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6 BROOKLYN EAGLE, MON AUG 19, 1946 Brooklyn-Born Devastating in Susan Haward Canon Passage Mason's Way With Women On the Screen Is Very Tough Ex-Telephone Lineman Film Star the Mason circle of friends sup Seen in 'Till the Until he played that famous role in "The Man In Grey in which he used a riding crop on Margaret Lockwood, James Mison, British film star, had always clayed the ro mantic lead or Juvenile But by the use of physical violence on a woman "The most sensational bit role injcent swimmer and surf-rider, he Is Hollywood history" is how people fond of diving for lobsters and aba-refer to Guy Madison's three-j lone, and when he gets them he minute portrayal of the sailor in 'knows how to cook them, too. He's "Since You Went Away" which he: a bow and arrow expert and wants did during a week's leave from the: to go after big game when it's feasi- I tea? on the screen he demonstrated thatjbies are painting and drawing little the way Mason did it at.racted other caricatures. Recently he designed navy. It led to his co-starring roiejpie ana ne manes nis own arrows, opposite Dorothy McGuire in RKO! Madison think acting is hard Radio's "Till the End of Time," hit work, harder than being a telephone film at the Rivoli Theater. lineman.

To quote him: "A tele- End of Time' lineman worn iooks easy, but sometimes it's as hard as acting and it's never well paid." He has been to a few night clubs but is not very likely to become a i habitue. He aoesn inins mucn 01 his own dancing ability, although he has labored at it. He had never smoked until he was compelled to by the requirements of his role in Till the End of Time." A rugged individualist, and not too keen at being told what to do. when to do it. where to go, and The young ex-telephone lineman from Bakersfield, is still puzzled about how it all came about, still puzzled about Hollywood.

But he's learning fast. Hes wanting cau tinnslv feeline his wav around ana nnt alone a steD until he is certain it ik riant He has not vet. acquired (and probably never will) the volatility which marks most actors. His general bearing is one of calm placidity. If he has nothing to say he keeps iint nnri riws nnt wrack hi brain on the stage.

Her money ran out however, and sha went to work at a photographer's model. After the Scarlet O'Hara tests, she was signed by Warners, but proved such a wonderful still picture subject, the photographers monopolized all her time, and producers never got a good look at her. Released by Warner after six months, she obtained a small part in the outdoor story, "Beau Geste." Within a week Paramount placed her under a long-term contract. Brian Donlevy, who starred in "Beau Geste," is her fiance in "Canyon Passage." Other notables in the picture are Patricia Roc, Hoagy Carmichael, Ward Bond and Andr Devine. Jacques Tourneur directed the film, which was adopted from a story by Ernest Haycox.

Jay Norris Signed By RKO Radio Films Jay Morris has been signed to a long-term RKO Radio contract. Ht Is the red-haired Georgia farm bor who crashed his way into filma -while driving a taxi and who recently scored on the Broadway stag in "Strange Fruit." Norris, following his release from the navy because of a back injury, went to Hollywood to become a screen actor. The better to meet some influential studio personage, he took a Job as a taxi driver. One. of his passengers was Francis Led- erer who, interested, introduced him to Director Wesley Ruggles.

The latter got him a job in "Private Hargrove," and that film led to important roles in "A Walk in tha Sun," "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" and a lead in "The Fighting Sea-, bees." HEALTHFULLY COOLW 0 NOW plied with kittens. She has just obliged again Mason leads a quiet, almost sheltered life. He has not much use for the city life. He lives with his wife on their small farm. His hob a scarf decorated with some of these.

Soon the public will be able to buy them. Mason would like to write, produce and star in his own films, but not direct them. He would prefer to find a director with ideas similar to his own and work together. He realizes that the scramble for studio space, and the results of the chaos of war would be a greater disadvantage to him than to the producers who own the studios. Perhaps that's why he is thinking of Hollywood.

As to the type of films he would like to produce, he has a liking for the more controversial of contemporary public fig-! ures. MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE Brooklyn albee "Without Reservations." no. 1:50. 4:45. 7 40.

"Damct Woman." 12:50, 3.45. 6:40. 8:35 FOX "Of Human Bondaer 11:00 2 44. 6:21. 10 "Janle Gen Married," 1 :01, 4:51.

8:28. METROPOLITAN "Two SUtern From Bon-ton," 12:07. 3 43. 7 17. 10:53: "Lover Come Back." 10:31, 2:07.

