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RTHE ORIGINAL ?╟÷ omeikF PRESS CLIPPINGS ?√ß?√ß 220W.19thSt.,NEWYORKll,N.Y Tel. CHelsea 3-8860 Cir. [D 7,147) - PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU loffchurch Street - New York | LOS ANGELES, CALIF. EXAMINER Circ. D. 349,320 - S. 758,341 JUN 231353 Jimmy Stewart Steps iffi)'F^;Country' Role m Hy Louella O. Parsons <A';%4iijWft?? Picture--Editor, International News Service. BusySJirliiiny Stewart practically walks ^put of the I "Glenff filler Story"" into "Alder's Gulch,'' which is now < called "Far Country." With that nice fat percentage on ? his picturesy naturally Jimmy enjoys working for Uni- ! \fesal International. %Jfei JfelHe gets .as his co-star in "Far Country" Ruth I&)fnan, and, incidentally, this ii her first,'picture since she ahd Warner ^Brothers said adieu. iMv0 . TThe same team that has made all the .Stewart,pictures will be with him again. Borden Chase has 'scripted j Ernest Haycock's original story; Aaron Rosenberg is the- producer, and Tony Mann the direc^^ji^^,' yrtie story is^^^^ienture fa&e which hasijo^Q with niur- d'er, Canada **^9BT Alaska gild fields Irene Dunne's epmediy hit of many moons ago;^-^jh^Bdora Goes Wild" has beenTtaken but ?╟÷.i^^JkMjttKO &ith-$be fiinpaj ifsaj i coronation chart indicates that no matter what upsetting words are written or said by individuals, England and.America will [always stick it out together. |Blanca adds that the Queen was crowned with the moon in .the fixed sign of.Aquarius, indicating a long reign, but also one of heavy responsibility. The horoscope is more than a hope for the democratic world. The disturbing element of Communism was lacking, in tbe .chart, 'for the planet Pluto, which rules Soviet Russia, war relegated *i?║ tbe 12th> house, and, according to Blanca, this 'house gives Russia a back seat, i To those of us who remember Lily MacMurray when she and Fred were married, andi recall i&$^ great ftefcixty and vhdrm, it seems particularly sad that she died so young. | Saturday was their 17th wedding anniversary.* Never in: Hollywood has there been-a more devoted husband than Fred. He practically "lived at' the, hospital Jrom the time she was taken i^fre a month ago with a heart condition.. \Poor Lily had high blood \essur?·, kidney infection, and many things, and yet, J or. , time, it seemed that she Its going to get well. VBo Roos teas .with Fred hse last few days, and was the hospital when the end Ime early yesterday morning. This Clipping From DAILY VARIETY HOLLYWOOD, CAL. JW151S53 [2KLAC Disc Jox i-orm Band For Coast Bashes KLAC deejays Bob McLaughlin I and Gene Norman have put to- I gether a "Top Tune Band" for a I series of teenage dances in this I area with the scheme kicking off this Friday at Pasadena Civic Aud. U Bashes will be on a $ltopbasis._ Crew will consist of 15 to it I local sidemen who'll be fronted by I one of the windjammers. Deejays I hope to snare a different name vo- ?√ß calist for each outing. Band's name is takenjgom Mc- I Laughlin's platter program. In I keeping with the theme, outfit will 1 try to duplicate the band arrange- 1 ments on currently popular plat- 1 ters but will stick to jstock ar- I rangements on the standards. . Norman's next solo venture in I jazz concert promotion will be at I Pasadena Civic June :24, farrmg 1 Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars I and Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz I Band. It's the first time the two 1 outfits have been Wsame stage. I Armstrong aggregation current I ??t Sunda-Las Vegas includes Cozy I CoTSrBKney Bigard, Marty. Na- I poleon, Trummy Young, Arvell I Shaw and Velma Middleton. /g mm tftusjq potj fo uBis 9Jns a si e/soj BuiujoL Snapshots of Hollywood- Cot- \cted at Randoms '^^^^ i Bob Erecht, hhsband of Col' Unist Ed Sumvan'Sedaughter, etty, has been piloted* to ffaval Inteiligence;^ Washing ?√ß m, and is expected ahj^djl^ 'Om the South Pa&fhy$ett$|| | ire waituig'fbr HeiM|^t>ar^|^ The Mary Isa^e TfflJIjRGnSjj* ie Mocambo tonigh||iIo in to Joe E?╜R^e^^&efore he [losed wer^i^Jh*.? foride and >m, --JifIrv>.fPF Mrs. David fay!j&bf&* " '*&mX^^ The Buare Lancaster children j^jNB^fso excited when their Laddy came hpme fromj^^h^. *tijk?