Millard County Chronicle | 1949-12-15 | Page 12 | Star Dust

By INEZ GERHARD JOHN DALL made a hit in his first picture, "The Corn Is Green"; in his fourth, Alfred Hitchcock's Hitch-cock's "Rope", he got the big break that every actor yearns for. He has his first sympathetic role in a long time in "Deadly Is the Female", for United Artists. But his is no over-night success. He learned his trade the hard way, ' ; V v j JOHN DALL through six years of work in stock companies and little theaters, then as a ' walk-on in two Broadway plays, finally in a good part in a third one, which brought him his Hollywood contract. He stands six feet one, has brown hair and blue-gray blue-gray eyes. The public has been so enthusiastic enthusi-astic about Milton Berle in "Al ways Leave Them Laughing" that Warner Bros, will produce another tomedy starring him.