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STOCK
BY ERSK INE JOHNSON
Tune in Erskine Johnson’s “ Hollywood Story,” Mutual Broadcasting System, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 5:55 p.m.
Alan Ladd spotted this sign over a saloon in the small town of Miami, Arizona:
“Always Rum For One More.”
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Joel McCrea suggested to director Hugo Fregonese that he should buy some ranch property around the Rogue River. “It’s beautiful country up there,” said Joel.
“It all depends on the housing,” said Fregonese. “I like to get in out of the scenery.”
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Andre Previn, M-G-M’s musical director, says he writes more music for Lassie than for any star on the lot. He explains: “Lassie barks for two hours and runs across green fields. You have to fill in all that silence with music.”
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Mrs. Robert Young sent the family dog to a famous Hollywood dog trainer. “If he’s successful with the dog,” she told Bob, “I’m going to send the children.”
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The Hollywood Friars Club gave a banquet for Ronald Reagan. The invitations read “Formal.” George Jessel explained:
“We decided to dress up for a change. It’s about time the members looked as
good as the waiters.”
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Joan Davis plays a soap salesgirl in the wild west in “The Traveling Saleswoman.” Foam on the range?
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Henry Wilcoxon is killed when Samson pushes over a column in “Samson and Delilah.” But he’s not the first actor to be murdered by a column.
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A new Palm Springs night spot, the Circus Room, features two live monkeys in a glass cage behind the bar. People
flock in to entertain the monkeys.
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Grade Allen to costume company clerk: “That cowboy suit hanging there might look good on George.”
Clerk: “That’s from the picture ‘The Outlaw’ and I can give you the costume Jane Russell wore.”
Grade: “Oh, no, thank you. I could never fill her shoes.”
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“It’s not what you eat that gives you ulcers, but what’s eating you”: Jerry Wald, producer.
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Eight years ago, Terry Moore played Vic Mature’s little sister in “My Gal Sal.” Now they’re lovers in “Alias Mike Fury.” As Terry puns: “I'm maturing.”
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There’s no argument about it at an Encino cafe. The ladies’ powder room is plainly marked: “Girls’ Gossip Room.”