with Matisfactory-to-all results. At least three Hollywood film companies are r.already seeking to buy' the not yet quite finished t. 157**7,*4 ''- ' . .' 3 1 7.' '.4- 1 THAT SCATTERBRAINED COUPLE--Robert Young and Dorothy MeGuire, in 3 scene from their new adventures, «Claudia and David 5,000,000 people, according to Encyclopae[lia Brittanica. Al 50,000,000 cubje feet of gas Used a day. autobiography of Britain's Duke Anril 5th Date of of ··Windsor.''-This story, in which r figu'res the great romance which Cal'mel l.ppearance led he then King of England to renounce his thrane for the love of the American woman he mar- ried; must automatically rate as one of the most valuable film story property of -all time. t Robert Montgomery won't sign a.· libw confrabt· with MGM when his present bne expires this year. From then on he. will make pie- tures only for his own producing conipany, and the first will be "Th'e Big Two," which will be re- lea@d thr6ugh Columbia. Dick Haymes, who's been wait- int to do a Western picture for ever so long, gets his wish. He's beer\ given the lead in "Ballad of FIgnate Creek,"which, - while a mustcal, has a completely West- et©"background. From Mexico City I hear that Linda Christian is having her por- trait painted by Diego Rivera and Mituel Covarrubias. But' my in- formant doesn't advise whether both artists are collaborating on one portrait, which -I wager they never would, f or/ whether Linda is just having two portraits paint- ed·' simultaneously, which would seem to be- rather overdoing this I When you see Virginia Mayo,in "0 jit of the .Blue" you will be redy to believe this: The lace swlin suit she wears weighs just a #action over three ounces. Humphrey Bogart and John Gar- field are bidding against each oth- er· to .buy screen story rights to Richard Macaulay's "The Good Die Young," with each star figuring that a thriller of this type is just the thing for him. The author is. having a lovely time, watching th¢ ·price go up and up and up. Cutest Sight of the Week: Mar- garft O'Brien teaching Clark Gable "hla itttetwBeen sn:; MgM. ollywood Hearsay: Because of his swell work in "Blaze of Noon," Paamount tore u# Sterling Hay- dei's old contract and gave him a<§,rand new one, with nice new salqry figures .„.. Lucille Ball gaYe Desi Arnaz a tennis court for 'his' birthday, but/ it isn't fin- ished FeiV·7 . C.Th& Anita: Louise- Bu#dy:Adler's little Adler due in Aligust'. ./. Ilona Massey back fr* .New York with her mother . :.r. . Susan Hayward and Jess Bajker off ¢m a motor tour . ... Harry Carey the happiest man in to¢n after:viewing the swell per- fotmance given·' by Harry Carey, Jr:'in "Pursued"·.. 7..·Mrs. pane Of Famed Angna Enters Angna Ent:rs, "the greatest mime of our J day", according to the New Yorker, appears in her Dance Episodes in 'the Sunset School auditorium, Carmel, on Saturday evening, April 5. Accord. ing to Gilbert Seldes, critic, Angna Enters providei "the most varied, the most persoinali and : the most entertaining entertainment you can possibly find.. /She is a joy to observe." 0 A combination of dancer, act- ress, and pantomimist, Angna En- ters gives an kntire theatre in her program. Her third book, "Silly Girl" is under contract for screen production, and is one of the titles on her program for April 5. The MGM 'films "Lost Angel" and "Tenth Avenue Angel", starring Margaret O'Brien, were also based on Angna Enters' stories and pro- gram. Tickets for ¤ the Angna Enters recital are on sale at Abinante's piano store. Monterey. Pioneer Developer of Pacific IGrove Beach Dies at Rest Home Requiem Mass was held Satur- day morning ht the San Carlos Catholic churcH for William Field- ing Smith, who passed away after a long period .of illness. Smith, who' was instrumental in the developrn¢nt of % the Pacific Grove waterfront, was ; born on November 72 1859/ inj' San'Juan