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natural wrinkles aren't there, some
should be drawn in at the corners.
At the same time slip in a few fur
rows across the forehead, just to
play double safe.
Best Raw Material.
The ideal Santa Claus, according
to the Hollywood standardized spec
iflcations, should not be under S
feet inches, or more than 6 feet
in height. He must weigh between
ITS and 215 pounds. His chest and
waist girth allowance must range
around 48 inches-with padding or
pillow stuff1ng advisable if this fig
ure can't be reached naturally.
The makeup wizards are unani-
nous in rating w. c. Fields, Edward
Arnold, Wallace Beery, Andy Devine
and Jack Oakie as offering the best
raw material in the screen field for
portrayals of the yule saint.
by reason of his red and dubious
nose, w. c. Fields has a head start
over all other potential Hollywood
Santas, and if he could curb his
caustic tongue I would select him
as the basic figure for the world S
ideal Santa" Factor said.
Factor concludes with the asser-
ton that the Salvation Army offers
one OF the first and most vulnerable
fields for conquest in attaining sta
bility.
L don't like to criticize such a
glorious charitable institution" he
says, but the fact remains that the
Salvation Army puts out scores of
the most bedraggled, detected look
ing Santas to be found anywhere
in the Nation"
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progresses off stage and you learn
about it largely through the hus-
bands grumbling about the young
man borrowing money from him.
Then, a process server arrives with
a police court summons for the
woman and the husband gets hold
of it. He rushes off in a tremble,
gets a con1ically exasperating lee
ture from a police captain about
the quality of his business card and
discovers that his wife is wanted as
a witness in taxi accident. It
seems she was riding in the taxi
with the young man when she was
supposed to be visiting her mother
So now the husband knows all
and confronts his wife in a really
good scene in their bedroom. She
assures him nothing has happened
between her and her young man yet,
except that she loves him, and he
assures her nothing will. He will
see to that. He will throw the
young man out of the store bodily.
But she begs to be allowed to do it
herself. She will do it more gently.
The young man deserves gentleness.
He is about to die. The husband
agrees and, as the curtain descends.
he asks her, who paid for the
taxi?" She is silent and he leans
forward determinedly and asks
again "Who naid for the taYio" Of
course, her silence makes the an
swer plain, but you know how hus-
bands are or, anyway, know, being
one myself.
Then there is the final scene in
which she is to put her lover out of
her life. Well, it seems, to her
heart breaking astonishment, that
the young man never loved her. All
he had wanted to do was pour out
his heart to this kindly, motherly
woman about his troubles his own
Evening star., 1940-12-15
| FRIDAY
Gold Rush Maisie"
and
"StaHe to Chino"