5:41, 9:17. PARAMOUNT "To Each Hi Own." 12 09. 3:20. 8 31. "I Rin Doorbells." 9:27, 8:40.

STRAND "Man Who Dared so. S22, 7:54. "Larceny In Heart." 11:00, 1:32. 4:04, 6:36. 9:18 Her MANHATTAN ASTOR "The Kid From Brooklyn." 10:19.

12:32, 2:45, 4:58, 7:11. 9:24, 11:37. CAPITOL "Holiday In Mexico." 9 05, 11:59. 2 55. 5 51, 8:47, 11:41.

Slaae, 11:16, 2:12. 5:08, 8:04, 11:00. CRITERION nyon Passage" 9:30, 11:25, 1:25, 3:25, 5:25, 7:20, 9:10, 11:00. 12:50. GLOBE "A Niaht In Casablanca.

9 08, 10:51, 12:34. 2:17, 4:00, 5:43, 7:26 9:09. 10:50. 12 35. HOLLYWOOD "Night and Day." 11:30.

1:50, 4 15. 6 40. 9:00 11:45. MUSIC HALL "Notorious." 10 28. 1 24, 4:22.

7:20. 10:20. Slaae. 12:09. 3:05, 6:03.

9-20. PARAMOUNT "The Slranie Love of Martha lvers." 10:30. 1:39. 5 01. 8:16, 11:28.

Slaee. 12:44. 4:08. 7:21. 10:33 to find something to say.

But get whom to see, Madison nevertheless him on a subject in which he is keeps his individualism to himself, interested and he becomes the soul He has embarked on this new career of animation. of his own volition and intends to His recreational activities are (give it all he has. somewhat on the strenuous side. His; He's a wise guy in the literal filrst love is the water. A magnifi-' meaning of the phrase.

Susan Hayward has always been an enigma to movie producers. Is she a meanie? A nice girl? Does shearouse sympathy? Would a man like to be In the wide open spares with her? The movie moguls whose duty It is to determine who plays what screen role have been unable to type Miss Hayward. Bo she has had the chance to play variety of parts, and she has been the envy' of less fortunate leading women who fit readily into a certain kind of role and stay in it. Producer Walter anger decided the red-haired actress was an outdoor girl for his purposes, and cast her for the horseback-riding Oregon pioneer lass In Universal' Technicolor release, "Canyon Passage." Susan Is co-starred with Dana Andrews and Brian Donlevy in the new film which is breaking records at the Criterion Theater. Wanger figured her small heart- shaped face, white skin and auburn hair were Just the thing for a devastating romance in a nine tree and lake studded locale.

People who know Susan agree that it is her coquettish blue eyes that bring about the indecision of producers whether she should be photographed naughty or nice. Miss Hayward first attracted Hollywood attention during the search for a Scarlet O'Hara, the flirtatious lady of "Gone With the Wind." Susan was called to Hollywood for tests, but lacked the acting experience get final consideration. Born in Brooklyn where she graduated from Girls Commercial High School, she enrolled in a dramatic school with a view to going I Irooktyn BUSHWICK I DYKER "A CREENPOINT MS: MADISON CHAdfS BOYH I ORPHEUM JtNNIfER JONtS PROSPECT 'ClUNY 1 REPUBLIC BROWN' IT1LV0U AND Cmt 111,1,4 SOMEWHERE JlOEM in th NIGHT'I Jjmjiti Keith's If FLUSHING Keith's RICH. HILL STRAND giin i ij 1 1 i i ii Presenting BENNY Notorious RANDOLPH WALT GOODMAN JERRY COLONNA BADiMANS FILM -BOUND Arlene Dahl, former New York fashion model and Broadway player, has been assigned her first screen role, in Warner Bros, forthcoming Technicolor comedy, "Life With Father." Completed 'Caesar and Cleopatra' Popular "Caesar and Cleopatra" is break-! an estimated number of bookings in smaller situations. With public interest at one fifea.

it its highest levels in recent yearsj UamrAfl in respect to an opening of a mo- QIUU lng house records across the country: in its early engagements, according! to figures arriving at United Artists' home of lice. i Rasprf nn reoorts from aDDOxi-1 mately 12 openings of this guished production, it is running! fnn. in tn twrz-PTit nhnve nre-1 vious top-grossing pictures, it rats ine mm is scneouieo oprni 90 key and seconda'ry key city en- at the Aastor Theater in New York it, HHitinn tinext week. H'r 'so far no story or subject or even duction. completed, with 12 weeks; rhas 'J ve of shooting ended.

