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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1945 PACE FIVE. SECOND SECTION Menage Daffiest Household In Hollywood THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD belita RADIO PROGRAMS HOUR BY HOUR Baby Marie Makes Screen Comeback a cook PIMS PIANO SUXDArs PROGRAMS 1 1MB LKLW 800 Kilocycle wxvz 13:0 klloejclee 50 Kllocieiee 76(1 kilouclee tractive blonde. Marie was given the job which affords her a new screen chance. As Baby Marie, the moppet was the darling of millions of fans toward the end of the silent film era.

When she grew up she dropped out of pictures. Recently she got the urge to resume her Hollywood career and started at the bottom of the ladder as an extra. She met la Hutton on a recent picture and they became friends, with Betyt asking for her as a stand-in. Pontlac Baptiei 8:30 8:45 Your Worship Hr. Churcn ot Air HOLLYWOOD Baby Marie Os- borne, the former child star, who has been Betty Hutton's stand-in.

is attempting to make a Hollywood comeback and Betty is helping her; to make the dream come true. When a part was open on "The Stork Club" Betty recommended Marie for the role. Now an at- i U-H Hymn Sin 9:13 10 Night Club Sets In Single Musical HOLLYWOOD Ten full-sized night club sets are being built for Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies." starring Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire and Joan Caulfield. This near-record number of set constructions of a single type has been designed by Hal Pereira. unit art director on the film In size the sets range from a Tom Thumb production measuring 16 by 30 feet to a super item 100 by 185 feet.

In addition to the regulation sets five night club models are being designed for a montage sequence. Radio Blbi Caca of Family Paints And Writes Poetry ERSKINE JOHNSON Uff Correspondent BiOie Highlights Catbollo Hour 10:00 10:15 10:3 Ca ot tba Air 10:45 PontJac Sl Paul'a Ca' Lb ral Dr. I. T. Norrla Ansllcan Church the Behta manage takes Johnson Oscar as Holly- 1 1 11:13 1 1 Rer.

J. Zoller ui a gave a recital at the Philharmonic Auditorium a few weeks ago. She's under contract to the William Morns agency. And she makes WONDERFUL apple pie." Exit Cook Paris. A blonde girl, skipping rope, entered the room via an outdoor patio.

"This is my friend Gloria Sherwood." said. "She lives with us. too." Gloria said "hello" without missing a twirl of the rope and disappeared into the library. Enter the lady with the purple hair. "Good morning, mother," Belita said.

Mama was charming but her purple hair startled us. Mama said she had a purple rinse every time she had her hair washed. "It's quite fashionable." she said. "I'm going out to lunch, darling" mama said. Exit Mama.

Enter Bobby Specht. skating star of "The Iee-Capades," and Belita's boy friend. He was carrying a suit on a coat hanger. "Good morning, darling." he said, kissing Belita. "I'm taking this suit back to Joe.

It's getting a little mouldy." Bobbv lives with us. too." Belita said. "He and his mother. He's between tours. We're going to get married when we both stoo running around the country.

But that won't Hot Time Wearing a heavy Santa Claus suit Robert Cummings lost 10 pounds in three mid-July days for scenes shot under a blistering sun for "The Bride Wore Boots in which he co-stars with Barbara Stanwvck. any civilian man about Hollywood. "I think many other girls have the same idea I do." she wrote the soldiers. "We know that many of the best 'catches' are still overseas, and don't think the girls have forgotten. So.

your mails to the contrary, rest assured that many of us are going to wait." Lutheran Hr. riaffiest housfiiold. Those i' in "You Can Take It You' just can't compare with Quick aa a Paul Wbitemao :0 Ozz.a A Harriet Detroit OTch. 8:13 Fanny 6:3 Sun. Evening Party Cedrio Foter Serenade res on daily in me iu-ruum Hills home of the screen's was the lady with the pur- Pilgrim Hour Calif.

Drew Pearaoa Don Gardner Quiz Kid Wayne Randwaror Thin Man 7:13 Blond ia 7 :43 1 Asked To Delay Marriages Until Yanks Come Home HOLLYWOOD Servic emen overseas, as worried by the rash of marriages at home as the girLs are by the rash of marriages abroad, have asked Hollywood's single beauties to wait until the boys are home before picking husbands and set their girls friends a good example. ivacious Evelyn Keyes. typical of the girls a lot of GIs are coming back to, Vas the first to receive the request. She was told that similar appeals were being mailed to Bette Davis. Adele Jergens, Nina Foch, Ann Sheridan and many others.

"Japs don't faze us. but we're frankly panicked at the thought supported by every mail delivery that all the prettv girls are being picked off by the drastically limited number of men at home. We don't have a chance writh them," the communication complained. It came from members of a bomber command stationed on Saipan and bore the signature of Sgt. Charles Kausel and 12 fellow mourners.

