FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONTA. OREGON
PAGE SIX
of a New York music store.
Fred Waring, the celebrated or­
chestra leader, happened to pass
as Rosemary and her young sister,
Priscilla, were singing the song.
He signed them both to contracts
FANS’ AFFECTION
as entertainers in his band.
HOLDS UP SCENES—
They came to Hollywood with
The public’s affection for the Waring for “Varsity Show” and re­
movies’ first family delighted the mained to become Warner Bros,
Joneses during the filming of 20th stars.
Century-Fox’s “The Jones Family
in Hollywood," opening Saturday 35,000 M1LE-FILM—
at the Joy Theatre.
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Modern
motion
pictures are
But it was just a headache to measured in miles. Howard Hawks
r¡rector Malcolm St. Clair.
was amazed during production of
A number of the scenes were his new Columbia film, “Only An­
¡.hot in the streets of Hollywood gels Have Wings,” which co-stars
i nd the fans’ cries of “Hiya Dad!" Cary Grant and Jean Arthur at
“Hello Ma!” interrupted with the the Joy Theatre, when Paul Mantz,
technical expert, revealed that
sound recording.
Mantz and his men had flown 35,-
But Jed Prouty, Spring Bying­
000 miles shooting spectacular air­
ton and the other members of the
eat sequences wihich serve as a
famous family eagerly responded
thrilling background for the drama­
to the fans’ greetings—to the fur­
tic tropical romance.
ther woe of the director.
DESERT MOVED IN—
ROSEMARY BEGAN
Sixty-seven truck loads of desert
AS BAND VOCALIST—
rocks, 10 truck loads of weeds, 100
Rosemary Lane, feminine star century plans and a variety of
of “Blackwell’s Island,” the War­ cacti were among the items that
ned Bros, film opening Saturday at Rudolph Bylek, 20th Century-Fox
the Joy Theatre, was “discovered” landscape artist, had to collect
while she and her sister were try­ from the nearby California desert
ing out a song in a glass cubicle to add life to the set representing
News of the
Theatre
¡ RIGHT OUT OF THE AIRt
By EARLE FERS IS.——.— ———4
eorge bhelton , below, now the Sunday
night CBS "Screen
min for the com­ Guild Show.” and she paid foi it
G edy plays ot straight
Tom Howard on the "Model hersell. She was vacationing at Palm
Springs and not want ins to inter -
rupt It. conducted all ot her rehear­
sals for the program over long­
distance telephone lines.
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Among the nobbyists being pre­
sented at the “Hobby Lobby" of the
New York World's Fair is a man
who paints pictures on cobwebs; one
who sears his flesh with hot trona;
another who plays music on drink­
ing glasses; a knife collector' and
the owner of a canine magician
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Minstrels" program over CBS Mon­
day nights. George, however, can
do comedy himself, if necessary,
having startec his professional ca­
reer as a Dutch monologist His
early inspirations were Bobby Clark
and Cliff Gordon, stalwarts of the
two-a-day when vaudeville was in
flower. Shelton, now 32, was wear­
ing knee pants then.
Ted Collins, producer of the Kate
Smith Hour, has a camera that Is
mounted on a gun stock and "fired"
from the shoulder. He used it at
the show once and caused a near
riot when someone thought the
cameraman was about to assassi­
nate Kate.
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Ireenc Wicker, pictured below, for­
merly the Singing Lady, has brought
her lullabies back to the Yankee
Your week’s Program at th:
JOY THEATRE
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rector W. S. Van Dyke II that all the role of th a texcher, anJ sel­
of us should bo able to sec our­ dom has a first performance shown
selves cf some years back in that such real talent. A word of praise
should also go to Terry Kilburn
hilarious presentation.
Andy Lewis Stone is splendid co for his fine portrayal of the pathe­
the Judge, Fay Holden r.s Mother tic, yet funny “Stickin’ Plaster."
Hardy, Sara Haden as Aunt blilly
i and Cecilia Parker rs the sister,
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'Marian. Mickey Rooney’s Andy is
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I but another preof—if one were
ever needed—of this young man’s
AT YOUR
tare ability to sway audiences t>
tears or laughter at will. A new-"
SERVICE
comer to the cast and to the I TO ’EL? YOU SELL
screen is Helen Gilbert, who plays’
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The beautiful Madeleine Carroll,
pictured here. Is the new keeper
of the minutes" on the Sunday night
NBC program. "The Circle." She
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upholds the woman s viewpoint on
the broadcasts and attempts 'o keep
Groucho Marx under control. The
latte? Is her most difficult assign­
ment.
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Rudy Vallee's police dog guards
his car while Rudy is rehearsing on
Thursday for his wee’-.ly variety
hour over the NBC-Red network.
