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GENE HANDSAKER
AP Newsfeatures
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Hen 's One Man That Says
Making Love To Pretty
Women, And Getting Big
Money For It, Is Boring
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M.ml llinnsaiids In niakr riui ic love
In beaulil'iil laUes" and lb.1
acinic e)ei lence and asMicial ions
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husband whenever 1 iiiii."
Meanwhile Miv Tierney lias a
home here for herself and her two
daughters. Daria, live, and Chris
I inu. seven months.
"When Olei ran he Willi us,"
she said, "we're ei happy."
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PhUli THEATRE
PROGRAM
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FKIDAV. Aug. 12
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fW- ii;N0IX . O-KEESE 2f dA
SATURDAY, An". i:i
ays he's happier bi in a liee-lanee
aiior.
"I like beinn able to say. 'Yes,
I'd like to do that part' or No. 1
wouldn't,' ' the bobbysoxcrs dream
boat explains, his brown eyes sober
under an upswept forelock. "At a
bill studio ou feel like you're
hack in prep school Nobody dis
cusser anythiiiL! with oii or asks
Mini- viewpoint. Things are strictly
impersonal."
The linen wholesaler's son, born
Alfred Alderdice in Brooklyn,
-pent si years at Metro. Me rose
Ik, in $M0() to $2,0(10 a week. Played
in -aiuie uni ni-he.irled successes
like "The Cieen Years ' and some
ill-appointments like "The Iteein
i.intf or the End." Ills and the
mammoth studio's parting last
Apiil was, he says, friendly.
"I felt Metro bad built me as far
us they were going to," he said the
other day on the set of an inde
pendent production called "Ru
pert." "The last couple of years
the studio had been occupied with
uiujg to rebuild people in whom
it had much greater investments
l ban it had in me.
"I told th;m I'd rather be free
unless they had some plans for jne
They knew I was unhappy about
'Scene ot lite Clime.' " In lhat Tom
play? a rookie police detective.
"Nothing to do but stand around,"
i he declared ' It would have been a
! great showcase for somebody who'd
never been in a picture." Tom
'added. "I enjoyed woiking at Met
'io itii much 1 liked my direc-
toi- 1 in t?i ale-f ul for the oppor-liiiutie-
i h.nl At a studio like that,
oil nik with -oiIih of the finest
people in the industry."
Tom. now 30. grew up in New
Rr.chelle. ... Y Much of his fath-
er .- suiiii uuu loiiune was lost in
ihe ".'ii .to. k era h His father died
v.i, in T.,m wa 10, hi- mother when
he was 17 Attci pei terming in the
PoiiHhl,. -ep ie - ii in in e r theater
when he wj-: it',. T.nii would hear
none of In ruardian's plans for
linn lo enter the steel business.
Al'lei (niie dr. ana tiilorinK, he
j placed in three Broadway flops. A
; pari in the movie. "The Howards
J of Virginia." appalled Tom. "I
.'.as :l. bul I came over like a 14
i eai -old 1-. id."
HOLLYWOOD Elizabeth Tay
lor tells her fiance that he's a
leekless automobile driver. He's
a daredevil on water skis. He's
also an expert inotorboat mechanic,
the vice-president of the Miami,
f la , bus s -tem. and a dark, hand
some gu ith "beautiful" eyes.
So reports black-haired, beauti
ful, buie-e..ed Miss Taylor, just
back with tier i.. other and a deep
tan fioai a FUulda visit during
which the betiothal was announced.
I dropped around to the Taylor's
Spamsh-style Beverly Hills home
for the low down Elizabeth, in a
low-rut, becomingly full-skirled
gown, sat on a somber, tapestried
English divan.
She met 2'J ear old William
Pawley, Jr., she -.aid. tails la t
Mart h. a few da : alter Jier sev
enteenth biiihday. in Miami. Her
-;ieal -uncle had Kiveii a birthday
pain for her but Hill couldn't at
tend because "he had another
dale. " The unci. . II. maid Viuiie!
and five or six others hail been
telling Elizabeth. " Tin re's the
most wonderful boy in the world
I waul you to meet."
So the uncle arranged a blind
dale Elizabeth's lirsl. Elizabeth
was an hour late, liill had sent her
two white orchids Elizabeth said:
"1 was expecting him to look like
a rich crow. Hut there he stood
looking like a .Ion Whitcomb draw
ingdark hair and big starry blue
eves."
Elizabeth's red-haired, attrac
tive mother put in at this point:
"I suppose he was expecting to
meet a blase movie star instead of
a little girl." They went dining
and dancing with two other cou
ples. After that it was dates nearly
every day and evening -dancing,
movies, and zipping about the bay
and ocean in Hill's flO-niile-an-hour
speedboat. Eliabet h doesn't re
member when they became en
gaged. "1 think he legan asking,
'When are you going to marry me?'
and I'd make some wisecrack."
He's a "wonderful" water-skier
but scared Mrs. Taylor with his
hair-raising swerves at bridge pil
ings. "I got lo the point," she
sighed, "where I decided, 'If he
wants to plaster himself all over a
post I just won't look.' " She
thinks his dare-deviltrv may be the
result of Hying the Hump in India
as an Army transport pilot almost
daily for three years. Elizabeth
said. "He wants to take me flying,
but I'm scared."
iJeniiis O Keefe and Barbara Button find time out for love in the
sensational my U; tilni "Cover Up" at the Park theatre on Fnday.
