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SAYS OUR HERO: IECTI0N I OF THI BROOKLYN EAGLE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1942 TREND SUNDAY, MONDAY RADIO PROGRAMS WABC, SSOK.i WEAF, 660K.J WJZ, WOR, WMCA, 570K.j WNYC, S30K.) WQXR, WHN, WNEW, 1130K.t WEVD, wov, moK.i wins, ioook. -w, awn. i sV ait Aha TODAY'S BEST BETS 1:00 Mayor LaGuardla. WNYC. 2:30 "Wage Policy In War Time," Forum, WEAF.

3:30 The Army Hour. WEAF. 7:30 We, the People, WABC. 8:00 "How Can We All Help Win the War?" WOR. "The Stars and Stripes In Britain," WOR, 10:30 This Is Our Enemy, WOR.

preeedlnf profram la An the air. Where there If na liatlnf for a atatlon A.M. TO 12 M. 4 45 WINB Jehit 4K 1 fc 'X Pa 2 I I Kirby Orth. 5:00 WABC Family Hur.

WEAF TiMlt, BM Rtar. WJZ Maylin inter, WMCA Neva; Bint Crotby. WNVC Ceneert Orth. WINB Tetld Grant. 5:15 WJZ Olivia.

WMCA Hrvolvlni State. WINB left Be Nrlthbort. 5:30 WEAF "Wilts." itery. JZ Army-Nayy Game. WMCA Mfiledlrs, I 8 Ntwi, 3 45 WABC Cecil Bmwn.

nt. WMCA Band af Week, WINS Muiit. WNVC TrMiiiry Paraila. 5 S0 WMCA 'Thrill Nnriea. 1.00 WABC Edvtard Mitrrew.

WEAF Calliolia Hour. WJZ Nrwt. WMCA Ntwt; "f.3 Club." WNVC Aniwtnnt Ytu. WINS Muilc. JZ Swtet and Lew.

1:1 WABC Daar Jahn. WINS Quartette. 1:30 WABC 8t. Gene Autry. WIAF Great ilderittett.

NYC San WJZ Nttn. WMCA Ave Maria Heur. WINS Ntwi. WJZ E. Temltn.e.

WNYC Newi. WINS Mum. 7 P.M. TO 10 P.M 7:00 WABC Our Secret Weaaen. WEAF Mayer af WIZ Veur Blind Data.

WOR R. Himbtr Oreh. WMCA Volet tl Prophecy. VC ttr work Heur. WINS Treatury Shew.

WHN Sporti titra. 7:15 ABC Lou bit j. WHN Bert Utt. WINS Yuii Can't Da Bitilntu With tiler. 7:30 WABC We the People.

WEAF Bandwatun. CLIFTON WEBB and Leonora Corbett in Noel Coward's cockeyed comedy, "Blithe Spirit," ot the Booth Theater. CANDID CLOSE-UPS 1:00 WABC Net. WEAF Newt. WIZ Net.

WOR Nel. WMCA Net: Stent! Heart Proironi. WHN Marllek Ore. WNYC itr Btlor. WINS 8unthl.o Hour.

I 05 WABC Or ten Muilt. WEAF Ortan Reeilal. Variety Shew. 1:15 WOR Children Concert. WHN Sent Shop.

1:30 ABC Contort Trie. WEfF Strlne Ouertet. Waodiherlden. WOR Untie Den. WMCA Kite Smith.

WINS Front Pafe Drama. 1:4 WABC Burt Ivet. tnnti. MCA Vauf ha Monroe. NM title.

WNYC Newt. WINS Leult Crtein Oreh. WABC World Newe. WEAF World Newt. WIZ Newe.

WOR Newt. WMCA Sunday Meditation. WHN Dirk Todd Oreh. WNYC Matterwerk Hour. WINS Jubilee Sintert.

WABC A. Tlotlen, ortan WEAF Mile Quartet. WIZ Mueie Variety. WOfl Piamtt. WHN Newt.

WINS Wetterlleld. 1:30 WEAF Worde and Muelt WOR eatt In Review. WMCA Frank nd Erneet WHN Bible. WIN Battle Stallone. MS WABC Gyniy Caravan.

