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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. I93 Gunplay, Bloodshed and Heavy Drama Dominate Coming Week's Screen Program Lily Pons Finds Hollywood Place of Awe and Hard Toil Declares Cinema Is the Greatest Medium for Reaching the Heart of the World Soldiers' Beloved Romantic Story of Southwest Recountedin 'Texas Rangers' Brilliant Cast of Stars Performs in Tale of Unpleasant Side of War Wants to Be Lawyer rreauie nannninmew, one ofti-j ino oi yomniui stars in Tnelivl Is a Sissy," is planning on a hap. rister career when he grows up. MOTION I'KTI KK ATTRACTIONS 20 1 Casting Machine Sorts Out Extras Gets Right Players for Minor Roles i v. -I i 1 HOI.IA'WOOn, Autr.

2.ri S'e usr-d to think that the most nearly human instrument in the world was th mechanical chess plnyer, or the machine that plays any one of a dozen tunes on the banjo when you drop a nickel in the slot. Far etranRcr is the device at the Central Casting Bureau that helps you yet the extras you want for any man determined to run down a big story on what is going on behind the jail walls. A third feature on the program will be pictures of the (Mollie Merrick presents I.lly l'onx, operatic and motion picture favorite, as her Riiest artist today. Miss Tons gives you her Impressions of Hollywood after a year's By Ella H. McCormick Gunfire and carnage have a prominent place in several of the films scheduled for local showing within the ensuing few days.

The Louis-Sharkey Fight. absence.) Rogers Revival More excitement may be had In heavy drama is lightened by comedy By Lily Pons FIRST TIM I ON QmUSTACI! "Postal Inspector" opening Friday, at the Adams, the second picture on a bill that features the late Will 60 GRAND WHOOPEE STARS HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 25-Junr one year ago this month I arrived in Hollywood to make my fiist motion picture. Now I am here again, living in the same house, meeting Hi studio friends, plunging RHYTHMS RANQE'X Rogers in one of his most successful films, "State Fair." Ricardo I Cortez plays the Government man given role. tJIUSUSnilltJTUIIlU whose duty it is to ferret out crim 'into the ever so pressing work.

It is a sort of highly-educated inals who use the mails to defraud card index with dials and levers. the gullible public In "Postal In spector." Before his Job Is com It seems increaimc mat j. couia ever have been gone. The Metropolitan Opera Season, the winter of radio concerts, my in fnnte ('nrlo and even Fay that you are the casting director at. Warners', and that you need for the forthromins Arabian Nights' romance 10 Persian dwarfs, slisrht- pleted he Is in plenty of danger and hazards from racketeers gunplay.

ilMKW IMIVEISMT 3fl The Rogers' picture is one of those tv rlolinhtfnl vacation I snent at Inme, blind of one eye. bald nrakins Arabic and handy at rlriv- homely down on the farm tales was released, my fan mail has amazingly increased. Letters have come in from countries in which I have never as well as from places in which I have never appeared in opera. This vast new audience has been won for me by the screen. Jj there any wonder that I regard Ihe cinema with awe as well as with profound respect? Unquestionably, it is the greatest medium for reaching the heart of the world.

I have been asked if my friends of the opera joked, or as S'ou say "kidded" me about turning movie actress. If perhaps I lost caste by appearing in pictures. Most certainly not. Both in America and abroad my musical friends were most happy that I had made a picture and was ready to do another. There Is no tendency In operatic circles to look down upon the films.

Knowing what to expect In Hollywood this time, I prepared accordingly. The entire month of July I spent resting at my Connecticut home. I ate mightily, slept long hours and gained weight and strength for my studio work and lights. I now weigh 108 pounds, the most I have ever weighed In my life and I am ready and eager for work. Last year I lost five pounds during my first few days before the cameras and dropped below the 100-pound mark.

As a result I had to eat five meals a day and as a consequence was so tired that my new place in Connecticut seem which the late humorist-philosopher inc camels. The clerk at the Bur best, liked to appear in and Its cast Includes Janet. Gaynnr, Sally Eilers, Louise Dresser, Norman Foster, Lew Ayres, Victor Jory and the fa Li' oddly far away. It is as tnougn i were reliving that very exciting experience of year ago. Hollywood has not, changed.

Neither, In one respect, has my Impression of it, through the perspective of nearly a year's absence. This beautiful picture city is fixed in my mind as a place of hard work. Through the months that impression has remained. I do not, I must confess, find It faulty. I have been going at what you call top speed ever since I returned, studying the script hook, making tests, having gowns fitted.

And now I am recording. Onlif veqterdav I sane for three eau throws in one lever, gets rationality; throws in more levers, pets Sex, Height. Eyenicht. Accomplishments, pulls down a handle, and out drop the cards with phntoeraph affixed, addresses and telephone numbers. A task that Would elsewhere take weeks of research here and abroad is done In just three minutes.

Some 12.IWI extras and players are thus listed, and here you can find about anythins you want. Glass-blowers who can also play rornels, wlRmakers, Kakimos with college decrees, blindfold pianists, canary trainers, players on the lute and Swiss rowbcllH, contortionists, juRflinK waiters, plain rmiEKs with faces that could atop a street-car, talkers in any known language. One of the Bureau's odd re'iueots came from Twentieth Century-Kox which asked for 10 Iondon charwomen to scrub floors In "Lloyds'." mous prize pig "Blue Boy. 'Anthony' Remains "Anthony Adverse," as fine a cinema effort as Hollywood has created, remains at United Artists. The film, based on the Hervey Allen novel that brought Its author worldwide reading and fame, is an exciting dramatic romance with hundreds cf interesting characters passing across the life path of Anthony in his adventures In various part's of the world.

