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THE PITTSBURGH PRESS. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1944 PAGE 18 1030 M. HOLLYWOOD By HEDDA SHOW SHOPS New Romantic Male In Comedy On Way Here Other Items Walter Pidgeon gets the coveted role of Richard Hard ing Davis in "Yama Yama Girl" to play Bessie McCoy.

Arthur Hornblow, producer, wants her, if it can be arranged and I hope it can. Lana Turner's new haircut is a Napoleonic bob. Too bad their By KASPAR MONAHAN Ncr show to review last evening at the Nixon so to the next best thing, a note or two on the coming stage and movie attractions. Have just got a gander at that new young Hungarian actor who'll be one of Gerty LawTence's two leading men in "Errand For Berenice," opening Christ "Bonanza" has to do with a gold rush and a ghost town that suddenly comes alive with its long-deceased citizens. Mr.

Martin got the idea while in Nevada. Albert Johnson, scenic designer turned producer, is the sponsor. He likes gold rush themes, having designed several- gold rush prologs for Radio City Music Hall. Also he was a designer at the Fort Worth Frontier Centennial and feels right at home in the midst of 10-gallon hats and JT i jgf '-I -ft I fr asm r) SINATRA BRINGS LUCK! It was a lucky break for pretty she aDDeared with Frank Sinatra in his first movie, "Hiqher Barbara Hale, above, when and Higher." She impressed clicking on her own. She has the movie men, and is now Radio's of the Pecos." Gary Cooper a Strong Silent Man? Maxine dance hall gals Sam Nixon before leaving for New York last night for a vacation while his house remains dark, announced other shows to follow "Bonanza" "Star In Your with Peggy Conklin; "Hope For the Franchot Tone; "Student and "Star with Lou Conklin and Tone vehicles are new ones Ruth Korper, new playwright, can take it always a good quality for a playwright.

Despite unfavorable reviews of her "Dark ling Plain" at the Playhouse, she sends me a nice note thanking me for my attempt to create interest in the production. I have a hunch that sooner or later shell come through with a fine play Add two more to the Broadway hit parade Billy Rose's "Seven Lively Arts" and the Paul Osborn adaptation of John Hershey's "A Bell For starring Fred March. That "Lively Arts" would click was a foregone conclusion, what with Beatrice Lillie, Bert Lahr and Btn-ny Goodman in action and the material provided by George S. Kaufman, Moss Hart and Cole Porter. Arnold Again Is Screen Bad Guy HOLLYWOOD Edward Arnold is the latest to join the stellar cast of "Weekend at the Waldorf." In it, the actor is up to his old skulduggeries dyed -in-the-wool villian again.

As the oil promoter without scruples, Arnold is seen in the lusty, blustering type of role which first won him fame in Hollywood. "Weekend at the Waldorf," starring Ginger Rogers, Walter Pigeon, Lana Turner and Van Johnson has Arnold, Robert Benchley, Phyllis Thaxter, Con stance Collier, Leon Ames, and Keenan Wynn heading the supporting Never neglect head colds I They can cause much suffering. A little Va-tro-nol up each nostril works fast) right where trouble is to relieve eneezy, stuffy distress of head colds. Soothes irritation, reduces swelling, makes breathing easier. Try it I Also helps prevent many colds from developing If used In time.

Follow mm mm directions 7IGtIG Says He's Gabby Guy WithSense of Humor mas night. A gander, that is. at his photo and il his picture doesn't lie the ought to stir up considerable interest among the maids and matrons here handsome devil abouts. He looks quite a bit like that at-tractive James Brown the young fellow who played the landlord's ro- mantic son in Mr. Monahan "Going My Way." Name Is Stephen Bekassy and this will be his first stage role in this country.

Making his American screen debut, too, with Merle Oberon in "A Song To about to be released. His performance in that picture won him the part in the Lawrence comedy And speaking of Mr. Brown, he'll be romancing again in the Perm's "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" this time with Cornelia Otis Skinner's impersonator, Gail Russell. Emily Kim-brough, co-author with Miss Skinner of the chucklesome true-life tale from which the movie stems, is played by another screen cutie, Diana Lynn. The latter's heart-throb in the film is the giant newcomer.

