The Ban on Sightseers in Productions

Vidwell McCormick takes you behind the scenes in Hollywood. Time was when studio tours were commonplace. In the early days of Hollywood development, platforms were built around the spot where scenes were to be shot and onlookers were charged a quarter to watch the pictures being made.

And but all that's changed now, and we even get on a lot in Hollywood, you have to just about be one of the performers or the director. Well, not quite that bad, but that does call, mind, a theater owner that I once knew, who who had given such strict instructions against passing anyone in

that he actually had to buy a ticket to get into his own theater and i was carrying it a little too far but i guess this ban on sight sears is important and very necessary it certainly is just imagine how costly it would be today if production was interrupted because someone inadvertently cough or sneezed

on the set or a child cried or someone distracted the performers attention Leave it to Butch Jenkins to hand Hollywood another surprise. Now the seven-year-old actor with the dollar-size freckles is taking piano lessons, and he asks for them himself.

American naval officers rescued by rangers in the daring raid on the Cabanatouan prison camp on Luzon will be seen in the scenes of the Invisible Army. One of the highlights of the film will be a reenactment of the sensational raid on the prison camp.

The magnificent tramp is RKO's first Hollywood vehicle for the noted Mexican comedian, Cantin Place. Al Herman will serve as art director. Carol Clark will design settings for bar of music, Frank Sinatra's next starring film.