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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1946
Page
6
A fragment notes Shae describing birds employing mouth secretions to glue mud sticks grass hair and feathers into nests. The line suggests a folk or observational reference to avian nesting techniques and materials.
The Lost Week End starring Ray Milland and Jane Wyman arrives at Center Theatre for four days. The Oscar winning drama follows Don Birnam as he battles a five day liquor binge and a grappling relationship with Helen.
Screenings this week feature Road to Pia with Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour and Bob Hope followed by Life With Baby in March of Time. Paramount News and Tokyo Rose offer updates with The Lost Weekend Tracy Milland and Wyman later in the week.
Hollywood columnist Harrison Carroll reports on Max Reinhardt’s estate assets in Allied hands with Salzburg intact and Berlin theaters operating in the Russian zone. The piece notes Helene Thimig’s acting career, Mark Stevens spine surgeries, Decker’s blunt remarks at a party, Rita Hayworth spotted in a Universal shoot, Lois divorces, Turhan Bey and Susanna Foster, Marie McDonald’s divorce plans, and Hepburn’s Connecticut stay before The Sea of Grass.
Lois Andrews secured annulment of her marriage to David Street after discovering his divorce from his prior wife was not yet final when they eloped to Las Vegas. The settlement ends the contested union with the court confirming the annulment.
Errol Flynn suffers heartbreak as Moody the schnauzer dies after being struck by a car in Newport Beach. The incident echoes losses from his previous dog Arno who vanished at sea.
Hortense Robinson longtime stand-in and secretary for Laraine Day will adopt a baby and quit acting to become an ordinary housewife following the film What Nancy Wanted. The move ends her acting career after years of support work in the studio.
The play Tokyo Rose opens at the Broadhurst with Lotus Long as the famed radio propagandist. Byron Barr Osa Massen and Don Douglas co star in a fast paced thriller based on the Nippon mouthpiece whose broadcasts shaped wartime sentiment.
Billy Bishop of Portland failed to impress New Guinea natives with card tricks as they paid more attention to his complex aerial cameras. The report notes the locals showed no amusement at the tricks while the major focused on photography during the expedition.
The Swedish Minister of Education urges that the language be taught in schools while the Riksdag need not act. A poll shows eighty five percent of Swedes back Mr Erlander’s stance on language education.
The column notes the first passenger in Bob Taylor’s new plane with Bar bara Stwanyck’s adopted son, updates on Veronica Mitchell and Bill Benton separating, Pat Kirkwood and Steve Crane reuniting at the Mocambo, rumors of Joan Crawford in a James Cain novel, and quick takes on Spike Jones at the Trocadero with Red Ingle and others, plus Lucille Ball’s improv in a film scene.
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