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Death Sentence
Faces Killer
8ANTA ANA. Calif. UFh-Convict-
ed of murdering a 15-year-old
babysitter last August. Bill? Rudd
Jr., 18, has been adjudged sane
at the time of the crime, maklnr
bis death sentence) mandatory.
nupp, a x oroa Linaa, tnu.,
bookkeeper, was convicted laat
Thursday of the sex nlaylng of
Ruby Ann Payne. The Jury deliber.
ft ted only 22 minutes TesLCrda? on
his in.vantlty plea.
kupp was accused oi molesting;
and ahootinjr the Pavne Rlrl whJK
5he wa carina; for the children of
Perry Dyer, his employer.
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SITE OF THE SACRED HEART BAZAAR ittt boon getting full going ovar th!t wtolc for open
ing night tomorrow in the Sicrtd Heart gymneiium. Proceeds from the beiear will go to of f
let the $100,000 deficit from the recently completed ilx-cleiiroom eddition to Sacred Heart
Academy. Above, Mrs. Ann Fiala, Dennis end Ken Carrier and Bill Loomis put on e working
pose. . . '
Successful Star Says Acting is Gamble
Bv BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I "The actor's
life is a crap game. It's all a
matter of chance whether you
make a mint or end up broke."
This realistic statement comes
from the distinguished character
actor. Leon Ames.
imM i the envy of his fellow
actors. He has protected himself
against a highly unstable profes
sion by a series of wise Invest
ments. The most notable of these
i an auto dealership in Studio
City, tn the San Fernando Valley
a few miles lrom Hollywood.
"Mv brother-in-law. Wayne Oos
sett. "Is the brains of the organisa
tion," the actor remarked modest
ly. "He handles moat of the busi
ness details. But I help out when
ever I can. I attend budget meet
ings and so forth. I also sell a lot
When Ames first started the auto
agency five years ago, he was tne
most popular man on the MOM
Int. That wi at a timn when new
cars were scarce, and many of bis
iciiow workers Daagrrcn. uun lor
sale. He reports selling 102 cars
to MOM employes.
How did he land the agency?
"Seven years at MOM," he ex
plained. "I admit it: 1 never could
have gotten Into business unless I
Nanette Fabray Recalls
When Lana Wore Shockers
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD I NEA i Ouys and
Dolls: One of her classmates at
Hollrwood hleh school slipped me
the lowdown on Lana Turner before
she became famous and It's an
Item for the "Wow" department.
Lana and Broadway's musical
comedy star. Nannette Fabray.
were In the same gym class and
saucer-eyed Nannette remembers:
"Lana was the talk of the school
because she wore the shortest
shorts we'd ever seen. She rolled
'em up like a Bikini. And that
wasn't all. She wore absolutely
nothing under her middy blouse."
Now Lena's studio. MOM, Is
sprinkling Stardust In gorgeous
Nannette'a hair as the singing
queen of 'The Band Wagon" with
Fred Astalre. Ten New York hits
in 10 years. Including "Bloomer
Ctrl" and "High Button Shoes,"
should have brought Nannette to
the screen long ago but she aays,
"I was doing well and decided tt
would be silly to accept a movie
offer."
"Meet the people" soomed Nan
nette to stardom after she gradu
ated from the "Our Gang" com
edies. She was the siren of the
gang, but she still winces: "The
dog hated me!"
Every actor has his own special
reason for leaping into TV and
Ken Tobey's ts the chance to play
snarling, no-good heels.
"Csgney, Borrey. Richard Wld
mark all of them got started tn
real rough parts," red-haired Ken
told me. "I wasn't cut out to get
anywhere playing nice truyi. I
wasn't cut out to alt around and
wait for work, either.
"In 13 months at RK0. my only
pictures were 'The Thing' and "The
Murder.1 What would happen to
the know-how of a stenographer or
a pianist if he couldn't work at
his trade?"
Ken's due on the home screens
soon in "Dragnet." which he calls
"the best thing I've ever done,"
"The Unexpected," "Fireside The
aters," and other shows.
