"Where has he been all this time? Somebody certainly should have told me about him!"
So nan the conversation in Hollywood executive corridors the morning after the preview of Deanna Durbin's "Three Smart Girls Grow Up," writes Harold Heffernan to.the "Oregonian."
The producers were whining about young Robert Cummings, a little envious because a rival studio had snared one of the most promising comebacks of the year.
Thumbing the blue books, the lords of Hollywood discovered to their amazement that there was nothing aew about Cummings. He was a typical Hollywood football. He had been "in pictures," but had been kicked around the lots for nearly four The dance programme will be, what Theatre.
The brilliant ballet of|Evening on May 2. may be described, as a cavalcade of Tschaikowsky. "The Sleeping Beauty," The programme consists of three jazz featuring the progress of modern which scored the well deserved suc- short plays, "Family Album" and "We dance music from the inception of cess last week, will be repeated.
Were Dancing," by Noel Coward, and Musical Favourites Teddy and Ferry Guzza, accomplished and eccentric musicians at jazz 30 years ago to the swing music The brilliancy and magnificence of "Two Gentlemen of Soho," by A. P. D-D.'s, continue favourites with the of the present day. this fascinating show, the grace and, Herbert, the two former being from|!#"Se Personnel attending. Respec-Starting with "Alexander's Ragtime poise of dancers, the excellent miming the "Tonight at 830" series and the ively at the piano and drums, they Band," the programme will feature|and acting deserve praise.
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