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Show SUNDAY Retire? Certainly Not, Says Dean of Movie Critics--Spry Little Woman of 80 f. ' i r BytAKRSKINE JOHNSON Staff Director Joaepb Kan calls for C silence and tbe camera turns. Out j I.OLLYWOOD (NEA) MOVIES, of camera rant, a painter Is re- TVJHOUT POPCORN: CUnt snts:plrini the barroom siJn, "La ar pitted against such frail mort-- l Fonda." I leara that lomc playful inancion union ioa aace, umi 10 ir.t sign or t Parker over at Paramount in and that witjout the word being George Pal i "Naked Jungle" and painted out. the barroom would I fitch the costars emote under be identified ai La Henry Fonda. i Bynn Raskins' direction In a hr-!- f .AZY, MAX. CRAZT iretn Cuy Madison, filmdom's gift to row;ag scene ju Dciore on aught of the Insects By ALINS MC3Y newxpapeT iroman wh still trots around to theaters and movie HOYirOOD (UP) Many filra studios to review films for the Los fans think of movie critics as cyni espjnt cal, suave men. but the dean of film critici the world over ii sweet-fac- e lady. d Grace Kingsley looks like som ebody'a grandmother who ought to be home knitting by the fireside. But she's hailed as the world's oldest living drama critic a spry ld White-haire- Meijnui wTrfn '. from local TV Gardiner and Dorothy .hl. ito Snu".J5.he'LPAr m demand movie industry. Joan;? . V.' Bros, a se. -ltw a Wg 3-- D t lickety-apl- it aairriphs. his,Indians. by - , . whoop- Vera Ralston and. ing The redskins scream. "Crazy, Joan Leslie, man, crazy man" and "dig the war John Russell. Pit by as they thunder past the paint" O'SL-ie-n and Forrest Tucker, are or". woskinz. in a crowded Mexican CB.TrB brancfc the barroom scene at Republic In D1 knaw w1nks s,oux rm mof:e version of Gwenn Bristow s rector BaUer. bet-.lr- . "Jubilee Trail." Ida Lupino is on the director's side of the camera at Republic as she puts Joan Fontaine, her successor as Mrs.- Collier Young; SeA. 13. 1953 O'Brien and Edmund Gwenn Tl JVO through a ley. scene in "The Biga Academy Half a Hero, with Red mist" for her own independent her SkJton. and Dangerous Crossing. company with f Kars mount. The Juggler, with Young. She's wearing a flowered skirt, Kirfc Douglas, Uinta The 4th Man. with Rich- - white ballet shoes, a white blouse r(f Denning, and Siren of Bagdad. and a red ribbon in her hair. The Moon is Every now and then, Ida addresses Ioneer Motor-VBlur, uith William Holden, and a burly crew member as "Ducky or "Dearie." Lets Mike It Legal . When Ida Is ready to go for a grove pleasant she caCi out to her stars take, Ava with Ojrove Ride, Vaquero, with the crlspness of a Noel CowCatdner. ard heroine: LE!!I ." "Tempo, now darlings. Then we Gentlemen Prefer Ijrral ean all finish the scenes and dash Biordes. with Marilyn Monroe. over to Errol Flynn's house!" AMERICAN FORK Ciiral Dangerous When Wet, "GIVE HIM WORK" wl'g Ester Williams. Jine Russell, Gilbert Roland 5aarlite Mr. Scoutmaster, with and Mary MeCarty are the princiCiifon Webb. pal before the camera in another PA V SON shipboard scene this time for liilsh Peter Pan. and Bear RKO's first musical tailored to Jine'i singing ttlentj, "French Or.try. Line." OFf.M Extras and bit players stroll tonight. iera Closed The Moon Is along the deck on order from Di- Oneva Drive-i- n Bi! Bacon. Between , with Maggie MeNamara, and rector Lloyd takes. Gilbert Roland walks past Salvage Splender Timpanogos Cinemotor Gentle-m- e the camera to huddle with ProPrefer Blondes, with Jane ducer Edmund Grainser. He points Fuhell. and A Day With the FBI. to Barry Norton, a former star in - ' the 1920'i, now playing a bit role, fcPiXISH FORK Ac.gelus Ma and Pa Kettle on and says: "GlTe-Bar- rr as much work as Tation. with Marjorie Main. Never Let Me Go, with to. can. please, amlgo. He needs TIerney. it. I was an extra on his pictures SPIINGVILLE Iwhen he was a bir