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Newspaper

Coshocton News

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1946

Page

12

New Screen Finds Shine Bright for 1946 Hollywood

Joan Caulfield and Mark Stevens head a wave of fresh faces poised to break through in 1946. Caulfield already co stars in Paramount epics and is wrapping Monsieur Beaucaire while Stevens rises from obscurity to co star with Joan Fontaine. Also highlighted are Guy Madison Beverly Tyler Jane Powell Viola Essen Ivan Kirov Catherine McLeod Nancy Guild Olga San Juan Virginia Welles and others, with debuts and early roles lined up across major studios and upcoming films.

Hollywood Joan Caulfield Mark Stevens Miss Caulfield Paramount Babe Hope Whalentinn Armes Bing Crosby Fred Astaire Sonny Tufts Susie Slagle Columbia University New York Stevens Joan Fontaine Joan Mid-West Wainers Twentieth Century-Fox Mark Fox Miss Fontaine Lucille Ball Guy Madison Bakersfield Cal Navy San Diego Selznick Guy RKO Beverly Tyler Scranton M-G-M Jane Powell Mexico Walter Pidgeon Ilona Massey Jane Portland Ore Petite Viola Essen Ben Hecht Ivan Kirov Republic Frank Borzage Catherine McLeod William Carter Alfred Drake Tara Spars Columbia Nancy Guild John Hodiak Olga San Juan Virginia Welles Shirley Temple Eddie Bracken

Leg Art Student Tells All About Leg Character

New York report notes Leora Thompson who studied 25 000 legs in six years says nylon shape and leg lines reveal character. She aids artists in selecting models and cites 106 women who reveal their soul through legs, including Marge Hart with unsuppressed dignity and Elsa Maxwell with outraged complacency.

New York Eal Leora Thompson Miss Thompson America Margie Hart Elsa Maxwell

Mustache craze fuels claims of normalcy and nostalgia

Lawrence Schumann argues for the mustache as a symbol of national steadiness while displaying a collection of mustache cups at the American Hobby show in Manhattan. He cites presidential facial hair histories and other quirky examples to promote the idea, saying a mustache calms and matures the wearer.

UNO Robert Richards New York Lawrence Bill Schumann Westchester County Schumann Boston United States Haat Theopa Schuman Manhattan Royal Worcester Majolica White House Hagner Wander Hy Prizi Schutmann

Vincent Price Faces 200 Lady Painters In Debate

Hollywood star Vincent Price argues art is a man's game before about 200 irate women painters. He challenges their claims, lists male and female artists, and defends his stance with humor and strong critiques of female and male painting.

Vincent Price Virginia MacPherson Hollywood Price Mmsister 20Th Century-Fox Price Yale London Riverdale Institute New York Lll Met Rosa Bonheur Velasquez Ruth Cass Elliott

Princess Elizabeth Dines In Private Restaurant Report

The writer describes dining with Princess Elizabeth in London and observes the royal party’s impression of a lavish menu. He recalls the scene at Piccadilly as staff scramble to prepare a special dessert for the future queen while other guests are served a simpler meal.

Robert Musel London Elizabeth

Future queen seen as trenchwoman during festive scene

A princess is described as a trenchwoman with a sighing remark about the food and a approving nod as an orchestra plays. She tells her companion it is a fine spot for a party, highlighting a rare blending of royal imagery with war era duty.

Wire device seen threat to pothooks

Dr Pat Helmick of Drake University predicts a spool of wire will replace students notebooks and stenographers notes. The device uses magnetic impressions on fine wire reels similar to sound recorders on reconnaissance planes, eliminating the need for writing.

Des Moines PatlHelmick Drake University Helmick

THAT'S A JOKE THAT'S A JOKE

Cincinnati taxi driver Sluggy McGurk vents on passenger demands and rude behavior in a humorous monologue. He recalls misdirected riders, petty conflicts, and an encounter with a wife wielding a mop handle, illustrating the chaos of city streets.

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