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Evening star., 1939-02-23

Beery in Northwest Passage" which
is slated to be shot in technicolor in
May.
Poor Marie Wilson! For once she
gets good part in Twentieth Gen.
tuly-Fox's Rose of Washington
Square" So what happens? Marie
is rated "unsuitable' and replaced
by Joyce Compton Broadway"
first filmed 10 years ago, will be
made again by Universal in the
spring Cargo of Innocence,
which deals with Spanish refugee
children, has been shelved by Metro
Now that Gen. Franco has virtually
won the war, the plight of these
poor children has joined the list of
political taboos in pictures Ty-
rome Power replaces Don Ameche
in the Sonia Henie picture, when
Winter Comes" >. Louise Campbell
will play the schoolma'm role in
Paramount's What a Life"
X
The highest price ever-s275. .OOO-
has been paid for the screen rights
OF ABE Lincoln in Illinois," Max
Gordon Plays g. Pictures, Inc, will
Evening star., 1939-02-23

check from Columbia pictures in
hand, DR.. Mayne returned to his job
of lecturing on Shakespeare at the
Los Angeles Public Library.
Even scholars, 1t seems, are not
above contributing their bit to the
amusement of movie audiences.
X X X
"Pygmalion.' about which so much
has been written, is all right with
Bernard Shaw.
OF the picture, which opens on
March l at LoeW's Palace, Mr.. Shaw
says: I'm pleased because I've had
my own way in preparing the
scenario. Does that sound like Mr..
Shawn T.,1:s: IS what I have always
insisted upon doing if one of my
plays is to be filmed. Some of the
people in the film industry insist
on interfering with the natural way
of telling a story. They want to cut
into a sequence which doesn't need
breaking up at all, with shots of
a bartender talking and things like
that. I won't allow that sort of
thing. The art of telling a story
is really knack which you either
have or don't have. Very few people
have it. I'm one of them"
Having thus declared himself, Mr..
Shaw goes on to concede that it is
possible the screen dramatization of
stage play may call for additional
dialogue. In such case, he feels
that the author himself should do
the extra writing.
THAT is what is done in the thea
ter" he says. The play as it is
finally performed is quite different
from the playwright's original script
Often they are not salts
factory"
Then, specifically, as to "Pyg-
malion":
Il just wrote few extra lines 49,
and everything is all right"
Which would seem to settle the
whole question as to whether "Pyg-
malion' is quite what the author of
the original thinks it should be.
X X X *
B. Bernard Kreisler, Harvard,
1880, is now acting manager of
Universals Washington Office {.
You Can't Cheat an Honest Man"
in which the most famous feud of
the moment, that between Charley
Mccarthy and w. c. Fields, is re-
sumed, is the first picture to be
shown in local territory under the
aegiS of Mr.. Kreisler It comes
to Keith's upon the conclusion of
the current "Gunga Din" which gets
fourth week at that theater, be-
ginning today The Beach
comber," Charles Laughtons first
picture under the auspices of May
flower Pictures, of which he is an
executive as well as actor, returns
to the Metropolitan tomorrow
If you are curious as to the effect
of censorship prescription on a pic
ture, that of the New York board
on "Yes, My Darling Daughter is
expected to cost Warner Bros. in
the neighborhood of $250000 E.
But nothing has been banned To-
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Miriam Hopkins as the dancer. This
is the first of two Warner produc-
tions that will be mGJc in London
the other is THE knight and the
Lady," with Bette Davis and Enrol
Flynn.
Henry Fonda will play one of the
Wright brothers in the Warner pic
ture of that title. Gary Cooper is
hoped for as the other . &. Hal Roach
promises to spend $5O00,000 on six
pictures this year. The first-"The
Water Gypsies," with Jean Arthur
in the lead-gets under way in May
=. The Chaplin flicker, The Die
tators." is supposed to start shooting
March Is, which means that a lot of
overtime will have to be done to get
the script ready in time :. "Hardys
Get Spring Fever" follows "Hardys
Ride High" in the very successful
series Now they are talking of
having Claudette Colbert play the
understanding wife in The Return
of the Thin Man." replacing Myrna
| 10y ). Littleknown 10 Ann Sayers
gets the opportunity of her life with
the feminine lead opposite Robert
Taylor, Spencer Tracy and Wallace
Evening star., 1939-02-23

