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o au PERZY HIGH, a modern Robin {Hood who has become Holly-| my eyelashes and Hollywood \wood's Mr. Big in the bow andtar-| thought I was cukoo. ‘row business, says movietown can] “I worked in seven big pictures'go on worrying about its hits. {in three years. I have to be in- With Perzy, it's the neas missus ges onl A direct

prepared for. I was too honest. I talked serious instead of with

| formance.” 1 complained to al “A direct -hit is ot "sys studio executive that the source Perzy, “who did "ail the trick | was dried up. The executive told! archery work in “Joan of Arc” me: ‘Why. worry about the source. | and “Passage West.” To prove {Let the director worry about, his point, his wife, Pat, began | that.’ | tossing five-inch cardboara discs into the air and Perzy put an arrow through the mid- | dle of eyery one before it hit the ground. “See,” {the close shots--the near misses—| |that are important.”

didn’t run away rom | anybody in Hollywood. I ran away from myself.” Luise doesn’t like to talk about |her last film seven years ago “because the studio tried to] change me into a glamour, girl | and it was awful.” SHE NOW lives in New York

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'of an inch of Ingrid Bergman's as Mrs. Robert Knittel (he's a foot for a scene in “Joan.” Only

publisher) and has a 4-year-old i wa. Ingrid. It was a stunt daughter, Francesca. She's been gir) double. And she happened to touring wth “Joan,” on and off,/he married to the second unit for three years and has starred | director who was supervising tne on TV shows in N. Y. and in|geepe, London; During the war she en-. - “That.” textained GIs in Africa and Italy,/ tough oneand helped find U. 8. homes for cally.” ~ ” European war orphans. Now she] 1

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“I've set a standard for myself. | I have a great desire to work in

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was partly her fault, which confided. “I'm reasonably sure | [that they don’t buy a ¢hap’s book

she admits, and, she says, [because ' they like the shoes he partly Hollywood's. | wears. » | & ¥y 8 8 | David isn’t sure which he likes| ;

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Texan to Receive | C Notre Dame Award

J. H. Phelan to Get Laetare Medal

Times State Service NOTRE DAME, Mar, 5-John Henry Phelan, Beaumont, Tex., business executive and philanthro'pist, will be the 1951 récipient of the Laetare Medal, the Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, president of Notre

Dame University, announced yes-

the edtn distinguished American to receive the medal, the oldest - American Catholic award, The award is presented every year on Laetare Sunday, the fourth Sunday of Lent. Last year Gen. J. Lawton Col§(lins, U. 8. Chief of Staff, was the recipient. In 1949 it was movie actress Irene Dunne. “Mr. Phelan and his family are exemplary members of the Catho[lic Church,” said Father Cayanaugh. “He is an outstanding example of a successful man humbly | devoted to his faith.” : | |" The Phelan family has con-, {tributed generously to the spread(ing of the Catholic faith through charitable contributions. It is esti-|

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Lou prédicta she'll be a big.star. “Actresses always do Well after they work with us,” he says.

“Take Marjorie Main. She was a sick woman with five doctors when she made ‘The Wistful (Widow from Wagon Gap’ with

us. When the picture was over, |

she only had two doctors.” { » = o | IF ERROL FLYNN/can dash off novels between pictures, so can David Niven. He's just finished correctihg galley proofs on his first’ book, “Round the Rugged Rocks,” and is at work on his second—a ribtickler tagged “Murgatroyd.” ~The publishers gave me quite

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