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Show By INEZ GERHARD WILLIAM PINE took his wife to a sneak preview of "The Lawless;-" he and William Thomas, after making some sixty successful action ac-tion pictures, had stuck their necks out and tackled one that was highly controversial. And for the first time Mrs. Pine said to him afterward, WILLIAM PINE "I like your picture!" Starring Mac-donald Mac-donald Carey and Gail Russell, "The Lawless" deals with the minority problem in a small California city. The Johnston office recommended it to special United Nations consideration. consid-eration. Paramount executives wanted want-ed to scrap it at one point. It is honest and realistic, showing what might happen in any American town. Johnny Bond, western singing star, has been signed to an exclusive, exclu-sive, two-year radio contract by the World Broadcasting System. He will transcribe songs for the program pro-gram service library, used by more than 700 radio stations. Bob Garred has been heard in six movies in the past two months but hasn't been seen in one, which is how he wants it. Being photographed photo-graphed entails making up, endless rehearsals with others, and overtime over-time work, he pointed out "And I just don't have the time. My two news broadcasts a day make it impossible im-possible for me to do any acting." So he will remain a voice rolling from a loudspeaker. Warner Bros' forthcoming "Fifty Years Before Our Eyes" features some of the rarest old film footage in the world, such as Prince Hirohito's chat with Lloyd George before World War I, and the first movies of Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini. Patrice Wymore, known in New York as a dancer and singer, reported re-ported for her role in "Tea for Two" wearing the finest white slacks suit money could buy, with a white cap on her red hair. Even on the Warner Warn-er Bros, lot she stood out. But two minutes later deflation of the spirit had set in. Director David Butler took one look, and asked if she were going to work on a parking lot between pictures. When James Cagney and his "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" troupe made some scenes at a Glendale supermarket two elderly matrons were spotted among the extra players. play-ers. They explained that they slipped in to get just one close look at Mr. Cagney. |