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Ginger Rogers and her current real life romance, handsome George Montgomery, are teamed for the first time in the 20th Century-Fox picture, Roxie Hart
In Jail
By JOHN Fit AX IIKV
■ While on the set of 20th Century-Fox's new picture, Roxie Hart, Ginger Rogers' agent, Mr Edward Rubin, was busy explaining what a wonderful job he had, traipsing from one studio to another and looking out for Ginger's public relations.
"I'd give my right arm for that girl," Mr. R. was sayng — when suddenly your reporter spotted Ginger, stepping out of her dressing room. She walked over to Director Wellman, smiled fetchingly, and pretended to hand Mr. Wellman something totally invisible.
"Here, follow this."
It all sounded like perfect pixie dialogue.
Mr. Wellman was looking a mite uncomfortable. Miss Rogers had handed him a piece of string.
"Come on, Bill, be a sport," Ginger was saying. "All you have to do is follow it."
Well, what with the workmen still busy getting things in shape, and what with everyone not busy on the project yelling "Aw, come on, Mr. Wellman," there was hardly any alternative but to give in. He got up a little reluctantly, and you could see his heart wasn't in it. Following a piece of string can make a man look and feel pretty silly.
An accused murderess, Roxie Hart (Ginger) lands in jail. Above: Roxie gets in trouble
Jealous of Roxie's excessive publicity, Velma Wall (Helene Reynolds) tries to stab her rival
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