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Well Esquire-Fairway It a music that runt Donald Meek by name show in colors starring young took the sledge hammer right out players well known to the fans of Charlie's hands slammed it At the left for instance are down and the bell could be heard Jeanne Crain and Dana Andrews all over that section of I-o-way about to invest in a thrilling ride "State Fair" 'coils with Ham-as they walk around holding merstein and Rodgers music and hands in the crowded midway even if some of us oldsters miss That's the Juke-box king Dick Will Rogers we suspect the cusHaymes with Jeanne (center) tomers generally will go away and at the right ladeez and gen- Lumming the melodies It's a tul-men you are about to wit- carnival of colors too next attraction at the UptownEsquire-Fairway It's a music show in colors starring young players well known' to the fans At the left for instance are Jeanne CraM and Dana Andrews about to invest in a thrilling ride as they walk around holding hands in the crowded midway That's the Juke-box king Dick Haymes with Jeanne (center) and at the right ladeez and gentul-men you are about to wit 111' 41 II i-41fitat11111rartiP port 4 I) i 1tt I 4ix: it 471 1 i ic411)Vs" 4 iti i tv i I i fter setting Oklahoma and New England to Music It Is Only Logical Rodgers and Hammerstein Now Are Harmonizing Iowa her setting Only I Director Henry Koster has quite a problem with "Two Sisters From Boston" The movie sisters are June Allyson and Kathryn Grayson June has just married Dick Powell and she wants to be with him on their boat instead of on the sound stage of Metro And Kathryn's mate Lieut John Shelton is home And that's where Katie wants to be Koster contrives to keep both brides in the mood No wonder they call him a fine director 'Wilson" Twentieth Century-Fox film now playing at regular prices has been voted the August Boxoffice blue ribbon award by the National Screen Council as best for family patronage 1 1 1 I I 7 A004 Capt Gene Raymond after three years in United States army intelligence service has returned to Hollywood and will resume his contract at R-K-O upon receiving his honorable discharge Gable and Greer Garson in Strange Adventure" HAMM COBURN is a grand father with the most awful nose you ever of ths Pields'sL-in "The Green Years" He also wears a white wig and white whiskers and if you can find him under all that hirsutei you're smarter than 'lam Playing the grandmother in the same film is Gladys Cooper 'once rated the most beautiful 1 woman in EnglandThere is noth beautiful about Gladdy now I They have gone so far as to put a big wart on her face! And that'l going too far with a still lovely face Jessica Tandy and Tom Drake to be the only young people In the picture Having seen Jessica as a blonde in two pictures 'The Seventh Cross' and "Valley of I don't recognize her asa brunet "But this is the real me' she tells me Jessica wife of Hume i Cronyn is expecting her second baby in November but you'd never guess it "I prefer to work" she says "I get more rest on the set At home there is always something to do" I know what she means i 1 picture of Lana Turner lowers from a recess a bell rings a flag waves and a Jap sub sinks Even with Van Johnson working Keaton's office is the most inter esting spot on the Metro lot 1 Thompson The Star's editor attended an advance oving of "State Fair" the other igilt and has written about the ''odgers and Hammerstein music the film IIII STONG'S novel "State Fair" as dramatized for a will Rogers film back In 1933 was by the very nature its regional charm and Appeal a theme that Rich- Rodgers and Oscar Hammer- in II were sure to get around to 1ner or later They might have tie it for the stage If Twentieth 1 rntury-Fos hadn't moved in at an portune moment and commis- -rut: cIsT et' STATE FAIR' Thon editor al oving of "Sti igilt and has -odgers and 11 ln the film HIL STI Fair" I WHIP 1933 its regional ic Appeal Rodgers RI in II were su IVmer or later ne it for the (ntury-Fox ha( portune mom( HF ctsi el Paramount was a cake of powder a lipstick some mascara and a handful of cleaning tissue carried around in a little leather box by a make-up man SCREEN NOTES Nice Work Body Painting Blond Marie Wilson will appear as the actress churn of Pat Kirkwood in "No Leave No Love" Metro's comedy starring Van Johnson and Miss Kirkwood Hollywood soon will welcome back David Niven first movie celebrity to go to war serving with British forces Under contract to Samuel