Bautista; came to Monter* in 1864 where his father, tile late James Bennet Smith, served as the sixth sheriff of Monterey county. In 1904, Smith purchased the site of the present P. G. b2ach, and in spite of opposition, blasted out the rock,' and set up a bath- house, bathing resort and boat- housej later cut back the"sea wall, lengthened the beach, and built the stone wall and pier. Mr. Smith left the Grove in 1910, after selling : his interests to the father of Regikiald Foster, and em- barked upon ygars of travel, spend- ing two years in Spain, 17 in Mex- ico, five yearsi in Cuba, long per-· iods in Cuba, 'Italy, San Domingo and Haiti, where he operated a sugar plantation during World War I. He spent the last few years, of his life in Pacific Grove. ke U suryived "by 'his brother, Police Judge:T *'red Smith of Tu- lare; a daughter, Mrs. Constance Fdrguson of Fall River, Mass.; a niece, Mrs. William Kesemann of Ventura; and a nephew, James F. Smith of Oxuard. Funeral service, were held at the Raul mortuary, and internment followpa in the: Monterey Catholic The oldest piece of gIass which P. T. Barnum, reputed aut may be (iefinitely dated historically of the wise-crack, "There': is a large bead made in the 1500's sucker born every minute", B. C., according to the Encyclo- for business associates his·fri paedia Britannica. and animals. I DENNY-WATROUS MANAGEMENT - Presents 1 ANGNA ENTERS 4 8 FAMOUS DANCE MIME IN HER DANCE EPISODES Sunset School Auditorium 7 Tickets $3.00, .2.40, $1.80, 01·20 inc. tax On Sale Abinante's Piano Store, Monterey .. ''. ': '. -'ll BEST WAY MARKET Lighthouse at 17th St. Quality Food Items Free Delivery Servi& Daily 8078 - PHONE - 3(*TR Pacific Grove SOMETEING NEW CARM] "' Will Mitrch 22 f.. ' ' 0 0 The dini ... Dinnep / 9 ' Lunch f ./ Y -> 't , 9 9 9 Breakfa Room rates are E , OCR Text: with Matisfactory-to-all results. At least three Hollywood film companies are r.already seeking to buy' the not yet quite finished t. 157**7,*4 ''- ' . .' 3 1 7.' '.4- 1 THAT SCATTERBRAINED COUPLE--Robert Young and Dorothy MeGuire, in 3 scene from their new adventures, «Claudia and David 5,000,000 people, according to Encyclopae[lia Brittanica. Al 50,000,000 cubje feet of gas Used a day. autobiography of Britain's Duke Anril 5th Date of of ··Windsor.''-This story, in which r figu'res the great romance which Cal'mel l.ppearance led he then King of England to renounce his thrane for the love of the American woman he mar- ried; must automatically rate as one of the most valuable film story property of -all time. t Robert Montgomery won't sign a.· libw confrabt· with MGM when his present bne expires this year. From then on he. will make pie- tures only for his own producing conipany, and the first will be "Th'e Big Two," which will be re- lea@d thr6ugh Columbia. Dick Haymes, who's been wait- int to do a Western picture for ever so long, gets his wish. He's beer\ given the lead in "Ballad of FIgnate Creek,"which, - while a mustcal, has a completely West- et©"background. From Mexico City I hear that Linda Christian is having her por- trait painted by Diego Rivera and Mituel Covarrubias. But' my in- formant doesn't advise whether both artists are collaborating on one portrait, which -I wager they never would, f or/ whether Linda is just having two portraits paint- ed·' simultaneously, which would seem to be- rather overdoing this I When you see Virginia Mayo,in "0 jit of the .Blue" you will be redy to believe this: The lace swlin suit she wears weighs just a #action over three ounces. Humphrey Bogart and John Gar- field are bidding against each oth- er· to .buy screen story rights to Richard Macaulay's "The Good Die Young," with each star figuring that a thriller of this type is just the thing for him. The author is. having a lovely time, watching th¢ ·price go up and up and up. Cutest Sight of the Week: Mar- garft O'Brien teaching Clark Gable "hla itttetwBeen sn:; MgM. ollywood Hearsay: Because of his swell work in "Blaze of Noon," Paamount tore u# Sterling Hay- dei's old contract and gave him a<§,rand new one, with nice new salqry figures .