Show 4 p Young Stars' Altar Treks 'Alter Picture Plans— Curigusly Fidler Opines it's bard to imagine anything more ludicrous than the frenzied reshuffling of studio plans when a young star gets married Consider for instance the aftermath of the recent Kathryn Grayson and Judy Garland elopements Both Kathryn and Judy at the moment they assumed the status of matrons were scheduled for pictures in which they were to play high school kids Those pictures I'm informed have now been called off because studio heads believe married women would not be acceptable to the public in such roles Didn't Mary Pickford go on HOLLYWOOD—Off-han- - a plis given 714s first real chance in d 1 -' 1 A :r k r '( '' :r&r t MONDAY' A M 01)11 T'lno-NISC- -Ciark 1:43-NBC-P- rescott :1 030-NBC-V- eterans A 9 Auaurr ' Klatter with Jung News" story LIPP of a newspaper Interlude by Baukhilits-- National Farm and Homo Hour 10:15--- N B- C- "Between tba Buck Ends" with Ted Mlone 10 UTa nitro Quiz conducted by Hob ttansen featuring Phyllis Lund'a Column to the Ladies the Light the story of Chris wandering philosopher tir whoa textbook is the world-- aim pie honest sincere and filed with the by of life 11 -I- nternational Now& Vona 3 2 of Divorce" P M small-tow- n -O- mments rgan '30-)C- 1130--NHC-- Into anda of Hill " 1:00-Nile-- C1ub ws - 3!40-KUTA- 3:45-NBC-- W'ings 4:00-NBC- y SC-G- ordon 2:30-NBC- d - v s ' r t 1 i '4 - ' : 4 r iti AFEILIATIII VIII n t Ior: Tali :0 c ' MONDAY AUGUST 25 6:00—ICS1—Clood Morning r91112 Otover and his 1isioninit Poet 7:00—Ks1—Wor1d Coverage NOWL Vignettes 7 Call for Music 7:45—K01—Huss Stewart Review World News g :00— kpàThe Breakfast Bell an Far PI:15—K$1-1- en4 130—fliii4 — Knox Manning and tile News Ft Maestro Smith Speaks Meter 9:15 CBS----9 30—CB8—RUIllatleti of Helen Trent 0:45 CBS—Our Gal Sunday 10:00—CBS-1- 11 Can Be Beaktiftil in White 10 5—CHM--Wotn Happiness 10:30—CH4—Hicht 10:45—Kkii—Rito of This and That" with Parte" Baer: Gene Halliday st the organ - 11:15—Kni—Farm Flashes fl:304-B4t—H- usical Bis '2 man I I 00—CBM—Bright Horizong" 11 15—CBS—Aunt Jenny's stories I 1 11 i à -400d r 4 : p Rs--Y- ounst 4:30--KS1—- 4:45-1(81- —Old e:45-4(D11-- -Youe 00--C- 4 30---- 1 ernes slow-spok- fit-Stu- YEA Woriti to tune in t ig Sister Rinso program 9:15 A - rel ItS1 Monday thru Friday 1-- A HeavyWeight Bob Pastor before Bob's last fight Pastor trained hard TSo did Craig And since copping Ginger Craig has been shuttled from one picture to another n X 0 being short of leading men So you've got to be an early bird to catch Craig He and Pastor got out early I to do road work in a park woukilike to say I went around with them but the going around I did Is hardly worth mentioning But since I turned out at 7 a In to meet Craig for the first time try to keep me from mentioning it I wanted to frnd out who Craig Is and why women to wilt when they see him in person and to propose to him in writing But :this is not a story obtained on the dog trot After the briefest piece of road work on record your unathletic correspondent retired to a booth in the nearest Brown Derby And that is whore Craig full o enough fresh air for all of us told me how and why he is an actor lie ta an actor deliberately: as nothing accidental there about Ile always had an idea he'd get to tiollywood but Texas is s ' f' one of the few directors who will spend hours walking with an actor to find out what makes him tick If Wood likes the sound he hires the actor "Kitty Foyle" was fairly easy Craig said but "Here Is a Man" his next was no cinch "Unex pected Linde" his is easier William Dieterie who directed "Here Is a Man" is most exactThe role ing and Craig played is one which ordinarily would be given to an experienced hand but none was available Dietetic worked Craig over angered him bullied him humored him and coaxed him The outcome was a fine performance "I resolved to keep my temper and I never once lost it" Craig "But It sure took a reported lot of road work to get it out " of my system Is latest-assignMe- nt very-critica- l pz VE201T11717 FIRST AND ‘ v - ID ie7 Pi 111111 i will I DESPERATE1 (I ID' ---- --' Joseph' Sudy ropulor young conductor who brings his "society" orchestrs to &Wait for limited engagement Mond iy night Well-kno- Subject's Eyes That's Needed For Sereen Test : SfliSATIO1 r: el it In iSS tie 11 4 1 - '4 '' -- NOT o 14 1 FOR CHILDREN 4 4 ‘ IrIN1()1r1 : 7 I -- k : ONL NIGHT ONLY I ' 1 Ind dip - e' ak 14 S iv 1 L The Zephyr KO rl I gA le the pinto whore you IYin and Dance to your lieut's content With BILL LOVELESS f rini7Lahlolialtu f - And Itio 4 4 4 It 1 to EGIN HEWS v vfn--AND3- AND no 1 SrOppitiG JOYOUS NO TOPPING- lopy ROONEY RIOTOUSLY JUDI REUNITED I IPILAFFIJIL LIIY0 ie--ti Mfg 0 ty! 