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When "Cabin In The Sky" was playing Broadway a couple of years ago, we went to the Martin Beck three or four times to hear the cello-voiced Ethel Waters singing "Taking a Chance on Love" and all the other melodies by Vernon Duke.
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Here was a musical play with a real plot, a touch of poetry, too. What a film it will make, we said to ourselves, lion to lion. * * + +
And now Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is getting set to release "Cabin", happy in the knowledge that preview reports have branded it "a honey", "a dream" and just plain "excellent."
• • • * M-G-M rules the raves.
The trio of star entertainers heading the cast are Ethel Waters, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson and Lena Home.
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Lena is a find. She is destined to become another Florence Mills.
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Nor must we fail to tell about Louis Armstrong, Rex Ingram, Duke Ellington and his orchestra, The Hall Johnson choir. They're all there in "Cabin In The Sky".
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It's another excellent musical production by Arthur Freed. The screenplay is by Joseph Schrank. It is the first film that has been directed by the talented artist Vincente Minnelli and he is to be congratulated.
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A few additional numbers appear in the film by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg. One in particular is entitled "Happiness is a Thing Called Joe."
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No more paragraphs on "Cabin" for the moment. Turning to other films, we recommend emphatically the current Spencer Tracy-Katharine Hepburn "Keeper of The Flame".
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If you liked "Mrs. Miniver" and "Random Harvest", you will recognize' the same M-G-M touch in this adaptation of the novel by I. A. R. Wylie.
• • • How are the New Year's resolutions coming ?
• • • Well, they were too tough at that.
Vol. 32
CONTENTS FOR MARCH, 1943
No. 3
20 EXCLUSIVE STORIES
MARLENE DIETRICH
Dietrich Does a Strip!. ...by Rex Edwards 26 PHILLIP TERRY
"I Didn't Marry JOAN CRAWFORD
for Fame" by Kay Proctor 27
HERBERT MARSHALL
An Open Letter to Hollywood's Fighting Men by HERBERT MARSHALL 28
(As Told to Drake Hunt) LINDA DARNELL
Popping Ouesf'ons at Linda Darnell
by Helen Hover 30 KENT SMITH
Mr. Smith Goes to Hollywood
by Jill Lang 3 1 MARGARET LINDSAY
Scrapbook Shorts by Eleanor Harris 32
BENNETT-O'HARA-MONTGOMERY My Most Thrilling Moment
(As Told to Eleanor Harris) 34 VERONICA LAKE
She's Leading a Triple Life!
by Helen Welter 36 GERALDINE FITZGERALD
"I'm Glad I Didn't Marry an Actor"
by Dorothy Haas 38 ALICE FAYE
Comeback for Alice — By Popular
Demand by Sonia Lee 40
MICHAEL O'SHEA
Fool-Proof Fame by Lee Bennett 42
DIANA LYNN
Little Sister by John Franchey 44
MACDONALD CAREY
Under Contract — To the Marines
by Fredda Dudley 46 MARY ANDERSON
Kitten Turns Tiger by Connie Curtis 48
FREDDIE MERCER
Miniature Marvel by Janet Hayes 52
LENORE AUBERT
Flight From Terror. .by Maude Cheatham 54 ALLAN JONES
The Gentleman Said "No"
by Edward Martin 56 JOHN BEAL
Checkered Career by Gloria Brent 58
NEWTON PERRY
Top Man Under Water. .by Mark Osborne 72 LORRAINE AND ROGNAN
Anything for a Laugh by Bill Davis 80
PICTORIAL FEATURES
ROBERT YOUNG— Portrait 23
GAIL PATRICK— Fashions 57
DEANNA DURBIN— Pictorial 60
MONTHLY FEATURES
Win the War! by W. H. Fawcett, Jr. 6
Hollywood Newsreel by Erskine Johnson 8
Movie Crossword 18
Complexion Care ( Bea uty ).. by Mary Bailey 20 Save That Suit! (Fashions)
by Catherine Roberts 62
Clues on Clothes (Fashions) 66
Meet the Meat Shortage (Cooking)
by Betty Crocker 74 Important Pictures (Reviews)
by Muriel Stolier 76
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