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HOLLYWOOD, Mar Hobos The People Talk Back to to one another and 8 Tia me: “I'm usually a very complacent man, but I've got a beef about the movies. Can't Hollywood see the shortsightedness of allowing -the noisy element to| continue to be noisy in the theater? There was a time when people talking loudly in a theater were asked to leave. Nowadays you go to a fairly serious movie, only to have some loud-mouth,| wise-cracking, gum-popping! wisenheimer sitting a few seats away, regardless of where you it."—~Jetferson ony, Mo. | = “If they ev E refilm “The Sheik,’ my choice for the lead is Turhan Bey, and a second choice is Tyrone Power."—New York City. # » » “Hooray for Hollywood. We saw ‘My Girl Tisa’ and ‘To the Ends of the Earth’ for 75 cents last night. I'm Scotch, but figure we got our money's worth for once.”-—Compton, Cal. ¥ tJ . “When I hear that many old hit movies are going to be released again, it makes me happy all over. In my town it is hard to see a picture if you miss its first run."—Walla Walla, Wash.

# # o “Why doesn’t Hollywood show industrial pictures — American scenery or educational things like how to milk a cow or how grapefruit juice is squeezed and

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his back. In our part of the untry, the men and boys go to op every two weeks oe get clipped. Not their Burges, but their hair.”—Redkey, n

- » ” “Thank you for kicking about! {those ‘talent hunt’ publicity, \stunts. My sister ‘entered’ one in October, 1947, and hasn’t fin-| ished with it yet. We have seen no publication of the results. It|

{was just dropped.” — San Fran-||

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“Note enclosed double marquee | bill——"Tobacco Road’ and ‘Grapes. of Wrath." Seems mighty strange advertising for a Saturday kids’ matinee.’ >=Portiang, Ore.

HOLLYWOOD is ‘laughing out | loud at Tom Wood's “Most Outlandish Oscars” in the new issue of Script Magazine. Tom is sure these nominations for outstanding films events for 1947 will not be mentioned at the Academy Award affair: Luckiest girl: Peggy Cummins for being taken out of “Forever Amber.” Most mortifying expose: The zipper that kept showing in Katharine Hepburn’s 19th Century dress in “Song of Love.” Most sugar-coated ending: The absurd comeback of the inhabitants of “Magic Town,” Newest new look: A gown worn by Rita Hayworth decorated with! a painting of a B-29 dropping an|

fanned 7"--Valley City, N. D.

“I'm 82 and 1 used to be a comedian on the stage. I packed| the house and I think people still!

want to laugh today. Hollywood Cecil B, DeMille admitting, | GRANADA — ‘Foxes “There are some scenes in ‘Un-|

ought to give us a lot more laugh | pictures and ones with music in

. a them.”"—-Tacoma, Wash.

. ” ~ “Why not have Hollywood give the public less of Bing and more of his lovely wife, Dixie? She's the power behind the throne. A

picture of her, taken with her

four boys, would be welcome.

After all, aren’t they her boys,

also ?’—Tucson, Ariz.

» = » “We need movies of everyday American families, There's more adventure to be found there than any other setting in the world. If only I could write a book."—

Lo» # . y “I'm glad to hear of the plans But

to remake ‘Seventh Teaven,’

atomic bomb.

Most unwanted film: “Desire!

Me.” No director would allow his

name to be connected with it. {| Most astonishing admission’

conquered’ of which I'm not proud.” Most sadistic moment: When, in a Tom and Jerry cartoon, the| mouse takes a hammer and| knocks out all the teeth in the cat's mouth. Most skeptical fan of 1947: A | man in the audience of a theater in Providence, R. I., who asked Esther Williams, who was making a personal appearance tour, if] she did her own swimming.

Theater Closed Tonight For Special Preview

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bin Hoed,” with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland, at 5 4 7:05 and 10:10 io “sii McGee,” with Dona Barty"20a 3 Dale Evans, at 3:55, §

LOEW'S “Tarzan's Secret Treasure,” 1:47, 4:34, 7:31 and 10:11. “Tarzan New York (Sitentgre," st 12:21, ¥ os 5:56 and 8:

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