mOSI engaging comedians.
He is not the only one of his
kind. Living proof that Shakespeare
had in mind more than Mr.. Wooley
when he said lone man in his time
plays many parts is to be found in
the case of DR.. Eric Mayne. DR..
Mayne, professor of Shakespearean
literature and internationally known
lecturer on the Bard, is another who
has succumbed to the lure of comedy
and Hollywood gold.
For the record, it happens in
"There's That Woman Again." which
comes to the Earle tomorrow. In that
film, which stars Melvyn Douglas,
Virginia Bruce and Margaret Lind
say, DR.. Mayne offers his beard and
his dignity to a comedy scene in
which the beard is given a number
of serious yanks which are supposed
to be enormously provocative of
laughter.
That piece of work completed, his
Evening star., 1939-02-23

and Henry Fonda: II am, 1:35,
4:25, Tbs and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: 1926, 1925, 6:15 and 9:O5
pm.
Metropolitan king of tn e
Underworld" with Humphrey Bo-
CART in the role: 11:40 am, 1:40
3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Columbia -" Honolulu" Eleanor
PoWell's newest musical: 1875 am,
1:4O, $40, 5:45, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Little-"Ballerina," poignant story
OF a young ballet student who meets
up with life: IL am, 12:45, 2:25,
AIS, Cos. 7:55 and $50 pm.
Belasco-"Dark Rapture" exciting
saga of adventure in Africa's in
terror: 4:30. $40. 8 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-23

produce the picture in the East,
with Raymond Massey repeating his
Broadway role. R-K-O Radio gets
the releasing plum Good news
that, out of fiee cartoons nominated
for Academy honors, four come from
the Disney stable, to wit: Brave
Little Tailor" Mother Goose Goes
Hollywood" Good Scouts" and
Ferdinand the Bull" Personally I
think that Disney's "Farm"ard SYM
phony' should get the cartoon
award. It is the best thing he has
done since Three Little Pigs" .
Columbia has joined the political
picture field and plans Isl People, /"
based on the recent news item re-
garding the 81 people who escaped
from Austria on a raft and have
never been heard from Again
Metro is remaking Our Modern
Daughters" the picture that made a
star Of Joan Crawford.
Walter Pidgeon gets the lead op-
posite Virginia Bruce in the re-
hashed Penthouse" Paramount
will glorify Adolph Zukor in an epic
about motion pictures titled THE
House That Jack Built" BY an
ironic coincidence, Mr.. Zukor was
recently fired from his top spot at
Paramount George Bancroft IS
slowly but definitely getting back
his old starring status in Hollywood
Universal wants him for the title
role in "Ex- Champ" ). Basil Rath-
bone will play the former John Bar
rymore part in the R-K-O Radio
remake of the Bill of Divorcement. ~
Copyright. 1889. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
opd Tina rs Sho,U;,6

National-"Tobacco Road" back
again, with John Barton as Jeetel
Lester: $3.50 pm. Note, no matinee.
Palace-"Trade Winds" round
the-world light romance: IL am,
los, 3:15, $40, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Gunga Din" heroic ad-
venture film inspired by the Kipling
poem: 11:15 am, Ills, 3:20, 5:25
1880 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"St. Louis Blues" Doro-
thy Lamour sings on a showboat:
II am, 150, 4:40, 7::3O and 1920
pm. Stage shows: 12:45, 3:35, 6:25
and 9;l5 pm.
Earle-'Let Us Live" action
drama with Maureen OSullivan
Evening star., 1939-02-23