Washington Is Getting
More Than Share Of Heat
FRENCH TREES TAKE ROOT
CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP.)
t- ive tree seedlings disembarked by
the French "merci" train on its
trip through West Virginia were
planted at the state conservation
commission's Lesage nursery. At
least two are intended for trans
planting to the eapitol grounds
here.
With
L;ite Show
And
"ONR LAST FLING"
Ai cis Smith and Zncherv Scott
SIMXIAL AGENT
With
William Eyth
Sl'NDA V. Aug. 14
; One out of every IS U. S. families
is dependent on milk for part of its
livelihood.
Target Queen
A NEW ALTITUDE RECORD...
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MARTHA CAROL ' M -
RAYE- BRUCE 4)SM M'T
Coming MONDAY - TUESDAY, Aug. 15 - 16
fi!f4 ...... d.v r.uiui - ""NL . I
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HAVER BOLGER MacRAE -
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ilk CHARLIE miGSLES S. I. SMU : . f
WHEN lomi 2,000 outttandlnf
marksmen from 43 ctatei, Mexico,
Canada and Cuba gather at Dayton,
Ohio, Aug. 19 to 27 for the Grand
American Trapthooting Tourna
ment, keep an eye on Mra. Lela Hall
Frank (above). Sierra Madre, CaL
Winner of eight women clay target
champlonshipi, ah might become
tha flnt woman to cop tha grand
American tlUt. (IntrrwationaQ
The United States produced more
than 19 million tons of paper and
paperboard in 1940.
lly JANE EAl)S
lAP Neusfealllleiil
WASHINGTON The nation's
ipital is earning its reputation.
this summer at least, as the coun
try's too host to a combination of
heat and humidity lhat some swear
eventually will wilt the Washing
Ion Monument. For some citizens
this record sweltering is merely the
other fellow's griping. They are
the folks who can leave town or
who live in air-conditioned apart
ments and hotels, have yachts and
private swimming pools.
There is also little or no brow
inopping on the part of most for
eign diplomats assigned to Wash
ington. Most of the embassies are
at least partially air-conditioned.
In addition there are about a dozen
or more country clubs edging the
city, offering the illusion of a re
sort vacation within a few miles
of steaming down town Washing
ton. Some of these, like the Chevy
Chase Country Club are ultra-ultra
and cater to a chosen few bul
some are open !.j all who own land
within a given area.
one ot i lie biggest ot these is
the Congressional Country Club.
Its first President, back in 1 924,
was former President Herbert
Hoover, then Secretary of Com
merce.
cur wnai aDout tne average
worker in the nation's bee-hive'
Again, .some are luckier than olh
ers. T lie eapitol, the Senate and
mouse onice Duiuiings are air-
cooled.
The White House, is air-rondi
uoneu throughout. So are numer
ous others, including I he new Stale
Department building, the Penta
gon. Labor Department, EC A, Fed
eral Security, Justice Department
and the Supreme Court.
Some time ago the White House
soi uiu a neai policy . i ins pro
vides dismissal ot federal employ
ees from extremely hot building:
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WAYNESVILLE
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
PROGRAM
Shows Start at 8 P. M.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AUG. 11-12
FIGHTER SQUADRON
With Edmund O'Brien, Robert Stack and John Rodney
PLUS SELECTED SHORTS
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1.3th
THUNDER HOOF
With Preston Foster, Nancy Stuart and William Bishop
PLUS SELECTED SHORTS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14th. (Show at 9 P. M.)
MICKEY
Featuring Lois Butler, Bill Gordon
This is a Cinecolor
5BBr r
PLUS SELECTED SHORTS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 15-16
THE PLUNDERS
A Truecolor featuring Ilona Massey
PLUS SELECTED SHORTS 1
Gore Gives 32
Room Hotel To
Sisters Of Charity
Over in HendersoitVillc R. II
Gore, owner of the 32-room Park
Hill Hotel, has given the build
ing, and spacious grounds as a
memorial to his mother, to the
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth,
Ky. The organization will use the
property as a convalescent home
and a retreat house. The place will
be renamed St. Mary's of The
Mountains.
Mr. Gore is well known in Hay
wood, and at one time showed some
interest in the possibility of erect
ing a modern hotel here.
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MARTHA HYR SIEVE BROW J 1
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PLUS
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Also Chap. No. 7, Federal Agents v I ndtrvJ
Calumet Farm
Famous Cala.nit fan..,
miles out of Lexinfi 11, Ky ,
2,500 acres. Virtually all
racing honors
met in recent
have fallen
years.
a feyv
covers
major
to Calu-
or portions of buildings, when tem
perature and liuuiidily combine to
make "conditions of extreme dis
comfort". A chait is provided to
give supervisors a cue as to when
conditions of extreme discom
fort" are obtained:
"Ninety degrees of temperature
and 70 per cent humidity; 91 de
grees and G8 per cent, 92 and G3;
94 and 55: 95 and 50; 9ii and 45;
97 and 40; 98 and :18; 99 and .'14,
and finally 100 degrees and 30
per cent humidity."
SUNDAY ONLY,
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I lilt MJMi-rlLLtU, JUT-HLUI) SUU I
TO LOUISA MAY ALCOITS 0 I
''LITTLE WOMEN" ijfi&gff
m GLORIA JEAN MfM-
' JIMMY LYDON sfllaTjl
jg JOHN HUBBARD if-i'li 'fl
.' FRANCES RAFFLKTY
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TURN LEFT AT COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE - 151 AK
LFFT IT
We are pleased to announce z change of manage
ment and policy of the Ranch House. We cater to
ladies and gentlemen, serving the finest of foods
by candlelight, midst a refined atmosphere.
The Management
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V1SITIN'C1
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