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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 14

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THIS AND THAT AND THEN SOME Stjc Jttiami Hctralfr Page Two Tuesday Sept 8 1942 Coivboy Star Roy Rogers Is Falling Heir To Gene Autry Western Roles On Witli The rrrpts of most expressive screen nuntners "By JIMMIE FIDLEH HOLLYWOOD Calif Sept 7 I hate to believe that a Skelton separation crisis may be at hand despite denials by Red and his Mrs The Franchot Tones are reported babying again tragedy took their last Cowboy ttar Roy Rogers who is momentarily 3-A is falling heir to the big pictures Republic had prepared for Sgt Gene Autry I hear MGM is urffing Garbo to "get the war at least to do a radio show and donate her Confidential Commiiniqnes to Cesar Romero: glad to see you former colorful Hope goes this wav Saj 5 one old maid to another "Will you ym me a cup of "I answers the second ou think room for boh of Failure of "Pride cf to click a home run at box offices may put a damper en plans to film the life of Babe Ruin They roped off two blocks cf Canal Street New boulevard for Alice War Bond sales addre-s Wife Comes Back When Ty Joins Up Bv LO FELLA PARSONS International News Staff Writer HOLLYWOOD Calif Sept 7 Annabella who retired from the screen to become Mrs Tyrone Power has just put her name on a 20th Century-Fox contract Her first picture is "Project a story of the Commando raid over France Very appropriate too for the little French girl Brynie Foy her producer Is most enthusiastic about Annabella and well he might be for she is a fine actress She was highly successful a few months ago when she played on the Chicago stage in Noel "Blithe Just as Ty Power is leaving to join the navy Annabella will be moving on the lot that has been her home ever since he came to Hollywood I am glad for her because there is no- panacea for loneliness to compare with good hard work By BOB FREDERICKS returning to your "Cisco role Your prestige did a nose-dive when tnu left the part Mrs Ruth mama) Withers: be surprised how mam-interviewers wish let jour 16-year-old dotter do the talking publicity-Le and able to fend for herself Ixnns Mayer: Why not do your bit for the antiwaste campaign by taking rhihp Dorn potentially' a great star out of those "Dr roles and giving him something worthy of his ability? Good Pictures Never Groiv Old now a fellow who know anything about this mo- tion picture business to prove a thing or two that should be obvious yet amounts to something of a discovery The fellow Ed Claughton Roal theater And the thing have Frnm the High Sierra hfr? Paramount is filming "For Whom the Bell comes this amusing tid-hit Seems Ingrid Bergman was Homing about rattlesnakes of the local boys attemn'ed to console her said be we cleared out iinderbrum here lat summer we killed 149 cf rohodv got at he has discovered without knowing ant thing about the mo-t on picture business is that the raving public -wants what it likes and ill pay to get it Trat hardly sounds like a discover snce the public has bpen that av ever since it was a puhlic or ren nefore that perhaps Still it i aluavs known or too often m-gnrten to amount to an estab-1 seed precept of the picture Visit Us Befors or After the Theater For Fun nf Relaxation ltd the osue eiavauon to Bow 11 at large until after they gone Other thousands miss them for various other seasons Which leaves the slag piles and dross heaps of Hollywood glittering with more real gems than may be found on the current schedule of new pictures So at least figured Mr Claughton the fellow who knew nothing about the picture business And leaving the choice pretty much up to a poll of his patrons his conclusions have been more than 1 in Ifl Chatteresque: Reason for the growing number of re-i'sued movies is a studio move to off-set the coming shortage of raw film Fred Astaire will teach at the Edith Gw nne Town- send School for Girls (Philadelphia) via motion pictures The school has made requests of studios for