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Local Artist
Sells Work
A woodcut. "Lecend." hv f.invri
Baker, formerly 0( Klamath Falls,
now a student at the Museum
An School in Portland, was pur
chased by the museum recently.
Two prints by Baker are on view
in the Fourth Annual Print Et.
hibition at the museum until Jan.
The print show opened at the
Kw-ora,toP!2duN-,?8- 01
155 works sumbilted by M Oreaon
artists. 80 prints by 43 artist wert
chown. The juror for the show
were: Hal Hanson. Portland:
Frederick Heidel. Eugene: and
Demetrios Jameson, Corvallls.
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"CurUy," in t icen from th That,r Gu!ld' lantational mui.
eal comady tuccest, "Oklahoma," amploying a company of
75 lingeri, actorf and choru boys and girls, plut a Symphony
Orchajtra. Th muiical eomej o fha itage of h' Pelican
Theater Dee. 10 for matinee and evening performances. Th
curtain 'will rise at 3:15 and 8 p.m. to permit both children and
parents to see this famous musical hit.
4c(or John Lund Turns
From Indoor to Outdoor
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Uft Banff hnno
bang I
John Lund came craiiui Into
frontier saloon with his olstoi
shooting flame like a Roman
candle. Five other characters were
firing back at him and he finally
slumped to the floor, a goner.
Three dance hall girls carried him
away.
This was Lund's stlrrine death
scene lor a wild western called
"The Woman They Almost
Kline Says No
Tariff Change
SEATTLE Ml The "'resident of
the American Farm Bureau' said
Thursday he does not believe the
change In national administration
is likelv to result In a new era of
high tariffs.
"Certainly President-elect Eisen-
hmt. I. .r...n-.. 1 i 1 . 1
i1u r,
i interview., "His experiences In
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.Xl.ri " . .L .SI." "".I"....
eev m Euro, deoend In l.roe
part on the free interchange of
goods between ourselves and the
nations we are rehabilitating."
Kline said the switch from
Democratic to a Republican admin
istration gives "an opportunity to
reexamine and redirect American
farm policy which we wouldn't have
if the old administration had car-
nea on.
Kline and other Farm Bureau
leaders are here as the advance
guard of some 5.000 farmer re
presentatives scheduled to attend
me oureau s 34th annual convent
ion starting Sunday.
Man Buys
Own Jail
HAZLEHURST, Miss, of Ar-
mon Whittington won't have to
serve 90 days at the Copiah County
penal farm alter all.
He bought the place at auction.
Whittington. sentenced to an davi
on the farm on a charge of pos
sessing liquor in bone-dry Missis
sippi, appealed the conviction and
sentence. Before his appeal came
up the county governing board de-
eiaea io sen uie iarm at auction.
Whittington was the high bidder
yesterday.
Budget Bundles In at Men's Hand
Laundry by :M a.m. are out at
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Lynched." A far cry from the
iuna oi yore.
When the actor arose from his
death scene, he came over to com
ment on this new turn in his
career.
"I used to be known as an In.
door actor." he remarked. "Now
I'm getting a reputation as an
outdoor actor. I must admit that
it's been quite an awakening for
me. The Urst tune I ever fired
a pistol was yesterday.
"Now I know why all Western
heroes have that same 'grim look.
That's because they're flinching
from the sound of gunfire."
Lund has had a wide experience
since leaving the elegant confines
of Paramount. He has portrayed
a rodeo star, a cavalry officer,
a steel worker, a nlumber and
currently a Confederate spy.
"'' n entirely different
iria, ne commented. "Before
I was identified with ...r. n
high comedies like 'Miss Tatlock s
Millions' and 'A Foreim ill. I.
The audiences who go for picture's
lute those don't see the kind ot
pictures I have been makuig re
cently. And the fans of n,.irt,-
pictures don't see the other kind.
"I think that's a sad state of
affairs. Apparently the studios are
going to be makimr mor and mnr
adventure pictures. But most of
uicoe pictures nave dialomie thai
oeuis nmiie io tne more demand
ing movie goer. Wouldn't u be
ett' 10 Pnd more money and
thought on Uie script Ko it will
ppeal to a broader audience?"
I agreed that it would. But I
pointed out what most producers
feel, that if a picture has enough
action and spectacle the script can
tag along unheeded. (Biggest ex
ample: "Quo Vadis.")
That's a mistake," he remark
ed. "But I think it's Just as much
a mistake to concentrate on the
dramatic elements and neglect the
action. That was the trouble with
The Cunfighter' with Gregory
Peck. They worried tw.
uuuv uie urama and didn t bring
in the other iKtvn nr -
The result was that people were
disaDoolmed
"I think ther ran h . k....
medium. Perhans it rnuM k.
complished by combining the tal
ents of two creators one who can
provide the dramatic elements and
"'f uun-r an expert on action.
"A picture Ilk 'Htoi. mw...
shows it can be done. It's the
kind of Western producers have
been saying for years they wanted
with tht
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MERIT'S
'Belvedere' Comedies Pass;
Clifton Webb Said Happy
By KRSKINK JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD iNEAl Bixclll
slvely Yours: It'a definite the
ncivmvre comedies have Roue
mo way ut uiouuie, Aimv itai'uy.
