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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Thursday Aft
Fiance Gomes s
First With
Young Starlet
By Patricia clary
United Press Staff Correspondent
' HOLLYWOOD iUP Oale Bob
bins, ihe girl who waited six years
for her'best beau to graduate from
higlj School and college and an
other' year while he went to offi
cer's candidate school, is still wait
ing up "for "It"
And ' while she waits, she said,
her career comes second.
Miss bobbins, a singer. gav ii
nitht clu1 jol)s so she could go mil
with her wnan. She gave up con
tracts wil h New York model agen
cies and Hollywood producers lo
stay toy his '.side. She was all set foi
stardom wl'iert she quit lo wail
around arm;! Minus for him.
I he star! it who doesn't care
abiAit stardoiii is making a come
back now ii.l 20th Ceiiltirv -Fox's
Oil You Beaiuliful Doll " Thai's
the studio wluAi'e slu was working
when she gave ft all up to sta uiili
lier husband. I.t. Bob Olson
Miss Robbins met OKoii at a
school dance in iVhicago when she
Wis 14 and he Hi. Two eai- l.ili'i .
when 'she was a succt-vsful model
and he a college studeni ih got
engaged Willi the understanding
liie wouldn't get nlairittl until he
Ala. Business Man
Thanks Sea If 's Tor
Rclk?f: Gained 25 Lbs.
W Of 13
.Mr v John B. Graham. 913 Monl-
40intr Ave.. Annisaon. .ia .
writes: During
the war I was
do n lo onlv 1 10
pou ml- 'ind so
w e a k 1 could
ISbarelv walk I
: i was rclea.-ed troin
all war duties be-
I cause I was too
weak to work I
had sli tiered so
i. r-.nh9m much irm pa-
eous indigestion, which often re
sulted in vomiting, that it looked
like I would never be able to en
joy another meal. I had no appe
tite and felt so weak and nervou
m hands trembled and 1 couldn't
sleep at night. Scalf's Indian River
Medicine brought quick and amaz
ing relief to me. That's why 1
like to tell others about it."
Scarf's is on sale at all pood drug
stores: try it today. Nothing Re
place Us Years Of Use.
l.i-ten to Scalt's Harmoneers
guartet over WWNC. Dial 570, at
M:3U A M . Mon. through Fri
Complstelv Cowed Actor Works To
nevive wiu nine
Singing Styles
By PATRICIA CLARY
I'nited Press Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD cUPi This is a
personal invitation to you
rom Dan Dailey to join ine
SFRTOKAOS.
There's nothing to mail, no
mono lo send, no dues to pay.
Just get the family around the
piano after dinner and yodel a
ihorus of "Shine On. Harvest
Moon.'' and you. too. can belong to
the Society for Reviving the Old
1 ashioned Art of Singing.
Dailev. the movie star, and the
four King's Men singers, Ken
Darby. Rad Robinson, Buddy Linn
and Jon Dodson are the founders.
We're starting the ball rolling."
Dailey said, "and we hope to have
145.000.000 members that's the
whole country before we're
' through."
The idea started when Dailey
was rehearsing a guest shot on the
King's Men summer radio show,
which replaces Fibber McGee and
Molly, and they got to chinning
about singing.
"I was telling them how my folks
a!wa- used to sing around the j
house togehter," Dailey said. "The j
other boys said their families used
lo do a lot of singing in the eve-
nings loo We were all what you'd j
call average Americans, maybe a j
I little more musical than most. j
Not So Today )
Hut where's there anybody
making their own music in the
i American home today'' Junior's
out in his hot rod. Dad's watching
the fights on television, and Mom's
;:t the movies."
And that, the live men decided,
is one of the things wrong with
hen thev w-ilcd!1"'1''1'" , '"r
that was popular in the home rU
years ago provided a warm oouu
which helped keep the family
united and happy.
"One of the complaints about
At Strand ' At Park Thea Ire Thursday & Friday
IT? WfP" 1
I? i if
THIS Deing .National Dairy Month,
Albert del Rio, El Paso, Tex., feels
that it's his patriotic duty to down
the ,lass of milk in front of him. Of
course, milk builds bone and sinew
but he's thinking of sodas, pop
and such things. ( iitcrnufionul )
w a- L'ladr.ited
Sticks To Chicaso
Powers and I'oiiovcr were al-,-,
,,,l . .i 1 1 ill'-: Mi-- Uobbin- to .New
York She wrote and said no.
thanks. She wouldn't dream of
ie.nu.g Chicaco
When Cale was 18 she made her
singing debut at F.rnie B field's
Pump Room SIk gi't oll'ers to sing
,,; the Waldm 1 ii. New Yolk and at
.wank ni'jht -not- in Florida. She
said no. Sin sang with -uch bands
I.... d.hH''. anil the late Hal
Kemp'-, but nnl
Chicaiio.
And
nliielv v
work at night." she
I wauled lo go out
7
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jftf ft
, 4 'if , Pr CMf'
in
it
June Allyson and Peter Lawloid a
Technicolor Classic. "Little Women'
today and tomorrow.
they appear in the
playing at the Park
ploiious
Theatre
jActress Suggests
, 'Best-Dressed'
I List For Workers
I By PATRICIA CLARY
i United Press Stall' Correspond.:
HOLLYWOOD (U. P i S,n
Ann Sheridan, one of the natnm
best-dressed women, say .-. Hi, .
ought to be a best-dressed h-i t,,
working girls.