ex- salary to a war fund Five out of eight men ivho answered Ken ad for a chauffeur carried Screen Actors Guild cards Teresa Wright has offered her services between pictures to the Employment Agency as a farmworker and fruit picker Wallace Beery age 53 is angling to become an Air Corps instructor Gosh! Frances Langford long one of our skinniest stars has put on so much weight that she has to diet Mexican news photographers are flooding Hollywood with pictures of Dolores Del Rio meeting Orson Welles at the station when he passed through Mexico City But they deny a resumption of romance Make a bet that Walter Huston ends up with the "Mission to Mos plum Mickey Malone beer poster girl is getting a War ner Brothers contract Joan Val ene will go to Reno for a and divorce because she has new marriage ideas Laugh of the Week: Guv Kibbee tolls it Seems a foreign diplomat eating his first meal in the went into ecstacies over the "George Washington served for ries sort En route to New York next day he asked for it in the dining car but exploded on sighting his order "I had George Washington Cake yesterday and it was white he protested cake is "What you know retortPd the colored waiter loftily "is that had TWO great men named Washington in this country George and Booker BOWI7AND 13th Ftwi Opp 5Mr TpL 9-3 IL2 So Slic Took Off Her Uniform Six months ago when Marion Hall landed a movie job enterprising press agents were soundly rebuked for posing her in a Marine uniform because her father is a lieutenant colonel of the Devil Dogs Which seems doubly proper since there may be other reasons why Marion should be seen in more revealing attire Anyway here she is without her Marine uniform MOV and Notes On Programs 'IT OFF from first-run films vhch are prettv well sewed i bv the Wometco and Para-" ount fhamy Claughton found 1 rn-elf all dressed up and no place to go when he opened his beautiful brri extravagant Rnval thea-e- last Piecember Claughton had 't tho business of building fr'e ard then leasing them to r- to operate Hut this time tle-e were nn takers he inert to turn his worries a ted manager Viut the ing found him once more w-'l-e'- jt-- floor and wondering ight feed his hungry pi child from the leavings r' two row erf ul theater chains vo orlv had these contracts fn- putt about rvcrv thing Holly-m nod produced: but these contracts el ed second run rights for 125 a jtub-equent to each opening BRINGING hack such pictures as "Of Human Bondage "Wuthering "Count of Monte "Lost "Prisoner of and other real hits of yesteryear his downtown Bcnal theater has attracted more patrons in the past thiee summer months than it aggregated in five months during the moi lush fall winter and spring seasons For the past 17 weekends he has had the standing-room-only signs up And all with pictures that have been shown here before I think he has had two or three first-run films hut his biggest crowds have been attracted by hits of the past pictures which never grow old and remain good entertainment until jou have seen them Tonite Is Family Ticket Night ANY FAMILY (up fo four persons) WILL BE ADMITTED FREE To Any Wometco or Paramount Theatre Buy a WAR BOND for Cash and That's All the Ticket You Need! The much rumored James Craig-MGM deal has come through I understand a young fortune changed hands for contract for he is particularly desirable property especially now that Clark Gable is in Uncle service and Mickey Roonev and Robert Taylor will go soon RKO with whom the deal was made reserve the right to make one picture a ear with Craig who first came into prominence in "Kittv with Ginger Rogers Desi Arnaz who is no longer under contract to RKO also put his name on a Metro contract over the week end His bride Lucille Ball is on that lot too Desi has a Jot of charm not yet exploited on the screen but M-G-M should remedy that little maiter One of the men who was with Will James western writer and artist just before he passed on was his great friend Harry Sherman They had had a number of conferences about Cowboy" story which Harry