„.. Lucille Ball gaYe Desi Arnaz a tennis court for 'his' birthday, but/ it isn't fin- ished FeiV·7 . C.Th& Anita: Louise- Bu#dy:Adler's little Adler due in Aligust'. ./. Ilona Massey back fr* .New York with her mother . :.r. . Susan Hayward and Jess Bajker off ¢m a motor tour . ... Harry Carey the happiest man in to¢n after:viewing the swell per- fotmance given·' by Harry Carey, Jr:'in "Pursued"·.. 7..·Mrs. pane Of Famed Angna Enters Angna Ent:rs, "the greatest mime of our J day", according to the New Yorker, appears in her Dance Episodes in 'the Sunset School auditorium, Carmel, on Saturday evening, April 5. Accord. ing to Gilbert Seldes, critic, Angna Enters providei "the most varied, the most persoinali and : the most entertaining entertainment you can possibly find.. /She is a joy to observe." 0 A combination of dancer, act- ress, and pantomimist, Angna En- ters gives an kntire theatre in her program. Her third book, "Silly Girl" is under contract for screen production, and is one of the titles on her program for April 5. The MGM 'films "Lost Angel" and "Tenth Avenue Angel", starring Margaret O'Brien, were also based on Angna Enters' stories and pro- gram. Tickets for ¤ the Angna Enters recital are on sale at Abinante's piano store. Monterey. Pioneer Developer of Pacific IGrove Beach Dies at Rest Home Requiem Mass was held Satur- day morning ht the San Carlos Catholic churcH for William Field- ing Smith, who passed away after a long period .of illness. Smith, who' was instrumental in the developrn¢nt of % the Pacific Grove waterfront, was ; born on November 72 1859/ inj' San'Juan Bautista; came to Monter* in 1864 where his father, tile late James Bennet Smith, served as the sixth sheriff of Monterey county. In 1904, Smith purchased the site of the present P. G. b2ach, and in spite of opposition, blasted out the rock,' and set up a bath- house, bathing resort and boat- housej later cut back the"sea wall, lengthened the beach, and built the stone wall and pier. Mr. Smith left the Grove in 1910, after selling : his interests to the father of Regikiald Foster, and em- barked upon ygars of travel, spend- ing two years in Spain, 17 in Mex- ico, five yearsi in Cuba, long per-· iods in Cuba, 'Italy, San Domingo and Haiti, where he operated a sugar plantation during World War I. He spent the last few years, of his life in Pacific Grove. ke U suryived "by 'his brother, Police Judge:T *'red Smith of Tu- lare; a daughter, Mrs. Constance Fdrguson of Fall River, Mass.; a niece, Mrs. William Kesemann of Ventura; and a nephew, James F. Smith of Oxuard. Funeral service, were held at the Raul mortuary, and internment followpa in the: Monterey Catholic The oldest piece of gIass which P. T. Barnum, reputed aut may be (iefinitely dated historically of the wise-crack, "There': is a large bead made in the 1500's sucker born every minute", B. C., according to the Encyclo- for business associates his·fri paedia Britannica. and animals. I DENNY-WATROUS MANAGEMENT - Presents 1 ANGNA ENTERS 4 8 FAMOUS DANCE MIME IN HER DANCE EPISODES Sunset School Auditorium 7 Tickets $3.00, .2.40, $1.80, 01·20 inc. tax On Sale Abinante's Piano Store, Monterey .. ''. ': '. -'ll BEST WAY MARKET Lighthouse at 17th St. Quality Food Items Free Delivery Servi& Daily 8078 - PHONE - 3(*TR Pacific Grove SOMETEING NEW CARM] "' Will Mitrch 22 f.. ' ' 0 0 The dini ... Dinnep / 9 ' Lunch f ./ Y -> 't , 9 9 9 Breakfa Room rates are E , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,S through T File names,Smith,SMITH_011.pdf,SMITH_011.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: SMITH_011.PDF, SMITH_011.pdf 1 Page 1