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Speak for Yourself
( Continued from page 24) “Madame Curie.” In my opinion these actresses surpass Jennifer Jones a great deal. And after all, the others really worked for the Academy Award, so, please, critics let’s not have any more blunders like that one.
Loretta Verbin,
San Francisco, Calif.
$1.00 PRIZE Thanks, Randy
THIS letter serves as a medium for a gang of jungle-weary soldiers to doff their battle-scarred helmets to a grand guy. We mean our good friend Randy Scott. He came out to this God-forsaken spot, put on a fine show for us and showed us that we were not forgotten after all. He even “sweat out” several nasty air raids with us during his stay here. After the show he stood a good hour in a tropical downpour autographing everything from dollar bills to artillery shells.
It has always been gratifying to hear of Hollywood stars doing their bit to entertain the troops, but a guy who’ll come thousands of miles to entertain the real fighting man is more than an actor. He’s a man’s man!
T/Sgt. A. L. Chapman, c/o Postmaster,
San Francisco, Calif.
$1.00 PRIZE Dick the Chick!
WE have all heard the old saying, “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.” I am writing to praise the work of a guy that has machine-gunned his way into 20th Century films killing Japs. He’s stolen the show from favorites such as Lloyd Nolan and Bill Bendix.
I am writing about Richard Jaeckel who is just climbing out of the shell of private life and into the eyes of filmland. His amazing performance as the young Marine “Chicken” Anderson of “Guadalcanal Diary” stole the hearts of audiences all over the states. He is the ideal American boy, a twin for any American fellow in the service. He reminded us of our brother or cousin or the kid across the street because he wasn’t a glamour boy made up to swoon the land but because he was a real honest-to-goodness human being.
Let’s see more of this Chicken that has just hatched, as we’ve really counted him in!
Grace M. Bilodeau,
W. Quincy, Mass.
For more about the up-and-coming Jateckel, turn to page 36.
$1.00 PRIZE Understudies for Lassie
THE picture “Lassie Come Home” is beautifully and convincingly played. I was,
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