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Film Hiot
FoaIs Kick to Town
On Mobile Roost
HOLLYWOOD . I I' i
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rit.'il motorist motioned J'ur tunnel
I'tarik Heeman It; null his lru.lt
o of lo the curb.
I In n ho vol out ami Inokvd
under the bed of I lit. tmrk to ho
ure that he still saw two ukl hens
and a rooster perched just ahoad
of I lie spare tire.
'I hank Moodness, they're S..JI
.dive." .ii.'lud the thoughtful uno-
lOI o t
Hul Kaiiiior Fireman wasn't tto
l.-a-l hit ilisturh.it.
"Shucks, trie hens and roosu-r
:-o to to.vn with me all (lie tun.' at
night because that's where thty
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Most Movies Have Girls
But 'Girl' Rare In Title
One Actor
Doesn't Want
To Be Actor
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FIVISHIttG TP
DURHAM ( APi - Lou. s Allen,
the first freshman ever to play
leBuljil.v on a Wallace Wade
loa.hcil football learn, is leading
Duke' Blue Devils this season.
t'aptain Allen, rated an All
Ameiira tac kle candidate hy Duke
hoo ters, tir-t played for Wade as
.i freshman in 1946. He now is
in In' final fj iiii. Allen entered
Duke in 19-ki after luu years in
llu N.nv.
lltli l.VWOt ) Ul'l Movie pro
(Ulcers are tui.ssiilii ;i hei, .laui,
Carle r announced. Kveryh.wiy
wants to see Kfrls in imivies, but
Hie producers never plug good pie
tus with the woid "girl" in llw
titles.
"Hoy meets iri is the basis of
most tilni plots." TVItss Tarter Said
'Why don't they use I he word
'gill' as a . troutf selling point?
'"The iniv il is ik, the word
'pirl' in a title indicates 99 times
out of 100 thai the pictiue is just
a Quickie lo hit the second half of
the double hill
"Tht?v never use the word in the
title of hit picture-;. Uhv. out of
the 110 lop grossing pictures in
Hollywood history, only two of
tin-in had the fatal word in Un
title "Harvey Girl-,' and Three
Smait Oil I-.'."
The movies thai do use the word
are the kind that most actresses
play in when Hi. Vie Icvinf lo fet
started. Mi-, Carter h, r ell played
111 -ouie of Ihe-e pol boilers , ilh
name-; like "Cadet tin I," "Cul in
Coming To The Strand
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e oilier ladies,
ml t i t s'.eil m
e.u-li other than in hitliim
i-e!e- s kitten. As long as
didn't take a notion to
. lie was i.erleith safe
!ln- -irnr she ol a sauce-
' ''nek . ream in reward. Then - I .
'.i- shev.d hack in reward. Then
'boved hack in a box whe'e
j a couple of doubles were standing
. by. Just in case she was a Hop as
I an actress.
and 'The Cul
id to A picture-,
Ns -1 .1 t i in l; in
Married a Corn-
she
the
WAYNES VILLE
DBIVE-IN THEATBE
PROGRAM
Troiihh
Case."
Having (iro 're'
Miss t'arti r now
KKO Kadios T
1 1 1 u 1 1 i I '" .
Suspects Male Plot
"'1 hev (i.uld call that."
I mil ed. " "The Ciihiiuunist and
I Cirl ."
j Tin- explanation. Mi;s Carter al
lovs. is pi'nhabh- that movie e.Nec
n:ives are tr.viiiij lo keep niri-. in
thiir place. So the.v delibei atel.
us, the word on pictures they know
won't make any money anyway.
".VIovie executives are predomi
nantly rna-culine." she said. ""This
is a suhi!.. plot to keep women
umhr I heir thumb,
"They know that over a period
of fliiie (hey will upset our finely
balanced, sensitive leinperanii nts.
and we'll have inferiority com
plexes and will accept without
out-si ion all assignments and salaries."
Shows Start at 7:00 P
9
M.