Goldwyn Niven will return to the American screen in "The Bishops Wife" the Hobert Nathan novel Teresa Wright will have the title role Robert Aida- who portrays the role of George Gershwin in "Rhap'sody in Blue" Warner musical based on the life and music of the American composer has been assigned the leading male role in the studios I forthcoming "Unsuspected" Aida will play a returned serviceman involved in a murder mystery Frank Morgan has been signed by R-K-O for one of the stellar roles In "Lady Luck" romantic comedy centering around the curing of an Inveterate gambler This will be his first appearnce at this studio since he made "The Dancing pirate" in 1936 Since Robert Young also is starred in "Lady Luck" this casting I unites at 11-K-0 two of M-G-M's top personalities ET SHIL1LAH GRAHAM 'North A 91Prt Can New waver Mita otrel De Haven has retired from the screen i I mean for keeps Gloria is extremely happy as Mrs John Payne1 She expects her baby in December And she has never cared very much for an acting career which she began and continued just to please her famous acting parents Mr and Mrs Carter De Haven Gloria hopes her mother and father will not be too disappointed at her decision I don't think they will be They love their daughter and if it makes her happier to be a home Instead of a career girl I'm sure they will give their approval and blessing Ken Murray has transferred his affections to Kathy Downs Twentieth Century-Fox starlet Howard Hawks thinks he has another Lauren Bacall in Joanne Haymes wife of Crooner Dick and has placed the lucky girl under personal contract Lynn Bari and husband Ski Luft were on the first section of the California Limited in that recent train wreck They escaped unhurt "The Children's Hour" will be revived this season on Broadway by Herman Shumlin with sensational 16-yearold Wanda Hendrix as the Brat Nancy Coleman fired from Warners about a year ago goes back to the studio on a new long-term deal at double the salary All this Is the result of her performance as a Bronte sister in "Devotion" which someone at Warners arrarently just got around to seeing It was made two years ago When Lauren Bacall was asked "Is It true you are having a baby?" she replied Not today no tomorrow some day" V011 will be glad to know that win Durbin plays a nice simple girl again She's 19 unsophisticated and a brunet in "Because of Him" Deanna's face does not lend itself to femme fatale roles Maria Montez is also modern and rather nice in "Tangier" In fact from now on there will be no more sarong parts for Maria Paulette Goddard and Ray Mi Hand have to trade punches for one hectic scene of "Kitty" their new Paramount picture from back East have set it to music As everyone knows who knows the Southwest through "Oklahoma!" and NCW England through "Carousel" these chaps know their business and know their America and all the clue they put into the authentication of their lyrical and harmonies to whatever region is under consideration is not lost upon the listener Their collaboration blossoms forth in six songs scattered through a background score that heightens but never interferes with the story pretty much as Phil Stong wrote Neither the songs nor their lyrics are too smart Its not a story to which musical sophistication would have belonged: on the contrary as In "Oklahoma!" there are touches of corn here and there but it is honest Iowa corn "All I Owe Iowa" is a big chorus number that is almost self-conscious in its blood relationship to the similar chorus in "Oklahoma!" and in plate of "Oh What a Beautiful Morning" there is a compelling country waltz tune called "It's a Grand Night for Singing" whose genesis like that of most of Its predecessors is Beethoven's1 Pastoral Symphony Other songs that may or may not join the hit parade are "That's for Me" and "It Might as Well Bel ISpring" but whether they do or not won't greatly matter Rodgers and Hammerstein have lonn since passed' the period of writing scores for the sake of a couple of hit tunes their' goal now is the integration of dialogue lyrics and music into a whole whose parts are all of equal importance Up to this point the Hammerstein talent for adaptation Boat" "Rose-Marie" "Car1 men Jones" been coupled With the Rodgers art of Yankee" "Peggy Ann" "By Jupiter" such Isalutary results as "Oklahoma!" and Now the partnership has moved over to the screen and that seems Important especially tc1 the screen Olivia DeHavilland has signed a 3-picture contract with Paramount her first since