WMCA Reliafeut Newe. WHN Bine; Crotby. WINS Newe. 1:10 WEAF Rontenee and Yeu 1:55 WEAF Newt. 111:00 WABC Church of the Air WEAF Bible HUhllohK, WJZ Children I Program.

WOR Newt. WMCA Newt: Tommy Dortry Orrh. WHN 6oii Album. WNYC Onert Hour. WINS Multe.

10:15 WOR Hawaii Colli WMCA What Conk in' WINS Al Donahue Orth. 10.30 WABC Wlnto Over lorden. WEAF Children Hour. WIZ Seuthrrnaireo. WOR Marine Carat.

WMCA Platter Timet. WHN Pn.tilar Mullt. WINS Mutie. 10:45 WOR Walter Comaten. WMCA Sonobirdt.

WHN Newt. 11:00 WABC Newt. WIZ Newt. WOR Howell Colt WMCA Newt: Williem Wirtet at Contele. WHN Calory Chureh.

WNYC Venn. Arli.tt. WINS fintnel Tebernerie. IH1 WABC I Petri. aio.o.

WIZ Horaee Heidi. II :25 WOR Mutle. 11.30 WABC Invitation to Leernlni. WEAF Newt. WOR Newt.

WNYC Netro Sineere. 1 1 '35 WOR Radio Chanel 11:45 AF Commando Mory. 12 M7T0 4 P.M. 12:00 WABC Niwt. WEAF-Oftvn South.

WIZ War je.irn.il WOR Carllc WN VC Mo.lfll Qui'. WMCA Hti Xa.ler Cnflt Oreh WINS Club 11:11 WABC WMCA Net 12 WABC Salt Lake Choir AF C. Otr. iir WJZ it. Hall WOR lrtia Canr inft MCA tap MWitb Minn WHN Bam Taub.

WNVC Milflnf PrM. WINS educational (.. 'fm- 1 fci.lii-llf mX 'k'JuJsSl Um. iilMIrellellffmilM lelf- i ile.n.11. mMM GINGER ROGERS goes bock Major and the Minor," the her and RayMilland to the Davey Morris Likes to Work for Wyman And Commute Home to Brooklyn, By Jupiter Br ROBERT FRANCIS 'I am very happy," says Davy Morris, attacking one of Louis Bergen's sandwiches.

We have come over from the Shubert, where young Mr. Morris has taken over the assignment of helping Theseus steal Hippolita's girdle In "By Jupiter." Mr. Morris is the current Homer of the piece. "Of course," continued Davy, "I am very happy to be working at all. But I am particularly tickled to be working for Dwight Wyman Hen in.

I was In 'On Your Toes' and Stars In Your you know. So this makes the third time. After six months of making radio recordings and bus-boying in the Stage Door Canteen, It's nice to get a stage under your feet." It isn't Just because he conies from Brooklyn and is proud of it that we like Davy Morris. He's a darned good actor. Also he can tell a dialect story over the after-theater beer so effectively that you forget that the expresses stop running after 1 o'clock.

David ahould be able to. In his 12 years on the stage, he's played every nationality of juvenile you can think of. Davy is an amusing guy to be with. The Morrises are thoroughly Brooklyn Father John for years was a Deputy Sheriff of Kings County and still is captain of Hip 5th Assembly District. Davy still goes home at night to 51 Chauncey where he was born and brought up.

Papa started him off toward a career of law and politics, via Public School 35, Erasmus Hall, and a degree from N. Y. but Dave didn't go for either. The only hope of the Morrises shoiked his family by making his debut on the stage of the Theater as juvenile for William Hodge in "The Old Rascal," immediately after graduation. "They didn't like it at all," he grins.

"In fart. Pop raised quite a stench. I said, 'Actors only cut each others' throats in a nice way, politicians go at it with a He said I wind up working six weeks out of every year. It wa.s a draw." "But didn't you tell me once that Sam Bernard was your mother's brother and that Fannie Van was her sister? With all that theatrical blood in the family, I should think he might have expected it would crop out in you." one reminded him. "Not only that," laughs Davey, "but his own sister was Annie Morris, who was quite somethln' they tell me back in Tony Pastor's day.