And producers
continue tilling
:' tints, -he added,
as "'.Man on Hit
"The Thiul Man"
Out"'.
will he able lo
their good pu-.
Willi such ii. one
1 L'ill'el Tower,"
and "Odd Alan
HOLLYWOOD (HP) The one
ai tor in lnu'ii who doesn't want to
' bf one I f..ih Hope s "ambassador
( (it t Ood V ill "
He is Charles Couley, a longtime
as-o.i.ile of Hope's who takes hit
part in ..Il hi pictures. He's done
so well "i them that he's woi ked
up lo an important part as a wal-rus-niu;ta
hed bartender in his
i urrent "Fanry Pants",
" I've foi a break any comedian
would co for in that pait," Cooley
said, not without nride. "1 liope
tln v l.uu'li at iiit', sure. But it
wouldn't break my heart if I didn't
, Sfl another part. I'm just not
' anxious to he an actor except of
colli" e with Hope "
(oolcv Aft', orl'ers to appear
vilh ii I.t r tan, but he turns them
; down.
- 1 mipi o e I nii"hl pile up a nice
hit of don "h." he said, "but I won't
i leave Hob Vfs loyalty is lo him. I
.want lo t.i. wiih him for as long
! a be warn i me, and I hope that
will he a lil'et line."
Cirew Cp Toother
Piiil-sied Cooley and ski-nosed
Hope e.rew iliii the same Cleve
lai.d Ohio, neighborhood and Went
to school tou'elher. They appeared
in a comedy team in their home
town.
l ive years ago Hope sent for
Cooley to conic to Hollywood.
T.'e wanted me to be with him.
not only for old times sake, but
because our long friendship would
help hint in his busy schedule,"
Cooh", said. "Ht. calls me his 'am
ba sailor of Hood will.'
"1 meet a lot of interesting peo
ple, and vou couldn't find a better
!io- than liob, although our ar
I'ania iiteiit is like two pals working
torcl In is"
Cooley started actinu in Hope'.
I'ai .niiotinl piclures at the star's
iSh- I III
fcjjV"! $ Mix
ii in. i- .t-f'ijfeX-i; - - I
"It Happens Every Rprini?"
Paul Douela-:, coinint', lo the
I ari ing Ray Milland, Jean I'eters and
Str:md Theatre Monday and 'fue-day.
I'oi m gn ii,,, , ,i
The two Hiils , ,
easl of Hollv wood . ,
aril ruel 1 ;., ;:, , ' ,
'"' lo N. ii, :
Where ' i-y , . t - I
"Old m he jv i I,,.,,, M
"'Irsl Dal,.
"He ii-.keil in,. ul ;i
said. "We went i,, Ui'
taut-ant in his new , ,., .'
On June 13 19 ih .a" '
:he day after the ,, i l;
iiiarried. Now Ihev ,jW!
iiiburban Woodland ll,,'
now ai rival, Dan i ;,.
Hawthorne.
"Le's a gieai i,,, n
rr ..... ci ..
" nuws IJally M,,lu
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Sunday: ": ...... 1
eeiiiR nie in his pir-
eiiioy Deing there
Till KSDAV AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13-H
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M C M s BIG ALL-STAR MUSICAL
Starring
Ester Williams. Peter Lauford. Jimmy Durante
and Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra
Also
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OVERLAND TRAIL
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16
PRINCE OF THIEVES
Jon Hall and Patricia Morrison
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17-18
"SITTING PRETTY"
Maureen O'Hara. Robert Young
and Clifton Webb
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Actor Asks
Movie To
Kid Movies
I Award - winner Ronald Colman.
who's making a movie kidding radio
'giveaways, says he'd also like to
ep a movie kidding movies.
"We all need a kick in the teeth j
from time to time," Colman said.
"If e can satiiie radio giveaways
and television broadcasts, we outfit
to be able to satirize the movies.
And I d welcome seeing a picture
that did."
