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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1949

Page

2

Disney picks tall, athletic Cinderella with universal appeal

Walt Disney artists chose a tall slender Cinderella with brown hair and blue violet eyes, a universal type not dazzling but attractive. The process involved dozens of conceptions, teed off by a live-model study, to craft a personality with grit and spunk for global audiences.

Walt Disney Artists Cindy Hal Adelquist Disney Cinderella Adelquist Ilene Woods The Brain Trust

Star Alar Ladd Draws Crowd in Los Angeles Autograph Run

In downtown Los Angeles near Paramount, Alar Ladd wins massive goodwill as fans of Mexican descent gather at night in the Southern Pacific yards. Ladd and his wife Sue Carol sign autographs for hours while Chico Day addresses excited locals in Spanish Mexican slang. The event ends around 3 a.m., leaving Ladd a hero to the crowd.

Frank Neill Eurve INS Los Angeles Paramount Alar Ladd Southern Pacific Railroad Ladd Sue Carol Alan Chico Day

Three Silent Era Stars Cast in Local Musical

Chester Conklin Franklin Farnum and Stuart Holmes take roles in a community stage musical The announcement highlights the trio as veteran screen figures bringing period flavor to the production

Chester Conklin Franklin Farnum Stuart Holmes

Clara Bow says today's movie men have It too

Clara Bow in St Louis said modern male leads like Robert Mitchum Alan Ladd and Humphrey Bogart have It too. She teased about returning to film for a scene with a muscular hero and a playful slap but quickly clarified she is joking.

T. Louis Clara Bow Robert Mitchum Alan Ladd Humphrey Bogart John Gilbert Rudolph Valentino St. Louis Miss Bow Rex Bell Las Vegas Nev Clara United States Mrs. Hush

Actress Constance Collier praises square dancing as therapy

Hollywood actress Constance Collier, formerly a London toast of the stage, extols square dancing on the Twentieth Century Fox set for Whirlpool. She calls it a joyous, neighborly activity that prevents introspection and offers healthy physical fun over ballroom dancing.

Hollywood London Constance Collier Miss Collier Twentieth Century- Fox Whirlpool Mitchell Leisen

Psychiatrists Recommend Dancing for Neurotic Patients

A commentator notes psychiatrists advise square and folk dancing as therapy for neurotic patients, citing stage and screen veteran credentials as an authority on the treatment suggestion.

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Movie Will Salute Rock Island Railway

Filming of Rock Island Trail about the building of the Rock Island railroad begins in September near McAlester and Haileyville Oklahoma. Eight flatcars with Civil War era railroad equipment from Chicago have arrived for shooting. Republic Pictures will produce the full length feature.

Rock Island Railway Chicago Rock Island Rock Island Railroad McAlester Haileyville Oklo Republic Pictures

Such Things Happen Even in Hollywood

Hollywood star Spring Byington finishes The Good Old Summertime and plans to refurbish her guest house. She learns on short notice that her studio sends her to Aspen for four weeks, while two New York visitors become caretakers during her absence.

Hollywood Spring Byington New York Miss Byington Aspen Colo

Garland Critic-Actor Calls for Verdict on Stage

Robert Garland, critic for the New York Journal American, departs the summer circuit with remarks on his own performance in The Night of January Sixteenth at Blauvelt. He notes jury onstage and jokes about verdicts while praising the heroine Joan Watson. Rose press buys for Blackouts headline a ticket scheme amid ongoing theater season shifts. Joann Morgan rises as Broadway Cinderella in Born Yesterday at Henry Miller and Diamond Lil revival at Plymouth. Kanin had seen her in Boston and later Newark before New York.

INE York Robert Garland New York Journal-American Garland Judge Heath Greenbush Theater Blauvelt New York William Hawkins The World Telegram Sidney Blackmer Irene Rich Max Meth Joan Watson Joan Mem- Tenn Joann Morgan Billie Dawn Garson Kanin Henry Miller Theater Miss Morgan Hollywood Yester Kanin Boston Jan Sterling

Astaire Encourages Pidgeon for Broadway Career

Fred Astaire urged Walter Pidgeon to press on with his theater ambitions after spotting his debut performance in You Never Can Tell on Broadway.

Walter Pidgeon Fred Astaire Astaire Broadway

In School Radio Series Opens This Week in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids public schools begin their twelfth year of in school radio listening. The first program Davy Crockett airs Thursday at 9:15 on WMT, with a thirteen week schedule and dramatizations of folktales featuring local cast members and a junior league support.

Cedar Rapids KWCR Harriet Ann Helen Crane Junior League of WMT Davy Crockett Pecos Bill Paul Bunyan Joe Magarac Johnny Appleseed Bob Jones F. Craig Huston Dick Willis Harry B. Fawcett H. G. Hedges, Jr Paul Clarke, Jr Robert Leefers Edna L. Wilson Robert Vernon Frederick S. Glanville Frank P. D’aquila

Lucille Ball Fired From First Stage Job

Lucille Ball was fired from her first theatrical job for lack of experience and then found work as a soda clerk in a Broadway drug store.

Lucille Ball

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