cally The Hays Office said
'yes," so yes it is so far as WASH
ington exhibition is concerned =.
confessions of Nazi Spy" which
is having so much publicity from
Hollywood, is running into so many
difficulties in shooting that sabotage
is suspected every time even a
standard obstacle arises Every
member of the cast has the jitters
BY now.
Evening star., 1939-02-23

t is W ay W e
would be sure of
getting the en-
tire tory of
S ca r e t and
r h e tt without
the enforced cuts
that will have to
be made If the
tale Is told in one
picture.
Well, now it,
again Paul NUM-
for the role of
the tor in
J a m e S Hilton's
"W e Are N o t
A10peo with
Evening star., 1939-02-23

cials announced that work will begin
March l on the alteration and mod
ernization Of the studio cafe and
coffee shop. Tie project will involve
10000.
After viewing the sets created by
Hans Dreter. Paramount art depart
ment head, for tfe jeff Lazarus pro-
duction. the studio chief engineer, A.
G, zoulis, announced that the mod
ernized restaurant will have acou-
stical treatment, r-conditioning,
and indirect lighting in the best
Cafe Society" manner.
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Personally. think it a good idea.
Serials are popular just now, and in
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Cafe Goes High Hat

Maybe it's the spirit engendered
on the lot by the production of the
lavish Madeline Carroll Mac
Murray co-starring picture. Cafe
Society" Anyhow, Paramount. OH
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Another Professor Donates
A Beard for a Laugh
DR.. Eric Mayne Collects His Money
And Resumes His Dignity;
Shaw Likes "Pygmalion'
By JAY CARMODY.

The movies it seems make monkeys of There is
instance, Monty Wooy Time his
Mr. Wooey head
whske who could not be conceived the
After that
"On of the cinema
Evening star., 1939-02-23
That Certain Photoplay
May Become Triplets
Slicing of C. w. T. w. Into Several
Films Is Latest Idea at the
Selznick Studio
By SHEILAH GRAHAM,
HOLLYWOOD.


How would like Gone With the Wind" serial? Hold while
explain David finding practically
within rich and lengthy
the of Margaret Mtch book Recently he Sent
tonnare school girls asking
pictures The larger per-
were
Evening star., 1939-09-22
Fortunate Slams

few with hopes
it
Two fortunate signs be noted in passing The first the
cmatlon formerly accounted
to rock the recovery boat too much Even those who call for
talk OF
must be avoided like the
Indeed, anticipates definite
months situation
Department assembly representatives
Sears Stevens and Clark and other companies
the administration
distinctly speculative bulge would be followed leveng lasting
about months with the real wartime
next spring. This forecast
be taken OF the time it allows
Nor merc Newspap Alliance Iuc)
Evening star., 1939-09-22

change in the present law that per-
mits the embargo on arms to be
lifted. The race now is between two
sets of exponents. Each claims 1t
wants to keep America out of war.
The people who dislike the Presi-
dent will insist they will not take
his protestations about keeping out
of war seriously because he may
benefit politically by the emergency.
And the people who want aid given
to the Allies are willing to swallow
their dislikes of the administration
on domestic policies so as to make
sure the Allies will win and Hitler
ism kept from invading America.
So it's battle between two gorups
for the support of American public
opinion. Who can do most to keep
America out of war?
At the moment, the President ap-
pears to have a majority in both
houses with him, but he and his
associates in this controversy will
have to keep fighting intensively
against the reSourceful minority in
Evening star., 1939-09-22
Washington Observations
Presidents Message Takes Place Among
Most Persuasive He Has Sent to CONGRESS