· that they telephoned Ruth faterbury to get a motion pic- ire to run for him as a sur prise. So Ruth dug up "Johnny, the Giant Killer," a children's picture. Fortunately, daddy enjoyed it, too. Remember Margaret Hayes, former actress? Well, she is the replacement on the Robert Montgomery summer TV show. Her husband, Robert Bayard Swope'jr., is the director. Anne Francis has been tested for the role in "King of the Khyber Rifles," which Maggie McNamara refused to do. Scott Brady is walking on clouds! Laurence Olivier sent him the script of a play, inviting him to do the lead on the London stage in the fall. Gene Nelson, who has to raise the necessary cash 'to pay his property settlement, will open in Las Vegas July 28, after a two weeks' run at the Cocoanut Grove,, -^.^^^i .Chuck Walters presented Joan Crawford with two paintings of herself in a costume from "Torch Song" by Artist John Morris. Joan liked them so much she bought severa !Wji?║&f'?╟≤.Morris' paintings and is t^ing lessofisfrom him. ^.TMriks to Bill Hendricks, ofl War^r Brothers, I have a copjn of i|jj(e3Johannesburg Stagp'andj filin^TO magazine, which; jprintei my column. They call it "Inside Hollywood." At the Encore, Myrna Dell was beaued by Craig Stevens. Maurice Chevalier stars in an Italian film, "We Were Seven Sisters." It will be made in Rome and the debonair Frenchman plays an aging roue with s e v e n beautiful entertainers who claim to be his daughters. Paulette Goddard sails oh the lOtfi of July for another trip to Europe and a summer with Erich Remarque. That's all today. See you to morrow. (Tune. in on Louella O. Par- ns' radio program every Tues- \day at 9:15 p. ml on ;KNX, rebroadcast at midnight by Larry Finley over KFWB,) ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York | CHICAGO, ILL. SUN TIMES Circ. D. 635,346 - S. 782,176 I JUN 261953 KUP'S COLUMN Christine (ex-George) Jorgenson made the founds of Chicago night life following a visit with Alfred C. Kinsey, the "sexpert," at his University of Indiana headquarters the oihga, day. Accompanied by Al Balin, a West ($fet. ??osmetics manufacturer, Christine dronjje^ln On Dottie Shay, the "Park Avenue iSSfc* at the Empire Room and then caughf Jimmy T KUPC1NET Durante's midnight show at the Chez Paree. The ex-GI probably will wind up as a business associate of Baling, but still is fager to harvest a few bucks in the entertainment field. Both La Shay and the Schnoz dished out some tips on show business to Christine. CHRISTINE'S MEETING WITH DR. KINSEY was supposed to be a deep secret, but themews leaked out to the press, lauch to the amazement of the scientist and hisf. subject. "You flewspaper people amaze me, the way you find out things," laid Christine while sitting around with Durante and a few 6f his friends id the Chez Par^e*s Key Club. "You amaze me," repeated Christine, "yet I hate you because you have made >|ay life miserable. Almost everything written about me has oeen fictitious." Christine refused to divulge what was truth, .what was fiction. |g| ! WHAT TRANSPIRED AT THE meeting with kinsey also Was taboo, as far as Christine was concerned. "Dr. Kinsey fletests any publicity and gave me strict orders not to talk. All I can say is that nothing anybody tells Dr. Kinsey surprises! trim. He has heard just about everything there is to hear and my story didn't faze him in the slightest." . . .! Christine paused for a few seconds and then, with a twinkle in the Jorgenson eyes, continued: "Or did my visit faze him? I see by the papers that Dr. Kinsey has since gone to! a hospital for a rest." CHRISTINE JORGENSON BECAUSE OF TBE ' above - mentioned experience with the press, Christine is coy about answering questions. We did manage to learn that the ex-GI plans . to follow through on a contract ?·o appear at the Sands .Hotel in Las Vegas, Nev., despite the man-" "SgRBenfs efforts to cancel the engagement. The Sands wrote Christine a letter addressed, "Dear Sir"?╟÷ |a indication the management considers Christine still is a he fnd thus has neither box-office nor sex appeal. WE ALSO EKED OUT the information that Christine m't disturbed (well, not much anyway) over all the gags that ave cropped up as a result of the operation in Denmark. . ^ . I'm. not disturbed. I just don't tbink they're very good." . . . Which, if any, gave Christine a laugh? . . . "I think I,got a Ohuckle out of only on%?