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JOAN BENNETT
HUBERT CUMMINGS
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THURSDAY - FRIDAY
"STORM
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RONALD REAGAN
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Barry Snlllvan It caught between two fires when hI? current and
ex-sweetheart played respectively by Jean Hagen and Arlene Dahl,
meet in "No Questions Asked," new M-G-M drama which will show
Thursday and Friday at the City theatre. ? . . -
Ann Blyth Still Gets
First-Day Movie Jitters
Ann Blyth, one of Hollywood's
youngest "veterans" in the field of
acting, admits that she still gets
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first day jitters.
Starring with Mark Stevens in
Universal-International's new com
edy release, "Katie Did It," open
ing Wednesday at the Morehead
theatre, Ann says she still gets
that sea-sicky feeling every time
she starts work in a new picture.
"Everything is fine until the
minute I walk on the set for my
first shot," says the actress. "Then
my knees sort of buckle, perspir
ation trickles out on my forehead
and my tongue seems to stick to
the roof of my moUth.
"Honestly, it's worse than a
four-year-old kid in Sunday School
speaking his first piece up by the
pulpit. I'm always ashamed of my
self, and yet I feel somehow that
if I didn't feel that way s<>rie
thing would be wrong."
Ann contends that Frederick de
Cordova, who directed "Katie Did
It," is one of the few directors
around the movie town who has
been able to at least partially dis
pel her chronic jitters on an open
ing day.
"When we started 'Katie Did It',"
says Ann, "the director suddenly
switched scenes on me. Instead
of doing the sequence I came pre
pared to do, he announced that he
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Burt Lancaster and Robert Walker, as foster brothers, vie for the
affections of Joanne Dru In "Vengeance Valley," M-G-M's spectacular
Technicolor drama of the early West. Also prominent in the new
picture which will play Thursday and Friday at the East Drive-In
theatre, are Sally Forrest, John Ireland and Kay Collins.
Ronald Reagan
Offers Advice
Ronald Reagan, one of Holly
wood's most respeeted stars and
current president of the Screen
Actors Guild, has some sage ad
vice that should prove beneficial
to film studios now developing
new acting talent.
Now starring with Diana Lynn
in Universal-Internationals new !
laugh hit, "Bedtime for Bonzo,"
which introduces Bonzo the five
year-old chimp acting sensation
and opens Thursday at the Beau
fort theatre, Reagan points out
that every studio has its dramatic
coach, its staff of dance, voice and
riding instructors, so why not a
social coach?
"A great many kids, without the
knowledge of how Hollywood op
erates, muff their opportunities
because they don't know how to
conduct themselves.
"These youngsters need instruc
tion in matters of dates, dress,
courtesies and deportment because |
would do an entirely different
scene. I was so busy learning my
lines and making costume, changes j
that I almost forgot my habitual
first-day fright. After we had made
the scene he took me aside and
told me the switch had been n de
liberate attempt to put me at ease."
the spotlight is always on you
when your face becomes known
to millions.
"Too, many," he concludes
"think that nightclubbing and
temperament are a substitute for
hard work. Consequently they get
off on the wrong foot."
?Bedtime for Bonzo" casts Rea
gan in the role of a young col
lege professor who attempts to
raise Bonzo as a child. He is as
sisted in the gay experiment by
lovely Diana Lynn.
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The city fireman was manning a
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the hydrant broke. A great gush
of water knocked him against a
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out the water, he was treated at an
emergency hospital for a fractured
collar bone.
BEAUFORT
THEATRE
LAST TIMES TODAY
"GOODBYE
MYFAHCY"
with
JOAN CRAWFORD
ROBERT YOUNG
FRANK LOVEJOY
WEDNESDAY
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