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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1957
Page
12
Hollywood director Leo McCarey returns to directing after five years and predicts a wholesome future for films. He cites his own past hits and notes today’s cinema blends sentiment with optimism, contrasting earlier eras.
The article profiles Tony Quinn an Irish Mexican born actor known for rugged roles in Viva Zapata and Last for Life. It notes his stubborn drive to work, two Oscars, and a weekend ranch in the Ojai Valley. It recalls his childhood poverty sleeping on meals and early work to support his mother while pursuing acting at Los Angeles Polytechnic School.
Carolyn Jones says she dyed hair brunette to shed the dumb blonde stereotype and prove she could be a serious actress. She recalls Hollywood doubting blondes, cites Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield, and notes her early move from Amarillo to drama paths before signing with Paramount for The Turning Point project.
Hollywood reports Esther Williams is in Italy filming a picture where she nearly drowns as she aims to prove she can carry a film beyond gimmick stardom. The star compares herself to Shirley Temple in era-shaping Hollywood, hoping producers see genuine profit potential beyond past crowd-pleasing tricks.
Barbara Rush discusses screen kissing in Hollywood interviews after filming a scene in No Down Payment. She recalls first kiss rejection at Paramount, kissing anecdotes with Rock Hudson, and the challenges of on set and still photography to capture passion without blurring makeup or costumes.
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