The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 7

Saturday, January 12, 1952 Hollywood Scene LA CROSSE TRIBUNE, la CroiM, Wisconsin VIC FUNT Page 7 Million-Dollar Horse Dramas On Way Out? michael mallcy I Our Children Br ERSKINE JOHNSON IKMXYWOOD Behind down es the understatement of the Hie Screen: Ouch! What western year. TV channels have Gagman told Rome reporters done to super-west- when he returned: I There is nothing but mutual sin- Literary agents are suddenly find-cere sympathy between me and tog it tough to peddle horse opera Miss Jfriptsat the major studios and; His Italian wife. from whom 0111 that mlllion-dol-, separated, is the reason, of course, Jar buckskin drama will be extinct for his delicate wordage. Shelley, by the end of not so delicate about it all, says Straws in the wind: Absence of she'll fly to Rome to visit him over; dramas on Para-the year-end holidays, 1952 production list, con-! Doctor are worried again about! centration on sea stories and big Fred wife. Another, timber epics by Nat Holt and Pine relapse after signs of recovery.

I and Thomas, and a rash of pirate Richard Rober, star of movies, swashbucklers and science-; is heading for Boston to reaction wares from other studios, sume his shattered romance with Italian actor Vittorio textile heiress Cynthia Pierce. quotes about Shelley Winters after -----he flew from Rome to Hollywood to! wert unearthed In the Columbian P7 days Witll her, can gOiAndcs near Bogota by Kimtuti In ISSI. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Wirt major Hoople Weather A SOR- PRISE, SEE VOD HOME 60 WE'RE JUST BreaKt mg dp ODC FRlEMDlV. LITTLE PASTIME HEH- IS rr My IMAGINATION), OO. are her eves Giving OOT 6PARR6 THE A1 ASOR LOONS LIKE A Discovered with a hats the QUfClteST em a MAM CAN the get IH mAUlNGj! ITO BE CASHED! Bp iNoWfJT -W Before "BRIGHT VICTORY" opened we told you thot it was one of the Grandest Entertainments in Years and we backed it up with the opinion of the nation's newspaper critics.

NOW Everyone's talking about it Ask anyone who sow it and then come over to the RIVOLI THEATER for the year's entertainment thrill! urprise IT OVERWHELMING- l-fX CHATTER Cold Waves Generally Float 2 Miles Up, Occasionally Descend By PROF. SEXBT MAXWELL I We often think of cold waves as When you think of a cold down on us from the North think of an island of cold air float- PoIe- They come from the north, ing in warmer air. it is true, but not from the North Or, think of cold peninsulas float- The North Pole is cold, but ing in air, with their cold ends no colder than is'Central Canada anchored loosely in the frigid or the mountainous regions of Alas- north. Usually the cold floating rn a ss passes by overhead. I American cold bodies seem to But, now and then some of the float mainly in the areas just south cold reaches ground level.

Once in of toe Arctic Circle. The coldest a while the floating island ever recorded on the sur- hits the ground and spreads outface of the earth is 95 degrees be- laterally, and then the weather reading was taken really cold. About Two Miles Up Cojd waves generally float about two miles up. The snow line on same latitude in Siberia record 90 mountain tops roughly marks the below zero, and in Canada about 80 level at which cold waves float for below. that area.

Nearly all high moun-i But the most savage cold of the tains have snow at some season of earth, surprisingly enough, is not the year and the higher peaks have to the polar regions, but over the snow all summer long. equator. There thermometer read- The part of the peak cov- togs have been recorded as low es 116 below zero. Apparently masses of cold air, perhaps cold waves just like we have here at home, occur in all pacts of the earth. But over the equator they float low they are usually, but not al- so high up that they never come ways, in contact with the ground.

I down to the ground at all, nor do When a cold wave is moving down-they ever chill the surface, except ward through the air it sometimes perhaps ever so faintly, just Heredity, Environment Play Equal Part In Life Of Youngster By ANGELO PATRI When the question is asked as to which is more influential on the character of a child, heredity or environment, my answer must be that there is no such problem. The influences of heredity and environment cannot be separated. budding life is nourished to its environment, or it dies altogether. Both elements must be counted to on any such question, and the better quality there is to each, the better for the child. Qualities, whether of gifts or handicaps, are passed down through the generations, appearing again and again, sometimes diluted, sometimes accented forming new patterns on old lines.

Children are born with an inheritance from their ancestors. This is not to say that their pattern of life is fixed at birth. That pattern can be unfolded, strength- fwHrrwwrwwuaf) ened for good, under the influence of environment. Environment is a word that covers a tremendous field. Bedtime is trouble in many families and the trouble usually lies with the parents.

How to calm a emotions before getting ready for bed as well as other suggestions are given by Dr. Patri in his leaflet P-28. To obtain a copy, send IO cents in coin to him. in care of this paper, P. O.

Box 99, Station New York 19, N.Tt Tilt US forts ament ma in La int a til rte at Watt Point. lf. T. on ML McKinley, in Alaska. 90 Below Zero Other readings at about this ered with snow is the part that projects up into the cold floating islands of air.