The dog is actually a very friendly
animal, but his appearance makes all
passersby give the car a wide berth.
DOUBLE FEATURE
Saturday, July 22
THE ‘FOUR DAUGHTERS’ DISCOVER.
IN A NEW STARTLING PERFORMANCE’
JOHN GARFIELD
BUS SCHEDULE
ROSEMARY LANE •STANLEY FIELDS
fem. pi »» b, Cr...
Wilbur • Origin«! Story by Crane Wilbur S Lab Kati • A First
WARNCR BBC»
Sunday and Monday, July 23 and 24
rOGETHER FOR THE FIRST THRILLING TIME
PAL NIGHT
Tuesday, July 25
FEATURE
DOUBLE
Hitt COM« «SCOI
fight » n G’
SINGING’
XRTIFICIAL ICICLE
THAT DRIPS----
Because arc lights melt icicle« a
Iollywood set designer turned out
rn artificial icicle which actually
Jrips water but which does not
nelt. Used for the first time in a
Swiss ch let scene
for “Bridal
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Suite,” screening at the Joy Thea-
re Tuesday with Annabella and
¡obert Young, the prop icicles were
nade of hollow glass with a tiny
’.ole at the tip. They are the work
of setdesigner Harry McAfee and
vere fastened to the prop snow—
eal snow melts—with plaster cov-
red by tallow. They were filled
vith water before being hung up.
nd dripped r.t intervals. When
"obert Young forgot to duck while
calking undci a cluster of them,
he glass broke and an unexpected
bower ran down his neck.
3BJECT LESSON—
°'v.n
SONG NIGH?
Wednesday, July 26
Carole
.ove...Melodrama
nd heartbreak!
James
LOMBARD STEWART
Made for
Each Other
Produced by DAVID O. SELZNICK
Dirtcfreib* John Cromwell »Screen play by Jo Swerliof
Presented by Selznick International
Release* tbre Vaile* ArtiUi
Thursday and Friday, July 27 and 28
TERMINAL
The Cozy Fountain
AGENT:
Mrs. Earl L. Smith
PHONE:
582 for information
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
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n “The Return of the Cisco Kid,”
tarring Warner Baxter and open­
rig Tuesday at the Joy Theatre.
Directed by WILLIAM McGANN *
■aiMMiPKtare . Presented
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For lovely hands, play a musical
Instrument. Is the advice which
Marek Weber. NEC's violinist-con­
ductor, gives to ladies. Virtually
every Instrument calls for deft
fingering, and practice produces a
trim, streamlined, well -formed
hand. Weber points out that at­
tractive hands are the rule among
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concert musicians.
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Irene Dunne had the mos expensive
rehearsal ever given an actress on
In "both costumes and furnishings,
Ma’e fcr I'ach Other,” David O.
oelnick’s new film drama, co-star-
ing Carom Lombard and James
Kart, and shewing at the Joy
"heatre, is ; n object lesson to
oung married wctr.cn. In keeping
ith the fact the story is of an
tverage married couple, the cloth
,ig worn by Miss Lombard, and
ho furnish ngs of her apartment,
eject moderation. Travis Benton
osigned suits, coats and dresses
or Miss Lem'aid. Eeing original;
designs, th y naturally ran above
tverage'tort fcr both materiil and
tailoring.
PREPARED REVIEW—
The lucky seventh of the Hardy I
Family sories, “Andy Hardy Gets
Spring Fever,” playing at the Joy
Theatre Thursday, is proof that
audiences like those pictures rnd
that Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer i.s more
‘han keeping tp the splendid pace
■ et by the preceding productions.
Told entertainingly, the story is
of how Judg> Hardy a’most fares
ruin through being mulcted by
crooked promoters and how young;
I Andy falls romantically in love
with his drrmatics da’s teacher.
The judge finally manages to re-
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network. For several years she has
led all the palls as the most popular
children's program star. This series
is starring her in her own name
something her fans have repeatedly
requested.
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Put a showman at the helm of a
radio program and you're sure of
having a hit series. Since George
Jessel, below, was assigned the mas­
ter of ceremonies stint on "For Men
Only," the rating of the series has
Thursday and Friday, July 20 and 21
fiiEY L ived T he S trangest S tory I n A ll H istory
I With Every Order
oomed rapidly. Jessel s easy *n-
formality in handling guest stais,
omething he learned in years cf
rouping, Is a prime ¡actor in his
nicrophone success.
The Forest . Grove
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;ain his money and Andy returns I
to his old sweetheart, Polly Bene­ I
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dict, before the last reel' is over,
rhe high spot cf the evening for
aughs is the high school play in
vhich Andy plays the leading role.
This is so expertly handled by Di­
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