Any woman can make the
best list. Miss Sheridan sav.
she spends an unlimited amonni on
buttdns and bows. It's not fan to
the girl on a budget.
The movie oomph girl and Iki
100 dresses have made two he t.
dressed lists, lt d be a real tii.
the says, if she had done it m
20 budget frocks.
"That's where the average vniinr
woman in America really hiuk,
iier good taste count," Mi Stan
dan said. "All things con.iden,
the American woi king girl i . .,boin
the best-dressed woman onn
find.
The average American gill luli
! its her wardrobe to simple, cla--ic
clothes that stay in style until tin
M h,
Fog.
The
wiih hand
1 hail
explained,
with Hob
So sh,'
dioppid sin;
ii. g
;ol : iob singing nil the
radio in I he daytime. F.ddie Cantor
heard her and olli ied her a job in
llanio F.ves on Hioadwa. Movie
offers c.uiie lioni I niversal MOM
and Fon O.ile said no. C'.raduat ion
was just around the corner
Rul a- soon a- Bob got hi- degree
in engineering, be enlisted.
Makes One Picture
This tune Mi Rohhins took
2nih C'eiuurv-FoN on a screen test.
The sHlillo put her into "In the
Mi aniline. Darling." with Jeanne
Or, nr. Alur the icture. Miss Rob-bin-
flew to Hay. Kan., where she
and OI-on were marni'd at Walker
Air Field.
going lo star me in Greenwich
Village' because both Betty Orable
and Alice Faye were having babies.
And he was going to feature me
with Hetty in 'The Dolly Sisters.'
Rut 1 said no."
i She got fired and went lo be with
' her husband until he was sent
overseas.
! Since the war. the Olson family
has settled in southern California.
, Ol-'on has got a job and Mrs. Olson
1 has made a half dozen movies.
"I thought we were all set. hut
what hapens7" she sighed. "He
got the building bug and now he's
1 going to UCLA for a degree in
1 architecture. He works days and
I'm
When I came back." she re-i g to senoot iiigms auo ...e
ailed. Mr Zanuck told me he was still .waiting for hhu
MASSIE'S DEPT. STORE
WEEK-END
BIG SAVINGS OS ItlY ITEMS
Rebel Trio. Robert Young. Shir
ley Temple and John Agar co
star in "Adventure in Baltimore,"
starting at the Strand Theatre
Sunday.
Jack Carson
Has Six Books
Filled With Gags
By PATRICIA CLARY
L'niled Press Slall Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD i UP' There are
more than 112 ways of getting a
laugh out of a trombone, and Jack
C'arson has them all down in a
book.
i No other comedian, says Carson.
1 can make that statement.
Carson has six books, in fact, of
j gags and sub-gags indexed and
(cross-indexed to help him get the
; best out of comedy situations,
j "This isn't the ordinary comedi
an's file of jokes for all occasions,"
! he said. "Everybody has those. This
is for eomedyiisituHtions. I've been
collecting them for 10 years. It
would take anybody else a lifetime
to duplicate these."
Carson's books tell how to get
the best laugh out of falling down
a flight of stairs. They contain 14
funny ways to extinguish a two
alarm blaze on the lop of your tou-
pee. They list a sure-fire method of
j getting a laugh from an undertak
, ing parlor.
Hilarious Headings
Under "T" in the index iVol. 5.
i page Tfii come such hilarious head-
i iiifs as Trip Hammers, Trombones,
j Turnstiles. Turkeys. T - Bone
I Steaks. Turtles. Tap Dancing.
! Teeth ifalsel and T.N.T. All come
' with subheads with outlines of
! methods for laugh-get ing.
Selections picked at random
from the "F" file include Falsies.
Flapjacks, Fire Engines. Fishing
Tackle, Fords. Fan Dancers
Fence Posts and Fall
last devotes 17 pages to slippin'-' on
banana peels, diving through win
dows and tumbling down stairs.
Cafsou is modestly proud uf the
i fact that approximately 40 of the
! "situation gags" used in sequence
ol Columbia's "Good Humor Man."
I in which he stars, came directly
i from his collection. Five came from
the "Trombone hie alone.
This still leaves Carson with 107
trombone comedy situations.
"I figure I won't have to add any
more to that file." he said. "One
hundred trombone jokes ought to
last till 1 retire."
Up
Sisters-in-Law Double
MEMPHIS. Tenn. tU.Ri- -Mrs.
T. E. Burns and her sister-in-law,
; Mr-. L. A. Montague, think it's a
good idea to have children with the
same birthdays. Two years in a
row on the same day in May the
women went lo the hospital to
gether, shared the same room and
the same doctor and became
mothers.
y" " 1 ' " iii-nrntrifmrnrnwrnm I,,.
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modern life is that Ihe family is
j disintegrating." Robinson said.
"We think that families who resur
rect an interest in singing around
!the piano will find they have more
in common."
People used to sing regularly at
the dinner table. It promoted both
camaraderie and digestion. Now
Emily Post torbii - it.
"So we're starting the
SFRTOFAOS." Dailey said reso
lutely. "It'll be an uohill climb, but
we'll talk it un to our friends. Any
body who starts the family singing
can join.
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