Bill Edwards six feet, five, and weighing 210. Dorothy Gish, returning to the screen, plays Mrs. Otis Skinner and Charlie Ruggles, the famous old actor "Lost in a opening Thursday at the Stanley, brings the total of pictures made by Abbott Costello, since they took Hollywood by storm in 1940, to an even dozen. Everyone has been a terrific money-maker and it's a safe bet. will not be an exception That new super-oomph girl you've been hearing so much about, Lauren Bacall, appears opposite Humphrey Bogart in "To Have and Have tonight's Bond Show at the Stanley, starting at 8:30.

Not quite a year ago she was a model in New York. Lauren, they say, starts the boys whistling in the balcony Ben Martin, once an unsuccessful candidate for Congress against Ham Fish, is the author of "Bonanza" the Nixon New Year week show. Its title means just what it says, for 4 1 fjAt a- i a jaw. 1 HOPPER and Ginger Rogers wants might have written "Gen mighty nice reading. All you to do is to be part of the pic business and the red carpet's out for you.

Kathryn Mc-Taggert, secretary to Johnny Beck International Pictures, is now known as the Greer Garson of Perry, la. The town turned out for They even kept the County open to throw bar a party. The Travis Bantons are back the big town, where the James Pendletons and John Frederics virtually fought to rush them. Betty Hutton's stint in "Duffy's Tavern" is a travesty on "Lady in Dark." Shell wear a watch chain dragging on the floor she could skip rope with it. A psychiatrist asks her about her love life she says, "Sorry, I never had a man." Shows to See And When STANLEY "None But the Lonely HearV Cary Grant Ethel Barrymora and Barry Fitzgerald.

Feature begins at 11:00. 1:10. 3:20. 6:30. 7:45.

10:00. HARRIS "Sign of the Cross" Fredrie March and Olaudette Coloert. Feature begins at 10:47. 1:00. 3:15.

5:28. 7:43. 10:00. PENN "The Very Thought of You" Dennis Morran. Five Emerson and Eleanor Parker.

Feature begins at 11:55. 2:27. 4:59. 7:31. 10:18.

SENATOR "rogreffter Again" Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne. FULTON "Song of Bernadette" Jennifer Jones and Charles BickfOM. Feature begins at 10:30. 1:17. 4:04.

6:61. 9:38. WARNER "Mrs. Partington" Greer Garson and Walter Pidseon. Feature begins at 11:00.

1:11. 3:22. 6:33. 7:44. 9:55.

RITZ "An American Romance" Brian Donlevy and Ann Richards. Feature begins at 10:30. 12:45. 3:00. 6:15.

7:30. PLAYHOUSE "Darkling Plain" Robert Gill and Barbara Burns. Curtain at 8:30. BARRY "Parents on Trial" Noah Beery Jr. and Jean Parker.

Also. "Under Age." Tom Neal and Nan Grey. Complete shows at 11:00. 1:05. 3:10.

6:15. 7:25. 9:30. PLANETARIUM "Old-Fashtoned Christmas" Daily at 3 and 8:30 p. m.

Also A AT Air Power Show. CASINO Burlesque State shows at 12:30. 3:30. 7:00 and 9:30. ART CINEMA "Jeannte Michael Redsrrabe nd Barbara Mullen.

Also Ballet Russe dance film. Complete hows at 11:25 1:33. 3:41. 5:49. 7:57.

10:05. Woman Robbed in Storm Knocked into a pile of snow in Wylie Ave. near Congress last night, Lucy Schipani of 1227 Epiphany was robbed of her purse containing a diamond ring worth $175, two pairs cf glasses valued $40, two unset cameo stones and $30. Week! PI THW50NG OF BERMDETTE mices MtVMOM IvmIdh I euumr. Swvicnea.

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mmmm PARK (Greenfield) dary Cooper in "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town." Plus Ely Be Knox in She a a Soldier, loo. SHEA'S ORPHF.rM (McK. Rocks) Gary Cooper Theresa Wright. "Casanova Brown." Plus Comedy.