Gold Rush Maisie"
and
"Stage to Chino"
George Brent and
Brenda Marshall in
South Of Suez."
Lucille Ball and
Richard Carlson in
TOO Many Girls"
Jon Hall and
LINN Bari in
kit Carson" "
Betty Grab: and Don
Ameche In Down
Argentine Way"
Tex Ritter in
"Tate Me Back to
Oklahoma.
Leather pushers,"
Pop Always Pays"
Also amateur night.
Dick Poweli and
Ellen Drew in
Christmas In July"
Deanna Durbin
In
Spring Parade"
Tyrone Power
In
MARX OF lorro." !"
Cable Colbert. Tracy
and Lamar In
Boom Town"
Bing Crosby and MARY
Martin In Rhythm
Oh the Hivsr'
Dorothy tsmout and
Robert Preston ~
Moon Over Burma -
Parole Flssf" and
MAIN Street
wytf."
you Can't Have
FperYihins" hnd
Lost Bausdton 1"
Kit co sson"
and
word Ia Flames" "
Csrole ] ombsrd In
"1hnp Knew what
They Wanted ="
Victor MeLsglen
IN
Diamond Frontier .
Csrole Lombard in
They Knew What
They Wanted -
Deanna Durbin ard
Robert Cummings In
Spring ParAde :"
Lucille Ball
TOO Many Girls"
Wizard OF on"
and
"Gaucho Serenade."
Strike Up the Band.
ana money ana tne
Woman. p"
'The Ramparts We
Watch" tbaptism OF
fre).
Way OF All Flesh"
and
"Argentine Nights"
Gable. Colbert. TracJ
and Lamar in
Boom Town"
Gloria Jean In
"A Little Bit Of
Heaven. p"
Comm Round tht
Mountain" and "Mer
Against the Sky"
Die kPowell and
Ellen Drew in
Christmas in July
Boys of the City
and Oklahoma Rene.
ga 6eS
THE Howards of
Virginia" and
military Academy"
Jean Hersholt
in
Meet DR.. Christian
Billy Lee and
Cordell Hickman in
Biscuit Eater"
Edward G. Robinson
In "A Dispatch From
Reuters"
Kent Taylor and
Linda Hayes ip
I'm Still Alive"
John Wayne and
Thomas Mitchell in
Long Voyage Home. ;.
Sailors Lady"
and
Dance. Girl. Dance. :.
Ritz Brothers and
Andrews Sisters in
Argentine Nights"
Dorothy Lamour ant
Robert Preston in
Moon Over Burma.
lin Holt
in
"Forgo Kid"
Great Profile
and
BILLY the Kid"
Bine Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the RIVER"
Tyrone Power and
Linda Darnell in
Mark of Zorro"
IT Love You Again
and
South to Karanea.'
Gloria Jean in
"a Little Bit Of
Heaven"
James Casney and
Ann Sheridan in
City for Conquest
Deanna Durbin
in
Spring Parade"
John Wayne and
Thomas Mitchell in
Long Voyage Home
Edward G. Robinson
in Dispatch From
Reuters"
Deanna Durbin and
Robert Cummings in
Spring Parade"
Jon Hall and
Lynn Bari in
kit Carson"
Dorothy Lamour ant
Robert Preston in
Moon Over Burma
Wayne Morris and
Virginia Dale in
Quarterback"
-
Evening star., 1940-12-15

love for q young girl was giving him.
You can see for yourself it's not
much to go on, but Mr.. Molnar
writes with such a sure touch, he
holds his breath with such precision
that the whole thing was enough
for me. Take that as a minority
report.
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Evening star., 1940-12-15

Auliu 8 lOUts
John Garfield and
Brenda Marshall in
East of the River"
Evening star., 1940-12-15
in Washington Theaters This We,
SATURDAY
Women wit h o u I
Names" and Saga Of
Death Valley"

Women with o ut
Names" and Saga of
Death Valley"
George Brent and
Brenda Marshall In
South of Suez."
Penny Singleton in
Blonde Plays
Cupid"
Fugitive From a
Prison Camp" and
I'm Still Alive"
Betty Cradle and Don
Amcche in Down
Argentine Way"
To Be- Announced.
Public Deb. No. J."
Sporting Blood"
Opportunity night:
Jon Hall and
Lynn Bari in
Exit Carson"
"Remedy for Riches"
and Murder Over
New York"
Dorothy Lamour and
Robert Preston in
Moon Over Burma"
Colorado"
and
"sllfhtly Tempted"
Bins Crosby and Mary
Martin in Rhythm
on the River"
Jackis Cooper and
t.orits Granville In
"Gsilsnt Bons,"
Stage 10 Chino"
and
"Csliins AiiMaTlnes."
South 10 KsFspgs"
~rot " ssesi
Moon GYtT Stirma'
snf
"Hemfd1 fgt Riches -
Bob Fiifus snh Una
NeTkfl ~ Comm
Round the N6u'.tsib i"
Ann f6tSsYn
IN
"iJuiey "
John HBbbsfd In
WHO Killed Aunt
MagsM7"
Light Of the Western
Stars" and queen Of
the Mob -
Joe z. Brown IN
80 You won't
Talk "
To Be Announced.
Strike Up the Band"
and Money and the
Woman"
Military Academy"
and
! wildcat Bus"
pioneers OF From
| tier" and ANNE Of
Windy Poplars "
Ranger and the
, Lady" and Village
! Barn Dance. "
/ Gloria Jean Ia
| "a Little Bit cf
| Heaven"
/ Charter Pilot"
! and
! Leather Pushers."
Bing eros by and
Gloria Jean in Little
Bit OF Heaven"
Beyond Sacramento"
! and
| Sky Murder"
Joe e. Brown in
$1,000 Touchdown "
Also Missing People"
| Stage to Chino"
and
yesterdays Heroes"
Stage to Chino"
and
Charter Pilot"
Johnny Mack Brown
and Fuzzy Knight in
Pony Post.
Kent Taylor and
Linda Hayes In
I'm Still Alive
Edward g. Robinson
In Dispatch From
Reuters"
Charlie Chan in the
Wax Museum We
Who Are Young
Ritz Brothers and
Andrews Sisters in.
"Argentine Nights."
Dorothy Lamouf and
Robert Preston in
"Moon Over Burma"
Brian Aherne and
Rosalind Russell in
Hired Wife
.Iaddie'' and
s'west Of Pinto
Basin"
Jon Hall and
| Lynn Bari in
! Kit Carson"
Lucille Ball and
| Richard Carlson in
Evening star., 1940-12-15
SUNDAY

