Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1943)

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BIG PICTURE oT THE COWBOY* \$ ON THE k WAV IN 4 vUS MOST .^CITING HIT/ and SMILEY BURNETTE in IDAHO with BOB NOLAN AND THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS V VIRGINIA GREY • HARRY J. SHANNON ONA MUNSON • DICK PURCELL and THE ROBERT MITCHELL BOYCHOIR BUY WAR BONOS AND STAMPS REPUBLIC PICTURE 10 Army allowance and he can't enlist. W — Wallace Beery and his Carol Ann are weekly visitors at the Canteen, Wally being the most ungraceful bus boy of the year. X — Kisses to all our Hollywood boys who have been promoted in rank due to plain hard work. Y — Young Hollywood is the only group in the film colony looking forward to the $25,000 wage ceiling. It might mean big stars wouldn't be doing so many pictures; which would give the up-and-coming set their chance. Z — Zorina has renounced films for the stage and will remain in New York in the future, we're told. Bang — and It Was Love: Have you ever sat through a movie and watched the girl soundly slap the boy's face and two reels later dissolve in his arms? And have you thought "Phooey," as we have? Well, never again for us, lads and lassies, for it does happen. It did happen, in fact, to Susan Hayward and John Carroll. On the "Hit Parade Of 1943" set, where the incident began, the atmosphere be A up *° ;* De*» ae* cov*eJ $ bear Vfc0b tween John and Susie was so chilly you could have cut a figure eight all over it. It remained that way until two days before the finish of the picture when Susie was called upon to smack Mr. Carroll's face, but good. Something happened with that slap. The ice melted, the air thawed, Johnny stared at Susie, Susie stared at Johnny and boom — it was love. From that moment until John left to join the Air Force the pair were inseparable. John fed Susan his famous spaghetti and still she loved him. However, the spaghetti seems to have cooled at this writing. Susan now stoutly maintains that the romance is off. Feuds, Feuds, Feuds: While wars rage all over the map, minor Hollywood outbreaks continue to lessen the monotony of the home front. The greatest flareup of all was Director Fritz Lang's oneman blitz against actress Anna Lee during the shooting of "Unconquered." In fact, the fury of Mr. Lang's wrath grew to such alarming proportions his agent rose from a sick bed and set out for the stage where Mr. Lang was dressed photoplay combined with movie mirror