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Show Box Elder NEWS-JOURNA- L December 24, 1948 Sec. 2, Page 14 of subjects on the screen. properly impressed. But people who go to the Work It In plays and they are relatively II you don't ask David who. audr is not daunt- few compared to movie the of plays sorts see can all iences ed. After a moment's pause, on every conceivable theme, if he adds: they pay the considerably highYou know, David O. Selz- er prices," he said. nick. So film censorship bes are the pet comes the undemocratic, because it cona Scott, hate of Randolph the great mass of peoservative gentleman of southern prevents from seeing subjects they ple background. When a stranger are entitled to see and reserves mentions that hes leaving lor those subjects for the privileged Washington to spend a weekend few. Scott with Harry on the yacht, Sometimes Overdone doesnt detain him. also thinks that Stillman He swears that one of the peoWild movie censors often cut out ple making Columbia's Bill Doolin with him dropped things that any child considers perfectly natural. this bomb into a friendly Those include a reported re name-droppe- Hollywood L J Film Shop r. and the swanky restaurants. He k usually table-hoppin- g too, so he can drop more names. Heres the way a name-dro- of 1! for Walt Disney to a siere on Clarabelle put the "Groups which think they aF safeguarding public moraU- said, actually compel the ducers to distort the to conform with a sugar!, and totally unreal version Co-"- Name-dropper- per operates when you run into L rated Pres Staff Correspondent him at Ciros: HOLLYWOOD (UP) Next to Hello, he says. Missed seethe autograph hound, the com- ing you at Davids party last monest pest in Hollywood is the night." Since there are 267 Davids in This plague Infects the night- Hollywood, you might well ask: David who? clubs, the studio commissaries By PATRICIA CLARY name-droppe- quest from a board r That is just what the was waiting for. Why, David O. Selznick," says lie, peeking to see if you're name-droppe- No' wonder the critics n British pictures better. All the movies want Stillman, is a chance to repo life as it is. As it is, he says, the moviel would never get away filming half the stories in pis evening newspaper that fathJ brings home to the kiddies. Jj I know its true because Dore told me at the Derby yesterday, and L. B. you know L. B. Mayer said so last night. But Ty Power wrote me that he didn't think Darryl would loan him unless 20th got Ingrid for a pic-- j ture. Ingie told me she wasnt interested because she was go-- j ing to Europe again and . . . r At this point the was dropped. name-drop-pe- Heres a most sincere wish that you and your loted ones enjoy every possible happiness this Yuletide. MOYES SERVICE UTOCO. 101 North Main " Phone 665 HOLLYWOOD (UP) A movie producer says movie censorship i s i undemocratic because, youve got enough money, you .can go and hear all the dirty words in the play. Sometimes you dont even have to go to that trouble. Any high school student can go to a high school library and find out what it was the , Boston board of censors cut out of Hamlet. The argument of Robert Stillman, associate producer for Screen Plays on Champion, is that the public is forbidden to peek into any of a wide number 1 Our cheeriest Yuletide sentiments harmonize with th Christmas can only be equaled in the pleasure of voicing our hope for your and good health during the coming new year. merry notes of C.hritniBs hells as they ripg out Joy to th world and Happiness to all. DON J. APPLIANCE 12.'i Blochs r So. Main J BAIRD CO. Phone 321 - |