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HOLLYWOOD, July of falsie has gone out phony glamor eyelashes.

» “Wish You ere are some ne through in lot of pnction

queens once glued over their orbs

aul Valentine, are as obsolete as Confederate Harry Clark's money, Our authority is U-I's at zest in the make-up whiz, Frank Westmore, nd and plenty who says: musical direc ° “Men just didn’t like the things. m. A spokes. - They didn’t like to see stars wear- | h You Were ing them and they didn't like their t said last own women with them on. False coming to see eyelashes made stars look hard eeping our and phony.” might have a : oa veek, the Re- JOANNE DRU is wearing beefweek, but so steak over one eye and she’s not

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door ... The marriage of the David Nivens is shaky and almost | every guest at Jane Wyman’s big! Hollywood party knew why

. “se ching The tension in the Van Johnson! Lorvioe household is the buzz of Holly-| uly 5—Here's wood’s smart set. To add fuel to in ivy victims; the fire, Evie showed up at a party! he anti-poison without Van and gave a lame

ium, reported excuse for his absence.

intment with ey. 0 : 3 antihistamine, SPIKE JONES’ wife, Helen Grayco, is recording “If I Were President” for release just before made by iba the November election. If Helen on ’ were president, the lyrics say,

“the girls could fill the Senate and the ointment Kate Smith could fill the House.” on ivy poison, Here's another excerpt: naterial called =~ 8° with Dagmar as.-ambassadon! ne ~ there'd“never be a fuss, i

——_— 'Cause other countries would be loaning money back to us. | Added ghey bac | } Here . ° THE DAVE ANDREWS whose

i five-piece jazz group is. playihg around Hollywood is the son of Dana’ Andrews. He reports to the Army in February. { » ” ~ | “THE FABULOUS FANNY —| The Story of Fanny Brice” willl

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5—Exclusively Yours: One kind | of fashion in Hollywood, girls—#

The sweepers that Marlene Dietrich and other movie! i

blaming it on a collision with a|Freeman, He's

hit the booksta)s in October. The! | Norman Katkov biography of the famous comedy star is being com-| {pared in frankness to Ethe] Wa-|

ters’ “His Eye Is on the Sparrow.” | 2 8 x |

INSIDERS expect the big di] vorce announcement to be made! when Patrice Wymore arrives in! Hollywood early in July.

u o = PAT NERNEY'S friends are| worried about his jangled nerves) and frantic torching for Mona | been unable to work since Mona left him, . . . Larry Borsten, brother of Orin | Borsten and manager of Palm | | Beach's swank Ambassador HoIo, just tied the knot with Lillian | “Re i rosby. re — ? 1 8 = ! " UNT, " " : ie i - SKIP the reports that Patrice RED MO AN BYGLES IN THE AFTERNOON : RANG FEATIER Wymore is in London with Erroll

Flynn, She's in Jamal der-| NEAR YOU-—Filling the bills at your neighborhood thezters this week are Eddie Bracken in "About Face" (Arlington, Fountain ing the vor avestion. Po Square, Pendleton Pike Drive In and Westside Drive In); John Lund, Ann Sheridan and Howard Duff in "Steel Town’ Rating and WestARAM KATCHER. a Peter Lor-| side Drive In); Esther Williams in "Skirts Ahoy" (Belmont, Old Trail, St. Clair, Shadeland Drive In, Sheridan, Theatair Twin

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Film on POW Camps

By OLAND D. RUSSELL {Which has shown considerable Sorinps-Howard Staft Writer {left-wing tendency, took a dim ra, ly 3 aNd os. (view of the picture, They said it |tar Japanese film which ex “might hurt Russia's feelings,’ {cited much curiosity and con-|,yerigoking the fact Russia is’ | troversy in this country is thei 4 holding 270,000 Japanese | picture called “I Was a Prisoner pnisoners. [fa Siberia Communists tried to| The board even sisted Mr. | panese . L, SLs |Taguchi submit the script to the {wreck the production fromt the pyssian Embassy in Tokyo. Mr. | beginning. They all but succeeded. 1a guchi refused. But he did con- .| When it was finally turned out gent reluctantly to some revisions. |after considerable delay and These principally were to take out |sabotage, they carried their fight jose-ups of white Russians living

a I the censors and forced some in Japan who played minor roles

revisions on the grounds it! as vicious prison camp com-

4 | “would offend Russia, a friendly manders, | |country.” Now the Communists) Film Is Hit { |are trying to boycott the theaters.