Budget is DISNEY'S EXSU Ml tui tt end of Time." ,5:00 7:10, 9:20, 11:40. a The Talents of Thet Great Stars ANDREWS DINAH NELSON SISTERS SHORE EDOY ANDY RUSSEll ft OTHERS VIVIAN BLAINE, 20fh Century-Fox singing star of numerous film hits, is one of the headliners in the new Roxy stage show. "Claudia and Oavid" is on the screen. Olivia de Havilland Chosen for 'Ivy' Role Olivia de Havilland has been signed to play the title role of "Ivy," the Sam Wood production. it is announced by William Goetz of International Pictures.

The picture, which Wood will produce and direct as his first under a recently announced deal with International, will start filming late this Autumn as Miss de HaviUand's first International vehicle since "The Dark Mirror," Nunnally Johnson production, co-starring Lew Ayres. International Is holdirig the latter picture for mid-Winter release. "Ivy" has a colorful English background of the 1910 period, and calls for three top male leads. The picture will be Wood's first of the period and locale since his "Goodbye Mr. Chips," and is the story of flibbertigibbet wife Involved in the murder of her husband.

Charles Bennett is preparing the screen play, from the novel by Marie Belloc-Lowndes. CITY MUSIC HALL MASON is bock, AMD Otomil tHT Outlaws of Roaring. Wejst! TERRITORY $1,500,000. At the same time, it was definitely set by Charles Einfjeld and David Loew, with E. T.

Gomersall, sales manager, that the Harry Sherman production should be the first Enterprise film to be released. At one time the studio heads had considered holding up the top budget Western In favor of "Arch of Triumph," still in production. Release date will be announced shortly. Studio heads are determined to get the picture in national release within nine months of the organization of the company, thereby setting a new industry mark. Enterprise was announced on March 4 this year.

Andre de Toth directed "Ramrod." Rlnrrinir MrC.rpn Ve- ronica Lake, Donald Crisp and Don Reginald Denny has reported to the Samuel Goldwyn studio for a featured role in the new Danny Kaye Technicolor comedv, "The! Secret Life of Walter Mitty." Denny will portray British air force nel in the RAF dream sequence. at N. SCOTT kuay "Claudia ana uavia, 4 55, 7:55, Staie, 12:30, 3:35, 6 35. 9:35. STRAND 'Two Guy From Milwaukee" 10:16, 137, 4:51.

10:45, 12.27. Stage. 12:05, 3:29, 6:36 9:43. RADIO I David im '''(OOL WB? 1 (tic. Sir) RC Ywi SHOWflACE JSrJ Of THE NATION I ROLLY ROLLS iroDV pninum 'Magnificent Heel' Gels Under Way Brock Pemberton is now rehearsing Constance O'Hara's play, "The Magnificent Heel," his first production since "Harvey." The first includes Bert Lytell and Richard Vemey.

Mr. Verney has played in stock and little theaters in Hollywood but has not been seen here. Booth Colman and Oscar Polk are also in the cast. With the final principal roles assigned to K. Elmo Lowe, Sol Burry, Iris Mann, Shirley O'Hara, Jamie Schmitt, Royal Dane, Robert Pierson, Charles Mendirk and Cliff Hitt, 'Barnaby and Mr.

O'Malley," Jerome Chodorov's dramatization of Crockett Johnson's comic strip, is now in rehearsal with J. M. Kerrigan in the featured role, under direction of Charles Friedman, in preparation for a Wilmington opening on Sept. 6. Joy Geffen and Joyce Allen have been engaged by Vinton Freedley for "The Temporary Mis.

Smith," comedy by Jacqueline Susann and Beatrice Cole. Miss Geffen has just completed a two and a half year tour with the U. S. O. in "What a Life." in J3pan, New Guinea and other remote places.

Joyce Allen was seen in "Junior Miss." Tickets are now on sale for "A Flag Is Born," the new Ben Hecht music-drama starring Paul Muni, at the offices of the American League for a Free Palestine, 25 W. 45th New York City. "A Flag Is Born" will orien at the Alvin Theater on Thursday, Sept. 5, and women to the box office Then followed "They Were Sis ters," in which he was constantly beating up poor Dulcie Gray, and "Fanny by Gaslight," ii which he broke a waiter's arm, jnd treated his girl friend "real cruel" In "The Wicket Lady" as Margiret Lock- wood's highwayman lover he was more sinned against than sinning, although, of course, she did find him at the inn with another girl. And in "The Seventh Veil" rapped Ann Todd's fingers with his walk ing stick.

