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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1944
Page
2
Minute Movie GM presents Ingrid Bergman Charles Boyer and Cotten in a suspenseful mystery murder drama featuring tense plot twists and strong performances. Bergman leads with a fearless performance while Boyer and Cotten provide classic noir chemistry.
Bob Hope endures a tomato barrage on the Fire Princess set as Samuel Goldwyn and crew laugh. Director David Butler cues the actors while Hope, in clown makeup, jokes about being hit and later wipes tomato from his face.
Sol Lesser stands out as a star maker shaping many careers in film. The interview highlights his独 innovative methods previews, creative control, and dedication to fitness and writing discipline amid Hollywood cycles and new faces.
Film review examines Paramount's The Hitler Gang as a forceful, controversial anti Nazi drama. It portrays the Nazi leadership with blunt characterizations and highlights, including Goering and Goebbels, and discusses its provocative approach to depicting anti Semitism and Reichstag events.
Sweet and Lo-Down notes Count Basie and his band risk suspension for recording for Laray and other labels without proper authorization while under exclusive contract with Columbia. The column covers banda’s legal jeopardy, rumored records under Prince Charming, and industry chatter about hotel slots and show profits.
Irene advises very tall women to stay nonchalant about height and dress normally to avoid caricature. She warns against extreme padding and oversized coats, and favors sportswear for tall figures. Also notes lampshade hat trend worn by Gloria Jean in The Ghost Catchers and lists notable gowns at a recent premiere with many star styles.
Hollywood gossip notes Fearless Fdgar Buchanan appears in That Winter Girl at RKO, fearing anonymity yet showing film star gravitas. The column surveys Buchanan’s aging look and beard, mentions his Columbia contract, and previews a range of industry shifts from Shirey Mull to Mae West and Orson Welles.
Readers can obtain autographed photos of movie stars by sending a letter to Liclywood Times at Sally wood 28 Calif. Include 10 cents to cover mailing and 25 cents for processing. Names mentioned include Deanna Durbin, Ginger Rogers, Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, James Cagney, Alan Ladd, and Donald O’Connor.
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