Glamour goes to war at MGM in Womens Army film
Erskine Johnson reports from Hollywood on MGM wartime film Privates about Lana Turner Susan Peters and WAC trainees in sweaterless scenes amid aircraft noise on outdoor sets. Directors scramble to keep production moving while training sequences show WACs enlisting drill and going overseas, with playful on set anecdotes about makeup and curlers.
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Lana Turner
Larainn Day
Susan Peters
Art Chorus
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Army Division Insigne and Miscellaneous Clues Puzzle
A word puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries, including military insignia references, Latin abbreviations, and various definitions. Readers fill crosswords with answers such as division insignia, terms for speed and virtue, and common abbreviations, creating a themed grid of military and linguistic terms.
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Arabian Gulf
Latine tale and war roles in a curious theater vignette
A Latine actress portrays a general’s daughter who joins WAGS to continue family ties while Lana, a spoiled heiress, enlists to end a six year hangover. Susan plays the tank commander's wife killed in the South Pacific as Denver owns a 25000 acre park.
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News From The Navy Paint Contract Fringe
Susan hurries to the office after a radio report. The group discusses a paint contract for a navy project and how a fingerprint clue could clear Erich while a real murderer remains at large. Thorny notes the extension is approved as Susan urges patience.
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Town Tangles Over Malloy Mystery And Love Triangle
Susan jeers at the town hubbub while Erich argues the mystery of her father’s death clouds their romance. Susan questions love versus opportunity as Thorny and Julie drift in and out of the dramatic scene. An abrupt exit and a pair of shoes close the tense moment.
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Julie
Thormy
Darling
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Erich
Asan
Paint on Shoes Ties Murder in Local Chase
Erich accuses Scoopy of the Kelso murder after finding paint on a victim's boat. He orders Scoopy brought to the Constable, while Jonathan scrambles to catch him. The shoe evidence puzzles the team as they race to the station. Chapter 30 ends with Scoopy still at large.
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Eririch
Scoopy
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