Newsday (Nassau Edition) from Hempstead, New York • 25
- Publication:
- Newsday (Nassau Edition)i
- Location:
- Hempstead, New York
- Issue Date:
- Page:
- 25
Extracted Article Text (OCR)
26 Newsday Friday, September 27, 1940. Director Hitchcock Makes Actors Suffer Hollywood, Sept. 27-The best show in town is watching Director Alfred Hitchcock put his actors through their paces. He can take a simple scene and make his stars suffer more than any other director in the business. He did it the other day with Carole Lombard and Bob Montgomery, who were re-enacting their courting scene at a little sidewalk cafe.
But did he let them enjoy that reunion? He did not. They suffered through it. First of all, he got ten dirty urchins in rags to peer in at them and envy them every mouthful of food they took. Then he ordered a couple of wind machines to blow dirty pieces of paper and worn-out autumn leaves to mingle with the food as it got to their faces. After that, he turned to Bob, who was wearing 1 topcoat, and said, "Come on, let's do it all over again without the coat.
The very look of it is making me At which Carole snapped. "He'll have us doing the Lake Placid winter sports in shorts." Hitchy said, "That's given me an idea." When his "Foreign Correspondent" opens at the Four Star, look for a tiny scone which runs only a few feet, but in which, as the airplane crashes, Joel McCrca is knocked into 1 corner with his head bashed against the side of the plane. Joel did it seven times. After which, he turned to Hitchy and said, "I liked the first take best." Hitchy replied, "So did I. Pet just wanted to see if you could suffer." Don't miss "Forcign It's one of the greatest pictures of the year Sitting daily on Hitchy's set 1S young Jules Dassin, who started at 14 with the Yiddish Art Thea tre in New York.
He did "The Medicine Show" on Broadway last scar, and he's learning the picture business from Alfred Hitchcock. He couldn't' have a better teacher. You Tell One These folk who are predicting that Shirley Temple will make a picture for Joe Pasternak, or this or that studio, are talking through their hats. Because 20th CenturyFox bought a story Shirley would like to make, and so would the Temples. So won't it be a joke when Mrs.
Temple goes back to the same studio where Shirley became Hollywood's No. One box office Don't worry it won't happen till 1941. In visiting the Rancho Santa Fe the other day, I came upon the man-made lake which was a dam Mary Pickford and Doug Fair. banks built when they first bought property there, and I looked for their names, which they had carved in cement. Learned that after Douglas married Sylvia, before showing her the ranch, he sent brother Bob by special plane to cover over names with new cement.
Too bad -it was a nice landmark Rancho Santa Fe is one of the most romantic spots left in California. Some fine writers, who built beautiful haciendas down there, have become American refugees. They used to do two to four stories a year for the movics, but since the forcign refugees have been pouring in, these writers haven't done a story for more than a year. Maybe that's what we call our new democracy -throwing out our old and taking in strangers. Why couldn't we at least give them equal opportunities? .660 kc.
TODAY 12:00 Noon- -WEAF. Woman in White. WOR. Victor H. Lindlahr.
WIZ. Mary McHugh. WABC. Kate Smith. The O'Neills.
WJZ. Nancy Craig. WABC. When a Girl ries. Headlines in Health.
WJZ. Hinett Trio. WOR. WJZ. Farm and Home Hour.
WABC. Helen Trent. WOR. Consumers' Quiz. WABC.
Our Gal. Weather. Sunday. Bartal's Orch. WOR.
I'll Never Forget. WABC. The Goldbergs. Masters' Orch. WOR.
Ed Fitzgerald. WJZ. Between the Book Ends. WABC. Life Can Be Beautiful.
1 30-WEAF. Friendly Neighbors. WOR. Voice of Experience. WJZ.
Faith and Freedom. WAEC. Right to Happiness. 45-WEAF. Nears WOR.
Health Talk. WIZ. WABC. Road of Life. Masters' Orch.