there were nearly as many "deci-
oels" OF approval for the Presidents
assurance that he asks, for the mo-
ment at least, no new emergency"
powers as there were for his keep
us = out Of = war pledges. Clearly
Roosevelt thus seeks to scotch isola-
ZIONIST elements, who are making
much Of the bugbear that any tam
pering with the Neutrality Act will
take us not only down the road to
war;" but down the road to Dictator
ship. At no less pains was the Pres
ident to throttle the notion that
Congress is dealing with a partisan
issue. From both Democratic and
Republican sides there welled ,up
fervent demonstrations of satisfac-
ton over the announcement that
Mr.. Roosevelt would continue in
constant communion with bi-par-
tisan congressional leaders until the
beginning Of the regular session on
January 3.
~
Why Troyanovsky Was Purged.
Washington diplomatic quarters
have just heard out OF Russia a
weird explanation of why former
Soviet Ambassador Troyanovsky was
purged out Of his job in Washington
last winter. It appears that Stain
& Co. resented the Ambassadors ac-
ton In placing his son in ''bour-
geois" school in the United States,
instead Of sending lin back to the
U. S. S. r. to be educated as a
simon-pure Communist. The Krem-
lin did not find it becoming in q
Soviet envoy to expose one of his
own flesh and blood to insidious
democratic contacts. For the same
reason the captain of the Russian
battleship that participated In the
coronation naval review in honor of
King George vi last year was
purged from his command and rank
because he committed the unfor-
givabie offense Of giving his crew
shore leave on three occasions while
the ship was anchored in British
waters. Moscow's theory was that
the men must have returned to
quarters with their Soviet affec-
tions undermined, If not alienated.
+ * X
New Red Cross Official.
Washington's residential colony
Of men and women with interesting
international backgrounds has just
been augmented by G. Stewart
Brown, newly appointed associate
director Of public relations for the
American Red Cross, and Mrs.
Brown. For the last 10 years
Brownie as his newspaper pals
knew him, has been associated with
the foreign service of the United
Press. Beginning in its Paris bu-
reau, he worked subsequently in the
London, Geneva, Vienna and Rome
bureaus and later managed the
bureaus during successive Euro
pean crises between 1885 and 1899.
At Geneva he came under the eye
of Norman H. Davis, now chairman
OF the Red Cross, and this summer
was induced by him to resign his
newspaper post in Italy and join the
Red Cross at Washington. Mrs.
Brown, native Californian, was an
attache of the unofficial American
committee" in Geneva when she
met and married Brownie. The
Evening star., 1939-09-22

measure OF re-
assurance in the
volleys Of ap-
plause " hi c h
yesterday greet
ed each Of the
Presidents firm
commitments of
his administra-
ton to a policy
designed to keep
A m erica at
peace.
w h e n tn e
President, at the
opening Of the
special session,
--yy>I g.. 49,
Evening star., 1939-09-22
Hoppy Family

T1LLAMOOK, Greg, Sept. % up.
Mrs. Nell Chaplin, first-grade
teacher, stumped a pupil by asking
her fathers name.
well, what does your mother call
him?"
Mama doesn't call him anything
she likes him." was the proud
reply.
Evening star., 1939-09-22
Rites for Mrs. Beavers

KENSINGTON, Md, Sept. %
(SpeciaD Funeral services for Mrs.
Ada Beavers, 70, widow Of Charles
Beavers, who died in q Takoma Park
hospital after a long illness, were
held yesterday from the funeral
home of w. Reuben Pumphrey, Be-
thesda. Burial was in Western
Cemetery, Baltimore.
Mrs. Beavers is survived by q son,
Robert Wagner, Kensington; two sis
terS and two brothers.
Evening star., 1939-09-22

ever presented to
G on gre IS. Its
general contents
and nature were,
of course, well
known in ad-
vance. He sprang
no surprises. His
proposals do not
deviate in any
Wit al direction
from the things
he asked for
and was refused
in July. Since
tn e n, the wal
which he fore
Evening star., 1939-09-22

fuehr considers Winston Churchill first
lord OF the British admiralty
prophetic reply Hitler auobographa account
Of his early "A Rowing
Let us learn our lessons Never believe
smooth
can the tides and hurricanes he will
who yields fever must realize that
longer the master policy
trolab Anticipated incompetent or arrogant
commanders nrsworhy allies
ugly surprises awful take their
that easily wn that would
other did not think he also had a
Up the Hitler
and Hitler remained the of
expected accompanied
revision OF of the minor features the
the allies dared not risk Austria fell
SHOT hed IN and yielded
peaeaby because England and
turned
not prepared to
diplomatic
Communists and Naz the amungy
Pact before
Even now with the allies engaged battle along siegfred
Evening star., 1939-09-22
Special Hook for Patron