Cartoon. STATE (Fifth Ave.) Jon Hall. Maria Montez in "Cobra Woman" plus East Side Kids in "Million Dollar Kid." STATE (Aliouippa) All-star cast In "Till We Meet Again" plus Comedy and Cartoon. When I asked what he did in the camp show, he just grinned sort of helplessly. The company p.

a. came to the rescue with "What did you do with that song, Coop? Didnt you sing that?" Coop the Crooner gave out with his famous and inimitable twinkle, and said, "Of course I sang it. What did you think I did with it?" Speaking of stature, as we were a couple of paragraphs back, that's one Cooper legend that isnt in the least exaggerated. When he first came over to where I sat in one of the set camp chairs, I looked up to say hello, but before my eyes reached his face my head was practically falling back off my shoulders. With the high heels of his Western boots and the height of his cowboy hat, the rangy Mon- tanan comes mighty close to the seven-foot mark.

Cowboy Again Everybody's glad to see Coop back in cowboy clothes. On him they really look good. And since he's now a producer for International Pictures, as well as a star, he's seeing to it that his Western sticks to the facts. Having grown up in cowboy country, Coop knows what makes 'em tick. Therefore, there's nothing fancy about his outfit.

He wears a checked cotton shirt, tight rust- colored jeans, a gun belt, spurred By MAXINE GARRISON HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 12 Whoever said Gafy Cooper was tongue-tied by nature and silent by preference must have come across that gentleman when he was sound asleep. By comparison with his reputation, he's positively garrulous. During set breaks on his new picture, "Along Came Jones," Coop you find your self calling him that within two Miss Garrison minutes of meeting him touched on the ardors of being a combination star and producer, described wild rides with police escorts in New York and Chicago, demonstrated how tooll cigarets with a running commentary on the easiness of it, praised Bob Hope and Bing Crosby for their human as well as professional qualities, and spoke earnestly of our fighting men as he saw them on a USO trip to the South Pacific. He displayed, what's more, a sense of humor which all too often escapes those who've attained the professional stature he has.

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HARKS Ltns Tomer-John Hndixk 'MAKRLUE IS A FK1YATE At Ot KJlf Agllaf laf A 11 1 111 ss a centuries never met. "Nappie" tlemen Prefer Blodes." Because of her commitment in "Without Love," Katie Hepburn will forfeit the snows of Hartford, for a Christmas; here. Soon as Hoagy Car-michael got his nose on the screen, R. K. did a hurry-up rewrite on "Johnny Angel." He plays a wise- era eking cab driver.

"June Bride" will star Diana Lynn. Picture is to be Miss Hopper -4 made first, then George Abbott will do it as a play. That's a turnabout if I ever saw one. I haven't seen it, but I'm told that after magazine critics got a load of "National Velvet" they cheered. I'm not surprised, nor am I surprised that the star is little Elizabeth Taylor.

The story of how she came there is interesting. YouH hear many versions. Here's the real lowdown: Some years ago, she was taken to Metro. It couldn't make up its mind. She was intro duced by Cheever Cowdin to Uni versaL and it signed her.

That angered Metro. It seemed to anger Universal, too. Because she was picked by a top executive, she got nothing to do. Her option was left lying. Then those of us who knew her started working.

The difficult thine was to overcome Metro's prejudice, which is ticklish, always Over there they still remember how they lost Deanna Durbin. Just about the time we were putting our plan into action, Elizabeth's father was walking his beat as an air raid warden in Beverly Hills with two other guys. One of them said, "I'm going mad. I've got a kid in 'Lassie1 but she isn't what I want. I just don't know where to look for the right type." Other guy said, "Well Taylor here has a daughter that's out of this world," and described her.

First man who spoke was Sam Marx, Metro producer, who said to Taylor, "Will you bring her to the studio tomorrow?" She was brought, she played in "Lassie." Then they thought of her for "Velvet" but she was too little and too young. So for two years they've let her grow into the part. In the meantime she learned to ride, fell in love with the horse, everybody fell in love with her. She didn't play "Velvet" she lived "Velvet." And her mother played the crippled eirl in Channine Pollock's play, Fool," many years ago. Bob Sully signed with Hal Wal us.

ue's in "ixve Letters." i met Bob a year and a half ago at Warners. He was seeing the lot with his mother and Jack War ner's sister-in-law, Rose Charmis. When introduced to him, I said, "Hey! Yon ought to be in pictures." "Not me I'm in the steel business." "Well, as long as you're here, why not make a test?" He did, and now it's Hal Wallis who's got him not Warner Brothers. Pat Knowles helped me carry my groceries. Tells me ne signed a termer with Paramount.

