Kankakee Valley Post, Volume 14, Number 29, DeMotte, Jasper County, 2 June 1944 — Page 3

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SMILEY BURNETTE, Republic’s robust Western comedian, is celebrating his tenth year in films with his current 4 ‘Border Town Trails.” He’s had quite a career. After barnstorming the Midwest for years he became the operator of a one-man radio station in central Illinois; he did everything*, including writing songs for his programs. One night Gene Autry heard him; next day Smiley joined Autry in Chicago, and shortly afterward they went to Hollywood and into pictures together. Smiley has. written more than 200 songs for himself, Autry, Roy Rogers and others in Republic films, and has made almost 100 pictures —and an enviable name for himself. V Nice spot Allan Jones landed in with Universal Pictures demanding that he return to Hollywood to star in a new picture, while he, starring in his own radio show on Wednesdays and on “Broadway Matinee” Thursdays, could afford to refuse.

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He thought they could have used him before he signed his radio contracts, that it was his radio work that made them want him back—and he still shudders when recalling that he was assigned to a picture called “Paradise Isle,” in which he was to play a singing newspaperman. MV , M If anyone thinks that Ginger Rogers is afraid of competition, the line-up for “Tender Comrade” is the answer. Three top-flight women stars who’ve made their mark on Broadway as well as in films are in the cast —Ruth Hussey, Patricia Collinge and Mady Christians. vjv Dix Davis, who plays “Judy’s” brother on NBC’s “Date with Judy,” has just turned 16, and is a freshman at the University of Southern California, but he seems to have a touch of superman in his makeup. He keeps near the head of his class, and maintains a schedule of eight radio shows a week; he’s heard on six other radio shows beside “Date with Judy.” - tv Arthur Lake, “Dagwood” of the “Blondie” series, has spent most of his life as an actor bringing comic strip characters to life. He first came to prominence with his portrayal of “Harold Teen”; then was chosen as a natural for “Dagw r ood.” \lv * ODDS AND ENDS—The slogan Sammy Kaye features on his “Sunday Serenade,” “Let’s all do more in ’44,” has received commendation from the U. S. treasury department. . . . Nita Rosa , 18, new singer on Xavier Cugat*s program, made her radio debut on Major Bowes ’ amateur program when 1 5. .. . During the final days of production on “Our Hearts K ere Young and Gay” Gail Russell suffered from tooth trouble ; it seemed that the greater the ache, the more comic the scenes. . . . Burgess Meredith, now an army captain, learned fans haven't forgotten him. They mobbed him for autographs after he appeared on the “Kate Smith Hour.”

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