Sgt. Kausel said he was editor of a mimeographed newspaper and that the project was suggested by its soldier readers. The request brought a prompt reply from Miss Keyes. who took time out from Technicolor cameras filming "Renegades" at Columbia to reassure the soldiers. "I can't speak for the other girls in Hollywood." she wrote Sgt.

Kausel on V-mail form. "But I have every intention of doing what you suggest." Miss Keyes. incidentally, is as good as her word. Her name has not been romantically linked with ITIIUW 1 MMI4V MilMHV I fiHOIVS 1 1 1-a-5-T-4 lirivold At Twelfth fortune teller, the singing Hign'l'd Pk. Baptist Hollywood Melodies String Enaemble Raymond Moiey Louia Prima MUSCAL Wltn wie i anH the Charlie McCarthy Tommy Dorsey Beulah Show 8:15 8:30 Crime Doctor 8:43 be for three or four years yet.

He paints and writes poetry. He's the brains of the family." Our lunch date was at a Beverly HilLs cafe. As we walked out the door, Belita spotted half a dozen unmailed letters on the table. "I wish someone would mail those letters," she said to no one in particular. But i-he didn't pick them up.

"How long have they been there?" we asked. "Two weeks." said Belita. Exit Johnson. let's take the cast in order. re baa a iu 10SI ITURB1 DURANTE SRACIE IE ALLEN HORNE Gabriel Heater Walter Wincheii Steel Horiaona Hollywood Mystery Double or Nothln Tidier 9:00 Reader' Digest Msrry-Go Round 8:15 9:30 Star Theater American Album 9:13 chh-h The conic Is rehearsing." Theater Guild n-u; nl.ivins the babv Johnny Home Show Ry, P.

8. Crawtoro 10:00 Take or Leave ItHour of Charm 10:13 10:30 Hermit's Cave Meef Me at Parky'a 10:45 ri piano, and singing. MRRY IsVlEC JAMES CUGAT MUSIC MAKERS QRCHtSTU 8 WUIluruui smtri. National Quiet Sanctuary Newa Ace Serv. Serenade Randy Brook News America United Pacirio Story 1 :0 We.

the People 11:15 1 1 :30 Harry Jame 11:45 Harry Cool Or. ALSO Newa Dawn Patrol Music by Shrednlk FreuMie Martin Francle Craig Leiehton Noble Newa Ace 12:15 Rev. .1 Zoller 12:0 12:43 Lea Brown Or. Thronih The Cnlnritria Reekie arttMin fM Today and Monday MONDAY'S PROGRAMS COMING THl'RS SEPT. 26 CKLW 800 Kilncyrles vz 1270 Kilocycles UJIt 7H0 liilurycles S30 Klloryele -BAKBARY COAST GENT with Wallace Beery.

Binnie Barnes Radio Jackpot Jliff Hopkins Consa Rbumba Time Day in Bevlew I've Got Your No. Lee Smite Eyes on Tomorrow News Oie Foerch Ty Tyson Lowell Thomas News Tello Test :30 Two 1n Love :45 Work! loday COMING SUNDAY. SEPT. 23 "PRACTICALLY YOIRS" Starring C'laudette Colbert, Fred MacMurray EitJ mm Sport Parade Frank Kingdom Lnrif- Unntcei Itn Jlommie Men Supper Club 15 J. Smith Show News 30 Thank to Tanks Great Oildersleeve Fulton Lewis Jr.

Airiane Trio To be announced inside of Sports i'l. 1 1 I Ji I I :45 Thanks to Tank." aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiim Vox Pop of Americal.urn' n' Ahner llH.j.la Tloppr Cecil Brown News Ace The People Ask Sen. Lu'iinpton STARTING Meet Your Navy TODAY j7J 1 15 :30 Joan Davis ShowVoice of Firestone Gabriel Hearter Keal Life Stories Spotlight Bands Chance for a Yank Music Halio Theater Telephone Hour 1 5 Information Please 43 Contented Hour :00 Screen Guild Pacific Serenade Auction Gallery Win. Place or Show The Better Half 15 30 Qui ct 1 Cities Dr I. Q- 45 f- a fl ZTUM jB m.

I National News Quiet Sanctuary :00 News News News Carrol Sings Hlchard HarkneFS Charlie Chan :30 liehind Newa Eastwood Gardens BandyBrooks :45 Stan Kenton 2 SimF. News Dawn Patrol News Gay Claridee Tiny Brad-shaw News St. Louis Serenade 15 MuIc From West :30 C. Foster Or. Three Suns Trio :43 Lee 61ms Clothes Are Girl's Best Investment, Lois Collier Says HOLLYWOOD Clothes are a girl's best investment, says petite actress Lois Collier, who admits she puts most of her earnings on her back and is proud of it.

