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Show casualties A secure sten grab bar may also avoid , in getting on or off the t, See that all fuel lna'5: tight and check fuel ttr . Family Of The Month Enter Today! leivi-$oum- al KXL ELDER 1'jiday. March Brigham City, Utah HOLLY - n 1 CONTEST f!f,W 1. Awml missed her aim CLI!Y (ounl-.she hit me so haul United Press Staff Correspondent t hear the rest of the scene HOLLYWOOD Oku I bad to lead In r I'l't ups bei ause in movie .slopping sionally in my i ars drowned the iingmg a mi.s scenes the actors make oul bei voile" take. They really .slap the In another puture Clark had other person to slap a Kuiopean actress who to uv Producers generally was making her debut in Ann r conduct the Business with as films little wear as possible on their lean bodies Not Like Europe million dollar actors "I wanted to lake it he said But sometimes an actor is working so hard he doesn't stop to "1 used to be fiLhtei and I don't fake things go around hitting women But Laraine Day is supposed to she insisted on doing it Said slap Dane Clark, who plays her they alwavs did in Europe brother-in-la"I hit her as easy as I could in the Robert and Raymond Hakim picture I pist turned her around and Twilight," when he makes a she didn't come back for her line We dubbed in the slap af pass at her. list ter that." In the rehearsals she Director Irving Pichel had to grazed me," Clark reported. Mrs Florence Eldridge, "The sound man was going to slap dub in the slap later But she Fiedrie Marih. during the days got excited in the take and when he was an actor Every By PATRICIA n 2. 3. News-Journ- 4. . ' C' V & David Niven News-Journe- l. one of woods most popular leading men, poses with his family on the lawn of the Niven home in Iacific Palisades. U-f- t to right is little Jamie Niven sitting on the lap of Mrs. Nivui, the former Iljordis Tersmeden of Sweden, Mr. Niven and son David, .Jr.. The breadwinner with Teresa Wright, Fat ley Granger and Evelyn Enchantment," which RKO Keyes in Samuel Goldwyns Radio is releasing. . co-sta- rs AS THE SAVAGE WILDERNESS... with bare hands they fought off wild Indians, and conquered 6. prize-winnin- News-Journa- tune he wound up, he said, he wiped the sweat otf his blow Aftei nine tikes ot this" lie said, "she took me aside and told me the suspense was worse than the slap The next time I skipped hei and kept walking oir the set until I heard cut And I kept right on walking until I came to my room AND WOMEN UNTAMED News-Journa- l, Hollv . al -- ,s o. MORE DAYS FRIDAY & SATURDAY al News-Journ- X WORLD PREMIER SHOWING al News-Jonrn- '' "THE PICK O' THE PICTURES " This contest is open to anyone, children or adults,s and mem Je except employees of the of their immediate families. olfieia! Each entrv must be accompanied by an blank. 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An official entry blank will be given with each order for a classified ad placed at the office, from now until the end of the contest. Save your entry blank, watch the results from your classified ad, then write about it. You may win $25! The judges decisions in CL.ASSYS CASH contest shall be final! News-Journ- I didn't know scene came out until day (It was okay.) Kranehot Tone, another star oF Twilight, was slapped by Jean Wallace, then his wife, in a picture. "She slapped me." he recalled. "as though she had a hunch we were getting a divorce HOLLYWOOD ( UP A lot of surprised Brooklyn folk are about to find themselves in the mov ies Piodueor Maxwell Shane, who a continent! o A equipment. leaky has valve can easily lead t0 a y fire. If the fuel supni loo close to farm building safety, take time to move Tit tune is just foie an accident occurs ef "Spring planting and farm ma- warn. around the eornei In Top Condition CLASSYS CASH VMM Film Shop Farmers Should Get Machinery -E- NTER 1949 18. if (HI W Enter As Often As You Wish! soon go back in o chinery will Tulips, planted lastfaiu now is the time to So orvice and have larger 'blooms thi6 Hat'! make equipment woikable season, they are watered well jn ,afe for the coming Robert II Stew ait, county agri- spring. cultural agent advised today. It is not enough to simplya "lick and ive machinery a that you get and hope piomisc Poorly conditioned In he sa.d an operators HISKIES equipment reduces the ettiuenev and multiplies irIt is chances lor accidents s and fosters ritating f utguing carelessness I3EW23Z3) The national safety council f a r m all that recommends thorchecked equipment be AND field work starts. before oughly m hitches, Look for defects OLD WHISKIES seats, dutches, wheels, brakes, Make shafts. and steering, gears BLENDEOwrmGRAIN off costly repairs now and head breakdown or accidents duung the busy season, they urge Careful operators will also take time to equip tractors with BIENDED WHISKEY 86 PROOF THE IN TH'S PRODUCT ARE 5 Will fire extinguishers and piovide WHISKIES MORE OLD 35 WHISKEY teet I secure holders or grease guns NEUTRAc SPIRITS STRAIGHT 10 STRAIGHT STRAIGHT WHISKEY Xtl or other servicing tools carried YEARS OLD 21 OLD 4 STRAIGHT WHISKEY 7 YFm on the tractor. Loose accessorSCHENLEY DISTILLERS. INC. NEW YOBtj' ies may lead to falls or other -- 03)035(237 5, 6 7 M LETS DANCE g SATURDAY NIGHT l. decided the simplest way to 7. make background acting realistic was to dispense with actors. toured the streets of Brooksemi-weeklyn with a microphone in his pocket Then he put what He heard m his movie. 8. His picture, City Across the an of River," includes the voice unidentified market man pleading "Dun't squeeze da tomatoes. lady; you give em da 9. spots." Hes got the indignant News-JournAnother tones of a housewife nickel I should pay yet'" "Most of them Shane con were so busy they mented didn't even notice my 10. machine." That sounded like an ideal wav to make movies cheap. Just use a citys streets as sets But it's not as cheap as it them from youths police haulas extras. and its passerby sounds. Shane said he had to ed out of pool halls, drug stores That's. )ust about the way they pay the Screen Extras Guild a land made the early silents, too. alleys, to show his writers stand-b- y fee for every Brooklyn Not So Cheap how Brooklyn really actors and l voice or face in his sounds. picture. "I don't mind that, he added They got the dialect down Its worth it not to so well, Shane reported proudquiekly. use the Hollywood extras." ly, that a preview audience irt Shane also used the voices Glendale couldnt understand on his recorded tape, some of them for two reels." The To ly Dan His Of Music Ross And Orchestra AT THE al g STUDIO COUCH Universal-Internationa- PICK OF THE PICTURES 4 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY ; l4 SENSATIONAL stars Tones production scenes uSicals in one 2 Great love stories TeftR'Fic ; LAST TIMES it CUHPIf PDAHE dllUvmllUUr 'THE MILLION TONIGHT "ith CORNELL WILDE and knight patrkia DOLLAR WEEKEND" EXTRA SPECIAL s JANE WYATT Itm hoduwd ij NAT B STARTS jrd introducing J. 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