Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1950 — Page 8

War Routs: we Movie Unit

‘Breakthrough’ Company Quits Ft. Ord in a Hurry

By Erskine Johnson # HOLLYWOOD, July 25—Exclusively Yours: Reasoni§ for the hasty, disorganized exit of Warners’ “Breakthrough” location company from Fort Ord was War Department orders. Picture-making and the training of soldiers aren't a ham- and-eggs combination. , . . After all these years, Jimmy Cagney gets the Mae Clarke act himele in “Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye.” { Jane Russell's studio, m not Barbara Payton hurls a pot gonna wear a Mother Hubbard, of hot coffee and a four-| bub.” course breakfast a him. |

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wa WILLIAM PRINCE is playing! SCOTTISH fans forced Bud COREA 0 CHIEN Ct arine Abbott and Lou Cogtalle to Break Hepburn as her Orlando in “ all those fancy resolutions aboutiu ©" roe 1t* I asked Prine discarding their old Sno on about Katie: | first?" standby. It's back in the G ” id | “Great gal” he said. “Bhe Inact at a Glasgow theater. ... "0 "ourling my hair every

Ginger Rogers’ “Illegal Bride oy become “Love, Western night before the show.”

Style,” 1s there anything that, Katie, I reminded him, 4sn't going western these days? curled hair before. i Clifton Webb? Yup, even Clifton] “Yes” he grinned hack on the goes western as an angel im- same thought train, “but not with personating a cowpuncher in the irons.” fantasy, “For Heaven's Bake." " ® =» aim FACULTY faces at the PasaSNAPPY comeback dept: Bob dena - Community Playhouse are Hope, when told Wade Crosby, a still glowing over Jose Ferrer's character actor, would play a key! address to the graduating thespirole in “The Lemon Drop Kid:" ans. He told "em they should get «“rhis should be a pleasant {sideline jobs because “You can't § change. This Crosby is an actor.” make a living acting in a theaMarie Windsor, wearing a white/ter.” Reaction from the graduand tight sweater her first day at ates: RKO: “They applauded me,” “When I come to work at “T had to take three bows, — a r——— ually 1 take only one.”

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# ® = JIMMY CAGNEY says he'll put his makeup box in storage around {1057 and enter Connecticut Agri-| 'oultural College for some Luther i Burbank book learning. He told ime on the set of “The West Point, Story”. “My son,

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