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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 14

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THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 15 1940 jj-j: OGDEN STANUAKU uamu "4-B i I Anr I iJAV MANN'S ACTRESS SU MARIES 1 8 LIOI Charges of 'Red' Disgust Actors 5rag BRITONS SEND PAIR APOLOGY SCREEN LOVER ACTRESS TIRES AFTER WEARING OP HOLLYWOOD BRANDED REDS HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 (UP) As a screen4 lover Actor Malcolm George McTaggart was all one Gracie Field and Spouse Vindicated Following 8250000 GOWN could ask but as a real life groom he was "extremely cruel" Actress Eileen Adele Pearce charged in a In the movies is a HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 Eddy banks new Money Charges cousin of Douglas Fairbanks Jr? divorce suit Wednesday Tt's all settled that Marine Stars Accused In Probe By Los Angeles County Shortly before they eloped to 7 HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 Gracie Fields the famous English Rambeau will make a series oi 40000 Pearls Are Used To Make'27-Pound Dress Yuma Arizin 1936 the couple appeared in a movie together as bride "Tue-boat Annie" stories on tne Crand Jury actress and Monty Banks her and groom But after their mar Duchin was telling us that Dorothy Lamour was his first girl-vocalist He lost her to a rival orchestra and later she married the leader "Blue Moon" was the song she introduced for him And it's still a favorite Orson Welles the director is doing a tough job of making Orson Welles the actor work The other strength of the first at Warner Brothers Miss Rambeau steps into the role popularized by the late "Ma ri Dressier producer-husband have been vindicated by the British parliament for leaving England with large sums riage McTaggart treated her in an "extremely cruel and inhuman man ner which made it impossible and improper for her to live with him HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 (UP) Eighteen of Hollywood's biggest celebrities actors actresses and authors today were accused of be "Debutantes Inc" is the title of of money Banks who is in Hollywood while thfk next Kav Francis starring ve HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 Dark-eyed Rita Hayworth today draped herself In the world's most expensive gown valued at $250000 and after it was all over she was so limn she could hardly walk his wife is touring Canada td raise as hiisband and wife" Miss Pearce complained hirlp Remember a year ago when day- the script for "Citizen Kane" called for Welles to be liberally ing Communists or contributors to war funds disclosed that he had 'Kav pave out interviews tnat sne They separated last June 21 she the narty treasury received a cablegram from tsaia was permanently retiring "1C said and have no children fru n9mH in it 192-oaee I win Webb honorary secretary of The pretty little actress was not screen? We not oniy rememuct parliament apologizing for recent her telline it but we wrote it Now doused with mud and water "All right Welles said Welles the director "make it good" Then taking a position before a full-length mirror on the sound statements made by members ol commons shes back to stay for a long time rjlans to make another stage Welles plastered mud on his co-starring feature with Myrna Loy and Bill Powell to be titled "Strange OVcrCUJIlB nitu jiiwv phe was the first to wear the gown She was dog-tired from trying on the dress madeof 40000 pearls which weigh 27 pounds The fabulous gown has just been completed for the Imperial Pearl Syndicate of fine matched pearls 20e Honeymoon" and after they've First Showing In the West transcript of John Leech's testimony before an extraordinary session of the Los Angeles county grand-jury investigating the slaying five years ago of John Rileyr a seaman Leech formerly was the executive secretary of the Communist party in Los Angeles The jury indicted six persons and two John Does in connection with the murder and deputy 'sheriffs were seeking them today None of the Hollywood personages Leech named were connected with the been married (on the screen an these years too till 2 1 It! 1 IV PtTO iff 1 i i 1 And that's Hollywood face and water on his ciotnes "This is not fun" complained Welles the actor "It's for your art" said Welles the director "OK Welles" said Welles the producer "Let's stop this fiddling around and get to work" Amazingly enough Welles who has been under contract to RKO The cablegram said members "regretted" the suggestion that Banks and Miss Fields had acted unfairly adding that the actress always had been an "untiring worker" Banks said he and Miss Fields took large sums of money when they left England to go to Palestine to entertain troops The war office however suddenly instructed the actress to go instead to Canada He said the money was to have been used to defray the expenses of Miss Fields entire troupe 1 I RECRUITS PROMISED JOBS AFTER