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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1950

Page

37

Italian Lass Anna Maria Alberghetti Debuts With Crosby Film

13 year old Italian girl Anna Maria Alberghetti makes her American movie debut opposite Bing Crosby in Here Comes the Groom. She sings Verdi arias and proves a standout scene amid Crosby’s film. Her family accompanies her in New York and Italy with plans for a 1951 concert tour and potential operatic engagements.

Ollywood Traly Anna Maria ‘Alberghenty Bing Crosby Crosby der Bingle Groom Anna Maria New York Big Town Paramount Bing Frank Carla Paolo Pesaro Italy California Gian-Carlo Menotti Metropolitan Rome Opera la Scala Milan

Arena Theater in Edison Ballroom Thrives Six Months On

The Arena theater in the Edison Hotel ballroom adapts to changing schedules with a rotating lineup, now six months old and thriving. The current revival of Arms and the Man follows past shows The Show-off Just Us Caesar and two Menotti operas. A forthcoming musical with a five piano setup is planned, while Elmer Rice's Seven Plays is newly published.

Long Beach Community Playhouse Broadway David Hellweil Derrick Lynn-Thomas Edison Hotel G. B. Shaw George Kelly Lee Tracy Shakspeare Justus Caesar Basil Rathbone Menotti Hellweil Lynn-Thomas Arena Mike Stewart David Craig Dean Fuller Elmer Rice Viking Press

Los Angeles Philharmonic Announces Pierre Fournier Cellist

The Los Angeles Philharmonic under Alfred Wallenstein opens a three concert run with guest cellist Pierre Fournier on Sunday January 14 at Municipal Auditorium. Fournier, famed for color in tone and painterly approach, will perform and discuss connections between painting and music.

Atier Municipal Auditorium Los Angeles Philharmonic Alfred Wallenstein Pierre Fournier Fournier

Jazz Albums Highlight Modern and Dixieland Styles

Major recent releases showcase Stan Kenton modern jazz, Stan Kenton Presents, We Called It Music, Muggsy Spanier Favorites, and film cue Margot with Russ Case. Library picks include classical works by Brahms and Haydn, plus new Joplin, Dohnanyi, Dvorak, Schubert and more in weekly additions.

Stan Kenton Capitol Kenton Tiecca Don Jack Teagarden RCA Victor Muggsy Dipper Mouth Danger Russ Case Margot MGA Gordon MacRar LT Am Sove Capitol Fran Warren Irca Victor Malaguena MGM Moore Milton Cross May Rudolph Paul Wings Brahms Busch Quartet Haydn Puccini Dohnanyi Dvorak Schubert Schumann Mendelssohn Suk Rydar Smetana Wallensteen

Motherhood Problems to Be Theme of Movie

Hollywood moves to a baby centered drama with Maxwell Shane seeking an actress who is expecting to star in The Family Way. He aims for 40 days of filming and emphasizes authentic portrayal of pregnancy from discovery to birth, drawn from Milton Raison case histories of young mothers.

J_oLeywood Hollywood Maxwell Shane Shane America Studitos Stork Milton Raison

Dangerous Scene Stunt In The Thing Sparks Burns

In a 1950 scene from The Thing a giant alien breaks into a dorm. A crew member drenched it with kerosene while another lit a flare causing a dorm room blaze. Two stunt teams wore asbestos suits. the first team burned but the second was ready. Two stunters suffered burns.

Jlywood

Bird of Paradise Duds Set for Easter Parade

Hollywood studio fashion chiefs predict Bird of Paradise apparel will lead the 1953 Easter Parade. New York designers and major houses prepare a nationwide launch on March 14 with exotic Hawaii inspired colors and coordinated lines from numerous brands. A gala World Premiere Fashion Show at the Hotel Shamrock in Houston will preview the styles.

Llywood Twentieth Century-Fox Studio New York Paradise Tonga Hotel Shamrock Houston Texas Bird of Paradise

Coeds Follow Leader in Clothes and Customs

ILLY WOOD Dec 23. Peggy Goodin, author of Take Care of My Little Girl, says college girls imitate leaders in dress. sorority pins belong at the neck under the chin. She notes college men also follow fashion trends, with examples of pins, bow ties, and attire influencing peers. outfits should be uniform for the film adaptation.

Illy Wood Peggy Goodin 20Th Century-Fox Miss Goodin

Water soaked set for Up Front WWII battle scene

A parched San Fernando Valley field was transformed into a mud soaked Italian battlefield for the World War II sequence in Up Front. Fifty thousand gallons of water and a crew of ten spent three days soaking a half mile dirt road and a mountainside before tarpaulins kept the earth from drying, recreating a wartime scene.

San Fernando Valley

Hed Thrice Funny Guy In Watch the Birdie at Hollywood

Red Skelton stars in Watch the Birdie playing three generations of himself in a photo shop comedy with Arlene Dahl and Ann Miller. A Mystery Submarine features a U boat off the coast and a ruthless Skipper selling services to the highest bidder with sub chase scenes and a daring rescue.

Ollywood Red Skelton Skelton Arlene Dahl Ann Miller Arlene Red Leon Ames Miss Miller Ames Marta Toren Ludwig Donath Robert Douglas Russia Douglas Simon Legree Macdonald Carey U. S

Nancy Guild Lands Top Supporting Role in Little Egypt

Nancy Guild completes her part in Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man for Universal-International and will support Rhonda Fleming and Mark Stevens in Technicolor Little Egypt. Former freelance artist, she is now under contract to Universal-International.

Nancy Guild Universal-International Rhonda Fleming Mark Stevens Miss Guild

Theme Song Craze Tie to Film From Czech Roots

Actor Hugo Haas recounts how a melody his brother Paul wrote in Czechoslovakia became the film's theme for Haas's latest project Pick-Up. Paul died in 1945 in a German gas chamber. Haas, a former producer and director, escaped to the United States and later collaborated with Harald Byrns who incorporated the melody into the score.

Hugo Haas Paul Czechoslovakia Hugo Haas United States Harald Byrns Byrns

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