she completed her contract with Warners almoet two years ago Her new Paramount deal will start January 1 and calls for the completion of the contract within three years Miss DeHavilland is now at work completing "To Each His Own" which Mitchell Leisen is directing Henry O'Neill will portray a village clergyman in M-G-M's The Green Years" Bela Lugosi and Lionel Atwill are set for roles in R-K-0's mystery comedy "The Master Minds" starring Wally Brown and Alan Carney Dorothy Vaughan character actress has been assigned the role of Dr la Lupino's maid in Warners "The Man I Love" Robert Aida and Andrea King share top roles with Miss Alan Hale Craig Stevens Pat Clark Jane Harker and Helen Fender have other important parts in the production John Garfield now working in "The Postman Always Rings Twice" Is driving set workers crazy with his violin practice It's for his next role in "Humoresque" 'birralke I atiarev P'rske Jeanne Crain Andrews a Dick HH vtneS VIVilth Blaine Praia Frge CharlUiti3naitigtetrr ril tss1 a coenstaril Conald Meek Grt OA Frank McHugh Percy Kilbride itker Henry Morgan nor Jane Nigh William Marshal i Arty Ware Phil BrOW1 Paul Burns )1 11r Tom Fadden William Frambes Sieve Olson itt trz tcalfe Joaenhine Wit tell mnL-nn Paul Barer John Deliner trior Walter Baldwin li -Ivhre Chie Ralph Sanford lleti the authors of "Oklahoma!" "Carousel" to do it for toe )Ltn As it is it's on the screen -d nobody will have to wait for it long as the Outer belt has been nting to see "Oklahoma!" "State Fair" a sort of song of )a in the sense that the current lez stage play is a "Song of Nor-ay" is interesting to all Rodgers )1 1d Hammerstein enthusiasts for opportunities it offers to pro- Dters of native American folk- Pera and for the alacrity with rilich these alert young men seize 1)On those opportunities As a plc- te of a lusty and virile Midestern Mate Mr Stong's literary aracterization has not suffered in Ily degree because two young men arev P'reke i Gilbert one Frake it After an 8-year absence Lenore Ulric one of the theater's distinguished stars returns to the screen in Metro's "Time for Two" starring Lucille Ball and John Hodiak Jeanne Crain who appears in Twentieth-Fox's "State Fair" had her old contract torn up by Darryl and was signed to a new 7-year contract which was okayed by Superior Judge Emmet Wilson the other day John and Ring Lardner Jr sons of the late Ring Lardner have been signed by William Goetz to write the screenplay for "Up Mauldin" Both Lardners were war correspondents in the European theater Deanna Durbin will appear as a blonde in a black and white film for the first time in her Universal comedy-mystery "Lady on a Train" She lightened her hair for her technicolor production "Can't Help Singing" and then decided to keep it light for "Lady on a Train" Lucile Watson is rounding out her forty-third year as an actress with her role as George Brent's aunt in "Tomorrow Is Forever" In 1902 she made her first stage appearance in "The Wisdom of the Wise" at the Empire theater in New York Sabu honorably discharged from the air force after eleven months in the South Pacific was given his first film assignment since his return and will play a role with Maria Montez in Universal's "Tangier" which will start soon Don De Fore Paramount featured player became the father of a son! recently Martha who has completed one of the leading feminine roles in Universal's "Shady Lady" soon will move into the new home she's purchased in the Outpost )livia Has a The Beverly Hills pollee have added to Olivia's troubles They told "The Master Minds" starring Wally Brown and Alan Carney is now before the R-K-0 cameras Poni Adams western star in lint-verses 'Code of the Lawless" toured Europe in 1937 and studied the violin in Austria Brian' Don levy campaigning on the slcgan "I Don't Want the Of-f fice" recently was re-elected mayor( of Malibu Beach i I her she can't do any cooking I 3ikng "They let me make a cup of tea though So nights I climb in bed Jack Oakie struts in the costume of a county clerk squire and dances a jig with Peggy Ryan in "On Stage Everybody" their latest Universal film with my tea and a corned beef sandwich and potato salad from the delicatessen But its still home and I love It" Ann Blyth who suffered a vertebra fracture last April is now able to take eight to ten steps daily She has diKarded theplaster cast encasing her back Br PATRICIA CLARY (United Press Correipondent) Kate Morgan dean of the body make-up artists has been smearing