A famous historical painter was q
very small man and when he en-
tered his favorite restaurant had to
stand on a chair in order to deposit
his hat and overcoat on the ordinary
coat rack. The proprietor, thinking
this unbecoming for one of his
standing, had special hook placed
foot below the others.
Evening star., 1939-09-22

stay out of war,
but the manner
in W hich he
mobilized h i S
q r g u m e n t S.
CT e a ly t h e
President took
cognizance of the
contentious of
men like Sena-
tor Borah of
Idaho who have
been outlining
their views in
the la t fe W
days.
But Mr.. Roose-
Evening star., 1939-09-22
uO 00P1t0S 0u00O
Roosevelt Aides Study Problem Of Wortime Price Rises
Murphy Fovors Direct Control by Government Agency
By JOSEPH ALsOP and ROBERT XII

BY JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNER,
While the status the Neutrality Act main stage
behind the administration
which forgotten just ened days Of
the
Sooner later wartime price rises expected
and methods of dealing with them being
formally canvassed the Presidents henme
main topic for instance meeting
General Frank Murphy Solicitor jackson
S. E. c. Chairman N Frank, Commissioner Leon
Henderson, the New Deal Lauhln
and the presidential Cohen gathered for
long general discussion. -
To decide who should deal with what aspects problems
meetings.
but the talk naturally different
around the council table prices most other
exceedingly
of possible lines of administration
Plan After Plan
Among the meeting last week. there is
support for at least three
Evening star., 1939-09-22

I1ICIeI plUpdBdIfUH WHCNINe IS
giving the German people the i'm
preston that the British and French
declaration of war is all eye-wash,
that the French won't fight and that
the British can be frightened into
quick surrender or smashed by a war
of aerial determination. When Ger
many realizes that Hitler has let the
nation in for a war to the death, the
official German reaction will be, as
in 1914, an outburst of "Gott Strafe
Evening star., 1939-09-22

SIlduUWS IHe pOIlcy cOnf1lCtS OF the
future. The exponents of the tax
alton expedient will accuse the
Treasury men who talk cooperative
price control of wicked leanings
toward N. r. A. The Treasury may
combine with Attorney General
Murphy to attack the tax plans, as
punitive deterrents of bushes &C.
tivity. Mr.. Murphy's idea Of ex-
huming the Lever Act is popular
Evening star., 1939-09-22

H1a1ly SupS1ulafy permutatl0nS and
combinations. Number l is that
sponsored by Attorney General
Murphy, who would rewrite and
revive the Lever Act, held uncon-
stitutional during the last war
The principle of the Lever Act was
direct governmental price control
by an administrative agency, which
Mr.. Murphy argues can be made
acceptable to the courts by judi
cious definition of the Govern
Evening star., 1939-09-22

Epednt number which has the of New Deal
the capital
the that taxation impartial without
px of direct equally effective
tive tendencies within bounds.
Expedent which originates with
General Thurman W. Arnold considered
the use of antitrust enforcement monoposic
Much is made of its psychological effect
Finally at the Treasury (Which represented at the meetng
operative price control by key under the
War Resources Board similar
use OF the Temporary National Economic Committee
before which
to be threatened with punitive legislation
Fortunate Signs
These emng ideas doub interesting
Evening star., 1939-09-22

HE opinions Of the rers on this page Dire their ovn not
necessarily The stars Such opinions presented IN The
Stds eUoT 70 gOe aH sides OF questions Of interest to It's
readers although such opinions may contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.