I guess he Just knew too much about show business." However, Davy fooled the family. Hes managed to keep pretty busy. After that Flat bush coming out party "The Old Rascal" did a Six months' run at the BIJou in New York. Then he went to Holly wood for a year for spots In such pictures as "Tea for Two'' and "Ladles' Journal." Back to Broadway for "Big Hearted Herbert." "Best of Families," "Revenge With Music," "Squaring the Circle" and "Morning Star." "Somehow I've managed to get into about every kind of show business vaudeville, musicals, drama, comedy. revues.

I've een been straight man for two burlesque comedians Red Marshall and Anne Cono. About the only thing I haven't tried Is night clubs." "Would you double in one now, along with doing 'By Jupiter I a.sk. "Would he chuckles, gulping the rest of his beer. "Just let one of those bistro guys a.sk me! But they haven't, so lets get the evubway to Brooklyn." WOMAN'S PLACE ISN'T IN, PLANE At Leait, That's What Fred Tells Rosalind, on Screen "So you think woman's pla-e in thr homr?" says Tonie, the lady dodo. (Notr: "Dodo'' is air slang for a student pilot.) "Well, it's not in a plane, anyway," answers Randy, the air are.

This conversation followed an air collision above a landing field which both Tonle and Randy managed to survive. And it marks the start of "Stand By to Die," a movie which Producer David Hempstead is making at RKO with Rosalind Russell and Fred MacMurray co-starred as a couple of hearts a-wing. From there on it flies fast into an adventurous romance between the pair of them, which takes Miss Russell into Jap-mandated Pacific isles and plenty of danger on a pre-war mission. There are all sorts of implications. But that wasn't what concerned Miss Russell this cay.

It wasn't the best time in the world to interview a star her first day at work on a new picture, on a studio lot which never had seen her before, with all concerned in cast and crew going through the jitters of an opening-day shaking-down process. But she said she didn't mind. I get those jitters, too." she said. "Always do. But talking about other things takes your mind off of it." So she talked.

Subject: The prejudice of male pilots against women fliers, as evidenced in the opening sequence of her new picture. "It exists all right," she said. "I've encountered it. In recent months I've visited 30 army camps, doing my stint to help entertain 400000 men. Getting around like that, you're bound to encounter a prejudice if it exists.

And I encountered it. "But," said she tolerantly, "it is natural enough, isn't it? Alter all. when you consider what men have done in fiying, how they've pio- neered. It was the same way she said, "when Cary Gi ant and I were work ing in 'My Girl Friday' and I was a lady reporter. I found out then thai newspapermen didn think so I much I mean professionally of course of women 111 their field." Tne darkly vivid Miss Russell laughed that one off.

abruptly swung back to the matter 111 hand thus business of posiiii; a woman flyer as i combating mawuline prejudice in order to get inuj the air in "Stand By to Die." "Why not?" she said. "We've got women filers in this country, and good ones. too. Some of them are I working for the Army Ferry Com-j mand, delivering big planes from factory to fighters. "Others are civilian instructors in army flying schools.

Doing a fine I job of it, too. i "Yes, ma'am, masculine prejudices just, have 10 sine way. When it conies to the air, you can't keep a good girl (in Ghost Towns Now Go 'Functional' I Have you ever heard of a func tional ghost town? You probably ha vent, becaie Universal built the first one only a short time ago. It was erected in the desert wastelands of Arizona for Gregory La Cava's new Irene I Dunne comedy, "Idy In a Jam." I A functional ghost town is like I any other ghost town in the nlri West, exrept that it. onlv looks as if it's falling to pieces.