is bringing to the screen According to Harry just before James died he said Gary Cooper had always wanted to plav him on the screen and he would rather have Gary than any other actor Whether or not Cooper who still has w-ork to do on Whom the Bells will consent is another question but he should be very good and we all know that the Sherman pictures are By JACK ANDERSON Worn THE suicide of the actor who played Nicky in the "One drama heard here over NBCAVIOD each Sunday at 8:30 caused some hasty last-minute script writing as the broadcast disclosed Sunday night Nicky was officially written out of the story by the expedient of having him write a note to the Bar- program on which he is currently acting as announcer and commentator each Sunday at 5 over Odd-Formation: years sine Mae life was threatened by Hollywood gangsters but she nev er opens her apartment door with out first peeking to make sure the coast is clear Bob No pride is not screen success but hia personally cooked Boston Beans That bulge in John coat- pocket is an electric razor used three times a day After all these years Bette Davis is still so nervous when facing a radio mike that she invariably twists her handkerchief to shreds The biggest collection of symphony re cordings in Hollywood belongs to Roy Rogers cowboy star Q2B00GGQ TTHT CBSAVQAM a little shocking to hear him using his persuasive voice to sell you insurance It could be worse I suppose Just imagine him trying to convince you about some brand of soap or breakfast food called for a bit of figur- u-irg on the part of Claugh-m rm knew nothing about the re busine-s except that in all rs the pasrg public wants a' bi-es and it will -pay to ge Trat he knew and he also figured it oid that a second or a third r-n was still a first run pic- re for tnn-e who seen it (Vtod entertainment nepr gets old s-d though a picture like He ght-- msv complete the nos of downtown and neighhor-j-nod theaters heie it still mav pro- be entertainment for additional ters of thousands "i LAUGHTON also is convinced that the oft maligned doublefeature Is muchly to be desired from the public-point-of-view if not by the producers and some exhibitors By carefully selected comedies and dramas and youthful and mature films the double feature ran be marie to underwrite a good time for all he savs And on that score it is prettv hard to disagree with him though always regarded it as a waste of celluloid to match a good picture with a Grade mellcr or smeller to produce a double feature which is a thing that happens all too often particularly in other cities where 70 to £0 per cent of theaters offer twin-bill entertainment bour family informing them that he had been called back to England for army service It must have been a severe blow to everybody connected with the "One broadcast that one of the actors should get so little mental salve out of the homey middle-of-the-road philosophy that everything in life turns out for the best Press reports are that the actor had a disagreement with his wife which is hardly compatible ith the calm ideal matrimony he enjoyed as a radio character But life Just when the good folk of this world have things running in a solid moral groove some unpredictable soul in their midst gets tired of it all and upsets their apple cart by taking his own life shooting his wife or running off with another woman OFTEN such pictures are not full- discoered bv the public Mona Maris is the latest actress to don the mask-like face and dark set ees of This deathless drama goes on and on and this time the new version will be made in Mexico Rene Cardova idol of the Mexican femmes will be seen as the romantic Armand once placed in the movies by Gilbert Roland the is an American Mrs Elizabeth Jenkins Higgins who has been living in Mexico City for years Last year she produced and financed a Mexican version of "The Count of Monte and it cleaned up making more money in Mexico than any picture ever released there Waites WnoicBiieHn amiB immm SOLDIER sailor and a marine each of whom has been cited