But the film has box-office pull] The picture was released on

"| |The prisoner of war question has APT. 3. Communists found their | {been revived as a burning issue SMeAr campaign boomeranged.

between Japan and Russia. The Public curiosity was whetted by picture is a graphic and forceful their commotion. The film was portrayal of the suffering and @ misery undergone by Japanese But the Communists haven't prisoners. {let go yet. Through labor unions Shu Taguchi, veteran producer and the left-wing teachers’ union

| |of Japanese documentary films, they are pushing a quiet, but in-

told this correspondent the other tensive boycott, day some of the .tribulations he! Negotiations are now under experienced from the insidious way for reledse of the film in the campaign against his picture. United States—possibly through First off, the Communists in paid Artists. filtrated among the thousand or| Mr. Taguchi got the idea for more extras Mr. Taguchi hired | the Siberian POW picture from and took every opportunity tojanother cameraman who was mess up the crowd shots. When | captured by the Russians and [the director called for grim faces spent four years in Siberia. {in the crowd scenes, the Commies

re-ish actor who's never played a, Screen and Westlake Drive In); Alan Ladd and Lizabeth Scott in "Red Mountain” (Clermont, De Luxe, Emerson, Hamilton, Oriental jan laugh. or thumb, their noses Plague of Locusts

movie love scene, hits the jack-| and Ritz); Ray Milland and Helena Scott in "Bugles in the Afternoon™ {Bell and Mecca) and Sterling Hayden and Victory Jory in pot in MGM's “Scaramouche.”| "Flaming Feather" (Irving). ; at It's Tukish-born_ Aram, as Nap-|— ~~ ———

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oleon, who ends up with Eleanor|You Please,” to New York this | the other replied: “No, I come’ s {the extras urging them to desert. | WASHINGTON July 5—"For Parker in the final reel. fall under Schubert auspices. . . . {Tom a crazy 1l-piece family.” | Neighborhood Theaters wien de DRY Bat the iret tiie i History a Jorust hu Jead her into the boudoir and! co ENE BR TE AIR To | SHERIDAN— "Skirts Ahoy" and “Talk| Altogether, Mr. Taguchi lost 10 Plague is being kept under conWink "dt “the” audience,” chuckles | Frank: GEArrery ne Mt Sei sa | AMBASSADOR — “Desert Passage” and! gr CLAIR Blas Ahoy* and “Talk full production NT great ex-|trol,” Kenneth G. Smith of the the character actor who became|tone, is _screen-testing. a ‘| OVERHEARD at Larry Fin-| loan Shark Cage” and “Nagana.” |gpiout A BUANREr.. ving Kind” and|PeDSe. State Department's technical coTurkey's lone -emoting repre- He's almost a twin for Dana ley’s: “What ever happened to RODEO— Beyond the Pecos” and ‘Jet| “Pace That Thrills." . wr. | Near the end of the filming, operation administration told sentative. when Turhan Bey left! Andrews. . . . Rhonda Fleming that dopey blonde your husband _ Job. NEIGHBORHOOD | TAROMA.-Peonle Will Talk” and The | 1ast January, a mysterious fire Science Service today. He) wend, p and uspand tobe,” Dr, PEWS | used to run around with?” She:| pn NGTON — “About Pace” and «rn TUXEDO "Belles on Their Toes” and destroyed a set. Police in the) Co-operation of many cound TFSEOY Duck ana Boh Taylor Morrill, Will: shen foll er their| I 9Yed my hair.” Co peierer Forget Nou" ifterncon” and UPTOWN — “Kangaroo” and “I'll Never nearby city of Sapporo made no|tries, including the United States on’'t have to worry, . though,” moon in Honolulu following their | ———— |S pelt . : { Forget You. {headway in investigating the fire.|through Point Four, is making says Aram, “I'm not the lover August wedding. | BELMONT — “Skirts Ahoy” and "Talk DRIVE-IN THEATERS Wh h yen About a Strangers’ Lu MONT-DELUXE — “Red Mountain®| en a higher police official took the powerful and so far successPai. | #8 » » ‘Duroc Congress CN aD oom Rea:! ne. "| aud “Anthing Can Happen” ner |UD the case, he was assassinated, |ful attack on the swarming inFRANK FAYE, undiscouraged! FRANK DeVOL overheard two, s. | . CORONET-"gtrange. Woman” and ‘My| "pou ‘a Stranger” | presumably by a Communist goon sect pests possible. Operations in by the barbs from San Francisco|bop musicians talking. When one| Entries Received DAISY—'Love Is Better Than Ever” and NTO TAN Westward the Women "and | “Iert a Iraq are now complete and battle critics, will take his revue, “Ifisaid. “Are you an only child?” RSON— Hed Mountain” and “Red|, African Queenr ” | Next obstacle for Mr. Taguchi|lines have now moved to Iran, ’ Y y EMERSON—"Red ~ M |PENDLETON PIKE — “About Face” and For Show Sale Bail Express. " andl. “Harlem Globetrotters.” . (was the Motion Picture Code of where the infestation is severe, 1 FOUNTAIN SQUARE—"About Face” and qysDELAND— "Skirts Ahoy” and “Nar- Ethics Committee, which passesia cable just received here from

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| At this congress, sponsored by|™ nite. ; the United RT ee Record ‘Asso. | RITE. Flesh and Pury” and “Red Moun- TODAY & {ciation and Purdue University, RIVOLI— “Kangaroo” and “Steel Town” TOMORROW {the Duroc association will mark|f — 2 BIG HITS

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