Her blue eyes flashing. Miss Collier condoner. even encouraged, what is generally criticized as a feminine sin. "A good appearance is money in the bank to a girl, whether she's an actress ambitious to get ahead, like myself, or a stenographer trying to land a better job," she insisted. The pert, brunette actress, becomingly attired in a tailored suit for her role of a San Francisco school teacher in Universal's "The Crimson Canary." was a visual and very attractive picture of her convictions.

"What's the use of a girl putting her money in storage if it means sacrificing her appearance?" she inquired. "When she's young and starting out on a career, she owes it to herself to look as smart and well-eroomed as her income will allow. She can save her money later, but never to the extent of letting herself get drab or frumpy." Lois admitted she was a spendthrift on clothes. To prove it. she confided she has an extensive ward-rob of "date" dresses.

tailored street wear and sports outfits, topped by a Persian lamb coat, which she just bought herself as a birth-dav present, and 20 hats. Hats are a subject on which she waxes eloquent and extravagant She adores them, and unlike most women, doesn't buy them just when she needs a lift in spirits. She buys them all the time. Pillboxes, sailors and cartwheels. "But I don't wear fruit salad on my head." she emphasized.

"I wouldn't be caught at a dogfight in one of those silly things'" Being an "itsy-bitsy" among Hollywood actresses, only five foot, one inch tall and weighing 98 pounds. Lois goes easy on frills and gewgaws. "The fewer the better for us small girls." she said. "When we accent our cuteness with too much trimming or jewelry, we just look coy and corny. Short girls should look feminine, not fussy." Joan Caulfield went through 13 pairs of dancing slippers in five months of rehearsing for her numbers with Paul Draper in Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies THE THRILLING SAGA OF MEN WHO I i I I ARE WILLING TO WILLING I nic RFr AlKF THEY HAVE I i NO ADMISSION CHARGE BEFORE 8:00 P.

M. 402 CLUB Ladd Starts Riding For Future Picture HOLLYWOOD A golden pala-mino. "Shiek." has been selected as Alan Ladd's mount for the forthcoming Technicolor production. "California." Although Ladd already is an expert rider, he has begun nightly rides at Griffith Park, near his Los Feliz home, where the studio has stabled the horse. His current role in "Calcutta" precludes daytime riding.

Help Wanted Brian Donlevy trimmed the hedge at his home the other day when he was not needed for "The Trouble with He did such a good job that several neighbors tried, to hire him for similar work. I I I FOUND 5 1 PT- If STARRING IV( Dennis MORGAN I i Dane CLARK I I MSJf 1 Raymond MASSEY 1 I AO Ian HALE I 11 Andrea KING i 1 rrK John 1 I rfe JS Stanley RIDGES I 1 4 1 Craig STEVENS rT 1 OPENING MONDAY NEW ALL STAR FLOOR SHOW WITH BILLY NASH EMCEE VAL VALLAIRE ORCHESTRA 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY Free Matinee Sunday Dancing 8:30 'til 2 a.m. 40E SINATRA. Trop. rhone 8170 3 t2 Busy Person Not only is Alma Macrorie film editor on "To Each His but she plays an important character role in the Olivia de Haviland starring vehicle.

PLUS Short Featurette "It Happened In Springfield" Late News and Color Cartoon Jamm. WJ i I a-rk SHADOWS" 'Jff 3L-V i 1 'iwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM Shows Start 1:00, 2:45, 4:50, 6:53, 9:00. Feat. 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:30, 9:35 I I AND NEWS OF TODAY 1 CLEAR THE DECKS! SHOUT AHOY! START TODAY HERE COMES 1945 MUSICAL JOY! IWMttOMIWeltNt I Next "AfiFairs of Susan" Also BIG HITS iimiiiiiiliiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiH Shra Start LAZING THE SCREEN! STARTSX if TODAY Set Ca 7.tuie ami eutaitmf i 41 ii (, I v- Hi ihm poor diumo wko I 1 lam twp, hI wa to did wtth 1 1 JV jlicaiinDD? LESLIE -fx nnuen nn 1 rami nri) MWdIIC ftCTUBfS OTCKD mHH SUNSET CARSON 1 111 LiiiaMrm Gen SHELDON Anthony QUINN CoHot RAMIREZ Alan MOWBRAY TUESDAY ONLY 2 BIG THRILLING WESTERNS -PIRATES ON HORSEBACK- and "TOMBSTONE" Added Monday Night "CLAUDIA" Featuring Robert Young amateurs wanted! STARTING TODAY COMING THURSDAY SOGERS DANCERS MUSICIANS IMITATORS ACROBATS COMEDIANS F.tr JACK BENNY IN "HORN BLOWS AT MIDNIGHT" PLUS 'THE TRUE GLORY" AND 5 ADDED HITS 5 "POPULAR SCIENCE" LATEST SPORTLIGHT "OUT FISHING" i NOVELY and NEWS shnnHtherikintl of act for our hlg amatJ" shows coming soon. to art 0U have this ma' become your opportunity aijc, screen or raaio career.

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