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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1947

Page

3

Edward G Robinson enjoys a Manhattan vacation between films

Actor Edward G Robinson spends time in New York for rest and interviews after finishing The Red House and before his next project. He travels three times a year to recharge, while Katharine Hepburn plans theater work that challenges her, then takes a Connecticut vacation after Undercurrent and The Sea of Grass.

Alf Edward G. Robinson New York the Red House Katharine Hepburn Robert Taylor Spencer Tracy Connecticut

Hollywood Stars and Stage Dreams Across 11 Roses Parade

Barbara Britton plans a parade themed career with I Love a Parade as her radio surge. She charts film path from miner roles to Til We Meet Again with Ray Milland and Albuquerque with Randolph Scott, while Groucho Marx toys with The Middle Ages on stage and contemplates a Hollywood hiatus. Mercedes McCambridge shocks by quitting radio for island life with husband William Fifield and son John. Katina Paxinou returns to pictures after For Whom the Bell Tolls, joining Mourning Becomes Electra with Raymond Massey. Dudley Nichols signs her, Thelma Ritter lands new scenes after It’s Only Human bloopers, and Maureen O’Hara’s It’s Only Human payoff boosts her.

Barbara Britton Paramount Ray Milland Randolph Scott Albuquerque Mercedes McCambridge Adventures of the Thin Man West Indies William Fifield John Katina Pax‘non Hollywood Raymond Massey RKO Thelma Ritter Bernice

Radio hosts create child friendly programs for youngsters

Robert Maxwell, who is childless, produces the trail blazing Su perman while Jack Barry, a bachelor, originates and moderates the Juvenile Jury. The pair lead two notable radio programs for children.

Robert Maxwell Superman Jack Barry Maxwell Barry

Adolescent Radio Events Highlight 1940s Programs

Reports show The Adventures of Oxile and Harriet ranking fourth in Canada listener popularity. Nine Burt Lascaster’s Desert Fury on stage lines stands with Stars and Gripes as the competing army production in Italy during the war. Rosalind Russell to star in her first Independent Artists project and has written the story titled Madly as Love. Villiers Holden attempts skiing with a friend towing him over a turf field behind a feed.

Oxile Harriet Canada Burt Lascaster Desert Fury Performioe Italy Rosalind Russell Independent Artists Miss Russell D Nichols Villiers Holden

Magnates Crosby and Hope Back Baseball Talk

The column notes Bing Crosby and Bob Hope spar over who will finish higher in the AL and NL, with Crosby adding Pitt callups and Hope eyeing Indians star power. It credits Joe Gordon and Lou Boudreau for Cleveland’s potential fireworks and predicts strong showings from several clubs while praising U S and Britain in sports rivalry.

Bing Crosby Bob Hope Pirates Indians Hope Magnate Crosby Crosby Pitt Greenberg Bob Feller Lou Boudreau Joe Gordon Joe Boudreau Gordon Cleveland Red Sox Cardinal Dodgers Bing West Coast Bob Cardinals Dodgers Cubs Braves Phillies Giants

British Golfers See Strong Form In Dai Rees Era

The writer rates Dai Rees as among the best professionals seen, arguing he could challenge Ben Hogan or Sam Snead on British courses. He suggests Ryder Cup players would face even odds on a seaside British links, and the U S team would find Walker Cup matches tough, with Britain evenly matched on home turf.

United States Great Britain England Scotland Russia France Italy China Japan Germany Britain Sweden Finland British Isles U. S Dai Rees Rees Hogan Nelson

Tact and the quiet power that keeps marriages intact

The piece argues tact can avert divorces by guiding daily life, showing Emily and Paul Rogers how lack of tact fueled their breakup. It frames tact as kindness and sympathy, essential to sustaining love through money worries and daily tensions. An unrelated health note follows about influenza vaccination timing and duration.

Emily Rogers Paul Rogers Emily Rogers Paul Lisa McBreen Lisa Bill Marion New York Billings Stella Jim Stewart Stewarts New York State Department of Health

Kindness and Consideration in Marriage Tale

A story about a tired husband who leaves his nagging wife for a plain widow. After a divorce he marries the widow, surprising friends. The wife recalls her fidelity and argues she gave him the best years, while neglecting tact.

Paul Lisa McBreen Lisa Emily Stockton Rogers Miss Norris

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