Oilman's "viveaway" picture,!
Many M. Popkin's "Champagne,
for Caesar, is his first since he 1
won the Oscar for "A Douhle Life."
In Ihat he satirized, in a way, ac
tois who live their parts. '
Although he made his reputation
as a diamatic star, Colman wants
now to do a comedy every other
puiure. One of (he .scripts he is
considering net is a satire on 1
Hollywood. ;
"And full of truth," he nodded. :
Satire Is Rare I
"Satire i one story tvpp that is'
si i n too seldom on the screen," he
added. "Its a hard thing to do. !
Often il di: inlerejates into hnr
lesque and low comedy." j
fn 'C'liainpaf.ne for Caesar," j
Colman plays a senior quiz Jjtl I
who runs a SI giveaway show ques- i
lion up to $43,0(10.000 and al-j
most lakes the r'iant jackpot con-I
....iiiv; oi ine sponsors corpora
lions. "If the Federal Conimunjcat ions
Commission doesn't kill give
aways." Colman said, "I think our
picture will.'-
Radio and television up to now
have had a kind of sanctified place
in the entertainment world Col
man said. Except for a few plays
Ihev haven't been given the gloves
off treatment that advertising, for
"islam-,., was given in "The Muck-
lei s."
-i laalthy sign," Oilman
"'"I. ' if an entertainment medium
an take some kidding. If not, well
s Hie saying gie-s. it ought to he
'ken out j hack of the barn "
"He
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1 'index
i- Hub
adv. im
hecaus
Willi bit nail
yood i ole.
"Hpt I don't really care about a
movie lareer. Id rather work with
Hob."
ion.
likes
soil I
aid "Hut my main interest
interest. I'm proud of the
hienl I've made In pictures,
it's been what I've done
that brought me this
Lout'Iy, Culls Firemen
To Keep Him Company
CHICAGO 1 1 l'i -- Firemen an
swered the call of a lonely man
and were burned up about il.
It was a hot night. A box alarm
was sounded in a crowded t ee
nient distncl.
Seven piect
and three lin
scene.
They found no fire
drew Diesel. 45
the alarm box.
"I turned in the alarm
said.
"What's the idea?" Chief John
Enright demanded.
"I was lonesome," replied XMoscl.
Police escorted him lo the coolei
and charged him with disorderly
conduct.
of fjre cquipi'iK nl
chiefs raced to the
but saw
standing lies
Di.
An-
MllC
Tar Keel farm families devilled
more than 17i,000 acres of land to
production of home gardens in
Fan Writes
Letter; Now
Married
j HOLLYWOOD (UI'l This
I should happen to girls who write
1 lan'lelters lo Cary (I rant and Clark
i Cable. A girl who wrote a fan let-
ti r to zany disk jocky Jim Haw
thorne married him.
The former Miss Lee Uranksy
just wanted lo see a radio show.
And look what happened.
Hawthorne he dropped his first
name because it was " hard lo re
number" now is a comedian with
a weekly television show. But the
stocky, owl-eyed comic was just a
disk jockey on a small station
when Miss Uranksy started listin
ing to his program.
"I was a loyal Royal Hoganite,"
she said. "That's what he calls all
his most faithful fans. One day I
wrote him a letter and incidentally
asked tor some tickets to his show
LAST TIMES TOM
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"" TERRIFIC
AY.SATU:,U.orl n
DOUBLE FEATURf
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
FRIDAY, Oct. 14
Silents To
Be 'New'
Film Move
Discusses Plans
With Wrong Man
T A CO MA. Wash, i UP) yllrr
Dragonis, who operates a hat store
here and hoped to build an apart
ment house, was orry he ever
'niMed a new "business acquain
tance". nnl.s told police the man
'old him he was a Greek immi
grant who had sold a large res
taurant in the Midwest and was
interested in goinft into business
here. Dragonis told him of his
lan.s to build an apartment house
with money he had in bonds.
