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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
9
Hollywood buzz focuses on Miracle of the Bells with Frank Sinatra as a priest in the film coming to Pocatello's Chief Theatre in June. The mixed reception includes laughter at one showing and a critical cheer from a bobby-soxer.
Lana Turner and Bob Topping honeymooning in New York after arriving from Hollywood on Transcontinent 1. They bought out an entire plane compartment for privacy at 1453.60 dollars. A wine firm gave a case of champagne for the trip east. They head to London on the Maurentamia tomorrow as Arline Judge and George H. Ross Jr. wed in Bridgeport.
New York actress Arline Judge postponed indefinitely her civil wedding to George Ross Jr. amid reports church officials require records of her five prior marriages. The halted $20,000 trousseau remains unused as discussions continue over a church wedding.
Actress Joan Leslie vows to press her bid against Warner Bros. to the U.S. Supreme Court after the California Supreme Court ruled her seven year contract valid since it was approved when she was 17. She notes she turned 21 in 1946 and says the fight will challenge constitutional aspects.
Hollywood cop reports Hal Grayson a top bandleader, 39, facing six months jail unless he enters a state institution for a drinking cure after a recent 50 day drunkenness sentence. He pleads that his career and life depend on treatment.
Earl Wilson reports Charles Boyer has quit smoking after three months without cigarettes. In a hotel Pierre interview with Betty Broadbeam, Boyer explains he chews gum to stay slim and avoid nicotine. He also comments on Ingrid Bergman and a cinema love scene, noting his method helps him quit. The piece ends recalling Alexander Winton’s role in U.S. auto history.
Mrs. C. E. Smith chaired the Arimo Cancer Fund drive which raised 64.84, a new record. Committee members included Mrs. Louise Christensen, Mrs. Olive Woodland of Arimo, and Mrs. Maurine Henrich of Marsh Center.
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