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Show LL TT 0 1 UJ - i , hard-workin- ex-act- Parent-Teacher- v V 4 , . .I f I , ' 4 reading'abOut, the . stars home life or their kids 'or i 'taxes or voting 'in. elections. . '. Instead, as far as the . young h ' (Miss Storm could gather, movie stars all day t snipping ' flowersspent in the garden. . dont know what profes-- r , sional gardners did for a living S in those days, 6he said. "Judg-jt5 lfig-bthe number of stars you saw picking flowers In fan mag- :,j azlnea each month, every plant In Hollywood was snipped right r- -off down to the jfoots. w But styles in stars have chang- ed in the last 20 years. Now, 4 rMiss Storm says, nobody cares ijf fhe gets, married and raises lives like a no, a family and-rmal person. Her bosses at Columbia, where shes making ProwJ Car, dont object at all. Fans Hava Changed k, '(Fans are happy to know that m w jtheir favorite stars are married, she said, and she claimed that r toer old-tim- e '' a, y - . ; - I s' ,W ij L Film. Shop ' i ODD Y W By PATRICIA CLARY United Frets Stall Correspondent Movie (UP) , HOLLYWOOD fans are gradually accepting the fact that movie stars get their faces dirty, walk on the ground, pay taxes and vote In elections. Nobody Is happie about it than the movie stars. ( I would hate .to be thought I of, the Way. stars used to be, as a,disembodied spirit from a dream world," actress. Gale Storm said. ' Miss Storm, who looks 18 ,on g the screen, Is a mother who Is married jto an turned Insurance executive, Lee Bonnell. She has two children In school and she bes Aslongs to the sociation. Just like anybody. It used to toe, that stars were forced for publicity reasons to perpetrate all sorts of outrageous frauds on their fans, Miss Storm said. Hollywood apparently concluded that the public thought of stars as disembodied spirits instead of as citizens who happen to make their living acting instead of selling shoes. , Foots Concealed "So the theory was that no- body ought to know a star was married, even if happily mar- And of course it was twice as bad .to let out that. you had kids. know F read all the fan magazines add r never remeitv i Get On Your Mark r HOLLYWOOD (UP) A movie actor who claims hes done more villainous things than any man his age is a gentle soul who teaches Sunday school each week in his Los Angeles church. But when the annual church play is staged, hes always Judas... , Tell me, , begged Clifton does a movie Young, "where villain go to reform? Young started out early in movies as the heavy in Hal Roachs Our Gang comedies. He was the tall, lanky kid who Iways got his pals into trou. . ble. . Well, Youngs still tall and lanky, and hes still getting people in trouble. At age 32, hes been dastardly on stage, screen and radio and is branching out into television. Of all those media, he prefers movies. Hes currently the object of a widespread manhunt in Paramounts Union Station. irtr for 2-IPDE- Vivid Villainy -- .They gotta see you to hate he snarled. They gotta see your hard eyes and watch your tight mouth and notice your sneers. None of this subtle villainy for me. Im pretty basic! The trouble is that after all these years of nastiness. .Young would like to go straight for a change. He'd like to be friendly,' you, V: i 1 i f H 1 to have somebody like him. But I. walk into' a casting pffice, he complained, and they, say: "Sorry, no heels today. The kids in my block dont like me any more Ive kdone so. many awful things in Saturday mat!- even goes for the and heroes like Van Johnson and Frank Sinatra. In the old days the powers , that, we re would have insisted that marriage would be fatal to thelt' careers,? .she said. Now they know better. Movie players no longer , swoomest-bobby-sbxer- s wear eccentric clothes or do bizarre things in public, either. At least, most of them dont But be considered good that used to ' publicity. , Most of Miss Storms fan mail is from people who comment on the fact that her home life Is happy. The more a star is just plain she concluded, the people, more her fans, approve." r she--- : V - V ', hi . V One-Ma- $ Control n Thats Realism HAMMOND, 1 Wis. (UP) ' 3 PLATFORM STUM ROCKERS Eddie Wright was watching a tele match .on a vision wrestling Minneapolis station, became excited and raised his fist to face with such force that" he knocked out two teeth. d All Mohair frieze, covers. Good colot I and style assortment. No reason f these low prices, except to give too I a real buy! 2 Only TWELVE Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, May 24, 1950 12,-27- v 1 v . ZlJ&i Fathers Hardwood frames, frieze ers, tripple-decspring struction. Reg. $119.50. v Day. k $1995 130-acr- 2 S e 4 4, -- , , , t, .4. 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