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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1950
Page
2
The article notes Loretta in the film Half Angel for 20th Century Fox with music to boost glamor. She prefers a siren role but jokes about a demanding scene stretching on a boulder. She worries it would be hard on a girl's back.
Hollywood gossip notes Loretta Young’s upcoming film features a modern allure blueprint. The star aims for husky voice and a floating walk with sea shell steps as wardrobe leans to neon color and temptress styling. Studio clashes over costuming highlight tension between fantasy and budget.
The Gazette prints theater schedules for today and tomorrow across Paramount Iowa State Town Strand and Marion venues. Listings show film and feature times including Three Little Words Scudda Hoo Scudda Hay and The Jackie Robinson Story with matinee and prime slots at multiple locations.
Frank Sinatra will co star with Jean Simmons in Androcles and the Lion for Gabriel Pascal in London next spring. Shaw personally chose him for a pet Shaw comedy while Sinatra rests from his TV show and directs his last two independents. Paulette Goddard plans talks on My Wife the Celebrity with Chester Erskine.
I to tape his programs because he has signed for personal appearances in 15 cities calling for plenty of moda. So many MGM-ers wanted to listen to Mario Lanza and Dorothy Kirsten sing their Carmen numbers for The Great Caruso that Director Richard Thorpe and Joe Pasternak called the rehearsals during the lunch hour. Coleen Gray is under doctor's care at Apple Valley Inn following a bad spill. Her stirrup broke during the chase scene for Apache Drums and she was dragged 30 feet after falling off her horse. Can't work for a week.
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