Thelma Hitter Isn't squawking,
but she's admitting that her movie
career hasn't turned out as she
hoped It would1 after the critics
screamed "Another Marie Dress
ier" when she clicked in "The
Mating Season" and "The Model
and the Marriage Broker."
The roles keep coming Thelma a
way at Fox. where she's under
contract, "but they are not the big
Attack Fatal
To Film Boss
HOLLYWOOD tl Isssr E.
Chadwick. president of the Inde
pendent Motion Picture Producers
and Distributors Association since
1924, died yesterdsy of a heart
attack. He was 68.
Chadwick Joined the film indus
try in 1910. He was born In London
end was graduated from Cornell
University. At one time he headed
his own film company in Hollywood.
n - t , n up. n.nmllMi " Thl
... - ' nlmvtf. m Iflnfl. mAtlth4 MnfW
tana millionairess m - wearer y
God to Thee," the sinking of the
Titanic story, but she's still saying,
i m no comedienne.
'I'm iutt not funnv woman."
she shrugged. "I'm a character
actress. A funny woman to me ts
Joan Davis. When I'm asked to do
physical comedy. It's so pathetic It
WOUlu uicK your iicai t.
It may come as a shock to the
bookkeepers who add up the pro
fits on his films, but Stewart Or Mi
xer will be throwing In the towel
s an actor before long to try for
a new career as a producer-director.
The rugged, colorful British star
is literally busting out of tho'e
tights he wears In MOM'S swssh
bucklers because "I'm on the wrong
end. Acting Is the dullest part of
the business for me. Not that I'm
not delighted to be a star. But mov
ies aren't exciting to me when the
shooting begins. It's the prepara
tionthe casting, the sets, every
thing that comes before that fas
cinates mi."
The big buss at MOM Is the
performance of Dorothy Dandrldge
as a schoolteacher In "See How
They Run" Hollywood's first all
Negro dramatic flicker since "Hal
lelujah." And the Irony of It Is
that Lena Home, whom Dorothy
resembles, walked out of the same
studio because dramatic parte
were denied her.
"I started out as an actress,"
comely Dorothy told me. "But I
soon discovered that there weren't
enough Jobs to keep a Negro ac
tress going, so I turned to singing
I hope that '8ee How They Run'
will help break down the barriers."
It's full-fledged stardom at
MOM from now on for the youth
ful dance wlsards. Marge and Oow
er Chamion. "Olve a Olrl a
Break" Is their latest and Marge
Is glowing over one dance routine
which tops all of their twinkle-toe
efforts.
It's a dream sequence In which
the Champions spin and whirl
around groups of it ceiling-high
poles.
"The poles," Merge flashed It.
"elve us a suoer third nartner
capable of arresting motion and
we csn do things skaters do wlln
out skstes. It's amazing."
7" auuMfM eatxe. eaeea
AMERICAN CHINESE
'aes et rkth- ktttl
Mi. 4M Fw Oreers Te Telia Out
Ben B. Let, Mar.
PLAYING!
at Molatore's
1112 Main
BOB JOHNSON TRIO
feoturinq
WARD HILLERICH
Comet in and relax ever a de
licious meal accompanitd bv
good music.
had been earning that nice salary
for seven years. I'm grntelul to
the studio for that, but I wasn't
sorry when they didn't want to
sign me again. I don't want any
more long-term studio contracts."
Aside from his present dealer
ship, Ames Is angling another and
is Involved in a sasli balance fac
tory and other enterprises. So far,
he hasn't been forced to rely on
these interests as his sole Income.
"I figured out the other day that
I have had only five weeks vsca
llon In the past 13-years." lie com
mented. "I've been working almost
continuously since I opened out
here In the plsy, "The Male Ani
mal.' ln 1M0."
Ames went on to the lengthy
New York run of the show and then
signed up for hts service at MOM.
After leaving the studio, he free
lanced surcesstully and then de
cided to take a flier at the atage.
He sinned up to star In the Chi
cago company of "Th Moon Is
Blue." expecting to last a few
months tn it. The show played S
weeks In the Windv City, grossing
tl. 100.000 during the run. Even
though he had a percentage 0f the
prolits, Ames wss just as glad to
see me piay ciose.
