Richard Widmark A Cooperative Star In Hollywood
Hollywood profile notes Richard Widmark as one of the era’s finest recruited actors. Since Kiss of Death he has starred in four more films, never complains, never refuses roles or extra duties, and accepts terms as offered. The piece contrasts his acquiescent stance with more rebellious peers and recalls industry memories about Grace Moore Carole Lombard Spencer Tracy Bruce Cabot and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Richard Widmark
Widmark
Cornel Wilde
Darryl Zanuck
Grace Moore
Europe
Carole Lombard
Clark Gable
Encino
Spencer Tracy
MGM
Bruce Cabot
Hollywood Irony and Guild Rows Color 1940s Film Notes
A mixed Hollywood column notes Nicholas Conte changing to Richard Conte for American-typed roles after a 20th Century Fox contract. It recalls an East Side Story set stoppage when eighteen bit players refused to destroy a building, citing work as too specialized until a Guild ruling. Judy Canova comments on season’s gowns as fences protecting views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Conte
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
Richard
Conte
WGAK
Wsw
Radio Church
Negro Business
Sibir Voices
Larne
Circle Arrow Spa
Gud
America
United News
Wes Westin
N.Y. P
Pamil Tuvenile
Dabse
Frank Merriwel
Jane Pickens
Robert Merril
Harriet
Horace Heidt
Jack Benny
Nil Harris
AMCs _ ae
Bred Allen
Wien
Belen Our Iss
Aoks
Gulla
Nickelodeon
bin Mayer
Bing Crosby
Volues
Fred Waring
Charm
Arthur Godfrey
Jane Jordan
Ber Grang
Ted Malone
Jack Berch
Ne Mailer
Wendy Warren
Helen Trent
Nancy Dixon
Dr. Malone
Ure
Burton
Fiorah Drake
Holland Eagle
Gen Red Benson
David Harum
Pepper Young
Don Ameche Rouse
Kay Kyser
Met
Ars
Friend Irma
Plinyhouse American Forum
Bob Hawk
Miss Truman Says Real Interest Now Is Music
Margaret Truman, visiting New York to study singing and plan a concert tour, says being the president’s daughter makes her career both easy and hard. She notes critics may be more ready to judge and dismiss rumors of love interests, insisting music is her focus and denying engagement rumors. She also quips about her father’s cane remark during inauguration.
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Paramount
Betty Hutton
Victor Mature
Samson
Betty
Brodie
Miss Hutton
Mature
Temple of
Gaza
New York
Margaret Truman
Miss Truman
James A. Davidson
Miss Truman Smil-E
President Truman
Red Cross Clothing Drive Report From Elyria Chapter
Elyria American Red Cross officials released a monthly progress report on the chapter dress production for veterans hospital patients nationwide. Volunteers from West Ridge Camden First Congregational First Christian Oberlin and Wellington contributed pajamas robes bed jackets robes housecoats dresses bonnets and other garments, with many named workers and a total of 11 men’s pajamas 6 women’s pajamas and 7 children’s bonnets among the items finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria American Red Cross Chapter
West Ridge
Ladies Aid
M. C. Babcock
Zetta Calkins
Camden
First Congregational Church
Mary Coffland
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Chronicle-Telegram
Tha
Ohio
Jimmie Fidler
Charles Poere
Capitol
Mickey Dude Goes
Kissing Bandit
Kathryn Grayson
Buck Privates
Gene Autry
Call OF the Canyon
Leo Gorcy
Hants Nall
Lionel Standey
Frankie Darro
Nanetel
Tahiti
Rio
Vic
Gg Playhouse
Judy Canova
Russ Hodges
Vaughn Monroe
Phillip, Merlowe
Guy Lombardy
Morgan’s Inn
Chicago Theatre
Bill Hawkins
Mercy
Guy Lombards
Hawthorne
Adv
Kay Starr
Jary Trista Mr. Melons Bandstand
Rae, Mysterier
Roy Rogers
Nick Carter
Pascor Mravar
Town Mediation Board
Pantecosta
Churche
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Jen
Lorain Coliseum
Lincoln Sunday
Tim Holt
Rivoli Theatre
Red Cross
Edith Anspacher
Florence Nichols
LaGrange
Joe Fritz
J. W. Coacher
Mary House
Ava Pitkins
Grafton
Louise Scheids
James van Dusen
Wellington
Marie Ramser
Netta Wilford
Zella Calkins
V. F. W. Post
MUSIC
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Jolly Boys
Hollywood Bar Lunch
Graystone
Haseboot Jewelry CO. Inc
WTAM
Lorain
Stone Dance Studio
Broad Sto
E. Bridge ST
Blue Sky Inn
R.S.R.C.A. Org
Revue Roller Club
Gibby’s Restaurant
General Industries
American Institute of Laundering
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