Sandy Is q Lady"
and STRANGER on the
Third Elnor."
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Unpredictable Is One Word
For This Eddie Albert
He's Never Sure Himself Just What
He's Going to Do Next, but He
Explains, I'm Just Nuts
By Carlisle Jones.


There method with which Eddie Albert
has both pleased and pepexed Hollywood
Unlike certain HOLLYWOOD coumnis Albert not mad in just
directions claimed Eddes peCuiarite
epanabe understand they extend all points of the
rubbing imitation of
Evening star., 1940-11-19
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle

To hear" with her hands and to
"see" with her fingers!
That is what Helen Keller learned
TO do. and through that learning,
she managed to use the voice which,
in a sense, she lost after a tragic
event when she was only an infant.
AS a baby. starting life in small
flower and-vine covered house in an
Alabama village, Helen was ike
other infants. but at the age OF one
and a half, she became i'll. 1t ap-
pears that the doctor did not know
much about what was wrong With
her, though he called the slskness
congestion of the stomach and
brain"
There was fear that the little one
might die, but at last she became
well again-except that she could no
longer hear or see!
Then followed dark years. She
forgot words she had learned, be-
cause she did not hear them. Her
father and mother cared for the
child lovingly until they we're able
to obtain a teacher for her.
On day in March, 1887. Miss
Anne Sullivan came to Alabama to
teach the child, then not quite 7
years old. The teaching given by
this young woman from the East
proved to be the most important
help in Helen Kellers life.
Slowly. by hard, painful steps. the
little girl worked her way out of
the darkness.
In later years Miss Keller told how
Evening star., 1940-11-19

West opened the jack of hearts,
East winning with the ace, to return
(he heart nine South won with
the heart king and wondered how to
30 about matters. 1t was too dan
Eerous to cash the queen of hearts.
yet how was he ever going to get
pack to his own hand? And If he
never got back, he might never be
hble to make use of the heart queen
pr the spade honors.
For lack of anything better, he
led a diamond from his hand. West
played the nine, and South made
the fatal error Of putting up
hummys queen. His best chance for
the contract was to f1nesse the ten
ht once precisely because he might
never have another chance to lead
diamonds from the South hand.
The spade ace was next cashed,
and a low club returned. East
ducked, and South's ten forced out
West's club queen. West returned
club, and dummy's flnesse lost to
East's king. East realized what was
going on, so returned club, forcing
dummy into the lead. Dummy
cashed the clubs, but was then
obliged to lead diamonds: and West
made two diamond tricks to defeat
the contract.
X
Yesterday you we're Howard
'6chenken's partner and, with
neither side vulnerable, you held:
a AT
y 974
. K8653
i A K
The bidding:
Evening star., 1940-11-19