He has returned to Hollywood
and continues working at his
steady pace. His current flicker Is
"Love 8ong" with Jane Wyman
and Kv Miuano.
Surveying hla financial lndepen
dence, he reflects.
"I'm glad I didn't make the big
money when I was a kid. I prob.
ably would have thrown it awav
because I didn't have enough
sene. But mammy has made me
realise the nalure of thia crap
game tne me of an actor.
"For five years, I was a member
of the board of the Motion Picture
Relief Fund. I saw msnv once
famous names on the rolls. That
made me atop and think."
Hollywood Awaits SitweYL
LONDON OTl-atol m warning foi l ut II. then real In bed wilLiT
Hollywood I
Add - loimued pnelOilstorlait lec
tuier Dr. Killlh Hltwell anils to
morrow for the cIiipiiik wilderness
In write a film scrliil of her book
"Fanfare lor Kllr.abelh."
Dr. Frilth gave a tea al C'larlriui'S
yesterday acquaint the liter
ary world Willi the lact.
A group of dared newspaper
wiiteru Niaggored back Into the
wet streets of London not certain
whether Ihey were here or In Hie
Ililh century.
The statuesque Miss Sltwell ap
peared In a black gilded cowl
t"I resemble Henry Vll strongly
ho was nn uiily old man") and
a blnck bomuatlns llnor-leuuih
dress, and sported lung gilt finger
nails. Mb also woie a topas ring
sumo two Inches square, and
her wrist were two huge gold
bangles.
"1 love honor," she explained
sweetly. Sim did any she was a
bit worrlrd about Hollywood be
cause George Bernnrd Shaw once
nniuru nrr tnai 1 1 1 ill would a ro
reiilest wolves. She Inslsis
the
g rentes
she Is 81 years old but reference
books contend she's only to.
"My Urai scene," she wants
Hollywood and Columbia plctuien
to know, "will be most appallingly
morbid. Murder hovers around,
and there will be an absolutely
superb scene In a hospital for
leprous virgins."
bhe's not disturbed about cen
sorship "The patients will be
dressed as nuns."
Miss Sitwell litis her recreation
In "Whoa Who" aa "silence." She
was out of character at yester
dsv's lea.
She plans to work In bed. Here's
her schedule:
Up al 6:30 for some writing and
waiting for lea at 7:30.
Breakfast at I work until coffee
Firemen Halt
Symphony Show
BALTIMORE t.fi The Baltimore
nympnony orcnesira'a program at
the Lyrlo was Interrupted laat
night when a three-alarm fire sev
eral doors away forced firemen to
clear the theater.
The program had Juit reached
the halfway Intermission when
Manager Fred Huber calmly an
nounced the fire nearby and asked
patrons to leave, ine rest of the
program was canceled.
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one of 40 merchanrilia prizes. The
manufacturer is looking for the old
est 10 of Its outboard! in existence
to use for display over the country
along with its aoon-to-he-produced
millionth motor, Kntrles may be
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Itt N. Ilk 0.
until luiH'htiine, when she dresson.
Thru a hit ot air and bark to
lird. Nn work In the attnruooii
wlillo she wnltn lor Irntlme.
"In the evening I lianlly ever
lid ul unless there's aunie party
which I think I'll enjoy wildly."
"In any cane, I'm In bed again
by 10 p.m.''
"The aludln won't get anything
out ol me if thry try to drag
mn out of bed."
The film "lory Is about Kllrn
both I until the uuo ol 9. It mostly
concerns her iiiuina, Anne llolryu.
Oldest Paper
Celebrates
LITTLK ROCK, Ark. Ifl The
Arkansas Uncette, oldest dally
newspaper west of the Mississippi
Klver. today celebruled Its IJJid
anniversary.
The newspaper llrst was pub
lished In 1810 by William E. Woodruff.
. Tele-fun
by Wineri Goodrich
"Olve Sun plenty of time to
newer. He's probably ou.
trying to steal soma fellow')
honey I". . .You'll complnto
more cnlla if you give the other
peraon time to answer at
lenit minute ... Pacific
Telephone.
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