maclean would remain with the
commission until the end of Oc
tober. Earlier It was reported that
Maclean would quit in September.
Maclean's nost nrobablv will be
filled by someone now employed
by the commission, Pearson said.
The appointment will be made by
the 8tate Board of Control of which
stage play. "In Any Language."
That's the play with the odd par
allel to a topical international ro
mance. The warbling Bell Sister, have
been set for a Columbia fllmusical.
to roll In January,
Olivia de Havilland'a explanation
of her four-year absence from the
screen:
"I'd rather be forgotten than re
membered in bad picture.
Hattle McDaniel, whose Illness
depleted her life's savings, Is now
at the Motion Picture Country
Home, which Is supported by mem
bers of the film Industry. The ail
ing Oscar winner is still hoping to
make a complete recovery and re
sume her "Beaulah" role.
Shelley Winters has Just leit the
faithful press agent who publicized
her long before her click in a Dou
ble Life."
How that Richard Greene gets
aroundl One night with Mona Free
man, the next with Lady Sylvia
Ashley.
The word's out that Lena Home
is shedding the big agency that's
represented her for years. Lena's
vexed because the star role In
MGM's "See How They Run" went
to Dorothy Dandridge.
Lind-.DarneU Is saying she's
hsDpy for Bob Levitt, ex-hubbv of
Ethel Merman, and his bride, Sher
ry Chadbourne. Linda and Levitt
once discussed marriage, but de
cided that a movie queen who had
to live In Hollywood and an execu
tive tied to New York wouldn't be
able to make a go of it.
Buddy Rogers' Salary demand
was too high, so Don Porter, not
Buddy, will play Ann Sothern's
publisher boss In her telefilm series
for producer Jack Chertok.
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