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Sam Wood insisted on him for the Rogers picture Wood had seen a test of Craig and had talked to him at length about football and sports Wood By Hubbard Keavy HOLLYWOOD WI—J Craig is the big TexanAtitho got Ginger Rogers in "Kitty ::Toyle" A nice fellow but a little bepped on this keeplie gets out every ing morning for miles of road work and mode bending and whatever else guys who keep fit do to keep that way eaar : 7 Actpr Craig Texan Who Copped 'Kitty Foyle' Keeps Fit for Such Tasks by Roadwork 11:30-101- - ' - A M 1 ' ' - KIIIIIIIAOC111101M111 I '' : ri ( vy - TEEATEIS ''- 13 1:2 553g1 IORNPAYNI Albert f 4 it i' 4 7 : N our South American neighbor Jack Oakie has shelved 20-Looks 1ikti-- 1 pounds—again! Fred Astaire may play the beeC In the film version of "Pal! 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Ire '! le— MUSIC In Time 11 3 I 1 Re Wood y Hermon's Orrhest re to NBC music he '30—NRC—KIIYI Stoker's orchestra Rand 2 oti— Ntle—ehorie Irnor Moine Marmhall' Sy A N itir— osociated Prose New's 12 410041 K Di( I Yuu Biti 1 :00—K filf LIAM A a m on Tuesdaydvertieement (Paul 1200-KUTA-- ? —4 las Fairbanks Jr a permanent'' post as ambassador to one or C 00---- '''''"': s HonSTM0011 Other Witte" Plain Bill Matinee-Var- iety pro - gram with Garry Moore so emcee Tell Us Ilsrolusist program 2 art for ehlMritik told and sung by Irene Wicker Hartong Now& --rbst Pet Corner 13 S on Watch Coast Guard drama -T1e Best of the Week Got Martha don Jenkins' Orchestra Tilton Gloria Blondell ond Buddy Tsetse 4:20KUTA---WeeklLetter From Sen ainr Thema l1S-NItc and fut neg 4 f10— Kirr A — t' I Dane Titre 11 1S-A UTA-- - International News or b Mushe anriatts of Lower 11111111 street Vrtill flail tri hie conducted by Henry Levitt" and Paul Laval: Diaos Courtney vocalist: Wit Seta t COME:DOM atOr and guests Hero and Abroad O Steels's Orchestra Nickel Man Jenkins Orchestra -Bob Montgomery vs Mike nontitie Kaplan in a tiontest Description welterweight tic kam Taub and HUI Stern: News 'T theSport Scene 12 ‘"k n Mussolini's a man I despise And I'll cheer when that worm: Adolf dies Yet recalling their rants Against ladies in pants I'll concede there's some good- in the guys hat's news? Washington'i (D C) is about to offer Doug-- : !115-K- UTA 22:$-NBC-"Am- '''- 1s : ' - 11 :30--K- - - 25 C M - i Club with Don of the Pioneers to Scrub by Dentin' tenor presents Irving Miller and his orchestra: Allen Pres- cott: Join Brooks an0 Hi Lo Jack and the Dams News IF:nimbi of Foreign Wars U Convention "Unity tor Victory News with Helen McNeill 11 570 6 - ' --- 5- — 8481U s'- N - 4 - --- 1111010111E'E— I LITEnrilltrert Ara 'SONIA George Sanders also "Dance CarHall' with Cesar Romero ' ole Landis Rialto--"To-m Dick and HarRogers ry" with Ginger George Murphy Alan Marshal Burgess Meredith Studie"Life Begins for Andy Hardy" with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland Gem —"A Woman's Face" with Joan Crawford Melvyn Douglas Conrad Veldt Kildare's WedCapit01—"Dr ding Day" with Lew Ayres Lionel Barrymore end Laraine Day also "Bullets for O'Hara" with Joan Perry Roger Pryor and Maris Wriaon South-Ea- st (Sugarhouse) — "The Great Dictator" with Charlie C1101111 Paulette Goddard Jack Oakie Mario (Sugarhouse) — "Andy Private Secretary" Hardy's with Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone Fay Holden Kathryn Grayson Ann Rutherford also "Thieves Fall Out" with Eddie k' ' 1911 Y - and Joan Davis' Utah—"Man Hunt" with Walter Pidgeon Joan Bennett and - 4 -- Centre — "Sun Valley Serenade" With Sonja Ilenie John Payne Glenn Miller and orchestra Milton Berle Lynn Bari Ginger Rogers' 4 1 1 g James-Crai- Band Leader Features Now Found at L Theaters Texan No Cowboy—Actor by Intent playing little girl parts for "Kitty Foyle'" years after she had married been divorced and marched to madelood the altar again? Didn't Joan Bennett then about to hal6 and in her own second child score a' hit an a 1teenster in "Little succeeding Women?" Didn't the theaterroles goers of America cheer Maude Adams as "Peter Pan"—despite He catne to the fact that she was middle-aged? Hollywood It's the same old story Profrom 'Texas ducers insist on:underestimating the Intelligence of the peoto be an actor ple ‘tho buy their product We - ' know—you and I—that Judy and tneans : Garland was exactly one in- evitable day older the day after to ba ono her marriage than she was the 15 day before she traded "I do's" with Dave Rose And beyond I ' being delighted by her happl : ness and hoping It will we regard her as the same Judy:' that she's always been Primarily we're interested in her ' acting her ability to entertain —and she's just as able to de- -' ': liver now as eller he was be- fore By Jimmie Fidler !August 25 gakt Tfribunt 'Zile :Salt Monday Morning 111 kJ AP114111 416rodikeolkafleiAti"01110001""A |