Schenken Jacoby You Burnstone
~ Pass CD
Answer: Bid two diamonds. De-
spite the considerable high-card
strength, the hand is not strong
enough for jump-bid. The best
course is to make an exploratory
bid and show the strength later on.
Score 100 per cent for two dia-
monds. so per cent for three Ola
monds, 40 per cent for two no
trump, 30 per cent for three no
trump.
Question No. COS.
Today you are Merwin Maler's S
partner and, with neither side vul-
nerahle, you hold:
4 Al
y j 10
O K1O9 974
@AKJ
The bidding
Maier Jacoby You Burnstone
u Pass C?)
What do you bid? ANSWER tomor-
row.
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stamped '3-cent. self-addressed en-
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tion addressed to the Four Aces. care Of
The Evening Star.
If you desire the pocket outline of
the -Four Aces system Of contract bridge.
send with your request to the Four
Aces care of The Evening Star. 4
stamped G,-Cent, self-a ddresSed large
size envelope and YOU will receive an
outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1940-11-19
Aids Starlets

Raoul Walsh, who helped select
"Hollywoods S Baby Stars" in recent
contest. has given supporting roles
in Warner Bros. strawberry
Blonde to Peggy Diggins and Lucia
Carroll, two of the chosen beauties.
James Cagney and Olivia De Havil-
land are co-starred with Rita Hav-
worth, Jack Carson and Alan Hale.
Evening star., 1940-11-19
JUNGLE RAYS CORNER Cool Water Helped Helen Keller

well-house >. Some one was draw
ing water, and my teacher placed
my hand under the spout. As the
she spelled into the other the word
water I stood still, my whole at
tention fixed upon the motion of her
fingers. Suddenly knew that
waiter meant the wonderful cool
something that was flowing over my
hand!"
From that point Helen's progress
was rapid. She learned hundreds
of other words which were spelled
into her hands. BY feeling the
throat and tongue of the one speak
ing to her. she learned to speak, and
the time came when she gave lee
lures to large crowds.
Miss Keller was graduated, with
honors, from Radcliffe College in
1904. She is the author of several
books. including THE Story of My
Life" a f1nely-written account of her
childhood and young womanhood.
For Biography section of your scrap
book
If you wish a copy of the leaflet
Flying Machine Pioneers" just
send self-addressed, Scent
stamped envelope. Address to
me in care of The Evening Star.
h,eA, Ra4
Tomorrow: Hollywood Plane
Crashes.
Evening star., 1940-11-19
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
: Communication Trouble

West doubled three no-trump be-
kause he expected North to run out
o four of minor, and then West
you'd pass, content to defend
lgainst a part-Score contract. But
North's unexpected redouble gave
West a salutary lesson. He was
ortunate that South encountered
fuch trouble in getting from one
hand to the other that he lost the
contract.
North dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
Evening star., 1940-11-19

special WHcHfHe !OT Ute UtHtu.
she learned the real meaning Of the
words which Miss Sullivan spelled
into her hand
The teacher tried to show her that
the touches for "do-l-l' meant
doll" and that "w-a-t-e-r" meant
water, but the child did not really
know what it was all about until
one day:
we walked down the path to the
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Love Seat Latest Item
In Theater Equipment
One Can Easily See Where 1t May Lead
To the Reverse of Love on Part
OF Various Movie Factions
By JAY CARMODY.

The motion picture trade press vast and fertile nsd OIL OF
by the reader that which appears under the
DEALING as it does with lighting apparatus
Anything general
Evening star., 1940-11-14
also wanted the lead in steinbeck's
ssTvIaA Dad no,.s, bSs,< Aatrn Last ~

also wanted the lead in steinbeck's
THE Red Pony" but Metro lost 1t
to Lewis Milestone, who will direct
and produce. Most OF The Red
Pony" will be shot on steinbeck's
ranch Anne Shirley's first on her
new R-K-O Radio contract is II
Married Cheat" and, by the way,
before Anne signed the new deal
she insisted on 4 written promise
of no more Anne of Green Gables"
series Gary Cooper's vacation
is extending over to next January,
which means another postponement
Of "Sergt. York"
A disappointment for Walter Bren.
nan is the news that Charlie Grape
win plays "Jeeter Lester" in Zanuck' s
Tobacco Road" The last time I
talked with Walter, he thought he
had the part-and was excited about
1t. But you are never sure Of q role
in Hollywood until the camera il
turning.
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Evening star., 1940-11-14
Where and When
Currsnt Thsater Attractions
and Time Of Showinf