Now James Mason 1b Britain's greatest film box-office draw, with a mounting fan mall and fan clubs in Britain, America and Canada. But he cannot escaDe the Mason "hoodoo" on women. In his latest film, Two Cities "Odd Man Out" ne aoesn i oeat the girl; ne does something much worse. He just I ignores her. For most of the film the great lover is a wounded, hunted man, trying to escape lrom police.

It is by far the mostdramatic and powerful, but at the sme time really sympathetic, role tint James Mason has yet played on the screen. In fact, it marks a turning point in his career. Many stories have been published in newspapers saying thai James Mason will go to Hollywood tnd star in American films. The truth is that there are other considerations. He loves the sunshine, likes the Americans, and considers them efficient.

So the chances are that when he has completed "Odd Man Out" for Two Cities and "The Upturned Gliss." he will visit Hollywood, taking with him his novelist wife, Pamela Kel-lino. "Odd Man Out" Is being iced and dir-teH hv Parr.1 duced and directed by Carol Reed Denham. It is from a novel-tbriller by P. L. Green, who worked on the script with R.

C. Sherriff. His other Interests are writing (scripts, plays, articles and doggerel verse) and photography. His pets are four cats Toy Boy, Whitey Thompson, Tree and Lady Leeds, the last being the tabby which keeps SJS-'KSjrJSl re I vt tvar 0mg ogam" Th, Thvatr Oulld Prtstnts "--Ht' 0LI Vl ER HENRY Dciussat ihw unitcb artists Onir nimmst is rt Twice Daily, 30 and 8:30. All Seals Reserved 40.1.80 Mais.daily.l.80,i.20,laxlncl.

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Ave. aad Strauss St iCINGSWAY Kleis Hlehw.Walt Ceeey lilted GRAYSON SISTERS LOVER 3 "NOTORIOUS" Willi CLAUDE RAINS An RKO Radio Picture OK STAGE: "COLORAMA" Radiant spectacle produced by RutieI Marker), sellings by Bruno Maine with the Corps de Balltt, Glee Cub, Rocletlei Symphony Orchestra, directed by Charles fmin. Picture at: 10:28. 1:14.4:32.7:20, 18:20 Stele thaw at: 11:08, 1:05, 8:03. 1 JO DOORS OPEN TUESDAY 10:19 A.M.

POLO ILO continue for four weeks only. Felicia Sorel will stage a dance Dr. William F. Dunn, producer- routine for the American Repertory manager of the Hempstead SuiamerjTheater production of "Henry VIII." Theater, has taken options on two! Shakespeare's play is being given a JAMES I Arthur Rank presents PHYLLIS JAMES Calvert Mason Sleirow an S.le GIANT TICKET OFFICE 1 nd i GROUNDS Crmndsimnd i.tt Ui inrl Keaerved I.1S lu incl. t.JO tu incl.

new plays and after their tryouts at his Summer playhouse, he will prepare them for Broadway consumption. The first is "Murder for Son? bv Svrlnm shield, nnri' Olivia DeHevllland Rey Mi Hand Sonny Tulle' THE WELL GROOMED BRIDE Plee "IN OLD SACRAMENTO" I "PASSKEY TO DANGER" KANE RICHMOND STEPHANIE BACHELOR ROOD'S COUNTRY" Robert Lowery WALLACE BEERY MARGARET O'BRIEN "BAD BASCOMB" WILLIAM POWELL ESTHER WILLIAMS "TH HOODLUM SAINT" GARY COOPER INGRID BERGMAN "SARATOGA TRUNK PLUS SELECTED SHORTS GEORGE RAFT AV A GARNER "WHISTLE STOP" Merle Oberotl "NIGHT IN PARADISE Betty H0R8E8H0E" (In Teeh. nlteler): Laird Creear, "HANGOVER SQUARE Dlsney'a (In Color) "MAKE MINE MUSIC and "BADMAN'S TERRITORY" LADD VERONICA LAKE WM. BENDIX "THE BLUE DA1TLIA" "THE RUNAROUND" Ella Ralnea "LITTLE GIANT" and "TANGIER" A. J.

