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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1952
Page
2
OCR text lists numerous film titles and times with scattered numbers and place names. It reads like a damaged entertainment page with references to productions such as Imperial, Rivoli, Santa Fe, and artists, but lacks coherent context or full sentences.
Hollywood March 29 Thomas surveys television flaws from rude food gags to sung ads. He praises See It Now and I Love Lucy while criticizing lowbrow jokes and exaggerated sponsor pitches. He notes dull drama with poor lighting and warns against comedic acts that offend families.
Hollywood honors animal actors with the Patsy top prize awarded by the American Humane Association after 585 ballots from newsmen. Rhubarb the cat wins, with Cheta the chimp as runner up and other runners up including Francis the talking dog Diamond Corky and Chinook the Alsatian. Smoky the stallion receives a special Craven award for negotiating humane use in pictures.
A garbled concert program lists the municipal band with Darre and Marek names, a March event in a tavern setting, and pieces including South Pacific selections. It references Wellin-De Lares and Rodpers with a carnival vibe and a likely South America or tavern motif.
A collage of Hollywood news bits and rumors covering film projects, celebrity travels, and industry notes. Winston Churchill's final war volume publication timing, Truman election hints, new signings at Paramount, and various anecdotes about actors, producers, and studios populate the round-up.
A broad Korean war veteran leads a Protestant church film series to spotlight foreign missions. Completed films include My Name is Han in China Kenji Comes Home in Japan and Wings of the World in Brazil. Back home the commission is producing More for Peace with Peter Graves starring as a returned veteran.
Hollywood report on Suzanne Cloutier, the French Canadian star, who recounts moving through Grand Central during her early New York days. She describes arriving with little English, staying two weeks at the station, then being discovered by a model and a magazine photo leading to Paramount signing as a foreign actress. The piece highlights her gritty start and rise in film.
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