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AKIR TR W ;‘vii,’?";/.m T~ é‘: i Ly g L .73>Pov%A "" o 7 e 3 e : >l 'y"" {‘A‘Vﬂ”' & w'é"“/ eg A m.mm 7 i)“ s ks o IR U B & [2 mE s Y )4’ % Tl L 4 e "7 v Pl :ANTLR TT A g o v o ‘ .:’~' \,“, /'."/ b, We s f;‘-f'"‘;?m <<"- k( ," ?’;N ; "."* ~Tb:" 7 432., —’ FRENCH RIOTERS SCUTTLE WAR SHIPMENT — Near Nantes, France, about 200 rioters | raided a slow-moving freight train and dumped war materials bound for use against the Commu- 2 nists in French Indo-China, Here, an artillery piece, shoved off the train, rests against a fence. }} RUBY KEELER DANCES AGAIN; SHE'S DUE TO MAKE A MOVIE By ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD—(NEA )— Movie bids are swirling around Ruby Keeler's dancing feet now that she’s come out of her 10-year re tirement. Her next stop after two weeks on the stage of the Roxy Theater in New York (opening May 17) will be a supper club tour &nd then a Hollywood movie. It's an unexpected sequel to “The Jolson Story,” in which she was portrayed by Evelyn Keys. s % ¢ Gorgeous movie dolls have turned Ugly Duckling before but never with the reckless abandon of Ella Raines. You positively will not be able to recognize her at the outset of “The Secondl Face.” There’s a hump on her nose, her eyes have been moved closer to gether and there’s a hairpiece on her forehead which makes her look like a lame brain. The make~ up job takes exactly an hour. “And really,” Ella says, “it's de pressing. I look in the mirror and scream, ‘Oh, no.” My husband can’t even stand to look at me.” Happily, Ella has plastic sur gery after about two-thirds of the picture and winds up in the hero’s arms looking just like Ella Raines. You'll have to pay to see the make up wizardry. There will be no publicity stills. *® L * Squabbles between Marilyn Maxwell and her groom, Andy Mcintyre, have started the usual buzz-buzz about a separation , . . Name of the champ whom Gloria de Haven has been meeting for quiet table talk at a Beverly Hills spot would floor you! It's getting to be a daily habit. *® W * Isa Miranda, the foreign beauty the art house ticket buyers are raving about, is the same Isa Mi randa who lost her job at Para mount 12 years ago because of temperament . . . A former gev erly Hills policeman, Ken Benton, is pounding the Hollywood beat taking pictures of stars for Globe Photos . . . Janet Leigh and How ard Hughes are after Gene Nelson for her leading man in “Two Tick ets to Broadway.” . . . Typographi #al error of the week: A news item ad: “Alan Ladd’s studio has F‘ehght ‘The Defective Story’ for im” Detective, defective—it’s either one or the other in Hollywood, Shortage of marquee lettering must be acute, too. A movie house recently advertised “Never Fear” with Sally Forr and Keefe Bra.” ~ No Accents Allowed Note to southern clience: Fox will film “I'd Climb the Highest Mountain” on location in the mountains of Georgia with a Hol lywood cast and local Georgians for atmosphere. But, says Pro ducer Lamar Trofti: . “I will hang any Yankee actor who tries to fake a southern drawl. Nothing is more ludicrous or pho ny than a fak.e s:)uthern accent.” * Janis Carter is testing for the role of the movie queen who raises Valentino’s blood pressure for his biography . . . Reverse twist: Two years ago Bruce Bennett played the older of the Younger Brothers at Warners. Now he'll he _the Younger brother in “The Great Missouri Raid.” .- Fox is turning handsprings over Dorothy Dandridge, who has pop ped up as a threat to Lena Horne in the beauty department. Doro they’s warbling at Larry Patter's SBupper Club and reading the fine print in movie contract offers. = * * Janet Blair and the Blackburn B o edonsis o e e el Jerrell's n '.f::o“' S=x sh g.. \\o: \a\\\;o \g o\\o\\“ = ¥ bl ey : S| owddioe® | | t . v JFRRE 4 o s eV : ~ YOUR OWN . DELICIOUS Rt N R L twing are nearing the lawsulit stage over special material written for ‘the trio and used by the twins in ' their new act with Martha Stewart. Janet thinks some cash should be forked over for the material, which she paid for. The twins think Janet ought to develop am nesia about the whole thing. Praises Ex Kirk Douglas was beaming about a telephone call to his almost ex wife Diane at a ringside table. He told me: “I called her and the kid in New York. She has some wonder ful career plans for herself. She’s going to do summer stock and there’s a Broadway play lined up for fall. A very gifted, talented actress.” * % =% Darryl Zanuck’s plans for Gloria * FAST RELIEF -+ From Headache-Neuralgia World Famous Ingredients In "BC" ® The next time you have a head ache and want relief, and want it in # hurry, try “BC” Headache Powders or Tablets. When you use "BC” you get the full relief-giving effectiveness of not just one, but several of the world’s most popular pain-relieving ingredients._ln combination these quick-dissolving, fast-acting ingredi ents are remarkably effective—far more so than either would be alone. | ' 1 § DBenson's Retail § | ONECENT | | COOKIE SALE f TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN N ey Baked coowes { DOL ... 2c -w 5 3 ! | OATMEAL — icE BoX — BUTTER scoTcH | FRUIT — SUCAR COOKIES A. STOP IN FRONT OF OUR DOOR Benson's Retail Next To Georgio Theatre. : z 8 Swanson include the title role in his Biblical epic, “Queen of She- ba.” , .. A California "political group is trying to talk Ronald Reagan into running for public office . . . “Sunken Treasure” will be the first film for Kingswood Films in Jamaica, Filming starts in June with James Burkett pro ducing . . . Some theaters in the Chicago suburbs are adding NP— Ng popcorn—to their newspaper ads. HE TIES UP ROBBERY CHICAGO— (AP) — A robber who likes to dress, as well as work, in a quiet fashion collected $l5O in a near north side men’s clothing store. He tarried long enough to snatch two garish ties from a rack, fling them . into a waste basket, and comment: “junk.” A U. S. Agriculture Department scientists are experimenting with disinfecting hatching eggs as a means of controlling Newecastle disease in chicks. When you buy “BC” yoy may have it in either tablet or powder form. Tablet or powder, you get the same famous “BC” formula—the same fast relief. 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Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current, May 25, 1950, Home Edition, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10