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Paul Muni failed to make the comeback he hoped for, Gene Kelly managed only to hold the ground gained in the year 1942, and Mary Martin gave up in despair (Cal thinks she should have stuck just a bit longer) and went to New York to make a big hit in “One Touch Of Venus.”
We predict next year you will be writing fan letters to these newcomers; John Hodiak, Bob Hutton, Gregory Peck, Bill Eythe, Gail Russell, Barbara Britton and Danny Kaye.
And, oh yes — for the most beautiful newcomer to the screen in 1944, our nomination is June Haver in “Home In Indiana.”
Two seats on the aisle: Mr. and Mrs. Franchot Tone on a holiday theater celebration
Turkey With the Quiz Kids: It was our
old friend Smiley Burnette, the comic cowboy “Frog” of the Autry and other Western pictures, on the phone:
“Come out Sunday for lunch,” he said. “Gonna have the Quiz Kids here.”
Fortified by two rugged Marine fliers. Lieutenant Bob Bell of Lynn, Massachusetts, and Lieutenant Roy Wicker of Lubbock, Texas, we trotted out in fear and trepidation. What chance had we against those Quiz experts?
They arrived presently, a whole bus load of kids, parents, schoolmaster Joe Kelly, Mrs. Kelly and others.
Like a flash they were all over the place at once. Smiley had to haul out his motorcycle with the sidecar attached to give each kid a ride, Joel
"Why does that red head always pick on my date!"
Jean: With all the men she’s got, you’d think she’d let my date alone! I’d like to give her a piece of my mind. Bob’s skated more with ^er than with me!
Ann: She’s a snazzy skater — but that needn’t curdle yo:/, glamour puss! You’re much prettier, Jean, and you can stop worrying if you’ll listen to a word of wisdom.
Jean : . . . but underarm odor! You know I never miss my morning bath!
Ann : Baths can fade fast, my pet. Why not play safe with Mum, every day!
Jean: What a silly goose I was not to know baths simply wash away past perspiration. But Mum after every bath prevents risk of underarm odor to come.
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TAKES THE ODOR OUT OF PERSPIRATION
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