He was set for a play in New York when recalled for retakes on "Kitty." Now goes into "Masquerade in Mexico." He's the guy who got nowhere be- cause he looked so much like Errol Flynn. Now he looks like Pat Knowles, No chance for Hyse Knox to get out of the war. She's doine "Ba- taan to Janan" with her husband Tom Harmon, as technical ad- visor, if army okays his deal. His book. "Pilots Also Pray," makes 5th Wtak I THE TOWI RAVES ABOUT Storr of the Star of Bethlehem I 551 AAF AlB POWER SHOW HHHHt'HtHHr AD Aft rtlJ RAM DAAii ws- wro I 8 DowntOWM I DANCE TONIGHT ICLTDE KNIGHT And His Orchestra 5 ATLAS (2603 Perry vi lie Ave.) Marlene Dietrich, "Manpower." Roy Rogers, "Man From Music Mountain." BEACON (Murray st Beacon) Michele Morgan.

"Frank Sinatra in "Higher and Higher." Ann Sothern in "Cry Havoc" GERARD (West View) Joyce Reynolds and Robt. Hutton in "Janie." Plus "Over the Wall" and Kews, OF WESTERN ARCADE (South Side) June Haver Dick Haymes in "Irish Eyes Are Smiling" plus Comedy and News. BEIXEVXE (Bellevne) Edw. G. Robinson A Ruth Warrick in "Mr.

Winkle Goes to War." Plus Shorta and Kews. BRIGHTON (North Side) Abbott A Costello in In Society' plus Basil Rathbone A N. Bruce. "Scarlet Claw." BRCSHTON (Brushton) Vivien Leigh and Robt. Taylor.

"Waterloo Bridge." James Dunn in "Leave it to the Irish." CAPITOL (Allentown) Hedy Lamarr and Walter Pidgeon. "White Cargo." Also Laurel A Hardy, "Beau Hunks." CHARTIERS (Crafton) Ann Shirley and Dennis Day in "Music in Manhat-. tan." Plus Comedy and News- COLONIAL (So. Side) C. Lausrhton A Merle Oberon, "Henry the Eighth." Lorna Gray in "The Girl Who Dared." EMBASSY (Aspinwall) Michael Shea and Susan Hayward in "Jack London.

News and Selected Snorts. GARDEN (North Side) Dorothy La- mour in Rainbow Island plus John Clements in Lnderground Guerrillas. GRANT (Millvale) Bette Grable in "Foothght Serenade." Also Marlene Dietrich Manpower. i xTditrniiwiii 1 1 have ture rolled of her. club from the and at INDIMMDltmy est 0 1m SAVE FOODS FATS and FUEL the top feminine role in RKO boots (yes, the spurs jingle-jangle) ana a iair-to-miaaiin' sized stet- son.

No musical comedy color schemes, no Beauvais embroidery, no lancy piping, no cnaps, no suede fringe. And Melody Jones, far from being a rootin'-tootin', guitar-totin" drug- store cowboy is a genuine, ordinary cow-waddie (in 1885, the time of the picture, that amounted to an itinerant farm hand, no more, no less). Slow on Trigger As for gunplay, Coop says that most of the cow-waddies were peaceable citizens. Inclined to eive a wide berth to the boys who were quick on the trigger, because they dtdn't want trouble, no matter what we've been led to believe. So Melody isn't only slow on the trigger, he's downright clumsy.

Which makes it tough for him when he's mistaken for a notorious bandit. Makes it tough for Cooper other ways, too. Guns happen to be his hobby, and he's handy with about any kind you can name. He has to! work hard to pretend to be clumsy. I assed ninvif the pro- aucer, naa any wouoie wun uooper, the star.