Cronln's THE GREEN YEARS" fVrfe "Wey Weri $isters Ralph Sprague, which will have itster. formerly the Columbus Circle pre-Broadway showing in Hemp-jon Nov. 6. tion picture, "Caesar and Cleopatra, bidding for its place as one of the highest grossing film produc tions of all time. MARY SERVOSS, featured player in "Swan Song" at the Booth Theater.

George Abbott To Do Musical George Abbott's first production of the season will be "Barefoot Boy With Cheek," a musical comedy adapted by Max Shulman from his book of the same name. As yet neither the composer nor the lyri- cist has been selected. very lavish production by the ART, with scenery and costumes wnicn should make it one of the most colorful spectacles in some time. It will open at tne international ine- Paul Feigay, coproducer of "On the Town" and "Billion Dollar Baby," will present a musical com edy entitled "Come Blow Your Horn," late in the Fall. The book is by J.

B. Rosenberg. Baldwin Ber-gersen, last represented on Broadway bv "Carib Song." has been A MITCHELL LEISEN Production plus 8 RING DOORBELLS" AIR-CONOITIONID liMllif O0 I1AI Lt ANOR PAUL PARKER HENREID "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" FLUB "1ANIE GETS I R-C I T.I THE MAN I fWHO DARED" I I I PLUS LARCENY IN HER HEART Open Air Cent, frans Dash Fredrle Marrh "WE LIVF AGAIV and EDDIE CANTOR "Kid Millions" 1 lOy Seariee HifhwaT ValUrf Streaat, I 1 ioLmA Oe haviuand 9 'TO EACH HIS OWN" If A MITCHELL LEISEN Production 3 tUi ALEXIS SMITH A i i i NEW 'oors Open, STAGE PLATS "MERMAN'S A WOW!" Chapman, Ntmi RODGERS It HAMMERSTEIN present I ETHEL MERMAN In The Mairal Smash A NNIF fiFT YDIIR CWfi llfueie and Ivrlct bv IRVING BERTJN Book bt HERBERT ft DOROTHY FIELDS Kith BAY MIDDLETON Directed bv Joihui Lo.an IMPERIAL. 5th St. W.

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A get. 2:30 Shire A delirhted flnt jury enjoyed: the new hit." Walter Winciell llitfflf' I lfllit tm 43n4 Zjf-fTjfl' 4K ImA 2li4 IWm I pF2' Box Vl (7 stead Aug. 20; the second is "A Kiss for Peter." by Nicholas Cosen tino, which will receives it baptismal on Tuesday evening, Aug. 27. Hollywood Notes VMABINE, Fletlwh Hlehety "A NIGHT IN PARADISE" and "WHISTLE STOP" of Sherwood Foreet' and 'Letter for Erie YOU LOVE ME'and "THE dTrkTcORNER- GARY COOrER INGRID BERGMAN "Tomorrow Is Another "t0 do the score and Phyllis forthcoming Warner Bros, drama McGinley, whose verses appeared based upon the novel by W.

R. regularly in the New Yorker, is Burnett, has been placed on writing the lyrics. Gottlieb's production schedule byj Michael Kidd, choreographer of Jack L. Warner, executive producer. I last year's Ballet Theater hit, "On The new film, set against a racing stage." has been engaged to devise background, will be directed for the the' dances.

The production will be Warner studio by David Butler. done by Feigay in association with 1 Arthur Darby. Ernst and Maria Matray have been signed by Loew-Lewin as dance otto Kruger and Barbara Brown directors on the United Artists pro-1 been by jaci l. Warner, duction of De Maupassant's "Bel executive producer, for important United Artists release which roies the new Warner Bros, corn-stars George Sanders and Anqela'edy, "Love and Learn." Jack Carson Lansbury and Ann Dvorak working an'd Robert Hutton wil star in the with 40 dancers, they are recreating new romantic film. DAVID BtTTV JANE RUTH YiKILTY BUBN8 atson weston Air-Cond.

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Her husband, cameraman Lucien Ballard, photographed the trailer as his to the drive. i Constance Dowling has been1 signed by Columbia to play the reminine heavy in the Chester Morns thriller, 'Boston Blackie and Law." The actress, who is under contract to Eaele-Lion Produc-iions, recently appeared in "The Well-Groomed Bride" and "Black nel." Paul Newlan, Anthony Ward, Martin Garralaa. Claire Du Brey and David Leonard have been added to the cast of PRCs "Don Returns." which Terry Morse is direr tins for Producer James S. Btirkett. Fred Coby and Isabelita starred.

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