Olivia de Havlland, Anita Louise, Claude Rains, Donald Woods and several score more are listed among the principals in the cast. Double Bills "San Francisco" with Cloi-u r.M and at the Michigan ana roi mw are the stage shows to make for laughter and fun. In tribute to the State of Texas now celebrating its centennial, Paramount made "The Texas Rangers" to have its first showing here Friday, at the Michigan. Filmed In Texas and New Mexico the picture carries a story of the early days when the Rangera was the only organized group to maintain law and order. The leading roles are taken by Fred MacMurray, Jack Oakie, Lloyd Nolan, Jean Parker and other prominent players.

In the midst of train holdups, stage coach robberies, Indian wars and internal strife In which the Rangers perform untold deeds of valor, the romance between Mac-Murray and Miss Parker flourishes. Oakie has one of his flip, wisecracking comedy parts. Eleanor Holm Jarrett, champion swimmer, and her husband musician and band leader Art Jarrett, head of stage program that Includes the Twentieth Century Dance Revue, Carl Shaw and Company and the Titan Trio of acrobats. Realistic War Tale A hard bitten drama of the World War "The Road to Glory" opens Friday, at the Fox, with Warner Baxter, Fredric March, Lionel Bar-rymore and Gregory Ratoff as the officers with whom the story is mostly concerned. It reveals the war in all its stark murder, filth, heroism and cowardice.

Baxter and March are brother officers and Unknowingly they both love the same little French girl, played by June Lang. Barrymore has the role of Baxter's father and Ratoff that of a good natured blundering non-com. Trench, rear lines and field hospital life afford the backgrounds of strife that seems unceasing and always leads along the same road to glory or to death. "Shooting High" musical revue headed by Mells. Kirk and Howard Gene Sheldon, Ed Stan, Ruth Pryor and others will be on the stage.

Mystery and Bullets More gun-toting and popping will be found Thursday, at the State, where "Satan Met a Lady" and "Jallbreak" form the double bill. hours, recording an aria from "The I had no energy for seeing any Barber of Seville. There is another side to Hollywood which only experience could teach me. That Is, it's vast importance In the scale of world's entertainment. Since my picture side of Hollywood life but the work.

This year in Hollywood I have the game home and dressing room that I had before. But this time and Jeanette MacDonald has no end LAST TIMES TODAY! ROBERT TAYLOR In "HIS BROTHER'S WIFE" Plus "THE DEVIL DOLL" AMI SKMKNTS AMI sKMfM'S my home isn't quite so familiar because the turtle I had a year JI XE LANG In a war-torn drama "The Road to Glory," coming Friday to the Fox, June is loved by Officers Warner Baxter and Fredric March and does not know which to choose until heroism solves the problem for her. SfVENTY-FIVS CENTS TRIAL LESSON IN DANCING or suspense and thrills culminating In the earthquake-fire of 1908, and It will be offered Friday, in four second runs houses Madison, Fisher, Riviera and Hollywood. At the Madison and Riviera the comedy "We Went to College" will be the second feature; the Fisher gets "The Return of Sophie Ijing" and the Hollywood "The Bride Walks Out." YOU'RE SURE TO ago is missing and my dogs are left behind in Connecticut. And the parakeet that chirped by my swimming pool is lonesome for his friends, to whom I gave him when left, so I have sent him back to them.

THURSDAY! NO REFUSALS NO REFUSALS Newspaper Man Pens an Original Screen Play HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 25 -Lawrence Kimhle, old time newspaper 100 CHAR1HG LADY PARTNERS When Does the Film Feature Start? FURNISHED, lOe A DANCE TRIANON BALLROOM A Good Time Assured 10c a Dane So 1 must look around for a new "menagerie" Then, indeed, the calendar will have turned back a year. The Hollywood Way Joan Crawford nnd Franehot Tone were so plea.sed with the way the wild singing birds patronized the dozen little, white and green bird houses ihey hung in the trees in their yard that they solemnly let contract with a carpenter to MICHIGAN "nun .5. 4 1(1 IA en HIVT Tft man- 7 aT i WJ a i-ar 3747 Woodward cchimahh Studio Is All Upset by 'Baby Epidemic1 HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 25 There Is a veritable "hahy epidemic" at Twentieth Century-Fox Studios.

Two weeks ago a daughter, Mar-ela, was horn to Director and Mrs. Lewis Seiler. A week ago a son, John Hall Trotti, came to Writer and Mrs. Lamar Trotti. Mrs.

David Hempstead will be blessed eventing any day now. Hempstead is assistant to Associate Producer Nunnally Johnson. Mrs. Hempstead is the former Eleanor Avery, of Detroit. The couple has a three-year-old daughter, Avery Lee, tiirp i n.

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man, threw his typewriter into high the moment he signed a Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer writing contract little more than a month ago, and a few days later emerged with screen credit for an original screen piny. Kimble's story, "Where's Elmer?" has gone into production with Edwin Marin directing and Stuart Er-win and Betty Furness as principals. Chinese in Demand One thousand Chinese extras, cast as the troops of a native war lord, are used In Paramount'g "The General Pied at Dawn," co-starring Gary Cooper and Madeleine eaay leaeni W'iT I build a 500-ronm bird apartment house for a secluded corner of their i estate. The first has Bette Williams and Warren William, Alison Skipworth, Arthur Treacher, Wlnfred Shaw, Marie Wilson, Porter Hall and Oltn Howard enacting the leading characters in its story of detectives and thieves and the quest for a supposedly fabulously rich ivory trumpet. "Jailbreak" has convicts and guards in a prison Involved with a crime beat young newspaper it-IB 11.

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