Cooper, the producer, replied, "These danged actors! Always full of temperament, wantin their own way." Then Cooper, the actor, broke in, "These danged producers! Always worryin' aoout business. Always wantin' to sell a picture after mey ve maae it. And Cooper, the man. groaned, Lrosni its got me all, confused! Plenty Rugged He was serious, though, when he talked about his South Seas tour, He went before the moves north ward through Japanese-held islands ere started, when the boys were really digging in down in New Guinea and points nearby. It was plenty rugged.

He said he'd like to go back, but he have to cook up a show first They've seen some real shows since I was there, and I'm no en tertainer." (Reports from the boys, incidentally, indicate otherwise.) But I strongly doubt if Coop, pro- ducer or star, will ever be able to encircle himself with the tradi- tional yes-men and pomposity. WVien tho asKisfnnf riinvMr nronf nnnn hart nn cat real loud. "Hey. Coon, come over here and dilate your eyes for the cameras! RudyVallee'sWife Will 'Think If Over' HOLLYWCXD, Dec. 12 (UP) Bettejane Greer, velvety-eyed actress who can't seem to make up her mind whether she wants to stay married to Bandleader Rudy Valee, confirmed today 'that right now she sort of thought she didnt and that she had gone home to stay with her mother.

"I sort of want to think it over for a while before I decide whether 111 file for divorce again," Miss Greer, who twice before has left the crooner and once even got an interlocutory divorce decree be fore rejoining Vallee. The Vallees were married Dec. 2, 1943. They Paid Anyway NEW YORK. Dec.

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It's so much sounder to save than to wait to be saved. Scraps, nails and string paper, fata and fuel anything and everytMng that could serve another time or another purpose was saved by our ancestors as a matter of dire necessity. The frugality of America's rugged pioneers helped to win battle after battle in our nation's history. Today, our country asks us to practice that same frugality to help win the war, to save our way of life and to protect MARYLAND (Blawnox) Ruth Terry in "Jamboree. Plus Edgar Barrier in "Secrets of Scotland- Yard." NEW GRAND (Carnesie) Simons Simon and Kurt Kruger, "Mademoiselle Fifi." Plus News and Shorts.

NEW CARNEGIE (Carnegie) Laraine Day A Alan Marshal in "Bride By Mis take." Plus Shorts. NEW GRANADA (Center at Devilliers) Donald O'Connor. "This Is Life. Louise Beavers. "His Harlem Wife.

PARAMOUNT (No. Side) B. Rath- bone A Nigel Bruce. "Scarlet Claw." E. Quillan, "Twilight in the Prairie." PARKWAY (W.

Park. McK. Reeks) Cary Grant. Priscilla Lane. "Arsenic and uia Lace.

mews ana cartoon. REGENT SQ. (Edcewood) Bing Crosby A Barry Fitzgerald in "Going My Way." Plus Musical Cartoon. News. RIALTO (Mt.

Oliver) Ann Hardins In "North Star." Plus Edward Everet Hor-ton in "The Amazing Mr. Forrest." ROOSEVELT (1863 Centre Ave.) Danny Kave A Dinah Shore in "I'D In Arms" plus "Fangs of the ROXIAN, (MeKees Rocks) Boris Ear-loff A Susans Foster in "The Climax" pins Comedy and Cartoon. SEWICKLEY (Sewlekler) Michael Redgrave A Barbara Mullen In "Jean- me plus Selected Shorts A evi. STRAND (Sharpsbnrg) V. Leisrb A R.

Taylor. "Waterloo Bridge." Penny Singleton. "Blondie's Blessed Event." TEMPLE (Sheraden) -Paul Henned A John Garfield in "Between Two Worlds." Plus Comedy and News. TRIANGLE (Broad st Frsnkgtown) J. Csrradine, "Gangway for Tomor row." Beery "Allergic to Love.

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HEIGHTS (Crafton Helchts) Fred MacMurray and Panlette Goddart Forrest Rangers." Comedy. Cartoon, in HILLTOP (Allentown) Spencer Tracy eigne uasso in The sevemn cross plus Disney Cartoon and News. HIPPODROME (No. Side) C. Laugh-ton and Robt.

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