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HOLLYWOOD
Clif Bergere Has Acting Role. In Film About Movie Stunters
By PAUL HARRISON
HOLLYWOOD, Aug
working in a picture at RKO called
14 —Half the stunt men in Hollywood are-
“I'm Still Alive” and are having
some-of the most terrifving experiences in their careers. They're acting.
The story is about stunt Twelvetrees-Jack Wooly romance. lor) marries 8 star (Linda Haves), devils crashing planes and wreckIng cars and toasting departed comrades at the Gravediggers Club There probably are 300 gel f-styled stunt men in Holly w 0 0 4. most of whom are inexperienced extras whod risk their necks for a $3 bill. Aetually there are only 2 a ¢ knowledged specialists in peril —experts entitied to a daily minimum of S35 and on up to $1000. Most of the 11 hired for this picture play themselves in straight dramatic or semi-comic roles. They dread the acting and wish the director would hurry up and get to the good old falls and crashes. Of course, when the excitement begins, one of them will have to double for Kent Tavior. who is exclust an actor. although in the piety ne plays a stunt man who doubles for actors » N ” STUDIO'S this flicker will that it's all very realistic—for example, that the Gravediggers Club it a replica of one in RHollvwood to which these fellowes be. long. That part is utter nonsense Stunt men __hever would he =o
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and the picture is full of jolt dare-
melodramatic. The nearest thing ther have to a elub is a public bar-and-cafe called the Spare Rib on Santa Monica boulevard, Its just a place where the bovs drop in occasionally to talk about forthcoming jobs and _ exchange tips and prices. The first one called in by a studio to discuss a stunt names a price, and thereafter no one will underbid him. In some ways these men live the most exciting and satisfactory lives in moviedom. Their work is never drudgery: each assignment is a challenge, and the better the stunt man, the less likely he is to be injured. (Buddy Mason mentioned that in 20 years he has spent only about six weeks in hospitals.) They make a good living. (Yakima Canutt, who doubles in westerns, earned $21,000 last vear.) All but one of the 22 are married, and their romances seem to Sr ea lot better than those of ther Hollvwoodsmen., When age Ea to add danger to their trade. thev usually enter some profitable siqeline (Flovd Crise well, whom I saw on the set owns 58 motoreyeies, a fleet of police cars, some ambulances and patrol wagons which he rents to the studios.) »
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STUNTERRK are liked and thoroughly reof Hollvwood. But studio: are not anxious to publicize the stunt men who do so much doubling for the stars. ClUff Rergere, famed racing driver and veteran of 13 Indianapolis events, best known of the darebrigade, Hes in this
THE well known spected by all
is the devil picture. Like actors. most stunt men are typed. Bergere explained that he's seldom called for anything except an automobile job--collision, rollover, or dive off a elif. Alan Pomeroy, heavv-set, almost mid-dle-aged. is the man everv director thinks of first for motorcvele work Jimmy Faweett, one-time circus acrobat, ball plaver and vaudeviile tumbler, is the best netver in town, And so on through the list
ACTING COUPLE
the first time in years, Pay Hardy’ Holden and her husDavid Civde, are working on the same time, He's comeqay part in "The and she's workon the adjoining sound stage as MacDonalds mother in Rittersweet
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 14, 1940
Sugar Will Top Lyric’ s Menu Friday
Clyde (Sugar Blues) McCoy,
headline the Lyric stage show beginning Friday,
NEIGHBORHOODS
Nazis Order M-G-M Ban
'Anti-German Films' Cited
By Berlin
BERLIN, Aug. 14 (UP). — The Propaganda Ministry announced today that it had ordered the Berlin office of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co. to withdraw all its films from in "Greater Germany” by tomorrow, regardless of tracts,
con- |
It was announced that the order.
was issued “because of Metro-Goldwyn-Maver production of antiGerman films.” The Berlin company said that he had received orders to protest against the Propaganda Ministry's edict,
Community Sing Has Film Soloist
The vicinity of Broadway and 17th St. will ring again with barber. | shop harmony tonight as Indianapogathers for the fourth annual sing sponsored bv the Christian Men Builders Class of the Third Christian Church. A 15-minute concert by B. Orchestra. directed by R. G. Milwill precede the festival of fav. orite bath-tudb melodies Delmar Huppert and Rernarda LeMasters will leaq the group singing Az a soloist the class has Miss Elizabeth Davis, Los soprano who haz had parts in “New Moon” and "Lillian Russell.” She iz a guest of Miss Dorothy Gadd, 124 Johnson Ave. There will also be special music by the CC M. B. Glee Club, Charles Hamilton, director.
