Modern Screen (Jan-Jun 1945)

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"Scores of 'em—" "Well, wait a minute. Our staff announcer's been drafted. Here — read this — " He read half a dozen want ads and got the job, which he found highly unstimulating. Two months later he was doing his own show on WNBT, and went on till the war closed television down. xmas in february . . . He and Serlin had grown to be buddies, so when Oscar called up and said, "I've got a Christmas present for you." "Fine time for a Christmas present— in February — " , n "Come on down and get it. The Christmas present was the part of Lt. Tonder in "The Moon Is Down." "First I fainted," says Bill, "then we went into production." You Modern Screen readers who live in New York may have seen the rave notices. George Jean Nathan, who's hard to please, said the stage had produced four great juveniles— Rena vent, Glenn Hunter, Burgess Meredith and now Bill Eythe. Nathan wanted to tear Bill apart when he signed a contract with Twentieth Century-Fox. "They'll ruin you in Hollywood — " Maybe George Jean's right. This is Bill's sixth picture, and he's only playing opposite Bankhead, that's all. I haven t seen "A Royal Scandal" yet, and neither has he. But I was on his home lot a few days ago and bumped into Otto Preminger, the director. He told me they'd sneaked the picture Friday. "How'd it go?" "Swell. And a triumph for Eythe. Later I met Bill, who looked confused. "Got a new trailer and dressing room this morning. Can't dope it out—" "Did you know they sneaked the picture Friday? Well, they did. I just talked to Preminger. Let me break it to you gently, honey. You're ruined." sore spot . . . Only once have I known Bill to be rude, and in my not-too-humble opinion, he was justified. A woman who may have been trying to be funny— in which case, she should have her sense of humor examined—accosted him with, "You re a fine young man. Why aren't you in the Army? His voice would have cut through rock. 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