SERVICE HOLLYWOOD Aug 14 (UP) for several months without get slaying of Riley it was empha which it spent years couecung TIiss Hayworth tried on the gown at a fashionable dress salon to determine whether it fitted her or would have to be adjusted before she could wear it later at a press showing After everyone in the salon had been looked over by half a dozen managers and detectives the dial on a huge safe was twirled and a plain cardboard box brought out The lid was opened and there it was a- solid mass of shimmering Loew's Inc has announced that ting down to work but drawing male employes drafted for military service will be given back their salary all the while is now two weeks ahead of his shooting schedule -That -means he has saved the jobs The company has some 10000 employes at its Culver City studios sized Leech named: Jean Muir Lionel Stander Fran-chot Tone Fredric March James Cagney Francis Lederer Humphrey Bogart and Edward Brom-berg all actors or actresses company several thousands of dol and others in theatres throughout kit A lars which can be applied to the twice-as many thousands he has the country DISHES AWARDED AT FILM SHOWING AT drawn without anything to show for it But then Welles is a genius and genius has special privileges for being different Playwright Clifford Udets producers Frank Tuttle Herbert Bib-erman and Frank Davis Mrs Beryle La Cava former wife of Director Gregory La Cava Mrs Tuttle Buddy Schulberg son of Producer Schulberg Auhors Charlie Ruggles tells about a vaudeville headliner he once pearls 'With several feminine fitters to assist her Miss Hayworth went behind a curtain- "Shall I slip it over my head?" she asked "My dear you couldn't even lift it over your head" she was told "Then how do I get it on?" "Sit down on fthe floor- and as we slip it over your head you knew on the stage Theman was HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 And now they're even giving away dishes at previews Movie "bank nights" have long GAMP KIESEL (Boy Scout Camp) The Ogden Area Council presents "Moonlit Trails" Frank Scully and Samuel Ornitz and Mrs Ornitz I March Miss Muir and Bogart categorically denied the charges District Attorney Buron Fitts who conducted the investigation said he would prefer no charges asrainst the Hollywood notables since become commonplace but RKO-Radio studio has ventured something new by inviting newspapermen guests at a preview to take part in a "sweepstakes drawing' combined with a cocktail par performing in front of a Los Angeles public market "This market is my fourth engagement today" he explained to Charlie "I've got another one to play tonight" Seems as though the vaudeville stage has turned to the sidewalk theatres where it first began on London's strand many years ago Did you know that Lucille Fair- A pageant combining moonlight cliffs and lake glorified with Leech had named Leech brought up the names last week when he was giving the jury "harksrrnund" on the killing of 9 ty Holders of lucky tickets and four out of every five guests seemed to be won prizes ranging from dishware and glasses to expensive watches The party served to publicize the song and story Directed by rise and we will slide it down A few seconds later Miss -Hayworth emerged She was pearls from her neck to the floor But "when she tried to walk she hobbled as if she was wearing a suit of chain armor "How do you like it?" she asked Detectives gulped and coughed while salon employes looked ecstatic "For the actress looked as if she had been poured into pearls But the spell was broken when Miss- Hayworth tried to walk around the room with the stately stride of a model She was puffing for breath after a few steps i Rilev Fitts had charged Riley 4 I5fi GEIIE TIERI1EY JACKIE COOPER HENRY HULL JOHN CARRACINE EDWARD BR0MBERG DONALD MEEK EDDIE CDLUNS CECRGE BAREIER Co-IIit -a bitter anti-Communist was beat i I -a ft Gladys Pratt Young JOo i i picture "Lucky Partners which deals with the holders of a winning sweepstakes ticket The film is I IRATE Among actors and actresses charged I a county grad lurv testimony today of being members of the Communist party JeanMir -(upper left) James Cagney (upper right) Frednc March (lower left) and Humphrey Bogart (lower right) The aCr5' ta2 oY resentment and disgust denied that they are members ofthe party or that they have given it financial support 15c 20c Eve 1 en to death on the waterfront because he had threatened to reveal the plans of Communists to gain control of longshoremen's unions He said he had gone with Stander to various places and had "known Mr Stander as a loyal Friday August 16 7 no IfTf Special Spook Show- Friday Saturday August 17 7:30 ROOSEVELT FILM ben Sat Sun and trusted member of the party ft not one to need a bank night to bring in the customers however An airy whimsical romance it will have strong drawing-power in the amusing performances of Ginger Rogers Ronald Colman" Jack Carson Harry Davenport and others The picture also