JIMMY DENIES
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PICKET TROUBLE
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 14 (U.P) — Roosevelt, motion picture and son of President Roosevelt, today denied reports he had booked his first production in a Philadelphia theater which was being picketed. The picture, "Pastor Hall.” a story of totalitarianism in Europe, is scheduled to open at Philadelphia on Aung. 22. Mr. Roosevelt said The producer said United Artists Corp. distributors of the film. had assured him that the theater at which “Pastor Hall’ is booked is not being picketed
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New Manager at Sheridan Started as Popcorn Boy
By DAVID MARSHALL
Roger McAndrew: Sheridan's new manager Mr, McAndrews at the absoiute hottom
Shortly he popped up te usher and then assistant manager months ago he was named assistant
as relief manager at the Parker. He lives on the East Side with his mother and two brothers. Because of his lack of avoirdupois he's affectionately known as
“Bones »
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Strand have tomorrow Alcatraz” Noah Beery
The Emerson and a first run beginning night —"Passport to starring Jack Holt, Jr, C. Henry Gordon and Maxie Rosenbloom. Holt is a two-fisted crack investigator for the New York police department assigned to track down enemy aliens led by NM Gordon who dynamited a Detroit munitions plant. The film introduces a glumbia newcomer--Cecilia Calleio At the Emerson the Holt film will be shown with “Susan and God’ and at the Strand, “New Moon’ iz the second feature At both houses "Passport to Alcatraz” will run through Saturdar
Jack Hold
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Three 10-vear-old men of adventure were trudging along Road 67 the other night earrving packs on their backs. They pulled up in front of the Drive-In Theater sort of on the droopy side. Manager Arthur Phillips’ policeman overheard them talking about the possibility of seeing the show. He slipped over to Mr. Phillips’ office and told him there was a trio of weary world travelers outside who no doubt would be much improved after a movie Mr. Phillips never was one to deny Hoosier hospitality to ine trepid vagabonds so they were invited in. The bovs sat on their packs to watch the show, then hoisted them to their backs and marched off into the dark to camp out overnight »
The Parkers family night todas and tomorrow brings back “Thin Tee’ with Sonja Heine and “Submarine Patrol’ with Richard Greene and Nancy Kelly » ~ »
Claude Allison of the believes it paves to smile In fact, he’s going to make it profitable for his patron: to use their best smile more often Tomorrow and Friday between 7:30 p. m. and 9 p. m. and for each Thursday and Friday afier that a candid camera man will snap pictures of any smiling person entering, leaving or passing the Strand. On the following Thursday and Friday the films will be posted in front of the theater. If a patron recognizes himself he gets in free.
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Strand
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other holdover was “Jesse James.” » »
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OLD ACTORS | IN FILM
Warner Bros. are seeking actors to portray David Belasco, Charles Frohman, William Faversham. John Drew and other celebrated American theatrical figures in "The Lady With Red Hair,” story of Mrs. Leslie Carter.
“Ghost Tomorand
WHEN DOES IT START?
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MOVIES
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Brother May Start Another Starlet Up,
weeks, This time a caught up with her ” ty MISS TIERNEY is said to a little like Vivien Leigh, also a little like Deanna Durbin. She writes a little poetry, and also once wrote a long, nasty letter to Adolf Hitler after seeing a newsreel of the German invasion, She's traveled all" over Europe
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By JAMES THRASHER
Probably no one ever accused Frank and Jesse James of altruistic motives in their plundering gallops across the Western prairies, ever they have emerged as almost model citizens since 20th Century-
Fox resurrected them on the screen.
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How-
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