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FFK-friflf L-L.V7 i i i i am 1 4 i siaucvourti-tiiHi By VIRGINIA VALE (Released by Wetern Newepaper Union.) EACH year Hollywood makes a "sleeper a picture that, during the making, mak-ing, created no excitement, but during the preview showing show-ing had all the earmarks of being one of the best of the year. "It Happened One Night" and "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" are two of the better known sleepers. This year's, according to some of the people who have seen it, may be "Down Went Mc-Ginty." Mc-Ginty." Written and directed by Preston Sturgis, with a cast including Muriel Angelus, Brian Donlevy and Akim Tamiroft, it is the "saga of a bum." It may be the making of a new star, Muriel Angelus. In England she is one of the foremost musical tf ..WW ' " ' " liSilllll i ' . ' MURIEL ANGELUS comedy stars; she played the lead in "Balalaika" on the stage there you'll recall that Nelson Eddy and Ilona Massey did the picture version. ver-sion. She has been in this country for two years; last year, while singing sing-ing on the New York stage in "The Boys From Syracuse," she was signed up by Paramount, and "The Light That Failed," with Ronald Colman, was her first picture. Then she did "Safari" and "The Way of All Flesh," followed them with "Down Went McGinty." When John Barrymore seemed to be unavailable for the role of John Barrymore in "The Great Profile," at Twentieth Century-Fox, Adolphe Menjou was engaged for it. Then Barrymore's plans changed, he took the part, and Menjou took his salary, sal-ary, as the studio had no other picture pic-ture ready for him. Rod Cameron, a young, six-foot Canadian, went to Los Angeles a year ago to learn the dime store business. That didn't work out very well, so he quit, took up little theater work, and now finds himself acting for Paramount. Death brought him his first role, that of "Corporal Underhill" , in Cecil B. DeMille's "Northwest Mounted Police." Earl Askam, a former stage star and war hero, was to have played it, but he died recent-ly recent-ly of a heart attack, and young Cameron (whose real name is Rod Cox) was summoned for it By a grisly coincidence, the role includes a death scene, but he's so elated over getting the part that he can't afford to be superstitious. Now that they need passports to sail for a tour of South America, it has been discovered that many of Toscanini's NBC Symphony musicians musi-cians are men without a country. It seems that there was a general impression among . them that all they had to do to become American citizens was to file their intentions of doing so; now they're not Americans, Amer-icans, and, as they renounced their native lands, they don't legally belong be-long anywhere. George Brent, working in Warner Brothers' "The Sentence," offers to put up $10,000 at 10 to 1 odds that he won't marry for another three years. "That's no reflection on Ann," he says, meaning Ann Sheridan, Sheri-dan, whom gossips have him wedding wed-ding soon, "it's just that I'm going to wind up my picture contract then, and I'm not making any marriage mar-riage plans nnta I do." Miss Sheridan (working in "They Drive by NighV same studio) is equally vehement "George and I haven't even discussed getting mar-ned," mar-ned," says she. But-it's the kind of buildup that so often leads to an elopement, in Hollywood! Carl Hoff. on the CBS Al Pearce show, drew an impressive crowd the other day and wished he hadn't He parked his new coupe and then tried to get out of it and couldn't He went through assorted acrobatic convulsions, thrusting his feet and arms out of the windows in all possible pos-sible combinations, while the crowd offered advice hilariously. The new coupe has patent thief-locks on its doonu Only after he had struggled till he was hmp did it occur to Hoff to pass the key to one of the amused bystanders. riiiiii Actor Eats 'l The "paper" which MelvvDn las eats during one comic .! D6-of D6-of "Too Many Husband .T"ct was made of verv tM tua"? tasty was the p'" C si that Douglas' co-stan ZVV serve supply before DoJC completed his scene to tX. (had tion of Director Wesley r" Francis E. Townsend, the . . planner, was once a count in the Blackmu Co-eds Would Wed in Five Year. ! Results of a survey m. ' Northwestern university showed today that 80 per 5"!' the women expected to U Z . within five years after rrnd school and two-fifths figured 2 wouldn't marry unless their hKv made more than ?50 a w4 thirds of tha nmiv,.. il . . . lw- IV " "-"ought it's all right for W!ves to work, while r half the men reckoned tw 1 1 of this. To show that SZ ' i-- v""- iu me men rer ed they had Jobs lined up anR per cent of the women said the same. 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