Actually you 1 can live in it If you have to. Other ghost towns are oeserted villages which the years have destroyed. La Cava had hLs functional ghost town constructed because he wanted I to have the upper hand over the weather while filming scenes in the I Arizona desert for "Idv In a Jam." 'Ordinarily, movie companies on lota are forced to shut down production In bad weather. With his functional ghost lown I a Cava smiled at the elements. When the rains came, he moved indoors and continued filming, i "Lady In a Jam" was filmed In I Arizona because the story tells of a slightly daffy Manhattan heiress I who goes bankrupt and then treks West to Arizona to work an aban-1 doned gold mile In an effort to re-I coup her lost forcune.

i Supporting Miss Dunne are Pat-: ric Knowles, Ralph Bellamy, Eugene Pallette, Queer.le Vassar and Samuel S. Hinds. Color, and Things I Two hundred extras, seven sheep. I five goats, two camels, four horses, I a dozen mongrel dogs, a parrot and a dilapidated Model Ford were used In a bazar street scene "The Desert Song." for MOVIE TIME TABLE naooKLVN A1.REB-' Bambl 1115: Berlin 2 IS. 5 (5.

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WINS Jaj Uniyenlty. 7:45 WOR Pirrre Hum. newt, WMCA Brnny Geodmafl. 1:00 A BC World Newt. WEAF Ediar Btn Shew.

I Earl Cedwin. WOR American Ferum. WMCA Amincini Qui'. WHN Calvary Baptist Church. WNYC Concert.

It WIZ Gibbt and Finney. S.JO WABC Crime Decler. WEAF One Man Family. WJZ Sanr turn Myttery. WMCA Nrwt Ore ma.

It is WOR Gabriel Heatter. VI WABC Erie Sf-varnd. I 00 WABC Nucha Auer. WEAF Merry G- Raund. WIZ Waller Winchfll.

WOR Frem London. WMCA Nrwt. WHN OldFathienre Revival tot WMCA La her ArbitratiaH lit WJZ Pirkr Family. I 30 WABC Star Thratr, WiZ Jimmy Fidlor. WEAF Muilt Album.

0 RMf loily Hall. V4S WJZ Man and Mm it. 10 P.M. TO 1 A.M. 10:00 WABC Take It ar Leave It.

WEAF Hour ef Charm. WJZ Good-Will Hour. WOR John B. Huphet. WMCA Good-Will Hour.

WHN Met ii tyre Oreh. 10 It WOR Mrlntyre Orrh. II) .30 WABC Thry Live Ferrver A I oe anri Mabel. WON Our Corny. WHN Prima Orrh.

10 4 WHN Sourtt Final. II WABC Nrwt, AF Nrwt. JZNrwt. WOR Nrwt. WMCA Nrwt: Mutir.

HN NihhI Thrater. 110, WJZ Prrry Martia vanat 11,10 WABC Ent Svrred 11:15 WABC Btbby Byrne Orth I A Newt WIZ Doha EHintten. WOR G-ert M'any. WMCA Unity Viewaointt, 11 :30 WABC Abe Lyman Orth. AF Anther Plavhnuaa.

WOR tonal Warhert. MCA Dick Jiirt'nt. WIZ MilrheM Ayret, 11:4 WOR Catlr Oreh. WMCA Bitly Roe 12 11(1 WABC Gene Krupa Orth. Af N-ws.

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(I it WOR Guy Lombard. MCA Ramrny Kav 1 10 WARC Ntll Rnndlhu Orrh WFAF Joe Manala O'th. WIZ Gay tlarlrltr Orrh. WOR Frem London. WMCA Ln Brewn.

17 It WO Bobby Byrne Orth, 5t WEAF Nrwt. Newt. WMCA Nrwt. IZ Mirttc. (W'- -mm, at I to pig-tails for part of "The novel comedy which brings N.

Y. Paramount Wednesday. REVIEW atmosphere strmil towri and country life tn Maine. It is au'h'n-tic Down F.ast and It folksir.esi Is not the least of Its betier qualities. The story of Simon recalls the bitter but inspiring struggles of the men and women who WTeAted a living from the dry farm prairie belts, a folk tale of the making of America which has been put into print only too often.

It is well to remember that all the heioes of the national epic wwe not. frevh from covered wagons: that those who remained behind in thr had to plough and rhop their fortunes out of a bountiful Nature, too. There was devotion find amhitiiti and mighty lnbor in the Maine forests, no less than In the timber-lands of Minnesota and Washington, and the earth had to lie compelled to bring forth Its increase less 1:1 'lie V.tlli". tl.nn in the K.m And 1. I' illl'g of 'hi; I '1 1 II.

