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Sri Bring the Family to : | STARTS A —— DOORS OPEN In Hollywood— Try BEAT THE HEAT I ae Indiana, Shocl TODAY 1045 AM. d RIVOL Relax dnd Have the Time of Your Life! Boy, STORY | Lungs on Legs PRESTON segs J, EDGAR HOOVER'S STORY | All Amery de § Ma ke Stars They Have i" ca pe “THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY". Jumping For Joy! re near here. SRR. By E ki Pp G p Witnesses y Erskine Johnson 2 Soda : go 4 HOLLYWOOD, July 24—Exclusively Yours: There's a 0S KARL LOFF 4 3 BELA a 3 ho Dre yes a new revolution in Hollywood comparable to the hectic] Ey i074 { LUGOSI he machi LY years when sound swept in and silent stars learned to talk. ; : unique techniques in It's a filmfusical frenzy and stars are iii boning | _® TONIGHT TH THRU SATURDAY © | SATURDAY na crime detection up on their dancing and sing- doctor called

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, ao ‘ the sound stages. She's asked LR | “The biggest dramatic stars in Fox for the whole summer off pa hronizing of : | Hollywood,” Dance Director, Hedy Lamarr asked prettyA a Charles O'Curran told me, “are please, but razor blade king Joe | begging me to give them private Mailman decided not to angel her | dancing lessons. Even a couple of independent production of “The { Academy Award winers.” Story of Esther.”

There's no doubt about it | oa | that musicals are Hollywood's GLORIA. SWANSON is shrug- | best ammunition against TV ging off the roasting that her | and that the stars who will sur- [NeW picture, “Three for Bedroom vive are those whe can do |C 18 getting from the critics. everything — act, sing, dance, ne film cost peanuts and Gloria,

juggle and even somersanlt, ~ |With a hefty percentage, will

| . make a small fortune. | “Hollywood's looking for per-| sn. ! {formers like Donald O'Connor,” IDA LUPINO and Howard Duff! |Mr, O'Curran said on the set of will costar in “The Thunder{“Road to Bali” where he’s doing bird” for Joseph Bernhard and the one-two-three-kick numbers King Vidor when Ida finishes her| |for Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and directorial stint for “The Dif-| {Dorothy Lamour. “Actors who!/ference” at RKO. Last time can't can't do anything but actthey shared marquee billing was |are no, longer being signed to in “Woman In Hiding”-—the pic- { contracts.” ture in which their romance blossomed. -

» " » RITA HAYWORTH'S 171;-year-old daughter, Rebecca, is beginning to exhibit such tal- | ent for dancing that mama is having her take lessons from the man who taught her to | dance — Eduardo Cansino, Rita’s father.

” » ~ | MERCEDES McCAMBRIDGE, who hasn't made a movie since; “Inside Straight” a year ago, is ms » about to don studio grease paint Hedy La Marr again. And her radio show, “De- { |fense Attorney,” goes before the, | JEANNE CRAIN is still under TV film cameras at the end of doctor's orders to stay away from this month.

‘Heat Wave Is Fine,’ So Say the Ice Men

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By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, July 24—The lice man, the ,old goat, srhileth! He's the one man in this hot, {humid town who dearly . loves Isteamy weather. While we lie {awake nights fighting the torrid] [night air, he sleeps like a baby,||dreaming happily of the cash| ‘register which is going jingle-| / ljangle. v | Probably the happiest man in| town is Francis X. Timmons, di-| [rector of advertising and public-| lity for ‘the National Association of Tce Industries. | He admits he’s a meany. | “For three summers we have been looking for a prolonged hot|

glory. be! hot the ice people make money. You should see the letters we have been getting’ from around the country lately.”

years!” There was one unhappy Ice man, though. A man wrote in crying that he couldn't make enough ice to keep up with the demand.

cago dropped Fran Timmons a ‘line which read:

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the most wonderful heat wave in

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Who is buying all of this ice? " Wants Ice-paryed Chair

Well, it seems almost everyone |is. A lady in Washington called an ice company because she heard y labout ice -sculpturing. She said| {she had in mind an: ice-carved chair for lounging. Some folks, Fran said, prop a |piece of ice in front of a fan and |create their own cooling system. Taxi drivers carry a hunk on

ES Christmas time.”

Wonderland ¥ CHILDREN'S

towel over it. The towel stays Ice men are funny ‘people. I jcalled on one manufacturer, whose boys were sweating under {huge cakes of ice. being put {aboard trucks.

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> ‘ - “See those fellows out there,” Steve Cochran. Nice Weather? lhe said. “They are the happiest! "THE LION An ice man from St. Louls men in the world today. They Hunted from PLUS 2—C wrote: {keep thinking about the oil man, Paris to Salzbur : “Nice weather we're having: the coal man, and the new- «SWINGS to Trieste by : 31 should reach. 100 this afternoon.” fangled electric blanket salesmen thousand ve [ A Texan put it like this: who are hoping for snow.” ou enemy FREE PLAYG Shown ab: 12:50-3:55-7:00-10:10 “You should have been here “I actually believe they go to agents-the man ng last night, Fran. Even by mid- bed nights, dreaming of a hot with the secret sox"; Se Starring VIRGINIA GENE RONALD night T was soaked with perspira- Christmas. " that could rock Yon tion. Couldn't think of anything we continents 1 Msuisen . but heat and ice. Man, this is| NR