paint and powder on the glamorous torsos of Vilma Banky Marlene Dietrich Joan Crawford and other stars for sixteen years They Are pretty fine people under the hide the said Body make-up a nice job if you can get it requires more than just the ability to dab grease paint on the loveliest legs in the world Mrs Morgan said she'd had to be combined cook seamstress and Dorothy Dix Back in 1R29 when she and her sisters under and over the skin were called utility girls she acted cooked sewed and put on the make-up "The camermen weren't so concerned with color effects then as with action" she said Now celebrating her eighth year with Republic she reminisced about her efforts on the satin epidermis of Miss Banky Miss Dietrich and Bebe Daniels as she added a touch here and there to the shapely legs of Estrelita Rodrigues the Cuban buzz bomb who makes her first American screen appearance in "Mexicana" Republic's new musical "We do a lot of things besides body as personal advisers chaperons guardians" the said "I can recognize the howl of the wolf as far off as I can hear him" She was referring to 2-legged wolves Hollywood and Vine ape-des "Aunt they call her familiar with the breed Seems the girls get into talkative moods when they're having body makeups and they talk candidly about the boy friends "You'd be surprised how many wolves I've run off the reservation in my day" she admitted "I've got an advantage you see I can tell the girls what to look out for The kids like to be mothered and I enjoy doing it" Film stars have their defects too she confided Some glamour girls have wishbones that stick up in the camera like neon lights Kate has to darken them and lighten the shadows beneath them "Sometimes a girl is too heavy above the knee for what's below'' she said "We can thin her thighs down with the right color tone I don't believe any girl is so beautiful she can't stand some make-up under the lights Camera angles and lights do things to the human face and body that have to be counterbalanced" "Aunt Kate" is loyal to her sex She said she thought the men who do body make-up on masculine stars have a more complicated job than hers "The girls are well formed and nearly all of them have lovely complexions" she said "The real job is with the of them I often wonder bow the boys do it--like eliminating knock-knees on a guy whoa going to play a scene lA tights" "We never have trouble like that with the girls" she added "Their knees just don't knock" "Aunt Kate" herself usea no make-up "But I did when I was a red-haired utility girl" she admitted Jennifer Jones doesn't have one of those fluorescent-lighted chrome-steel trick-drawer beveled-mirror1 rubber-tired 5-foot-high make-up carts that all the other girls of the mink coat coterie affect Jennifer's make-up paraphernalia on the set of "Love Letters" which she made for BING'S FILM IS NEXT' Ginny Simms gave her parents Mr and lkirs Dormer Simms a bull for a wadding anniversary present or HERE Is a very pretty WAO I working with Charles Boyest and Laurel Bacall in "Confidential Agent" She is Pvt Rosemaryl Sharpies She recently won the title "the prettiest WAC in Southern California" The prize was a week's work at $25 a day in the aforemens tinned film Miss Baran slinky star 1 of the epic likes the girl and has gone to bat for the result that Rosemary has been given six-months-with-options contract to start very soon By the wax Lauren how about those six children you were going to have after you were married? You told me this our first interview I WILL be a long time before Sonny Tufts can make anothell picture His infected arm will keel in the hospital several weekst Sonny has two unreleased picturee Susie Slagle's" and "The Virginian" Leslie Fenton formee actor is really going places as a c1141 rector Hal Wallis wants him "The Searching Wind" byt Hellman Understand is still a loose print of "Ecstasy" floating around or ratheg it was floating around in Chicago It has now been banned in that should bring a sigh of from Hedy Lamarr David Selznick's contract with Ingrid Bergman expires after "Notorious" with Cary Grant But he is tempting his star actress to remain in the fold by purchasing "Katie for Congress" a comedy he hopes aid be right down Ingrid's alley If she the script I am sure she wili make the picture for David She has nothing against the boy wilts her to Hollywood stardom She merely wants freedom itt choosing her movie material Norris once husband to An was recently given a con bract at R-K-O When he apl