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WELCOME HOME. Jane Powell, a former Portland, Ore., girl
who made good in Hollywood and is the singing star of
United Artists' "Song of the Open Road", is seen at her broadcast
in Portland, with Jack Kleepper, UA salesman, and A. J. Sullivan,
UA branch manager. The picture opened at the
Broadway theatre there.
ON THE SET of Paramount's "Star Bright" are Lieutenant Colonel C. R. Thompson, producer Lou Harris, left, and director Hugh Bennett. Colonel Thompson was formerly ordnance officer on Lieutenant General Mark Clark's staff, in Italy. Convalescing from illness contracted in Italy, he told the producers how important "light" films were for fighting men.
A STAR IS BORN . . . Presenting "Miss XTC", Walt Lantz's new cartoon character, who made her debut in "The Greatest Man in Siam" and will soon be seen in "Abou Ben Boogie". She was named by Miss Eleanor Lukofsky, of the Comerford circuit, Scranton, who received a $100 Bond for her nomination. The judges in the name contest were Universal's Maurice Bergman, Andy Sharick, and Mr. Lantz.
BONDS. The regional mid-Fifth War Loan drive meeting at LaSalle, III., brought many, including, in the group above, Ralph Lawlor, W. E. Banford, Edward Zorn, W. G. Bishop, and James Murray.
M.G.THOMAS has been appointed branch manager, at Cincinnati, for the Altec Service Corporation. The appointment, by Warren Connor, district manager in Cincinnati for the company, was announced from the home office in New York last week.
MOTION PICTURE HERALD, JULY I, 1944