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Movie Being Made Without
Lot Of Printed Gredits
Coming To Slrctnd Sunday
HOLLYWOOD LP' V.ovie Ho
trs stiff from sitiiim t tiriitil reels
of printed credits fur fifth i t -Mil
directors and '.lie mac who pol
ished l he si!vervv;re c.i:; I .ke heart.
Producer (.Icortie turnu,v
out a muv le vwl h ' 1" ii '' 'I 11 ed
its a ! all
When -HuiH-r: II !ir- .:
the-lc vwn'l cVell be .1 'l luVd Ml I,
lo lt-il v oil Inch teal in 11 I-.
C'iedil are uecosart P.i!
Stars Like Coffee
Made By Former.
Cook In The Navy.
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it , makes t tit e
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for Mime of Hol
t.'!ainorous stars
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collcc-makcr ii the Navy and
mi;!, -all accidentally IV! I in his
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ro-r body .-aid llie collee was
":. In -! Ihev i-ver tasted. " he said.
I b, a -nme myself, and il wasn't
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Arthur, Franz. Jean Heather and Wallace Kord -!iare trie top roles
in Eagle Lion's Cineeolor ouldoor acivenHire ruiin't. "Hed Stal
lion In Th Roekit-s." oeiiiiif al tlx Siranrl Sui .'.'.v.
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1 Hie work into the story.
I- llle til'-l lull length pir
I'al. I be man who mad'.'
in ;iii,ii.- That's why he's
lo do ewi'Mliinsd right.
oiii-lion nt ooeniiif; credits
- b. i-ii an involve d one. " I Turner. Clark Cable
Sometime- exeiuiives and son and Van Johnson never miss a
;.,v, iiiiiliail- which guar- cup of O Hara's brew in I lit moi :i
,,l , ii name- vi ill be used ing.
,:,, i, !'!i,ie even are arhi- Whenever O Hara is assigned to
,,.i,-,-.iti, -t - lo decide which a picture 'his job is maintenance
l (i, -tli; on picture. 'mam. he sets up '"s two-burner
, ihinu- don't apply to ' stove and coffee pot in a quiet
II. bul I feel ijoikI about i corner.
IV I'lciine i- shaping up. : "The word gets around, be frin
!! -ii ci i (lit where it ned. "I have stars from al! the
: other pictures dropping in for
some coffee."
1 ' " "' " ' """K. He currently is assigned lo the
niuieai .-vaney. c.oes io i'.
where his regulars include Ann
Sothern. Jane Powell and Carmen
Miranda.
How It Happened
O'Hara discovered bis ability
with the coffee pol during the last
war when he was a first cla ship
fitter on the minesweeper Chief
in the Marshall Island-.
"The coffee on ship was awful."
he said., "One day one of the of
ficers asked me if I could make
coffee. I guess he was desperate.
"I had sort of an idea, so I tried
! some. But in the process ol putting
the coU'ee in the pot. 1 knocked a
salt shaker oil the shell and some
Hollywood
Film Shop
bv PATRICIA CLARY
Ciiii d Press Staff Correspondent
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tlnrilis you ar jutt v.ond.uu!."
patched pants, he rode lo town oi.
ot the sail get mixed in.
The re w i r i :. uch I could do He wouldn't bet on Ronald Cole-
a'.xuii il. s. I cooked it the way it man. Sidney Greenstreet or Ed-
was. And ii UnT.cd out pretty j ward G. Robinson giving; him a
cunl." I glad hand either. They've all let
Now O'Hara always-- u-cs a pinch him know they can get along uit li
ft salt beloie siaitiiig the coffee out his impressions. And Katharine
lo b.ew. He ir.eastirts a rounded Hepburn once pasted him on the
tablespoon of coliee to the cup. jaw in a Boston night club.
An extra on the set. Bob Davis j "My part in this picture ought to
by name, proved that O Hara s j make them all 4iappy," he added,
coffee really a- a distinctive j "I get kicked in the face and
flavor. ; thrown out a skyscraper window.
HOLLYWOOD il'Pi- A brash
v.uins mimic has taken a movie job
io prove he's as good an actor as j
most of the stars he imilale-;. I
"People think a mimic is strictly I
a carbon-copy purasile." Arthur'
Blake said. "Well, some ol the act
ina power that I've 'Jeen puttini;
into Charles Laughton and liar- i
bara Stanwyck will be gciujj into
Arthur Blake now.
Now that he has his first movie
vfil, at CsalA.I .inn ii "1-Niit ot N. I V
York." Blake said burning up a.- U.e old mule, his guitar -i.apyed
tors would come second in his Iiu aiound his neck m an empr In
to' straight film uciiiifc. Kut h -- tiUer bag.
a little worried about geiunt; im i-v ' Alul" ls a M"ie'
parlg 'Cinderella lode lo her ball Hi a
"I don't know whether I -hould b. ao.ifur earriage drawn by what
play with any of the stars I've i l.oi si s." Arnold chuckled, "but iu
lampooned." he worried. "My agent ! old mule started and finished a.
ssid something about a part in ' mule.
