Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 26 1945 12B flew Cars To Be 1 Yanks Stage Pageant On Templehof Drome Betty Hutton Tops Film List 'Shade' Higher BERLIN For Paramount Anniversary WASHINGTON Aug 25 (UP) — Price ceilings on new cars will allow each manufacturer his production cost plus a fixed profit and will probably make new car prices "a shade higher" than they were in 1942 reliable sources informed the United Press today OPA is expected to announce its pricing formula for hew cars on Monday New car price ceilings will be fixed on the basis of this three-poi- nt Aug 25 (AP)— American glidermen and parachute troops many of them veterans of battle jumps dropped on Tempel-ho- f New Hollywood Family Pictured M tliill airdrome today in a winged pageant accompanying the awarding of nine decorations for valor to members of the Eighty-secon- d airborne division Three thousand troops marched past Maj Gen Floyd L Parks American commander in Berlin after which nearly 100 bailed out of transports and four artilgliders landed low-flyi- formula: Each car makers' 1941 production costs plus 2 Estimated production cost increases since then plus 3 A profit allowance based on each manufacturer's average earn9 ings in the period Under this formula it was said no flat percentage increase on all cars was possible and the price boosts will differ on the various makes 46 Air Travelers Will Speed Reconversion" LOS ANGELES 1936-193- Calif— "In my opinion Jap capitulation has removed the urgency for vast numbers of vital personnel to 8PJ travel on the military airlines through application of the wartime system of air travel priorities" Richard Dick Denise Hedwig Loder general traffic of Western HER FIRST PICTURE old and John Loder of the screen Dosesfw Air Lines said manager daughter of Hedy LaMarr Saturday The airline official pointed out her first picture with her parents in Hollywood (AP Wirephoto) that the expected reduction in the number of military air travelers will speed reconversion and reem- Lumber Shop Burns ployment by making plane seats available for commercial and bus- After Explosion iness travelers who need quick air NEW MEADOWS Idaho Aug transportation in order to switch the nation's economy from a war- 25 (AP) — An explosion touched time basis to a peacetime basis ABOARD ADM SPRUANCE'S off a fire which destroyed the Co machine FLAGSHIP Manila Bay Lumber Aug 25 by of today have over on shop here but five men who were (AP) — Toe final surrenJapanese those of the olden nothing In talking with days Cecil DeMille in the building escaped unharmed der ceremony aboard the battlethe late James Cruze former Officials estimate the company's ship Missouri can be witnessed and a number of other old loss at $200000 Shop Foreman hundreds of spectators— if it is by held timers in the movie progress it is Jack Morgan said the fire started on the open deck where as many not unusual to hear such names in 2000 crewmen regularly assemtheir general conversation as after a parts washer operated by as ble for movies fuel oil exploded Douglas Fairbanks Richard This flagship which cannot now Will Rogers Milton Sills He said the building was con- be identified by name is identical Wallace Reid Charles Ray Elsie sumed 30 minutes after the with the powerful Missouri Her within MauFerguson Rudolph Valentino fantail extends more than 200 feet rice Chevalier Bebe Daniels Clau-dett- e blaze started Three tractors a from after battery of Colbert Tallulah Bankhead truck and several machine parts guns her to her stern Officers here Gloria Swanson and a score of oth- and tools were also destroyed said it would be feasible— weather ers whom Paramount made faThe shop serviced equipment permitting— to hold surrender ceremous on the Missouri's fantail 's used in the In comparison with the stars of logging monies The largest wardroom below comin area this but yesterday the parade of celebri- operations ties of today would prove that pany officials said they would at- decks accommodates only 200 men Paramount can celebrate its thirty-thir- d tempt to continue the operation year in the motion picture inOne of the mechanics John Dilwith dustry pride in that it still when he has in its personnel a good per- lon receivedtheslight burns after the building of the current centage to salvage some tools explosion including Betty Hutton whose porLocal firemen prevented the trayal in "Incendiary Blonde" is flames from spreading to two gasosaid to be such