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. d . » el Terry, vocalist of Hd i man, whe Survives. any me | baritone, who will be heard in rescreen, currently featured in the | ments of peril in "Notorious, cital at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow rele theater stage show. Ap- | Alfred Hitchock spy drama, | in Cadle Tabernacle. Mr. Robepearing on the same bill are | noo oi the Indiana. Co-starred | son's program will include clas- | Alvino Rey and his orchestra, with Miss Bergman is Cary | sics in three languages, as well |

ff f | Hel, Leroy and yi WE fering Grant, with Claude Rains, Louis | 22 folk songs 2 and spirituals,

Dan Duryea, Ella Raines and | Calhern and Madame Konstan. ' Junior Red Cross Clob

William Bendix. | tin in the suporting cast. Eure ve ss ming: | Plans Skating Party i The Manual high school Junior Red Cross chapter will hold a skating party at 8 p. m. Friday at the Riverside Skating rink. Proceeds will go to the organization's na{tional children’s fund. Club officers are Carolyn Kuebler, president; Rose Ann Rider, vice president; Dorothy Emrich, ' treasurer; Barbara Ferguson, recording secretary; Betty Robbins, attend! ance secretary, and Jean Tutterow, 3 Booster representative, ROMANTIC R | On the committee for the party | WEEK ! are: Carolyn Kenyon, Phyllis : Stuck, Rose Ann Rider, Florann | Swat |Greeson, Catherine Organ, Viola! can parents ever Reifeis, Dorothy Steele, Delta Hall, Jhuaiy the depts ‘Roberta Bernhardt, Barbara Fer- : guson, Florann Greeson, Marilyn Hafer, Dcreen Wilson, Dorothy Emrich and Idora. Richter. EMPRESS HEADS RED CROSS TOKYO, Jan. 21 (U. P).—Em-1 press Nagako of Japan today be‘came honorary president of the {Japanese Red Cross.

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‘|To Hunt Virginia Mayo

FEEL : Ruth + : Rs : HERE—Paul Rébe- {Mayo and her mother, Mrs. Martha over the week-end. ON CIRCLE STAGE—Ruth | IN DANGER — Ingrid Berg . TO SING HERE—Pu Rabe | Jones, leave the apartment in their| Mr. O'Shea left yesterday noon

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rh May: Ask Police

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 21 (U. P)~If beautiful. Virginia. Mayo isn't} from a mysterious “week-end trip” by today, her Studio sald it would ask police to find her, a The actress failed to appear for a drania oust at Goldwyn studios Friday and was still missing from her swank Hollywood apartment last night. Two days of - radio appeals | RY brought no information of her; Railway and airline ticket offices |. whereabouts.” | were “reasgnably sure” Miss Mayo Her landlady said she saw Miss had not boarded a train or plane

{new car, loaded with baggage, and for an eastern vaudeville , tour, their dog, Duke. imepm————— “They may have gone on a week- | {MALTA TO STAY COLONY By trip. without letting me Know | LONDON, Jan. 21' (U, P)—A| about it, but I'm terribly concerned | British “white - paper” said today {that they haven't returned,” said the government did not consider the actress’ flance, Actor Michael the transfer of Malta from colonial TT O'Shea: to dominion status “appropriate.”

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going to produce “Swell Guy,” a picture with a startling off-center theme, seasoned Hollywood figures thitew up their hands. Their advice to me was: “Mark, don’t risk it. The public is not ready for such an adult film. When you tamper with people’s illusions of good and evil, you are breaking

the basic rule of picture making.”

We, in the space of a year, “Swell Guy” is the second motion picture that the boys warned me not to make. The first was Ernest Hemingway's “The Killers,” and I was told I was inviting disaster. The results seem to suggest, possibly, that what Holly. wood needs today is a few more such

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P ortiaps. this time, the boys are right. But they’ve got to prove it to me— and, in producing “Swell Guy,” Pve again gambled that they're wrong. I think it is high time that motion pictures grew up to tell the truth about people . . . the truth about men and women.

A; ‘the’ Hollywood press preview, many of the critics thought “Swell Guy” more gripping than “The Killers.” Several didn’t like it as well. My personal opinion wouldn't count for much, so I'd rather not give it. The public decides these things, and nobody else, And that's strictly okay with me . , ,

Yiaris ever so much. And I do hope

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