Bette Davis picture, but can you Arnold s fairy godmother turned
imagine what she'll do to me ni , out to be the public. Everybody
movies after what I've done to her I who beard him sing liked him so
much that, over the last hve years,
he has sold 8.000.000 records of his
songs.
He put out an Eddy Arnold song
book. 50 cents a copy, and he sells
80.OOO copies, of that a year. Tlu-ie's
an Eddy Arnold guitar-shaped pin.
also 50 cents, and also selling close
lo 100.000 a year.
He does radio shows and makes
personal appearances. He gels
5.000 fan letters a week. Now he
has a large farm close by the place
where he used to pick the cotton.
and he breeds Tennessee walking
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not my head hut
side.
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jouie name ot lie oui ... , . HJ
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in
lflght clubs?"
No Glad Hand
f alling lor a l,Ui. , n
harder ihan faliiiw nlr"
he added. You din't ,
exactly withm e.-o,. , , lhJ
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I wet 11 ou and t
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1 haven't had collee like this That's my answer to people vv ho 1 n()rSf.s thtre as a hobby
since 1 lelt I hi
Chief." lie remarked,
out lo he a v,ar-.time
(i H.i! a -
minesweeper
lie turned
buddy of
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CARD OK THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives for their ex
pressions ot sympathy and the
beautiful flowers sent during the
death of our wife, mother, and
grandmother.
Dunk Robinson and Family
The small amount of steei made
in C. S. colonial days was ust d
mainly, in bayoRcts, swords and
cutting tools.
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LAST TIMES TODAY
SATURDAY. Aug. 20
DOUBLE FEATURE
" "SOSrWSr THAT NtVtR LETS YOU GOI
GENE
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Mi broin
triacktry!
rro4 by b-vdok U0ion. Jr.
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Dlr.dd by Ted Teliloff . Screen Ploy by Mel dnelli
wish I'd drop dead."
Playing oneself al'ler playiug Sir
Laurence Olivier, Peter Lone and
Margaret O'Brien has its penis.
In Blake's first scene his voice
came out like Mae West's.
The second time lie slipped into
an impersonation ot Tallulah
Bankhead. Before long he had to
shut himself up in his (iressii:;:
room, as he was beginning to lu rk
like the director.
"I've got to create a completely
new personality." he said. "Even
so some star may accuse me of
playing the part in an imitation
of how he would have played il."
HOLLYWOOD UTi A plowboy
Cinderella who used to ride to
the ball on n sway-hacked mule
now is a radio, record and movie
star who gets more fan mail than
Cinderella ever dreamed about.
Eddy Arnold's rags - lo - riehes
climb has taken him from cotton
j hoeing through carnivals, tent
shows and one-night stands to
Hollywood where Columbia is star
ring him in a western musical.
"Feudin' Rhythm."
Fifteen years ago Eddy was pick
FRIDAY - SATURDAY, Auy. 19 - 20
DOUBLE FEATURE
Arnold can't attribute his Cin
derella story to a slipper like Cin
derella's . When he started his
career, he went barefoot. Couldn't
afford any shoes.
HOLLYWOOD (L'Pl Actor
Jose Ferrer, who fell down a flight
of stairs 21 times in one day and
came up smiling, says his secret is
that he really didn't fall at all.
Ferrer explained that he jusl
crumples up and doesn't let him
self actually fall until he's ml
inches from the floor.
"The secret isn't only relaxing."
he said. "You have to time the
collapse of your body so you ddni'l
fall until the last minute."
Illustrating his technique for the
rest of the east of 20th Century
Fox's "Whirlpool," Ferrer stood al
the top cf the stairs, then slumped
his head to his chest. His body
sagged from shoulder to waist. He
lifted his feet from the steps and
kepi on sagging from his waist to
ankles.- plummeting so that his
head was a few inches from the
floor before it suddenly hit.
"It took me a lot of time to learn
ing cotton and plowing the soil on! thai." he said, bounding up. "1 did
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a poor farm outside Henderson.
Tenn.
"I had an old. beat-up guitar,"
he said, "but niv brothers didn't
take my singin' very seriously.
Kveiy Saturday night they'd ride-
it eight times a week on Broadway
and I got hurt plenty before 1
learned how."
Hurt Only Once
The only time he's been hurl on
his new fall was when direetoi
off lo the candy breakings---that's ; Otto I'reminger asked him to fake
and
what they called the socials. They'd
leave me behind to clean up the
place."
Arnold attacked his chores like
an army of Dutch housemaid.;.
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the fall just so the camera could
follow him to his approximate
position.
"I knew Olto was wortied about
nie hurting my head and to 1 tried
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