that will launch line tanks and a house power her right up in the big letters nearby three-mont- hs Many to See Memorial Abandoned Jap Surrender NEW YORK Aug 25 (UP)— A proposed one to two million dollar memorial to the late Ernie Pyle was abandoned today in deference of the to Mrs Pyle's disapproval scheme Boise-Payet- NOW te Og-deni- te COLONIAL I By Alice Pardoe West Staff Pramount Month" starts today and that little firecracker from Battle Creek Michigan Betty Hut- ton human dynamo of the screen Standard-Examin- er uhK j chip on your shoulder its an indi- cation of wood a little higher up" "Puppy love is the beginning of a dog's life" and dozens of others She liked noise and plenty of it rhinestone heels all the attention - velvet bath-in- g also was noted for a number has been chosen mg suits sucker in by Paramount Pictures inc to- calling tne fellows top the list in its "Third of a Cen- such a way they liked it tury" anniversary productions as With Betty topping the list for the star in Incendiary Blonde this "Paramount Month" as the star has who This glamorous person can blitz combine she her for the "Incendiary Blonde" let proved technique of mad merry madcap us look back a little at the progstyle with sincere drama— she ress of Paramount Pictures Inc clowns one minute and the next was started back The minute turns her cheek the other m 1912jcorporation Zukor im- when Adolph way to hide a furtive tear — plays ported from France the four-rethe role of Texas Guinan film Elizabeth" starring The characteristics of the world Sarah '"Queen Bernhardt famous night club hostess who William Farnum tells us he reearned for herself the title of members well when Paramount "Queen of Night Clubs" are espe- pictures were in embryo cially suited for Betty and she "I didn't pay much attention to blends them into one fascinating the birth of the movies" he states Texas Guinan for the screen one night I dropped into a "until Texas who in real life was Mary small theatre which was showing Louise Guinan was the master of a French film 'Queen Elizabeth' the wisecrack and the flip quip with Sarah Bernhardt as its star and used to be the two-gu- n gal When I later heard her remark of the movies She made her debut 'This is my one chance to be imin the chorus of the stage musical mortal' I knew something was The Snow Man and was pro afoot" Cartoon moted to the leading feminine role He recalls that his brother Dus-ti- n Novelty— News in three weeks It was she who Farnum was starred in the first originated such quips as "Some In Hollywood "The widows are grass — but none are film made Man" and that Cecil B De Squaw green" "Don't go around with a Mille directed it in an old barn in an orange grove After being convinced that the Come Early! movies represented a really respecBargain Hour to 2 p m 250 table industry he decided to accept an offer of the starring role in "The Sign of the Cross" Mr 's company had become Paramount Pictures at that time "It was lots of fun making that he states "and we made picture" it on a farm on Lone Island Later when it was shown on the screen I realized that while I Was playing in a stage play to a thousand Matinees 30 per Kiddies lOf Evenings 35 sons nightly some half a million All Prices Include State and Federal Taxes fans were seeing "The Sign of the cross on tne screen The former Shakespearean actor STARTS TODAY! aiso recalls his famous fight with 10m santsclu in "The Spoilers" xnat scrap is famous he re A Grand Program for the Entire marked "but we never could have Family! played it on the stage If we had we wouldn't have lasted more than a night or two There would have been nothing left of either of us TWO PEOPLE EVER SHARED! William Farnum is onlv one of many of the old stars who made they sfiut oof the world around them— history m the progress of Para mount Pictures Such names as En but not their oast rmxn Caruso rico Geraldme Farrar a lifetime of love laughter and tears into Lillie Langtry Fanny 1 Irene Castle ward ana William S Hart blazed eignt days ot borrowed paradise ! the posters and bill boards in those days Then there were Mary Pickford was was called "America's Sweetheart" after her appearance in "Tess of the Storm Country" Theda Bara as the screen's No 1 vamp Clara Kimball Young with the "tragic eyes" Mae Murray with g the lips" Norma Shearer with her famous "profile" Mar-len- e Dietrich whose "legs" carried her through in more ways than one So such fanciful appellations as "The Look" for