Hollywood (1942)

ticular sequence. For the first time, the exact opposite will be done in Paramount's Technicolor film version of For Whom the Bell Tolls. To give a visionary effect to the reminiscent story of Pilar, as she recounts Pablo's exploits leading the villagers to exterminate the town officials, Director Sam Wood will photograph the entire sequence in black and white "to enhance visionary effects." | Lina Basquette, who once starred in Cecil B. DeMille's The Godless Girl, is making a film comeback in A Night For Crime. She'll play a dual role of twin sisters and in one scene of the picture she'll murder herself! | There's more to a scene 14-year-old David Holt plays with Gary Cooper in The Pride of the Yankees than meets the eye. Holt plays an invalid lad whom Lou Gehrig, in the person of Cooper, calls on and promises to knock two home runs in a World Series game. The boy has infantile paralysis, but later he recovers and bursts through police lines to see Lou and thank him. "Do you think you can play the part?" Goldwyn asked Holt when he was interviewed for the job. "I think so," he said quietly, tears filling his eyes. "I — I — I had infantile paralysis." Two years ago Holt, stricken with the disease, was told by a doctor that he might never walk again. He was just making a name for himself as a juvenile actor at Paramount. His role with Cooper is his first since his recovery after many months of treatment. Grace Bradley, starring in Hal Roach's Taxi, Mister, looks lovely in a pale blue gown with the new harem skirt, and shoulders trimmed with epaulettes of jewels and braid matched at the wrists | Rod La i.oceue and his wife, Vilma Banky, are among the few one-time Hollywood stars who have stopped dreaming about a comeback. They live on a ranch 80 miles from Hollywood, raise lemons, and turn down all offers of movie jobs. | Hollywood has discovered a new kind of a romantic triangle for a picture titled Buried Alive. It's a horror film in which J. Carrol Naish will play the role of an ape who turns into a man. John Shepperd and Lynne Roberts will play the romantic leads. The new romantic triangle — the ape is in love with Lynne Roberts, who is in love with John Shepperd. | Tip to Hollywood press agents: You're overlooking a bet since the automobile tire shortage brought back the lowly bicycle. How about an elopement on a bicycle built for two? | Dave Starling, Hollywood radio announcer now in the Army, is writing pals: "No matter what month of the year it is, it's always March in the Army." | One of the most dramatic success stories in Hollywood — the story of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello's rise from the burlesque stage to film and radio stardom — will be brought to the screen soon by Universal. Strangely enough, the two comedians will play themselves in the film biography. RAY BOIGER, CONSTANCE MOORE, BENAY VENUTA and RONALD GRAHAM— four bright stars in "By Jupiter" playing at the Shubert Theatre in New York City. * • • * Here you are, folks ... a couple of the biggest hits ever. "By Jupiter" for grand entertainment — and Pepsi-Cola for grand drinking. Pepsi-Cola's got everything. Grand taste, grand flavor and grand size — 12 full ounces to the bottle. Step up today . . . and treat yourself to a real drink. A nickel gets you plenty, plenty, plenty. ~fa Pepsi-Cola is made only by Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Y. Bottled locally by Authorized Bottlers from coast to coast, -fir 14