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Muscles Gjunt ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Thursday, November 23, 1950 InFilmdom I I PENCO I I LEADS OLLYWOOD, Calif. There is no room for weaklings in the acting profession. The importance of a good Jennifer Jones To Play 4 Juliet' In Europe By LOt'ELLA O. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS) Jennifer Jonei goes to Europe with David Stlznick just is toon afier the birth of their baby as the in able to travel, to tour England and Italy tn "Romeo and Juliet." With Olivia de Havilland scheduled for the most popular of Shakespeare's love stories on Broadway this Winter, the fans on both continents will tee two of our best known movie stars as Juliet. fPz: Wr Ah physique to an actor's career can't be overestimated.

Unless a man's singer or a comic, he better nave muscles if he wants to go over big in films. Even then, muscles help. Jose Ferrer went into training for his role in "Cyrano de. Bergerac' which he recently completed for Stanley Kramer Productions, and Before Olivia definitely agreed to play Juliet on Broadway, there bad been talk that Jennifer would be the tar. At far back at 3 years ago the Theater Guild announced Jennifer for "Romeo and Juliet" and that deal was never officially abandoned.

Two other great stars, Ethel Barry more and Jane Cowl, played Juliet at the same time, and the competition ZF byjT-P Mirk terms JfMA 12) smavi jr ih him I I. MaOrV Villi OPEN. TUES. THURS. EVES.

BLfW with good cause. The role is a physically taxing one. Plenty, of lung power is needed for the long speeches. Then there's the seven-minute duel scene, in which he carries on a rapid fencing match while composing and reciting a ballad. Ferrer had to change his whole way of life to condition himself for the role.

A cook and a gourmet, he had a few extra pounds draped about his naturally supple figure. That meant a strenuous diet, J.100 calories only daily, and one glass of fluids. A trip to the gym daily, dancing lessons, fencing matches, singing sessions and tennis garnet oc created great interest. BERGMAN may tee her U-year-oid daughter, fit, mmt 1 mat week. At least, tuch a request will be made to Dr.

Peter Lindstrom and presented to Judge Clark, who FREE mat TRIM. granted the doctor a divorce. According to an agreed stipulation, In grid is allowed to see her daughter for half of the child's vacation, some 30 SOUTH AVE. MTAJt MAIN lIAmilton 39C0 cupied tbe day. During filming, the routine continued when Ferrer wasn't before the cameras.

If you want to become screen star today, get your training in the gymnasium. where outside of Italy. Judge Clark wilil be asked to specifically order IN BATAVIA phon. 1296 DANCERS AT EASE At least, Betty Ilullon and Fred Astaire, terpsichorean experts of 'Let's Dance" which opens today at the Para-mount, aren't dancing in this spot in film. the doctor to let the little girl see her mother in France during the Comedy Part Rugged Christmas holidays.

rrUE ACT tk. Vint Minu Sophia Tucker, ot course. i tt.For Irene DllM! 14 V- "ROCHESTER'S 1IEWEST Irene Dunne learned the hard way, while filming RKO Radio's "Never a Dull Moment," that fact can be funnier than, fiction. lail UCIIIIJlGiy BCl lin imruuii ptv-tUre. Lucky Irving Allen gets Sophie, who is the main reason for "Seven Lively Artists," musical eomedy.

is bo one else In show business," Allen says, "who should play the part of the ex-vaudeville queen who runs a Hollywood boarding CHOW As a sophisticated New York song writer who married a cowboy, Irene attempts to rope a horse snd gets thrown in the mud. She falls into a havstack. sets a stove on fire and PLACE" home for ambitious youngsters, I III 1 1 I I it I I I I 11 1 1 I IS I The story, by Sid Kuller, call 1orllrity unsuccessfully, to cook a seven talented musical actors, who1 cougar. None of these incidents is imagi live in Sophie's rooming house. Of the 19 mut.cal numner, in me pic- nary.

Tncv re taUn from lhe i 'Q A PAT PAULSON i Dirtct from tk i waswirr snm. snn. i. '1 Le" ny UU" nal experience, of Kay Swift, who Sophie will have to give with Some! rf)e who CmiId fof A of These Day for the sske of herhiB Mwer hook nn whjch millions of fans. j(he jf ind o( (he TJNLESS ERICH VON STROHF.IM 100 is in the United States by Dee.

i Alltrwmt 01 Lens Catches Actress; In 227 Scenes h' Bvtitt The fHAMIfLEER I RttrhfNtrr, V. 5, he will lose his citizenship and his pasport will be taken away from him. Naturally, Von doesn't want that to happen, so he It coming to the U. S. A.

ss quickly at possible. According to the law, a naturalized citizen (which Von is) must spend a certain length of time in this country in order to keep his citizenship intact. This, Von didn't do, even though he spent 4 months making "Sunset Boulevard." Hollywood (P) Italian Actress Valentine Cortesa is in every one of the 227 scenes of The House on Telegraph Hill." She has more than 700 lines of dialogue and 28 ward- f- 1 1 V7 robe changes. Of these last, the re- rfVaH hp A flnfci fleeted: "1 go from drab to VV "lv aiUS DOORS OPEN 2:00 P. Feature 1 I SOL VEISS JEWELER The Store with The Big Values On Waring Road Between Norton Culver In The Shopping Center PLUS On Our GIANT II THE LOST VOLCANO" with JOHNNY SHEFFIELD SCREEN Jill rf Every Week! fjlEftr giving 4 COMPLETE PROGRAMS EVERY THURSDAY -One Day Only Each Week W.

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