Screenland (Nov 1949-Oct 1950)

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Eleanor Powell with her husband, Glenn Ford, and Jane Wyman in lobby of Pantages Theatre. Jane, 1948 Best Actress, presented Brod Crawford with Best Actor Award. Sixty years in show business! What a record for the seventythree -yearold Charles Coburn, who is, we hasten to add, the "youngest" member of the "Louisa" cast. The day they shot the square dance sequence, by lunchtime everyone collapsed. Then — as nonchalant as you please, the calm and cool Coburn begged to do the dance again because he still felt he could— "do it better!" Doris Day was on the phone and talking excitedly to her manager, Marty Melcher. Doris: "Can you get me a new heater?" Marty: "You already have a new heater," Doris: "This one's for the pool." Marty: "What pool? Doris: "For the pool at the house." Marty: "For what pool at which house?' Doris: "Oh, I forgot to tell you. I found a wonderful new house and I want to buy it." And that's the way it actually happened! This one reeks of Hollywood publicity, but we were there! In the "Fuller Brush Girl," Lucille Ball plays a switchboard operator. At her invitation we went over to Columbia to watch her practise on the studio board. One hour and one hundred and one jumbled phone calls later, Lucy staggered out. "So help me!" she cried, as she raised her right hand. "I'll never be impatient with another telephone operator — as long as I live." Mrs. Jimmy Stewart was having a quiet dinner with her two sons and feeling desperately lonely for the lord and master who was away on location making "Winchester 73." Suddenly her astonished ears heard Michael say to Ronald: "I wonder what daddy is going to bring us when he comes home tonight!" And that was how she learned that Jimmy had called while she was out and left the message that he was flying in for the weekend! ■ Long before you read this, the Van Johnsons will be poking around the four corners of the European continent. Originally, he crossed the Atlantic to attend the London premiere of "Battleground." With him went plans to locate relatives he has never seen, who live in Sweden. "They live on a farm," Van grinned. "I doubt if they know what a movie star is." Say we, the first one they'll meet is one of the nicest. James Cagney presented Best Picture Of Year Award to Bob Rossen for "All The King's Men;" June Allyson and Dick Powell presented cinematography "Oscars." 01 V lOVES Ourlry Owa HEDDA BOPPER says: *^The kind of picture America has been screaming for*' OUR VERY OWN A MOTION PICTURE FOR THE MILLIONS WITH THE (y ^TOUCH! 11