Lauren Bacall "The Voice" for Frank Sinatra and "The Groaner" for Bing Cros- i 2 i el n Zu-kor- Bar-thelme- top-ethe- r ss 16-in- Boise-Payette- Mere Hospitals WASHINGTON Aug 25 (AP)— President Truman has approved a program for an additional 29000 HOLLYWOOD Aug 25 (AP)— hospital beds for war veterans Now that peace will release neces- The White House said today the sary materials movie producers president had asked Gen Omar are making plans for the use of N Bradley new veterans' admin16mm films plans that will bring istrator to expedite selection of ham to every hamlet sites for these beds announces that in the future all their films will be duplicated on 16mm film This expands the reach of the motion picture as never before for every crossroads with enough inhabitants to form an open air audience can now expect to see films Portable equipment loaded in a truck with a few boxes of films can thus put the most graphic vehicle SAT SEPT 1 of propaganda entertainment and One Night Only education at the front door of rural America While such problems as assigning territory arranging bookings sales and management await the release of sufficient materials the project is a certainty with the backing of Others will not be slow to follow e the lead Frank Lawrence employe of United Artists Howaad and Hughes other producing organizations announces plans for establishing small theatres for 16mm films He plans to convert stores and garages and provide several hundred traveling auto trailer theatres and traveling portable house theatres Since such firm is construction of such theatres is not under such rigid requirements as regular film theatres Lawrence envisions his project as an ideal releasing medium for commercial films which have never been assured adequate distribution through existing channels Use Of such facilities by the government agencies such as the pubAnd His Orchestra lic health service the department of education the department of agriculture could make great strides in education in rural America Wartime agencies have learned the efEach Admission fectiveness of this means of visual education especially in training men for the armed services ch er M-G-- M one-tim- Metro-Goldwyn-Ma- 5-0- 00 non-inflamma- TOMMY TUCKER 8120 re-enter- ed top-notche- rs 1 CAUGHT I I A Fish Hayed a Little Reopen Saturday Aug 25 Harry s dutch oven Din ing pim In Farmingtott Phone 110 for Reservations I I 1 0RPHEUM : fi-vi- f thi Strangest Holiday Brinff Movies Metro-Goldwyn-May- ed lery 1 Truman Okehs To Every Hamlet ng jeep-mount- New Film Will TI lft£ 3 I he """vl v r m c a Picture aaain am agw IN TECHNICOLOR! 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H Starring: HARRIET HILLIARD wiK Oazie Nelson Jack Teagarden Orchestra FILM FIND It isn't the heat it's just Lizbeth Scott above vvliVv making Hollywood producers scurry around for fountain pens New star on movie-dom- 's horizon will shortly be seen in Paramount's "You Came 2Uong Today when so many foods are scarce it is only natural dog owners are concerned about the proper feeding of their dogs The first consideration is to find a food that the dog likes and enjoys ' But there is a lot of satisfaction for the dog owner too when that food contains all the vitamins minerals carbohydrates and proteins that the dog needs Dry dog foods are ideal and economical solution to the entire problem of wartime rationing for dogs The main thing to remember is that a good dry dog food contains everything a dog likes for his well being As a perfect example to remember is that well being M G M points with pride to two of their stars "Lassie and Laddie" Both beautiful collies are currently appearing at Orpheum theatres in the M G M technicolor production "Son of Lassie" "Lassie" you will recall rose to stardom last year in "Lassie Come Home" Both collies are fed on dry dog food preparation called Friskies The spirit and health and sleek coats of these wonder dogs prove beyond doubt the nutritional adequacy of their daily diet Dogdom need not suffer from wartime restrictions or rationing when all dog owners can obtain from their grocers or pet In addition to the completeness of this type of food it isshops easy to feed store handle and is inexpensive — Pins— Color Cartoon "GABRIEL CHURCH KITTEN Passing Parade "RETURN FROM NOWHERE" News Latest World-Wid- e Doors Open at —Show Time — "SON OF LASSIE" at 3:15 5:20 7:30 and 9:40 NEWS AND SHORTS at 2:45 4:55 7:05 and 9:15 1:00 12:45 ORPHEUM - Now |