1 7 fv d-l I lie j-ot 1 1 iiJI a M.iin WHN Bvra Hoir. WINS Timet Sp. Mluien, WABC Newi. WEAF Revrlll Rsundup. WiZ Newt.

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WHN Newi. WNYC Enumbla. I 45 WABC Adelaid Hawtay. WEAF Muilt. WJZ Newi.

WOR Niwt. WMCA Iniuranee Talk. WHN Goodman Oreh. WNVC Newt Report. I 50 WiZ Thumbt Up- WOR Mmlcal Interlude.

I 53 WNVC Around Naw York. WEAF Von and th War. WINS Newt. 1:00 WABC Nrwt. WEAF She Without a Name.

WiZ Woman af Timarraw. WOR Pep ten preleri. WMCA Ntwt: Freddit Martin. WHN 8 in Craiby. WNVC Maiterwork Hour.

I ut it, WABC Radio Reader. WMCA Thret -Quarter Time, WHN Food Ferum. WINS Tyo.ral Timet. :30 WABC Danelnt 81'tntl. EAF Morning Moodt.

WiZ Brraktait Club. WOR WMCA Porter Patter." WINS Erdody Onh. 45 WABC Church Hymnt. WEAF Jack Turner. WOR Pmpram Prtview.

WHN Nri. WMCA Mavdt. WINS Nrwt. I 50 WOfl MrUrty Momntt. 10:00 A BC Valiant Lady.

WEAF Bnt jnhnten. WJZ Market Newi. WOR Fmm London. WHN Powell orth WMCA Newt; Health. WNVC Your Re.aurset.

WINS Sylvern Orth 10 IS WEAF BitHelor Kidt. WABC American Stnriet. WiZ Nrwt. WOR oh nun Family. MCA Tim my Otriey.

WHN Weaver Thoutl.ti. WNYC Ememhle. 10 30 WABC Honeymoon Hill. WEAF Help Mate. WIZ Hank Lawton.

WOR Happy Jim partont. WMCA Morninp Dio.t. HN Dim Albert Oreh. YCSvr Salvage, 10 40 WOR Health Talk 10:43 OR Coniumen Club, WABC Fletcher Wiley. WEAF Veunt Dr.

atone WJZ Strinfltime WHN Daughter Betty. WNYC Ptlire Dept. I I .00 WABC Jump Tim. 17 Break'att Inlerviewi. WFAF Road af Lite.

WMCA Newi; Mutle. WOR Newi. WHN Health and Muilt. WNYC Nrwt. WINS Alice Huthet.

11 WNYC ft. Kni'kerwoeker 11:1 WABC Secand HiMhand. YC Muticel Cemedy. WFAF Vit and Bade. WOR Women'i Hour.

MCA Rural Revue. Newi. WINS Muilr II 20 WHN Thernhilf Oreh. II 30 WABC Bnpht Mori en. WEAF Atainit the Storm WIZ Haute la Country.

WMCA Ntwt. WHN Shep Fir Mi. WINS Racing: Mimt. 11:43 WEAF David Harum. WABC Aun Jrnnv.

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TO 2 P.M. 12.00 WABC Kale Smith. Wf AF Newi. 1 7 Trial Jim Roberttan WOR Baki Barter. WNVC Symphony Variety WMCA Newi; Art Green.

WHN Newi. WNVC Mutli at Work. WINS Newi. IMS A BC Btg Slitar. WEAF Wardt and Muilt WJZ Naney Booth Craig WOR Muale.

WHN Oanto Mutle WINS Platttr Chatter, 17 2fl WHN Newi. 17 7 WJZ Newt. 11 30 WABC Helen Trent. WFAF Ted leele. WJZ Farm 1 Heme H'r WOR Newt.

WHN Kitehep Kapen 17 4A WINS Raelng Rerairhet WEAF Remenra ind Von 12 4S WOR Bble. B'll Hay WABC -Our Qal Sunday. WFAF Newi. WINB Mmlc. I 00 WABC Lite Beautiful WEAF Mary MrBxde WJZ Baukhage Talkinp.