lied for the job he told the man Yho him Ben Piazza- ott hired me once before" 'Did tr asked Ben doubtfully "Yes ''ois me once at Metro whir lyoung guy called Robert Taylor-- each of us for $35 a week" URED MAC MURRAY Is taking over for Randolph Scott in "Smoky" the Will James story of an "outlaw" horse First it was Greg' ory Peck then William Eythe then Cornel Wilde for the young-man I role in "The Razor's Edge' The box who gets it is newcomer John Ire land New York actor who currently has a "bit" in -The Enchanted Voyage" He also had a walk-on part in "Walk in the Sun" and was put under persnntil contract by Lewis Milestone who directed that picture Ireland is now owned one third by Milestone and two-thirds by Twentieth Century-Fox who plan to make him a star Because of the difficulty of getting sets -They Dream of Home" and "Some Must Watch" both Selznick properties will be made and released by R-K-G with David getting a cut of the profits Lana Turner wears forty-two--count outlita in "The Postman Alwavs Rings Twice" She also wears her lipstick on a chain around her neck and it hangs down inside her blouse I think there's going to be some dirty work at the crossroads Cary Grant who stayed indoors two weeks before starting Warners' 'Night and Day' in technicolor to lose his sunburn has to wait until sundown on Sundays and holidays before swimming in the favorite sport NOW PLAYING Ann Rutherford has been assigned to play the dramatic and unsympathetic role of Grade in Republic's "Murder in the Music Hall" mystery drama Abbott and Costello gadget The Naughty Nineties" The buys employ some used gags and routines but maybe the A gz fans will lind them okay The Orpheum next will present a film which finds Bing Crosby on the producing end instead of in front of the cameras aa a performer The Great John the life story of John Sullivan heavyweight champion was made by Bing Crosby Productions So far as known Bing hasn't made another film and "The Great John may be the last picture with the famous crooner as financial backer Greg McClure a newcomer to the screen has the role of Boston Strong Boy" Others in the cast include Linda Darnell Lee Sullivan Wallace Ford Barbara Britton Otto Kruger and Jim Kerrigan who has the role of Father O'Malley the parish priest who is Sullivan's good friend A BUSY BUSTER KEATON In Greer Garson's next The Great Temptation" with Walter Pidgeon and Robert Montgomery she plays a role and settles a problem that is currently front-page news She is a wife whose husband is a prisoner of war The husband is Pidgeon He attempts to escape with his buddy Montgomery but only Bob apparently gets through Bob goes home makes love to Greer and is Just about to marry her when Walter tuins up This is luckier than some of the present situations in the news where the wife has already remarried Gene Kelly still in the navy now gets more fan mail at Metro than almost any other the result of his wonderful performance in "Anchors Aweigh" Cameron Mitchell has a big part In John Fords They Were Expendable" When the picture was finished Ford gave the boy the PT cap he had worn in the film Mitchell had the cap bronzed the way that mothers bronze their baby's shoes And you can imagine the boy's embarrassment when he was recalled later to the studio for retakes and asked to bring the cap A JOLSON Is back here and I 1 preparing his "Life" for Columbia His new wife gets a part in the pictureDavid Selznick has sent out a hurry call for Gregory Peck to return to Hollywood to resume his big part in "Duel in the Sun" This picture still has two more months of work and will cost more than 3 million dollars Phew! A word to Director John Farrow: When you direct Gail Russell (opposite Alan Ladd) in "Calcutta" you must use a gentle rein Gail is as sensitive as a deer One harsh word and she wil? take to tears So be careful! Jean Pierre Aumont is the masculine lead in the first film since leaving the service When Metro gets around to filming the musical version of "Huckleberry Finn" the two leads will be Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly This one is for the futureAva Gardner ex-Mrs Mickey Rooney is finally starting her acting career She has the lead opposite George Raft in "Whistle Stop" And that's a good startOld-Ilmer Betty Blythe who was once the queen of a bit role with Less than a week following the completion of "Don't Fence Me In" musical western Roy Rogers who starred In the film began his next stellar rele at Republic in another picture