Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-19 | Page 13 | Screen Passes Mirrored Life of Huey Long

Screen Passes Mirrored Life Of Huey Long Kingfish Puts Thumbs D Down wn on Oil Proposal Actress Faces New Suit Copyright 1933 by United Press HOLL HOLLYWOOD Y Oct 19 Huey 19 Huey Long the Louisiana oracle will have to be co content tent with his book His lifes life's story wont won't be mirrored on n the screen at least not for the present Warner Brothers dispatched William WilHam Wil Wil- liam Ham Rankin Bankin East to Louisina to Interview interview inter Inter- view the kingfish about the possibility ity of ot filming his life East made macic a negative report to his employers upon his return A plan to parallel the senators senator's character on the screen also was discarded 0 S Claire Windsor whose romantic interlude interlude interlude in in- with Alfred C. C Read Jr was valued by a jury at in a judg judg- judgment ment meat awarded Reads Read's former wife figured in a new legal battle today Richard Alter local stage producer filed suit for 1290 against Edward Silton actors actor's agent alleging the latter lat lat- latter latter lat lat- ter misrepresented Miss Windsors Windsor's ability to play the leading role In a contemplated stage production The blonde actress was unsuited for the therole therole role causing loss of in advance royalty and md 1040 1010 in advance salaries Alter charged a a aMona Mona Rico is planning to beat a comeback in motion pictures Her retirement two years ago when she married James N. N Crofton wealthy sportsman was officially ended ended ended end end- ed yesterday she said when she obtained obtained ob ob- ob- ob tamed a speedy divorce at San Diego The decree was granted within ten minutes often after she filed tiled the suit accusing accusing ac ac- cusing her her husband of ot striking herand her herand herand and using wing abusive language She will receive a month alimony o a Further details of a traffic accident in which Mrs Raoul wife wie of the Brazilian film actor was fatally injured were to be recited to the county grand jury today John Huston playwright son of ot Walter appeared as the principal witness witness wit wit- ness yesterday to describe how he drove his car into the victim at a street intersection Huston said he was traveling slowly when she darted darted darted dart dart- ed in front of him Other witnesses disagreed as to whether he was traveling trav tray cling eling 25 or or 60 GO miles per hour