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1 1 II -W 4 BC. 11:1 5 WFAF. 12 no I AF wr, WMCA, to WOR. 15 WIAF, WMCA Barto and Mann, famous old-time comedy act, Nancy toured vaude- vllle circuits throughout the United 1 s'aie parents She will play the role she creal ed nn produces the film eision of Best Foot Forward." LISTEN HERE Gig Young gives warning to Nancy Coleman in the Fox Brooklyn's "Gay Sisters," while Geraldine Fitzgerald smirks in the background. Tailcoat's Travels Have Prop Men Tearing Their Hair In following the fabulous tailcoat which runs through "Tales of Manhattan" like an ironic leitmotif, the camera visits an odd assortment I of places, familiar and unfamiliar, squalid and opulent.

And in each I it picks up a unique variety of i props, some of them challenging the I -wizardry of the Hollywood prop men who have to produce them. "Tales of Manhattan." produced I by S. P. Eagle and Boris Morros 1 lld bv 20th Century-Fox. opens at the Music Hall Sept.

17. Ius nine and 28 featured play- ers include Charles Boyer, Rita Hayworth. Ginger Rogers, Henry-Fonda. Charles Laughton. Edward G.

Robinson. Ethel Waters. Paul Robeson, Rochester. Thoma." Mitchell. Eugene Pallette.

Roland Young. Cesar Romero. Gail Patrick. El.sa Lanchester, George Sanders and Jimmv Gleason. The first way station along the road that takes the tailcoat from the wardrobe of a matinee idol to ius ultimate end on the back of a scarecrow is a sumptuous hunting lodge.

Here Boyer, Mitchell and Rfta Hayworth act out a little tragicomedy among the appurtenances of game hunting. Securing various trophies animal heads was no trouble for the prop men. But get-ling a complete? of guns was. Several sport stores were ransacked before the collection, which plays a more than passing role in the film, was complete. A hock shop and Carnegie Hall supplied the varied backgrounds for Charles Laughton.

who plays a compo-ser of serious music earning his living by banging out boogie-woogie tunes on the piano. It wasn't easy to stock the hoi shop. What they couldn't get from real life pawn brokers they had to buy new. In "Tales of Manhattan" Edward O. Robinson progresses from a Bowery flophouse to an exclusive hotel.

This was easy. The casting bureaus are well stocked with character actors of cinematlcally speaking high and low degree. Perhaps the most unusual setting of all is the one in which the scene if a Southern sharecropper's village. Nowhere in Hollywood were there houses to match a sharecropper' tumble-down shark. They had to be built from photographs.

Paradoxically, the easiest of all the props to get was the most important one. The studio merely called in a good tailor, and had him make up a fashionable tailcoat. Diana Plays Drama And Comedy, Too Though the lat John Barrjmore wa. one of the greatest H.imle'.s of his generation, he was also one of ita greatest comedians. The famed actor's 21 -year-old daughter.

Diana Barrvmore, though she has Just hegun her theater and screen career, is showing Rign of powes-slnn of her late dad ability to art bo'h nerioud and humorou roles. Diana atarted with a atraight dramatic role In "Eagle Squadron." now at the Fox. she plays comedy, ometlme.i borderlof on the slapstick, In her second Universal picture. "Between Us Girls," which comes to the Capitol Theater following "Somewhere I'll Find You." Youthful Miss Barrymore does half a dozen characterizations in "Between U.s Giris." Primarily. Mir? plays a girl of her real ane, looking as she does in dailv life.

Secondarily, she does numerous sequences as a 12-year-olrl miss In pigtails ard middy blouse. This Is because Outstonding 'FOOTLIGHT with John Payne, Betty Grable and Jimmy Gleason in the cast, will follow "The Pied Piper" into the Roxy Theater Wednesday. IJ WNVC String Orth 12 4S WOR Frank MCA iMuranr Talk. WINS N' 1:00 WABC ChiM-rh lha Atr AF "Peat It WOR CiKtam CU. WMCA Nti Art Grata.