with a song title "Along the Navajo Trail" Dale Evans George (Gabby) Hayes and Bob Nolan with the Sons of the Pioneers are tIOLLYWOOD (UP) Though I it's only a living room and a i 1) iroom total size about one pill- tx it's home sighs Olivia De Hay- antl and shell never move again During the last six months the star victim of the housing i lortage has been evicted from iree residences Now she's staying I the guest house on the estate of i triond who says she's welcome as 7 llx as she wants to stay a Oilvinet'sy front garbage cans opens lley Outside her bedroom window camfroom the Ace across the way She hasn't nY place to cook and there isn't ven a sink But it's heaven just to have a of Over my head and I'm not tav'mplaining" Miss De Havilland lid on the set of Paramount's "To ach His Own" 1 Moving was just a nightmare on the picture and 1 eln slta eihdea have vaeodradkni chi to pack except 1tilid moments the worry For my alone I'll never stir from my Ise I dget manor even if I come across rn eam house Lily May came Avn with an attack of appendicitis tti I'm sure all the exertion of erything brought it on "I found a room for Lily May two 1()1(a mvay" the star added "and been bicycling between the 0 places I don't know what we'll no- "I stoted my said it about equal to paying the ional debt to do so And even stuff I brought along packs me like a sardine Hats hat boxes odds and time I -n around I bump my nose into love birds or crack my shins on 'te nnis racquet frP1 like Alicie in 'Alitt in Won- Ind' svhe she ate the cake and i "I too big for her surroundings" NEWMAN iit 1 ll 'Incendiary Blonde" is Betty Hutton all the way except when Barry Fitzgerald is mixing in the affairs with some of his special brand of comedy Its a story suggested by the life and times of Texas Guinan the queen of the speakeasies back in prohibition days who used to yell "Hello Sucker" at the customers and they liked it so well they paid her plenty of money Also in the show are Arturo de Cordova Charles Ruggles Albert Dekker and Bill Goodwin the famold radio announcer If you're a Huttoneer here's liutton et a 1110) ORPHEUM I 'Wonder Man" star- ring Danny Kaye who appears as twin silly billies is now in a third week at the Orpheum There are two leading Iwomen Virginia Mayo and Vera-Ellen together with the pretty Goldwyn girls fi I I- 4 Faye Emerson has reported to arnPr Brothers to begin her role Her Kind of Man" co-starring chary Scott Dane Clark and Warner Brothers Her Kind of Zachary Scott In Janis Paige Lizabeth Scott MIDLAND gets George Brent a in "Love Lies MI AweighlBleeding" UPTOWN-ESQUIRE-FAIRWAY nt "1111 Trig i'llnry" ITh '4 6e True Glory" is -also is in a third week Gene bigellsyhoawndatarrainn: Sinatra as sailors on the bowl and Kathryn ki I Grayson singing happily Iturbi goes boogie-woogie on the piano ets iss ex thivel xxerxeste Vil Leo Gorcey Hunts Hall and Billy Baton ex-Dead Enders are making some shorts for th- FBI to help combat juvenile delinquency June Ailyson went back to woik in "Two Sisters From Boston" after four days of a honeymoon that was Interrupted by the death of Dick Powers father Buster Keaton frozen-faced comic of the silent era and now a gag man for M-G-M has the craziest but most fascinating hobby in Hollywood His office on the lot is cluttered with the strangest gadgets Imaginable all practical and all Buster's work Keaton spends his spare time building the fantastic inventions all made from erector sets Among' them is a walnut cracker with the nuts moving along on conveyor belts then tripping a hammer which cracks them and sweeps the shells aside His favorite a complicated device for the busy executive who wants more light in his office uses a miniature roller coast-' er complete with toy car to lift Venetian blinds At the same time a i a feature-length docu- mentary film about the great battle of Europe It's the work of combat photographers edited into an authentic and Interesting account of the victorious assault against the Germans from D-day to the Elbe river The Joe and Tommies are the real heroes and the leaders with the brass hats are in the background The co-feature le in I tv 111 IL TOWER "Scared Stiff" with Jack Haley and Ann Savage end Basil Rath-bone and Nigel Bruce in The Woman in Green" are on the screen On stage is the regular Tower show Maria Montez is thinking up all sorts of devices to meet her new neighbors Ronald Colman and site Benits They live next door but the Colmans keep themselves to themselves i )k podmaammin- no.