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Show THE BULLETIN. BINGHAM. UTAH US BMSje liiiiiii I THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young '6 SiffgaBnqrgHnggaagrira By VIRGINIA VALE (Released by Wtftern Newipajxr Union.) LEE is only six CAROLYN already she has made more money in the movies than most people are able to save in a lifetime. By spring, when her latest picture, "Virginia," will have been seen by many people, she should be established as a child star. In "Virginia" she has an important role and speaks almost as much dia-logue as the stars, Madeleine Carroll and Fred MacMurray. Yet she can't read. Her mother reads Carolyn's lines to the child two or three times, and little Miss Lee commits them to memory. The infant seems to have been shot with luck two years ago; she was in a hotel in Wheeling, W. Va., Just a few miles from her home I mmirm u'wrjiy1 111 ITrTW "ffr is w i CAROLYN LEE town of Martin's Ferry, Ohio. She toddled up to a man, a stranger and he just happened to be a movie executive. He let her lead him to her mother and a screen test and a bit in "Honeymoon in Ball" resulted. Fibber JVIcGee and Molly have been signed by BKO to co-st- ar in a picture with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy; the picture, a feature film, will be produced by David Hempstead, who produced Ginger Rogers' "Kitty Foyle." Maureen O'Hara, RKO-Radio- 's star from Ireland who is now at work in the leading feminine role of "They Met in Argentina," recently bade farewell to her mother with the injunction to "bring back a bit of the old sod" and a shamrock. Mrs. Fitzsimmons sailed for Lisbon, but expects to return soon with an-other gifted daughter. She and Maureen came to this country two years ago, when Mau-- , reen made her Hollywood debut in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." "The Bill of Divorcement" and "Dance, Girl, Dance" fellowed, and Mrs. Fitzsimmons, who used to be an actress herself, is perfectly satis-fle- d with her talented daughter's achievements. How'd you like to act as a target for tomatoes and like it and even ask for more? That's what George Mtcbelson spent his time at the oth-er day, and after the fourth shot he was the happiest man in Holly-wood. Michelson is assistant property man on James Roosevelt's "Pot o' Sold," and he had to make the o that James Stewart throws at Charles Winninger. He did it first by filling the thin outside skin with a mess of catsup, chocolate sauce and other little items, and then had somebody throw it at him while a oamera turned. After the first three smacks Mi-chelson shook his head. "Nope," he said. "This won't do. I'll have to put some whipped cream In it." So the whipped cream was added, and once more he took a tomato right between the eyes. This time he could grin he'd made a photo-genic tomato, one that photographed so well that when it meets up with Winninger on the screen all of us will think It was just the ordinary garden variety. Fran Allison, singing comedienne on the "Uncle Ezra" air show, can scratch her forehead and tickle a rib with the same motion, at the same time and thinks probably she's the only person who can. About a year ago she had a plastic surgeon repair some injuries she'd suffered in an automobile accident, and he fixed up her forehead by building it up with one of her ribs. ODDS AND ENDS Fred Allen reads nine newspipers every day end dipt everything tliat teemt to contain a mgffeslion for hit radia ihow; then he telecls t'je best facmj and the humor paints up . . . The thousands of lirian Donlevy fans who have begged Paramount to give him a romantic role hfre'rl,lg0f ' 1 have their t'"fc granted play the part o,! a romantic two-gu-n gambler in 'Pioneer Woman," TilJr Barbara Stanwyck and Joel .LrtZ ' 1hM ytar' concert tour Eddy to twenty cities-- he U return to the coo by April 7th. to start on Metro't "The ChocolaU Soldter with Rise Stevens. BIG TOP By ED WHEELAN I $1O&UL.ESER.VV0D ESCAPED HastA HIS MCANTiME.TWo OFTWC fcULt-M- Etf HAD jgfr' f "I OVERTuRNEO CASS, ANp AJOVM HE CREPT ALONGr MANAGE O TO SeT ALTA CpUIETED DCAMN - si? . 0,e'Ae HOLY SMOKE, S. THE QPPDSlTe SIDE OT tACMASCRie. TfettT h I I TpT r f(h.cceon! get SackwherJ r"iltJffV' MMA!ft wgJSSrV WWuWWX ft VAWWNfiRWJATaW3 l U, C"D,, FOR W HORSE.. MM' ' 3 Here's a Design f0 Rag Rug Enthuse By RUTH WYETH SPEto MAKE one rag rug and,, enthusiastic clan that gW any soft piece of old woolen and who count the days m fall heir to a dress of a par color that they want. TheS thusiasts bleach material ? them down; they brighten J I ROSE EDGE Mw& DARK ! ! with dye; they antique some tea and they have a woni time. The sketch gives all the jj tions you will need to copy fascinating braided rag rug a flower medallion in the cc Or you may make two of th( dallions, sew them together add a braided handle for i ting bag. Braid the fabrics tightly and keep the work while you sew the circles fc roses and the loops for lei then sew them together. NOTE: There are two other fe Ing braided rug designs In Mn. S; Book 3 and the new Book 6 contain Uons (or a hooked, a braided md! cheted rag rug. "The Rug That Cm With the Family" is in Book l book has 32 pages of picturei m; tions. Send order to: MBS. RUTH WTETI1 81'EAtl Dnwir 10 Bedford mils Nt I Enclose 20 cents for Booki t. Name ,, Address .,, Don't be a Blowhan Remember that your nose ii anade of rubber. If you kee; blowing and blowing, it's boc oecome red, sore, and swollen stop blowing. 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EXCELLENT MODERATE RATES i LALA PALOOZA The Masked Marvel By RUBE GOLDBERG ; rr, i in r,AMF rjJn m, 1 1 wT'--r I lyru TVfrr htT T, rr rrr! eMin'S8 mum i v TELL NE H IS TOA k - QUIETLY IN J MATTER WHO b THE NANE f GOODWI- N- BROADCASTING THE AUDIENCE YOU ARE WHEN ATpL I FLUTTERBUD OF THE U OH, I WONDER tl0,oS AND DON'T YOU START 2'EURg V BOY YOU f IP I'LL EVER ii TELL ANYBODY 7 RECITIN' AN I y E T0N,SHT AH M MESCAL IKE bt a. l huntley Now Be Sensible 2K " g cunai euro oe' I cuttem gjq y n" e All In Silence A scolding wife can say er disconcerting things, and she or misses; but a silent c says everything. H. G. Wei: S'MATTER POP Funny How Soon a Noncombatant Becomes Indifferent By C. M. PAYNE I vSURPRlSEL rfsS I BEFORE AH THEN lJXN 7 WkA MARfH K --J ' :'i ' i vl Everything in Use What one has, one ought tc and whatever he does he shot with all his might. Cicero. POP Familiar By J. MILLAR WATT ! 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