atar. consid- FSvoli The Charge at Feather ered the handsomest man in d retf-haire- , ,uuV. Wrr.T'J." ..Zr.the ride i from down a mob of followed minor televistoa actresses Black-haire- , i" eT.ks!" merle Dispute Halts Production at Garfield Plant 016 follow-u- p bruih thriller to .mash 1 Fther walks over to the TV visitor. River.' J?; exanl asks for their autotrophs, - On aiznsl from Director David plaining that h.r kiddles never Butler, standing tinder the shade m'.U their program. of a giant umbrella with the cam th ''A ed sur-ro.d- i , et - p A) Ed-mo- nd one-thir- t3r u . ;ir-- . i4 . . A-c- Cv , i SIZZLER! Suzan Ball as Minyora, princess of a Sumatran jungle domain, in "East of Sumatra. ".It's a in technicolor, starirng Jeff Chandsultry, sexy adventure-romanc- e ler in the role of a mining engineer who has to choose between two kinds of women Suzan of the jungle world and Marilyn Maxninn plays the film's well of the white man's world. Antho- fourth starring roles;as king.1 A Sl'MATKAN half-cas- Czechoslovakia May Bo Dropped . ,., M I BIG DOUBLE VlASfMrNGTON Comma-nii- f (VP) Czechoalorakia will b from membership to the VTod Bank next Dec. 31 inlets ni-perii- ed piyi Littfe Holy Year LAS VEGAS (UP) Ha worth Actress Kit Saturday Moslem Prince down officiall-turn- ed Aly VATICAN CITY TUP))' Pope Khan's settlement Angeles Times. offer of upwards Plus XII is to preparing She waa one of the first movie proclaim of 11.000,000 "'to make sure" her ' writers when she got her job in a "Little Holy Year" dedicated to daughter, Yasmin, will b brought the Virgin Mary, informed Vatican up as an American chili 1913. sources said today. No Rctirerient The film star, after ' said t?.e proclama- a conference here with her attor"Retire? Oh, I'd be lost without Informants J my work. I'd j.tst die If I didn't tion may be issued next week, ney, Bartley Crum, tertmcted do this." Miss Kingsley said brisk- but that the Pope instead might him to transmit a written refusal ly as sha bustled out of a showing withhold it until Dec. 8. 99th anni- of the offer to Charles Torem, her at Monogram studio of. the latest versary of the Roman Catholic lawyer in Paris. dogma of the Immaculate ConcepMerle Oberon epic. The star's attorney said the tion. 'Miss Kingsley started out Jwrit- - ' prince's offer was made with tw The "little" Holy Year Would conditions: ing reviews of such epics as "Birth of a nation" and Blossoms in the be on a much smaller ..scale than Dust" She still treasures her in- -i a major one. However it would 1. That Yasmin be exposed to terviews with early day luminaries Include special indulgences for Moslem teachings when she beCharlie Chaplin, Mabel Normand, Catholics who attend .ceremonies comes seven years old, the Mosage of reason. Will Rogers and Mary Plckford. In Rome or in their home dioceses, lem - 2. That Yasmin visit her father In 40 years, she figures, she has informants said. In Europe at least two months viewed approximately 5,000 moveach year. ies, which may be a record hunk EDITOR IS NEWS Crum said the conditions were of celluloid. She has survived this LAKEMLLE. Conn made by both Aly and Yaimin'a (T'Pl onslaught of plots and dialogue, Lakeville Journal editor Stewart1 grandfather, the wealthy Aga often antique, but at times it tries Hoskins doesn't have far to go; Khan, leader of the IsmaiH sect her patience. , for his news. In one month M( of Moslems. Stuffs Ears home caught fire, thieves made off) The actress stated that, while she reviews when Nowadays, Mexican movies, she stuffs her wim ciouiing and silver from his; she respects the Moslem faith, it the nr at his was her earnest wish, to have ber ears with cotton so she can read home, broke down and hit office daughter reared as a normal the English subtitles k in blissful plint was i Christian saie Dursiea. American child. silence. Most movies- - these days