Ma Isle and others lit th Holly,
wood series cycle.
And Cllllnn Webb, Rleetul over
Hie rigor mortis, Is Having that
"H'a much nicer for the old boy to
retire while the public has happy
memories of him Instead m u,..
on and on with people groaning,
w... liu, Itvi MgilUI.
Clltion's going dramatic In
Nearer My God to Thee" at Fox
Hid ausweiiiiu ilia "Will.vnu.
dance - nn . the . screen?" ques
tion with:
I learned early In Ufa imt in
ny that Ml never do this or that
i once toin moss Hart I wouldn'
work In Hollywood If they naid
mo a minion qouais. now look
me. '
Now It Clin be told Hint an tin.
auunn Marilyn Monroe was in.
ifiviewen oy Ken Murray three
rars ao to replace Mario Wilson
in "Blackouts" when the allow
moved to New York. Ken eyed
maruyn in a sweater and told her
ooriy kid. sou r, not biir
A screenwriter at U-I has been
assigned to change the plot of the
often postponed "Thunder On the
Hill," so Uial It wont come too
close to Llbby Holman'.i life story.
IiLstrad of the family In the yum
being tobacco millionaire thev
uuh ue coat Kings,
Ted Brlskln'a ulavln lit np.
feet-gentleman role anri mu.
ting the blame on himself for the
con oi nis marriage to Joan Dixon
He told me, "There cau be no re.
uecuons on Joan. She's muutn,
tui girl." Ted's camera business
is Dooming ana nea about tn in.
iruuuce a nevy stereo camera on
wnicn ne personally spent 2
ears research.
Dorothy shay Introduced aei
Service Due
Air Reserves
WASHINGTON About 1.000
Air Force Reserve Officer Train.
ing Corps students who will be
commissioned: between next May 1
and April 30. 1954. can expect a
can irom uncle Sam soon after
wards. The Air Force said yesterdav th.
AFROTC men. to gel their orders
within four months after thev are
commissioned, will all be non
veterans or students not deferred
for graduate study.
Western Door
Sells Plants
PORTLAND 'jfl Western Door
end Plymood Co. announced Thurs
day a 1 3 million dollar sale of its
plants at Mllwaukie and Creswell
Ore.
A newly formed co-operative.
Mllwaukie Plywood and Door, Inc.,
Is the purchaser, said H. C. Morris
president of Western Door. He said
there had been a (50.000 down pay
ment with the rest of the purchase
to be completed In two or three
months.
The Creswell' plant south of Eu-
gene was completed only recently.
It produces veneer used in ih
inanuiaciuring plant at Mllwaukie.
CJftS tor "The Ram" Vnl.ki'.
Pioneer Office Supply Co. ; Main.
RrVifcTSVtS . S
ei'nl new numbers, Including two
authorised by liVr.irlf, at her glit
tering opening at Ihe Sliiller llotrl.
Dorothy penned "I'm Me, I
Think," and "Pielude to FcuUm' "
and later remarked:
"I llilnk I'll continue alimlng
Juat because I like 0 wiile nouns,
u seems I'm the onlv ono around
who will sing my sinus."
Comlo Buddy lhiokett told It
about a Chliiiv,n restininuit: "For
M. six people can rat like they're
going to the chair." Buddy's due
lor a lilm debut at U-I In a Don.
aid O'Connor film,
Movlelownera returning fiom
Paris are nil iiBon about a lawsuit
that a Weilllllv bll.Vr.u -nlil l,l,nv
la about to hurl nl Jacques Oer
, viinger lingers new lliimr.
. , , Bdi'buiu Pnylon's alx-yeni-old
Jolinny is a polio victim, but It's
a HkIh form of Ihe disease . . .
Shelley Winters Is on a raw meat
diet to correct hrr aneinlo condi
tion. Sliucks, I tlioiiKbi Bhelley
ale raw meat all along ... A
Chicago scribe's announcement of
the birili of Jo Sluifoid , bnbv has
the songstress all a biu:h. Ho an
nounced that the pupa was Mike
Nldorf, who's Jo's manager not
her husband. Paul Weston Is lliu
guy handuig out the cigars.
"Spear In The 8nnd," with
Robert Stack pluytng the role
of a man who tires his lite from
youth to old age flash before him
will be Arch Oboler's follow-up to
his Natural Vision Three-Dinien-slon
sensation. "Uwana Devil."
Obolcr exnecta every sturii,. in
town to be deep in "depthiea" by
that time, however, and reveals ,
thai "the process was offered to
and turned down bv everv n.,i.,
studio bclore I inado 'Devil.1 Only i
exnibltors seemed to believe m n !
They're much farther ahead In
their thinking If what motion ni, .
tures should be than producers.
Maybe It's because thev liva
from the circling effect of Holly. I
wood and Uie Santa Monica moun-1
tains." !
Jackie Laugherv. whn hist mar. i
rled singer Ouy Mitchell, will be
Virginia Field's handmaiden in
v.-a i-ruice oi uugdad. '
Robert Rynn's t,til blushing. He
kT il ""'"" uanaiiead In
.,ork "na waa greeted with
uaming. vou look n mm.nh.
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Hollywood tasting directors arc
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