boasts some Monday rPPKIQ K1PYT WFFK who Deen to the best oi my UrtlNb INtAI VVCCM member of the Com HuikS VOUR I CAN'T1 LCAYfc fer kuo Radios Will Compete With Nazi Propaganda HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 munist party in New YorK oeiore Admission Single 25 Six in one car 31 OO HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 he came to Hollywood Wendy Barrie 'James' 4:10 7:05 9:55 I 'Saint' 2:50 5:40 Stander appeared voluntarily be of the daring new double-entendre Two eastern radio stations WRCA James Roosevelt motion picture producer and son of President fQre the jury last week to deny hines the movies are flaunting be Roosevelt has denied reports ne he was a Communist fore the Hayes office this season and WNI will start short-wave propaganda broadcasts to Latin- had booked his first production in a Philadelphia theatre which was being picketed American countries Sept 15 using Nail Government Bans Cagney Leech said wa3 both a "member of the party and a con-tributorf" In a 1934 Joaquin valley cotton pickers strike Cagney contributed "large sums" to the party and to the strike committee The picture "Pastor Hall' which recordings by Hollywood film stars RKO studio officials said actors from five RKO MGM Roosevelt produced from an un-ex- Metro-Goldwyn Films 'A 11 purgated expose of totalitarianism inrrt -ft Paramount Universal and Warners provide the talent for the in Europe is scneauiea to open at Philadelphia on Aug 22 Roosevelt BERLIN Aug 15 (AP) Motion which the Communist party was directing said the witness KVJZJLJ- pictures of Metro-Goldwyit-Mayer twice-weekly broadcasts to compete said with German and Italian propa will be banned from German Mcrppns beeinnlnz today in what rt Hit No 2 Vi IDS prouuter oaiu uiuwu kilt- corporation distributors of the Qick Foran Nabbed ganda The National Broadcasting Matinees 15c: Evenings 20c Chadren 10c company recently nas increased uie f3 i jnrormea sources au wu-o Qn IntOXICatlOn KaD termeasure against the making of HORACE IIEIDT "THE P0T0' GOLD" KLO THURSDAYS 5:30 NBC The Friendly Voice of Utah" power of the two stations i I Spookiest Show You Ever Saw Today Friday? alleged anti-German ixims oy we company in the United States Purchases of United States prod film haa assurea mm mi theatre at which "Pastor Hall" is booked is not being picketed Roosevelt specifically forbade booking the release in a theatre which is being picketed Roosevelt plans to fly to Phila HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 ucts in the Netherlands West In Officials said the company naa dies have nearly "doubled in the 2 BIG SMASHING HITS' 2 Tnmz hi A t0 cancel distribution MONSTER" £Mf SSiSJn Deputy contracts with German motion pic- with last year I lU-4- anr rt rfl llil II" delphia next week for the opening sheriffs said Foran was arrested Bell LU20S1 of its films ir were taken early Monday in front of a Hollywood cafe which had closed at the Similar measures Tennis Player Defaults earlier against Fox two a liquor deadline They said In A Divorce Action he was "creating a disturbance" sT)fi WELCOME LEGIONNAIRES Nearly 1 one-third of thos en HOLLYWOOD Aug 15 (UP gaged in agriculture in Chile now Actress Helen Vinson was free today to obtain a default divorce de operate their own farms mm cree from her lanky tenms-piaying husband Fred Perry pn win nn "Perry withdrew an answer to his COOL AN COMFORTABLE Flu SZ3 LJ zi- i i Lf't-' LEGION NIGHT estranged wife's second suit against him and stipulated he would de 0- fault He had obtained a stay of I TODAY JCr TOMOTIROW I the action last April to continue oday an "eastern tennis tour Tomorrow Expenditures by United States tourists in Central America increased 13 per cent last year DASEBALL (8:15) OGDEtl vs PQGATELL0 Special Events ai 7:15 Ogden Jr Legion Baseball Team -vs Brlgham Jr Legion Team (5 Innings) THE nni'JEST ADD EDIHIIEST1DCA to ever reach tho'scrccrJ by TlIOnflE Sr-ITll 7BW t4 (( Two GREAT Shows! IJJ ftr7J? iRty A it' i i 1 1 1: MAIKOACH 4rf 11 If il -1 L-i-l W- Aft (( With 1 )) Spencer Tracy )) "(X JUT NO 2 )) "A tvdlt "Day Time Wife" '(fffxlP i 8 With Tyrone Power (( I And Linda Darnell 6:30 ToniglrK Frolic Vitli The Legion 10 DAIIGE AT LEGI0II CHATEAU And This Grand Hilarious Companion Feature! KJ I HOD ILE "Excuco Ho Dul Have You Girls Lletl" Just a quiet moment in the life of those newlyweds IIUBDARD jonn EVERYBODY FLY liou ana oniney nuu elegant comedy romance ever to hit the screen Aster Dcnsld f'sck 3 o) 0) aV 1 i 1 A' 'h Taramount Pictures Presents 3 "TE3AI3KS or the MEKORY oMt Starring Dob Hope Shirley Ros i 3 7 15 i rmlml' i Hides with MOONLIGHT BIDES SAME PRICE Henry Tonight and Tomcrrov Friday Saturday Sunday 2 to 10 27-Passengcr DOEIHG AIRLINER Ogdbn-'Airpcrf Odd Occupations DOING IMPOSSIBLE STUNTS Latest News EDDIE "ROCIIESTKK" ANUUWUiii Otto Kruger Charles Butterworth Hedda IIopper Patricia "Honey Chile" Wilder Roscoe liarns.

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