Hot waves, on the other hand, are islands of hot air that float so WITH Arthur KENNEDY Peggy DOW Now at the RIVOLI LATE SHOW TONITE AT 11:25 RIVIERA ACTION NOW IVUYM HYB STIPHtN MCNALLY ACTION VtSmm are I SIEVE CMU SCAREY amH CAGE FANS: sive coverage of the University of basketball fortunes this season continues tonight at eight with Art colorful description of the tilt with Ohio Buckeyes. Lentz will orig- jinate his play- jby-play direct 'from the field- i house, with the broadcast a presentation of The Borden Company. OOO WISCONSIN ENDS TODAY "CRIMINALS OF THE UNDERWORLD" AND "FIGHTING THE RACKETEERS" NEW SHOW SUNDAY THE CUN THAT WON the WEST! Icings AND ABBOTT and COSTELLO "FOREIGN LEGION" STRAND PLUS JERGENS JACK BERCH, friendly baritone star of daily Berch a.m.), was a drummer with a traveling dance band after his graduation from high school. trouping left me more beat than my Jack recalled during a recent interview. daily shows, incidentally, are directed by Henry Hull son of the famed theatrical star.

exclu-f IN Marlene new WKTY dramatic series which premiered last Sunday evening at 8:15, the glamorous actress has found a setting made to order for the kind of drama her fans love. Cast as Mile. Madou, night club singer who somehow has gathered enough money to run her place, Dietrich is the focal point of adventures in international intrigue. Madou sings nightly for the patrons who gather at this world-crossroads. Since she is widely known Europe and the Middle East, cafe becomes world famous.

And it is a meeting place of shadowy characters who buy and may plough into and, usually, under a mass of warm air, lifting up the warm air. enough to hint that they are there aloft In a movie made on Mt. Kenya LENTZ DIETRICH in When this occurs, a violent storm to Africa almost under equa- ensues. You generally can tell tor, the snow scenes looked like a when such a storm is coming. I new England landscape on a bitter If the air has been warm, day.

According to the lec- with gathering clouds, while toe intense cold plus the high clouds continue blowing from Store of the equatorial sun made the north or northwest; and if the (that Part of Africa very uncom- low clouds begin to swing around Actable, into the north, you can be sure that cold air is already overrunning your area and soon will underrun your local air, too. Then, a storm with rain or snow will occur. Temperature Varies AN OLD GAME Dice used in modern crap gal aes are almost exactly like those found to tombs of ancient Egypt, classic Greece, or the Far East. Notorious Roman dicers were Mark Yow Cab Call 2-7100 ascus CAB OR henry burton HH Orchertr. tonite WONDERING WHERE TO GO FOR FUN? Than wonder no looser! Jim heed for the Casino, where the spirit of food fellowship lo climaxed hr superb drinks, by our cordial barmen.

Good Merchandise Lousy 304 J.rry OH and Hto Accordion Bond SUNDAY UU 12:49 Tax Included. I Air- Conditioned mass OI II iglu air varies wm, Often cheated at dice, and wrote a book on dicing. sell information known to be of over its surface toe way similar The temperature of the floating of frigid air varies with whjl! In wir aloft may be as much as 95 de-j grees below zero or colder. Around I a CLI zero is a more common winter Ari temperature. In summer the temperature of this air aloft is usually below freezing.

This cold air is often surrounded by light fluffy clouds of ice crystals, blowing here and there interest to any of several governments. is recommended listening every Sunday! ice crystals sometimes blow across the concrete pavement of a highway on a bitter below-zero-day. These ice clouds are called cirrus, or cirro-stratus clouds. Once you know their shapes, they will tell you a very eloquent message about temperatures in the air aloft. Sundays et 12 Noon TAUSCHEK NOON NEWS A complete world-wide report DIAL Noon (SSO abc HOBS' HILCX mn These radio programs ars published as a service to readers at no charge to broadcasters who arc responsible for accuracy of the listings.

EVENING JAN. 12, 1952 M. Carlisle 5 15 'Alert American 5:30 Harry Wismer 5:45 Guest 8tar RtfiYp CONTINUOUS TODAY TODAY STARTS SUNDAY CONTINUOUS SUNDAY Only Two Women Knew Why He Disappeared mi with tm CLOAM ce-tfomng 4A4J-M ncnM lints CMM! eslie CAIN 6 OO. News Summary 6:15 Saturday Show 6:30 Young Men 6 45 Lifetime OO'Chance Lifetime'Oene Autry United Natione United Natione Music Music Hour Hour Barn Dance Sport Flash 'Red RIT. Val.

Gang 'Red it Val. Gang Monroe Monroe Autry Cassidy Cassidy 7:15 Party 7:30 Party 7:45 Party 8.00 Ohio State 8 :15 'Wit. Ohio 830 Ohio State! Whoopee John Ohio flute! Whoopee John Ohio State! R. Q. Lewie Ohio State! R.

Q. Lewis 9-30' News R. Q. Lewie 9:45 Serenade In Blue R. Q.

Lewis 10:00 News IO 15 Sports Final Bands Bands Noble ll: 15'Leighton Noble Moreno i ll 45 'P-ddT Moreno Cedrtc Adame Time out for Sports To Be Announced To Be Announced News Serenade Guest Star Jolly Swiss Bey Ace Ace 'Inside Bob Jt Ray Bob St Ray Canoes Canova Ole Ole Opry Monroe Monroe Album Album News, Orch. Dance Orchestra Accent on Music Accent on Music News Be Announced Tima Time Dance Orch. Orchestra Dance Orchestra News Serenade in Blue V. A. Snow Serenade Sellars Digest of Errors Brown Questions Questions La Crosse Platteville La Crosse BUU Platteville La Crosse SUte vs.

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