for valor in action will be presented on the new "Johnny program at 8 over NBC WIOD Besides the guests the show will include the regulars Ginnv Simms songstress and mist ress-of-ceremn-nies the Bombardiers a new male chorus and Dave Rose and his 24-piece orchestra TAOTS AND "Are You a Missing CBS-WQAM "This Nation At 9:30 BlueAVKAT Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou 9 CBS-WQAM "Cheers From the 9:30 CBSAVQAM Tommy Dorsey 1030 ELAOLER A 35c 11:15 1 555 LINCOLN ROAD MIAMI BEACH OlTaN 2:43 TOMORROW-XT HIE 'HIKU AN I BLH "Highways By Night' Starving In Conquered Areas Learning To Look Around Corner For Jap Prosperity IAsX TI'IFs TOItAL! Greer Garson Walter Pidgeon Tl'DS TOUU! -7 1 dLi CARY GRANT JEAH ARTHUR RDNALDJDLMAN EDGAR BUCHANAN I AT BOTH THEATRES ff This is trigger-thinking: At Mother when Skinny Ennis Cully Richards quipped: so thin that if you picked a quarter out of his pocket he'd fall off All the places the Japs for the Asia "prosperity are starving The Japs should he w-ary of that word prosperity The last time somebody tried to make it popular was in 1920 The torch song My Is good Broadway poetry Lou Costello It seems to me best typifies Joe Doakes American The army jdark green shirt and tan trousers uniform is the (neatest mn vfrip II AM CtNMTlOWrf mlmfl Li ll Jf sVrl'cl M5en iraTWay at 1 2lh Coral Way MIAMIAN Mrs Lediard of 2648 22nd ave recently won a rug for writing the most helpful letter received by "Theater of producers from listeners throughout the nation Mrs triumph was broadcast over the 117-station network of the Columbia Broadcasting System The producers solicit letters suggesting ideas and improvements for their dramatic show which features radio screen and stage stars heard everv at noon ox or CBSAVQAM Rob -Paulptt MiAAU ave AT jRD BSC BLVD AT I6TW downtown rarVln 20t Nonn to 1 25 to 630 orfN 6:45 Collected at random: The hottest romance is that of Cesar Romero and Stylist Mary Dobson Producer Harold Clurman will ask Stella Adler to name the day w'hile he Is in New York Jules Stein flew to Del Monte to confer with Errol Flynn who is there trying to get in shape for Uncle physical examination Stevens and Phil Reed glimpsed at a night spot and was Phil concentrating on her? Ingrid Bergman has dropped 10 pounds and she has been ordered to put her eight back Princess Der Ling well-known writer and once lady in waiting to the domager empress of China will try for a movie job She turned down a role in "Good how serious is the Eddie Aibert-Anne Shirley romance? Anne seems not to be serious about anyone yet I keep hearing reports Crosby Incorporated Bing and his brothers are reported to have taken over a defense factory to manufacture airplane equipment Goddard "NOTHINQ BUT THE 3tarlene -Fred MarMurray LADY IS WILLING1 MORF THIN 35noiMWW Hav read this storv In Reader Digest and The Book If a man stood on a street corner and gave aw-ay SI 00 for $75 be mobbed by the customers the came bargain the government offers you to buy et some Americans have to be ballhooed into buwng them 1 know- it's not new but Jerry Lester got the lustiest laugh et with it on the Canteen Hour To wit: "You'd better laugh a little faster in What's hoKimg tip the long-time promised cancellation of citizenship which he kicked around? It was Emerson who said: "The spotlight NE qgp AVE- at INCHELL a great pc MONTY BE OR NOT TO Jck Briny Carol Lombard Dorothy Lumoer William Holdsu IYEEMS TAYLOR who keeps the listeners musirallv informed during the New York Philharmonic orchestra broadcasts during its winter concert series seems out of place on the "Family Ilka Chae is breaking into print so often becoming known j- --P edn-ial rooms as "This Clare Boothe Luce read does her writing "siting in bed wearing a pink velvet jacket e-d a ie satm bow in her And she wants to give up THAT r- d-a-' pnv Congress? Well this is a new wrinkle The pre-n Wings and the on Oct at the Criterion will not a'-r mates it's tly life story of Amy end Jim Mollinson and no jnutj arc pulled on him WKAT-rnO 1300 KC