Screenland (May-Oct 1940)

Excursions into the Future with Norvell Continued from page 33 patient. She knows how to work to overcome any disturbances that might arise in her present marriage. Ginger Rogers is another wonderfully encouraging" example of how another Cancer-born overcame adversity and rose triumphantly to a position of world adulation. Ginger's birthdate is July 16 — the same as Barbara Stanwyck's. Miss Rogers came by her present success the hard way, for no one could ever have predicted that she would become such a great star in her early days. Her stars proved it, however, for from the moment Ginger was born the die was cast, and the vibrations from the planets moulded a certain type of brain and body that inevitably attracted her to a great screen career. Like many Cancer-born persons Ginger did not find happiness in her first marriage, but her chart shows that she will be happily married within one year. That marriage can be the turning point of happiness for Ginger Rogers. As for her career, there is no danger of anything happening to that for some time to come. Cancer is the sign of the introvert — in other words, persons who live most of the time within themselves. It is hard for them to reveal their true sides to the public ; they are shy and reticent, and they resent having others pry into their personal lives. That is one of the reasons why Cancer produces such great character actors — they like to conceal their identity in that of the character they portray. Several of the screen's most outstanding character Dennis Morgan and Virginia Bruce do a tender love scene for "Flight Angels," story of the airline stewardesses. actors were born in this sign, including Charles Laughton, Peter Lorre, Barbara O'Neill, James Cagney, Richard Dix, Jean Hersholt, and even Irene Dunne and Barbara Stanwyck, who will be remembered best for some of their character roles on the screen. It will further be noted that Irene Dunne and Ginger Rogers have both attained a measure of success in singing roles in the past — further proof of the versatility of those born in this sign. One of the screen's truly great singing stars who was also born in the Sign of Cancer, on June 29, is Nelson Eddy. When I visited Eddy on the set of "New Moon," his latest picture, he had just finished singing a beautiful number with Jeanette MacDonald, and everyone on the set was spellbound with the harmoniously blended voices of this famous screen couple. Later, when I set up Nelson Eddy's chart in his dressing room, I discovered the reason for his outstanding success. He was born under the rulership of the creative Sign of Cancer, and the futurerevealed is indeed brilliant and worthy of Eddy's great talents. His first love, the opera, will not be completely given up, but he will divide his time equally between concert, opera, and movie work in the future. There is sufficient proof in his chart to show that Nelson's marriage can be a great success, for his charming wife is as ardently interested in music as he is. Two comparative Cancer newcomers whom I would nominate to future film fame were both born on July 5. They are Isa Miranda and Ilona Massey — both foreignborn, and both not yet fully discovered by American audiences. 1940 holds great success for them, and I predict that they will be two of Hollywood's brightest stars in the future. Typical of this sign, Ilona Massey has already had one unfortunate marriage and will find marital happiness sometime in 1941. As for Isa Miranda, she has already married Alfred Guarini, and it is to be hoped she may avoid the usual misfortunes that beset most persons born in this sign in their love lives. 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