are punk," she said. "It's the pattern! You can tell what's going to happen." And those darn glasses can't get them over my own spectacles." Miss Kingsley specializes in re ROLLER SKATING AT .. , viewing westerns, war pictures and She with lives sexy foreign films. two cats in a house near her paper, RIVERSIDE SKATING RINK and gets around to theaters via streetcars or her friend's autos. PROVO Grace used to cover burlesque, but ; retreated from that four years ago. "The theater people always Every night- except Sunday. Free Matinee Sat., 2 to 4 thought I was either a reformer P. M. Special skating demonstration opening night, 9:1 S come to see if the show was im a she or retired madam," moral, said crisply. . red-hair- na-n9f)r- i . 3-- D WED., SEPT. 16 RE-OPENI- NG ' C A N YO UHD RAW ; 1V1 How to win a, $29500 Art Course by drawing this girl full-sca- le " Would you like a chance to prove your comability? Here it is! 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World Bank B$ te - The moon is the closet celes tial body to the earth, being only . . with Madison. UAllwxJ Guy .( Jiyr. miles away, or roughly ameVtith should "b. Prk Cloed tonight. tt.t circumfer- Art City Cinemotor Gentlemen get as many days' work at you 10 times the earth Prefer Blondes, with Marilyn Mon- ean give htm." ence. roe, and "A Day with the FBI. e- ProGARFIELD, ttah (UP) duction at the huge Qarfield refin ery of the Kennecott Copper Cor poration, slowed for days by a labor dispute, came to a halt Satur day. The company notified 648 work ers that they will be laid olf, as of today, ujitil normal operations at the pjant resume. , A crow of 80 men will be kept at the refinery for maintenance work and to get the plant back In shape to resume production. . KennecottSald that eyery possi- Die effort would be made to keep a full force at work in the other units of its sprawling Utah division which normally produces nearly d of the nation'i newly- mined copper. Miners at the yawning Bingham pit, and workers at the ferraced Magna and Arthur concentrating mills are covered by new contracts already signed between the company and the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, However, employes at the Gar field, smelter are, like the nearby refinery workers, represnted by the CIO United Steelworkers of America Union and their contracts expired Sept. 1. Steel workers said privately that tney already bad started a slowdown at the smelter, aimed at fort Ing it out of production and eventi ally closing the entire operation However, a company spokesman aemea tnat tnere nad .been any change in activity at the smelter. . A federal mediator hopes to get both parties to resume negotiations The Steelworkers immediately. have asked for a wage raise of about 16'i cents an hour; the com pany reportedly has offered 9tt ' cents an hour. '. - VHte-6tre- To 13 Makes It Official Pcpa Preparing A U AEhn Rita HERALD $625,000 AGf NAME -- -- ATT- ADDRSi .COUNTY ZONt OCCUPATION- - eighth annual meeting, held Jointly wit!i the International Monetary fniAJi . fMOHE. " cmr J ,Alr . 1 ; ,1 fu4. STARTS TODAY! DOORS ' t' vSf n ' f 3 OPE!Cl:15 QiX I 4 I i - 1 J FOE Cn) a i?L M -- j .1 j 1 j ' !Willl!a75y ESIS I hysterfcaf! ' r hi 25 ',, ct th3 "U" Unhrtrsity el Vio Th a ecu University, was signed for YOII. or making defiiU) pfom for school bm ef er end th benefits hd advantasmaty offered at yor hom wni versify,Irt--on f Amerka's kadia I, in fy 'i nctm YPvr Slot SvZAi utE Dt'iXIKT CO-HI- ' ( 7? TIL JIUSDiirStuSra DOUBLE SHOW VALUO PpMf haxi i Cen-ryr- y she X mes, CRAin . . . lii T rrs fun c?i r2 mi... in ths suita4 i- i. ; - ettSIStNt L A powerful motion picture "produced by STANLEY KRAMER maker of "High Noon" and starring the man he brought to' the screen in "Champion" RE mm cf UTAH til kaH Or V D-- 3 . . 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