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Tibbott. Bobbs-Merrill. $2.50) has some of the qualities of Paul Bunyan. the Chevalier Bayard and Gentleman Jim Corbett. the heavyweight prizefighter.

To be sure, he combines the best features of each, and In the end we find him about to embark upon a public career at i Nancy Coleman lives up to her red hair. She also acta up to It, which Is why Warner Brothers put her under long-term contract. As one of the title role-lsts In "The Oay Sisters," currently at the Fox Brooklyn, she gives the stars, George Hient, Barbara Stanwyck and Oeraldine Fitzgerald, stiff comix1 tit ion for the honors. Miss Coleman, who made her fust film appearance as Louise in "King Row," is a young lady with a lot of spunk and fire to match those auburn tresses. 8h stuck to her stage ambitions when a less-determined person would have turned to something else.

She even refused a movie offer, some time ago. because she didn't think she was ready for It. When she studied dramatics at the University of Washington they gave her jobs like taking care of the lights; they didn't think she rated an acting assignment. Theatrical managers In San Francisco were of the same opinion. But Miss Coleman had her own ideas on the subject.

She worked as a department store elevator op-eraior and a millinery model, spending all her free time at radio auditions. Finally a local program hired her. She stayed long enomrtl to save a little money, then came to New York to try stage work. With ll'tle out-of-town experience, she performed the Impossible and became a sta-ie star in her second show. "Liberty Jones A Wsr-nr talent scout, who had seen her In her plav, "Susan and God." offered her a contract.

A year before she had turned him down. The second offer proved more acceptable, so Muss Coleman went to Hollywood and proceeded to win a leading lole In "Kings Row." But she wouldn't sign a contract until the studio inserted a provision guaranteeing that they wouldn't change her name. Miss Coleman knows what she likes. Conferring on New Musical Cole Porter hM rrivfd from Hollywood for confrrpnew with Vinton dTrwdlry and Hrrbprt and concerning "Sotne-thinu tor the Boys," the new mu-Klcal comedy which tlie collalxra-tors of t.efa Face It" are preparing for Fieedley production thU Fall. The Fields will retire to their plce in Connecticut this weekend to complete the book.

Ole Olsen Writes Song Ole Olsen, star of "Sons 0' Fun" at the Winter Garden, has Just completed a new song dedicated to lus friend, Brig. Gen. Jimmle Doo-' little, enlltlcd "Shangri-La." It is on the President's descrip-j Hon of the mythical airport from I which Dooliltle bombed Tnkio. The sons will he Introduced oyer the air very shortlj by Morton Gouid. NEWS ON THE AIR TODAY M.

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Hi- subdues Villainy and virtue and in the doing, contrive. to put In an eventful life in which fire in his timberlands vies with destroying flames in his new house He comes out of the woods, which are hr. passion, after getting his i legs crushed on the spring log drive. He contrives to be the worthy son of a hell-roaring father iwho. by the way.

burned himself up In a drunken spree 1 And not the leas! of Simon's achievements Is the cap-lure ni Debby, a sweetheart If there i ever was one, though, to he sure. 1 it was a rapture she was only praying wiuld occur. Thus the tale. Pethaps something be said In passing of Parker Thur.ston, author of most of Simon's troub.es. He was a bad eix and came 10 a si.it:!vlng!y had end What makes "Simon Ilastirns" en' amni: is if -ir citren' list.

e' er is th" jstoiy it. ef. Rather it the hmey Nancy Walker Hai Antecedents her mother in the picture, Kay Francis, is in love with John Boles and wants to make a secret of her 21 -year-old daughter. In addition to these two mam Impersonations. Dirina has a scene as Queen Vu -tN la.

aged 82 and gives Impressions fn Sadie Thornton in I Wilidemeie in ilie Wilrie p'av and of Air in a suit of plop armor. Metro-GoHlwyn-Mayer's newest comedy star, Nancy Walker, arrived In Hollywood this week after com- pletlng ten month on Bi midway in the musical hit. B-s, Foo, For- i ward." The daughter of Dccj Barto, of.