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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
13
Dorothy Dix argues mothers swing between overprotection and laxity in guiding daughters. She warns against strict policing that isolates girls and against permissiveness that invites risk. The piece contends both extremes harm girls, urging balanced guidance to build social skills and discernment.
In Annapolis Maryland the Randles and Bandle families figure in a bizarre murder case as Helen A Bandle faces a charge for killing 17 year old Allen Willey and wounding Elmor S Randle a Bay Rouge real estate operator and horseman. The scene reveals fierce quarrels over social expectations and daughters dates.
Hollywood gossip notes from Erskine Johnson cover Dick Powell Dor othy Lamour and 128 extras at a Riding High banquet scene printouts mislabeling a New York steak as morale booster before revealing enchiladas. Abbott and Costello push title change at MGM for juvenile appeal. Lucille Ball kept as is in Best Foot Forward while Lubitsch discusses long directing career. Hornblow fights name bias in Mary Smith U S A. Paramount delays For Whom the Bell Tolls road show to complete protection shots. Bonita Granville lands long term contract at RKO for Hitler's Children amid spying whispers.
During filming Paramount workers hauled ten tons of sand into a North African set at the studio to simulate desert conditions. Actors including Akin Tamiroff and Guy Kibbee react to the absurdities of production while Orson Welles plans a singing sequence in a forthcoming project.
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