WUZ. Harvey Harding. Light of the World. WOR. Alice Blair.
WJZ Your Voice and You. WABC. Young Dr. Malone. 2.15-WEAF.
Arnold Grimm's Daughter. WOR. Meet Miss Julia. WARC Girl Interne. 2:30 WEAF.
Valiant Lady. WOR. "Garden Club. WJZ. Concert Orch.
WADO Fletcher Wiley 2:45 WEAF. Betty Crocker. WOR. WABC. My Son and I.
WOR. Dodgers VS. Bees. 3 00. WEAF.
Mary Marlin. wiz. Orphans of Divorce. WABC. Society Girl.
Ma Perkins. WJZ. Amanda of Honeymoon Hill. WABC. Baseball Game.
Pepper Young's Family. WJZ. John's Other Wife. Vic end Sade. WJZ.
Just Plain Bill. Backstage Wife. Today's Radio Programs 1. 710 kc. WJZ.
WIZ. Club Matinee. Dallas. Lorenzo Jones. Young W.dder Brown.
Romance and You. News Girl Alone. WJZ. Rocky Gordon. Life Can Be Beautiful.
WOR. Baseball Review. WJZ. Malcolm Claire. Jack Armstrong.
WOR. Herbeck's Orch. WJZ. Ireene Wicker. WABC.
Michael Loring. 5 The O' Neills. WJZ. Bud Barton. WABC.
Scattergood Baines. Lil Abner. WOR. Uncle Don. WJZ.
WABC. Alma Kitchell. WABC. Edwin C. Hill.
Rhythmaires. WJZ. Bill Stern. WABC. Hedda Hopper.
6:20 WEAF. Five- Minute Mysteries. 6:25 5-WEAF. News WJZ. Jack Berch.
Capt. Healy's Stamp Club. WIZ. Music. WABC.
6.45-WEAF. Sports. WOR. Superman. WUZ.
Lowell Thomas, WABC. The World Todar. 7.00-WEAF. Pleasure fine. WOR Sports.
WJZ. Bushveld song: WABC. Amos Andy. Neut WOR. Confidentially Yours.
WABC. Lanny Ross. Alec Time. Lone Ranger. WOZ: Concert Music WABC.
Al Pearce Show. 8:00 Concert. WOR. Friday Night Show. WJZ.
Death Valley Days. WABC. Kate Smith From wood Today. WOR. Wallenstein's Sinfonietta.
8: 55-WABC. 9:00 WEAF. Waltz Time. WOR. Gabriel Heatter.
WJZ. Kogen's Orch. WABC. Johnny Presents. Keeping Amer1ca Out of War.
WOR. Command Performance. Hear 2 Burglary Cases at Mineola Two cases of burglary and one of driving while intoxicated were arraigned in County Court before Judge Cortland A. Johnson yesterday. Henry Mayer, 40, of 154 Ban- SUBURBAN HEIGHTS.
By Gluyas Williams FRED PERLEY 15 601N6 TO HAVE TO 6IVE UP THE 5:15, BECAUSE THE NEW CONDUCTOR DOESN'T THINK MUCH OF FRED'S BRIDGE GAME AND INSISTS ON DIRECTING THE PLAY OF EACH HAND FOR HIM 6 LUYAS. 9-27 (Released by The Bell Syndicate, WILLIANS 760 kc. WABC. 860 WJZ. Democratic tee.
WABC Grand Central Station. Music for erns. Don Ameche Show. WOR. WJZ.
Concert Music. WABC. Believe It or Not. Info to Conscriptees. WJZ.
Dinah Shore. 10.20-WOR. This War. 10.30-WEAF. Concert.
WOR. World Series Preview. WIZ. At Ease. WABC.
"Back Where I Came From'. McFarland Twins. WABC. WOR. WJZ WABC.
Orch. Weather. 1: 15-WEAF. Garr's Orch. WOR.
