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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1948
Page
21
A column mixes light verse and reader anecdotes with a Baltimore twin birth note. A Connersville Indiana couple welcomes twins while a reader riffs on Irish heritage and names. Various asides discuss addresses, tailoring, and old theatrical memories.
In drought periods alfalfa plants extend their roots up to 17 feet below the soil to find moisture, illustrating their deep resource gathering in arid conditions.
Hollywood critic Virginia MacPherson reports director Lewis Allen praising actresses over 30 for onscreen passion. He says 18 and 19 year olds are merely kids while matronly performers bring experience and conviction, citing Joan Crawford Loretta Young and Rosalind Russell as examples.
iMcTolds a used car dealer at 38 East Alameda Hackett and Whiting Pontiac offers sales and service with a local phone contact 2212.
The article quotes Allen discussing how a woman's eyes reveal age and intent, contrasting mature allure with younger innocence. He recalls his style insights and notes his breakthrough directing Ann Todd in So Evil My Love, highlighting his knack for casting and mood.
Bill Henry joins KCNA Mutual this week and will be heard nightly Monday through Friday at 6 55 p m beginning August 23 sponsored by Johns Manville. A new kid show Chandu the Magician airs daily at 5 15 p m and Fulton Lewis Jr moves to 5 30 p m while Cliff Edwards moves to 8 15 a m. Dial 1340 for KCNA daily.
In a breezy aside Allen notes Lana Turner remains vibrant with a thirty-ish charm and enthusiasm, while admitting exceptions and pressing demands from a press agent distract. He calls her “wonderful” though she is two years shy of forty.
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