After about a week the man had
convinced Dragonis he wai olne
f.o build a grocery near the apart
ment house. He latlte nr.n.
into cashing $10,000 in bonds to
as an initial Davmsnf
contractor. L Dragonis
money in his inside Coat nntlrof
His "friend"
7 (and Jostlad him If reachinf for
HOLLYWOOD (UP)The next
"'new'' development in movies may
he ilents.
Alex (loltlieh an RKO producer,
says major studios soon may de
vote pail of their production pro
gram lo making new "silent" pic
tures with big budgets and top
stars.
"It's Hirpri-ing how many thea-ler-goets
like the old-time silent
movies wltich are being revived,"
he said. "They include both the
older ptople who remember the
silents and the young ones to whom
they are a di tinct novelty."
Silents and talkies are really two
different tonus of movies, he add
ed. .In-1 adding voices and music
to a silent doesn't bridge the gap
between I hem.
"The sih nt screen concentrated
on what you saw," he said. "There
wo- lot of movement and action."
Some critics claim that when
sound came in, the action went but.
Movies now slartd still and gab.
Actini; Was Mammy
"The acting in the old pictures,"
Gottlieb adds. "W;,s pretty hammy.
The nhivoi-vi tool i .a .ii
' . MM Lllt'll
j read ions and emotions over with
i their faces without usinp nnv
words.
I lie screen today is concerned
I primarily with sound. If you show
a currenl movie without sound,
. .vou have very litllc that the au
j dience can understand."
I Hut the good silent picture, he
said, spoke an international lan
guage. i "L.wpt for photographic ad
j vances," he said, "the good silents
I arc still good today."
j Gottlieb, who is preparing to
: "i.-'ke "The Johnny flroderick
Story," with sound, believes the
I public's new interest in silents,
brought on partly by showing of
he old ones on television, may en
courage production of new silents
in the next few years.
There'll be sound in the "silents "
fiottlieb adds. Music and atmos
pheric noises, but no dialogue.
"Dialogue," he said, "has un
deniable limitations."
f? 4i MinutMol melodq.Oancts
V and fWltie ui.lh Amer.ca's
'r nioit BMjtituI Couig.ls-
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Mickey
Rusty
Francis
Tex Miller
Complete Show
Regular Picture
"Cheyenne
Cowboy"
All-Star Musical
Western
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DALE EVANS
PAT KRADY
M0N1IE MONIAliA
'l; ELISABETH kISitON
kita. Wr WILLING Z RfDtRS ,". PU3PU SAGE
After Football Came
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SATURDAY, Oct. 15
DOUBLE FEATURE
ALLAN ROCKY'
PLUS AI
LATE S.ATl'l.'DW. OH 15
15X 0,r,,(' 0"'"
SHOW SIiou Slatl-. II: Ml.
Thrillintr ami SnarHiii" with Itmn nno
To the Titiic "I l'1 f'"
"MY GAL SAL
Rita
Hay wort li
ALSO
I'rom 1934 to 1847, North Caro
lina's corn acreage decreased 10.2
per cent but total production in
busheh increased 618 per cent.
Use of hybrid seed and adoption
of improved practices by many
growers were two major factors
responsible for the incteasa In
yield per acre.
a cigarette. Then he made hur
ried excuse and left.
Dragonis hasn't mn th man,
of the $10,000, in., . -
ALASKAN PATROL
Starring
Richard Travis and Helen Wescott
LATE SHOW SAT. NIGHT
W.ili
M.SO
Color Carl'"'"
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SUND.W OM.V. ; '''J
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finding her Prince Charming fk-K..f
. . , . . .' '...-. Kir
in nermoi exciting romance! s-sar;"
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SUNDAY, Oct. 16
"BAD BOY"
Starring
Lloyd Nolan and Jane Wyatt
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MONDAY - TUESDAY, Oct. 17 . 18
RED DANUBE
Starring
Peter Lawford and Angela Lansbury
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