╟÷the one about the sign supposedly put iip by the boys j^'|f^:JJtx reading, "Now she tells us!" . . . Readers will note that%we have refrained from using either "she" or "he" in referring ^qTphristine. Whether our subject takes the masculine or feminine pronoun is a controversial lubject which we'll leave to the medical scientists. ON THE BEAM: Roy Rogers and his wife, Dale Evans ilhe nation's No. 1 Mr. and Mrs. cowboy couple, will leaf! |he State Street Council's annual Christmas parade on Nov. 21. They'll do a repeat for a similar celebration in Philadelphia and top off their parading by leading the grand march of the Tournament of Roses on New Year's Day. . . . The stalemate it the Board of Health over naming a new commissioner re- tKMtedly stems from Dr. Herman Bundesen^s desire to appoint I One of his assistants, while other members of the board are! pulling for |n outsider, Dr. John D. Porterfield, state health/, commissioner of. Ohio. Mayor Kennelly will have to i make J the final decision. ADD NICE GESTURES: During World War II, Mrs.| Mildred Anderson of Grosse Point, Mich., was known fif ^mother" to thbusandWo|:.GI's at the Percy *^* Jjfca* %i Jones Arm/ Hospital hv:Battlp Creek, Mich. * $he devoted' untold hours ^iaad spent huge Sums of ntcoiey."'to comfort the hospitalized peroes. Mrs. Anderson was in Chicago the 0ther 4^.; and played hostess at a cocktail toarty^ife'^si'VJIorrison Hotel for all her for- mer boys' in the Chicago, area. I41EL HARRIS, m-TOWS with his Alice Fay^j^i^v'*^felfcVi*.^mdsome offer from Pavf??jBalp?╜ari ia^$&j$dffie Chez Paree.. . . , Here^^.sw|(^tr:^ss3|amone, who opens a R0Y ROGERS^f two-week eng&gefpe|fvat the Chicago Theater m JFriday, carrot ftS" oivn piano accompanist, Bert Bachrach-^ who was Dam%e'sr sergeant when both were stationed in Ger-1 many! . . . G^' McDonald of Zenith and Judge John Sbarbaro, two old cf^alfppare off on a fishing trip to Canada in the! former's yacht. . . . Personal to our teammates on the news-1 paper "all-star" softball team: Sorry, sluggers, but you'll have to beat the aldermen in the annual Back of the Yards charity! game Friday qightwithoutethijLrepprfer]s aid_._A&et_you_know!j JLUen s PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 lo%?·n5eles Sfiri Francisco Portland - Seattle Sjffc^dVo, Cal. 4News Pilot ?? (Cir. ff?·43) 1 & Radio Notes Crosbys Record May Become Hit HOBftV&OD^1 Bing Crosbys another season ot SRO on h,s| new recording of "Tenderfoot Us hands! L f,ral for "The Groaner." He's been commercials . . . Walt Disney is I ridfng\e range on his Elko, ;Nev:,Low planning to enter television ranch for la these many years, film production, but has no inten- 25 hasi been a good teacher to tion of releasing any of his pres- four of h?· 1 tenderfoot--pwL films to TV . . Barry Fitz IS his sons, who have turned gerald is due to star in a TV se out to be pretty good cowboys ries about the adventures of c thpmselves parish priest . . . i'eter una ThP vrtes are refreshingly new Hayes and Mary Healy who opep, andSincere* They telfsimply and in the Cocoanut Grove at the Am- ana s>nn-eic. '????-; "TanHpr. hassarlnr tomorrow night, are him a cowboy. Pacific," is being kined up for her It's reaUy- gratifying to oncei tv ^.^ ?║how Dmah again hear a song that doesnt gji, down $25000 a rely on broken hearts or unre- ^ _Sand*r Las Vegas quited love for a gimmick ,In week at toe.^J ^ fact, the only "gimmick" in this ^'^^S try for a heck of a w' tane;j^iich is destined to become ?·?Σ≤f E|die Cantor heads anoth<$ of the Crosby classics ?½ itsffee theme, which is as refreshing as the outdoors ltselt. Jfter listening to the promotion record sent to me, several times, and then hearing Bing do the song on his show last Thursday, this tenderfoot couldn't wait to get into Wester*, regalia and head for the - opCafiange. Tili., . u- Crosby is darned eareful in his selection of numbers for records, as hesipesri't cut too nw$ay a year( these days, so, upon the basis of his selection, alone, I pridict this will make the Hit Para<fe m the not too distant future. across country on a talent scouting tour. THE MARY KAYE TRIO, radio teleV^M' and night club perform ers5*#$eh; a starring engagement at thev Bocambo toniMt. It was imt gytoir ago that the Trio won guch'vfaybr at Charlie Morrison's night! spM;vand have. S&yrocketed di??i% ^fee^bnlhs they have been appeariri^^w%^gH6ut the East The'le versatile artis%^Sing, play musical instruments and give out with* corned^' I that is outstanding