wron-NBO 010 KC Tlanca Or Ntp Wm-MBI 1400 KC WOAM-CBS 60 KC Npws and muslo MIAMI TAiegi9ii MV7TbfltAVENUFA'MIS Hw Rfl 5 -45 6- 00 News nd muslo :15 News and music :30 Serv Men's Spec 45 Serv Men's Spec News Roundup Roundup News Roundup Roundup News Top Mora Top Morn IS -45 :00 :15 :30 45 Fishing Singing News Echoes From Hill Echoes from Hills Alarm Clock Top Mom News Alarm Cl'k News Top Morn Bugle Calls Alarm Clock Top O' Morn Bugle Calls Ch in Wildwood Top Morn Bugle Calls TWO FF ATI RES "KENNEL MURDER WITH WILL 1 4M POWELL A No "NEVER GIVE A SUCKER A Ith IFTT Adult 30c Tar Inr i hildren 11a The pinch for food and fuel in Germany is so acute that people a-e oe-rg compelled to live together to save fuel and to eat in a conin' m-' riming room to save labor and provisions That must he re to tell people who thought Hitler started this war to get them mg room" I get excited about the controversy over a dim fie subwa is that a sacrifice to get gray about? Cute stuff: bootblack near the 47th Street Service Lounge charges half 'i in uniformed lads Too many folks are concerned about a 4th erm instead of the 4 Freedoms 800 00 News of World Melody Parade Good Morn Blues 45 Morn Chapel IS :30 45 News xWar Journal News xYou Remember Melody Pages JBugle Calls xYou Remember Musical Salute Bugle Calls Tunes and Topics Salute News Bugle Calls Hri -t 9 xNameless Show xBreakfast Club xNamelc Show xBreakfast Club xMorn Moods xBreakfast Club Nes xBreakfast Club :00 xPres New :15 xLlizht of the World :10 xLonelv Women :45 xGuldlng Light News Novelties Morning Melodies Morning Melodic News A Powell xJack Berch Song Market '5 xFletcher Wiley 101 :00 :15 :30 xBess Johnson Children Recommends xLone Journey News Bulletin Ethel Willetts Tavlor Shoi Tavlor Shop Justine Bruce So Amer Salute xChoir Loft xCheer Up nxxxaxxaxaaxaxaxiaxsxasxxxixixuxxsx 00 xMarv Lee Taylor 15 xPoetic Strings 30 xBright Horizons :45 xAunt Jennv 11 xRoad of Life xVic and Sade xAsrainst Storm xDavid Harum xBreakfast xBreakfast xCountry House Lit Jack Lit XvSydnev Moseley Farm Front XYankee P'tT xYankee se raGABLESIBOULEVARDl lit Mokcnt California home guests say he has a room with eiow' colors when cold On warm days ou can loll i 'uin a ec ora led with cool green colors with shady tree leaves np aint in the mail: That the bugler who blows everv for i flag-low ering over the Union is invariably off i-e- Mil ion Maer insists he was not paid twice for his Satevepost ece as reported Oh all right! George Price that serious Worcers if heard about the peach that propositioned a plum -s wav "cuck with me kid and be wearing Old? bos or grandmother! 12 News Victory Boake Carter xJimmy Blair xBill Hay xFarm Home Hr xLopez Luncheon xFarm Home Hr xMarine Band :00 xKate Smith :15 xBig Sister :30 Time News 45 xGal Sunday News Lura and Abner Meet the Band War Analysis til Maoirioaio shdiim is the lobe aB-coaomcEii mi usum kii 1-2111 1 HLLI IAT DAY WALT TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL A I A 7:5 I :00 xLife Beautiful 15 xWoman In Whits :33 News-Music :45 xOoldbergs Midday Musicals xBaukhage xQ Comm xTapestrv Mus xEdw MacHugh xFInd My Way xTapestry Musi xDr A xNene xFarm Front Scrapbook FANTASIA Tomorrow 1 Win fffffgfftw 1 mmmvs MMMMMMMMJKMMmMM3 :00 xDr Malone :15 xJovce Jordan :30 xLove and Learn :45 Make Mine Music Behind Mike xU 8 Armv Band xCedric Foster Lat-Amer Salute xBetween Child'n Moods in Muslo xNews xSchool of the Air News xJack Baker xKhkl Serenade 2 eEBCOLrONY'ITIVO L'lMmi The Filipino Colonel who brought MacArthur the hews that Tearl Hd-hor had been attacked kept listeners tense with the story Mac-Ar re said sent ail planes up hut they encountered no Japs Up seie-al hoirs Then after they came down for lunch the Japs One book reviewer panning the new book on Billy Mitchell reports it vas attacked by Mrs Mitchell as xMary Marlin xMa Perkins 13 th! ST'at MacARTHUR CAUSf WAY News 305 Club xMutual Callimr 305 Club xMutual Callin Men of SeaxShady Valley Cocktails xShady Valley 00 xCol Concert xSt Louis Matinee Keyboard Concert :45 xKeyboard Concert xC 15 xS :30 :45 xl 300 xPepper Yount? xRt To HanpinesMui xNews xClub Mafmpft xClub Matinee xClub Matinee xMatinee News xWalter Compton xBaseball xRaces Salon Swing 00 xPress New :15 Dance Or :30 xLiving Art :45 xPiano Duo 134 WE5I FlASUt STREET 2m2 HELD 04 ER LAST TAY! BARBARA STANWYCK Gay Sisters9 xBackstase Wife 5 Notes Tune Carnival Tune Carnival aisMSDirioaED lissou 0 11 aca rs utn starts toihv: GARY COOPER "THE GENERAL DIED AT DAWN" 4 I Never Get Rich 3:05 6:15 9:30 Bondage: 1 -30 4 40 8:01 11:15 JErenlnr Service Men MrXMIS 810 FIRST Sr 2 Keyboards Man With Band Superman Sundown Seren xOirl Marries xSeahouYid xPortla xHop Harrisan xThree Sons Trio xDinina Out xThree Sons Trio xSecret City 5:00 :30 45 :00 5 Retreat Sports 560 Club xLandt Trio xBen Bernie EM JEST DOWNTOWN THEATRE xMusic News Baseball xPraver News Commentator xJose Bethencourfc xBaseball Scoreboard Dailv Chuckle xNews Leslie Bain xLowell Thomas Mel Moments :00 News Highlights 15 xBroadway Voice 30 Dugout 45 xWorld Today 6 Held I MII1UM lm I I HHY JA'I TOMORROW Macdonald Carey NEVER GET They were discussing Republican presidential possibilities for 1914 F--a a mid-west name came up "The trouble with --G'i a crtir ts that after you go through the nominating rigmarole a-- rd up Ulih man why come to the lr-v Pa-Kcr the clown left us all limp i elating his adventuie back--iim at tip Winter Garden wheie he went to rehearse for another I-- i irr par of He was handed two pistols "'Vita-' he asked was the retort "is your Hart's story was the best About famed of a Nazi massacre in Poland You probably saw1 it at the Fair P-f it are all over the world When a Gestapo raided Picas-home Taris he glared at the painting and said to the genius: do this?" was the reply Film Features Begin kdar 35 5 45 jr pit "The Pied Piper" 7 30 9 25 xFred Waring Victory Program xFulton Lewis Populaires xReuters xJohnson Family News Square Dance xBattie Stations xH Square Dance xDance Or 00 xAmos and Andy 15 xGlenn Miller :30 xAmer Melody 45 xAmer Melody 7 By Special Request! (til rivival of Uti plctu'i that nodi lotto Davis towns! FrsnW So-riot roit nowL SfES in xMua For Amer xMua For Amer Federal Are xFederal Ace )hni xJohnnv Presents Marine Corps Battle Stations xSins For Dough Marching Along xfiln? For Douih 8i 00 xMiaslng Heirs :15 xMiftMng Heirs :3 0 xHobby Lobby 45 xHobby Lobby News xOahrle! Heatter xBus With Hitler xDance Or xNation At War xMurder xNatlon At War xMurder Clinic Star Parade Accent on Song Petite Petite Mustcale :00 xTommy Rlga 15 xTommy Kiggs 30 xCheers from Camp 45 xCheers from Camp 9: ui-casoiTios(a 22israscEoiuos-rs 44422 8TIRTS T4nl! Richard Carlson Marsha Hunt "Affairs of in Evp 3I- Tax Inr TW 1 41 ins it ml mh iast run Dorothy Lamour "BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON" 2V to 1: SOc Tat Ib fV 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 xDate With Judy xMorgan Beat ty xJohn Hughes xDate With Judy Carm Cavallero To be announced xTommy Dorsey Carm Cavallero xWar news xTommy Dorsey Treasury Pararte Bus With Hitler 101 :00 30 xCheers from Camp '5 xCheers from Camp xTalks 45 xMary Small LE lrD Fames a-' i- on 4 20 230 Liuienant Liuienant pi H-M-JCM Jl E11B 5JI MM xDance Or xDance Or xDance Orch xDance Orch News xStory Drama Reverie Reverie xReuters Dan Or xDance Or xDance Or 00 xWorld News 5 xDance Or :10 xSammv Kave 45 xDance Or 11 1 RITA nVYAYORTH HAVE WHAT IT TAKES? FRED ASTAIRE SAYS YES g-t 300 14 04 3 43 1 Bid 12 24 4 54 7 44 3 14 Mrs I 2 20 4 50 HIALEAH tA lortfir 1 FM TODVV 15 xDance Orch xDance Orch xBBC News xDance Orch 6 10 4 42 214 7 30 730 4 25 2 05 a is xNews Shield xNews xRoy Shield xDance Or xRov Shield xDance Or xNews News :00 xPress Nrw 05 xDance Or :30 xDance Or 55 xNews and music 12: 'SaNSt Ded At Dan" 2 40 "Talk ol the Town" 1130 131 3 40 5 43 7 52 9 58 OLYMPIA Mrs 12 00 2 30 5 no 7 in 10 oo "Holiday 11 50 1 50 3 45 5 45 8 00 10 00 PARKWAY Nothing But the Truth 7 00 10 11 "The Lady Is Willing 8 40 PLAZA! 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