Bob Howard- -Profit Trio. WABC. Duchin's Orch. Antarctic Exped.tion. WOR.
Barnett's Orch. WJZ. Herman's Orch. WABC. Herbeck's Orch.
12:00 Mid. WEAF. WOR. Coffey's Orch. WJZ.
WABC. 12.05 A. M. -WEAF. Venuti's Orch.
WJZ. Pastor's Orch. WABC. Dance Orch. 12 30- WEAF.
Morgan's Orch. WOR. BBC WJZ. Golly's Orch. WABC.
Dance Orch. Noble's Orch. WJZ. McCor's Orch. WOR.
Livingston's Orch. WIZ. Orch. WABC. Day's Sacasas' Band.
WOR. WJZ. Sacasas' Rhumba Band. WABC, Jester's Orch. Orch.
WJZ. TOMORROW Farmer's Digest. Station Opening: 6 30-WJZ. News. Morning Reverles.
berry Mincola, received a suspended sentence and was placed on probation after appearing before the court on a charge of burglary in the tl.ird degree. Chappelle Harrison, was charged with driving while intoxicated as a second offender. Harrison pleaded not guilty and will be tried later. Willis Jackson, 22, colored shoe shine boy, pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree and was remanded for sentence Oct. 10.
Jackson's address was given as 51 Helen Freeport. ON CANADIAN VISIT The Albert Bigelow Schultzes, whose Hewlett Bay Park abode the LeRoys have been occupying this summer, will not return until the end of October from their farm at Port Hope, Canada. Mrs. C. Perry Beadleston will go directly from her Southhampton summer place back to her town apartment at 375 Park N.
Y. Daughter "Peggy" will close up the family residence in Hewlett Bay Park on Oct. 1st. FITTING Red JUVENILE DEP'T THE NEW SHOE STORE HEMPSTEAD FREEPORT 860 kc. 1210 kc Your Outdoor Guide.
6 55-WOR. Salute to Saturday. WOR. Weather. WJZ.
Breakfast in Bedlam. WABC. Morning Almanac. Sorey's Orch. Radcliffe Hall.
Passing Parade. Salute to SatWABC. WOR. WJZ. WABC.
Crackerjacks Quartet. WOR. Blossom Quartet. WJZ. Songs for Saturday, Music of Today.
Gene and Glenn. WOR. Airplane Club. WJZ. Dick Leibert.
WABC. Morning Almanac. 8 45-WOR. Betty and Buddy -Harvey and Dell. WABC- -Adelaide Hawley.
9 00-WEAF. WOR. Music from A to Z. WJZ. Breakfast Club.
WABC. Hillbilly Champions. Jim Robertson, Watch Step. WABC. Peggy Harris.
WOR. WABC. Let's Be Lazy. Musical Tete-Tete. WOR.
Musical Briefs. 10.00-WEAF. Lincoln Highway. WOR. Jacobson's Orch.
WIZ. Sidney Walton. WABC. Honest Abe. 10 15-WJZ.
Richard Kent. Brigth Idea Club. WOR. Parenthood Week. WJZ.
Sausage Party. WABC Singing Bee. Hillbilly Search. Sports School. WOR.
WJZ. Deep River Boys. WABC. Old DirtDobber Army Band. WJZ.
Rosa Lee. Hollywood News Girl. LE ROSE SHOPS LAST 12th Anniversary Sale New Fall Arrivals Daily and Buy Save Now Coats 10.99 to 89.50 Dresses 6.99 to 19.95 Le Rose, SHOPS 12 Main Hempstead.
Get access to Newspapers.com
- The largest online newspaper archive
- 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
- Millions of additional pages added every month
Publisher Extra® Newspapers
- Exclusive licensed content from premium publishers like theNewsday (Nassau Edition)
- Archives through last month
- Continually updated
About Newsday (Nassau Edition) Archive
- Pages Available:
- 3,765,784
- Years Available:
- 1940-2009