I,Current Theater Attractions |
and Time Of Showing
Stage.
Natienak"Night Of Love-" mus
ical play with John Lodge and
Helen 0leasoh: $50 pm.
screen.
Palaest"The Great Dictator"
Charlie Chaplin looks at today:
10:45 an, las, 4:l0, $50 and
e:3S pm.
Keith's-'Long Voyage Home"
down to the sea with John Ford:
ll:l5 an. Ills. 800. $40. 7:25 and
$50 pm.
Capitsl-"The Mark Of Zorro"
Tyrone Power, his mark: II an,
las, 40, 7:l5 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: /, 3:45, $50 and 0:l5 pm.
Columbia Down Argentine
Way" two lessons from Carmen
Miranda: II am, 1:lo, 3:l5, S:25.
7:35 and GAS pm.
Earle-"DiSpatch From Reuters"
story Of news agency: IL an, l:+0,
4:25, 7:lo and s:55 pm. Stage
shows: l2:55, $40, 6:2S and e:l0
pm.
Metropolitan ABE Lincoln in
Illinois," distinguished Aim account
of his earlier years: II am, los,
$40, $40, 7:25 and e:4o pm.
Little-"The Bakers Wife," who
runs away and causes crisis In this
bright French film: II am, 12:45,
2:30. 4:l5. 8, 7:55 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1940-11-14


Farrow in Canada after the compile
ton of her "Maisie" stint. But Metro
has another Tarzan set to 60 and
Maureen will have to stay. Johnny
Weissmuller is currently dieting for
his tree-swinging role d. It takes a
lot to make Eleanor Powell give up.
She Is still weak from her serious
operation of several months ago, but
Is training for her re-entry into
Aims, working two hours a day at
her dance routines. When she is
well, Eleanor practices four to five
hours daily. It's too late for Eleanor
to get back her lead in "Ziegfeld
Girl" but she's hoping for top spot
in the next Broadway Melody"
which should start in February or
March .. Frank Morgan has finally
won his fight at Metro for radio
work He will soon head q weekly
program.
James Roosevelt is in the Army
now, but will keep a long distance
rein on his Pot O. Gold" picture,
due to start in December, unless
Jimmy Stewart is also called to the
colors. Meanwhile, Paulette God
dard, who co-stars with Stewart, is
hiding from reporters, who want to
ask questions about the severance
of her ties with Chaplin. After POT
o. Gold,' Paulette works with
Charles Boyer in Hold Back the
Evening star., 1940-11-14

be Sutnciently engroSsing. It takes
virtually no imagination. indeed, to
see the pro and anti love seat fac
tions at each others throats in no
time at all.
Exhibitors who have jumped to
the conclusion that the love seat is
a partial solution for bad pictures
have employed 4 sort Of let's-wink.
at = love making attitude in the
placement Of the novel equipment.
They have been careful to spot them
only one love seat to the row In
staggered arrangement which
assures that no love seat will be
directly behind another. The theory
Is that a certain amount of billing
and cooling may prove tolerable to
non-billers and non-cooers: that too
much might lead to something ap-
preaching violence. Smart guys,
eh? Or no?
Another possibility Of unhappi-
ness over the love seat is the Hkeu-
hood Of q clash between the ro-
mantle and corpulent, or fat, sets.
The latter have shown a high regard
for the double seats, the first they
ever found which were truly cem-
Portable. They have seized them
without regard to possible frustra-
ton Of romance, and somewhat
shamelessly without reference to the
fact that it represents usurping two
seats for the price Of one.
That, too, bodies no good.
But, good or bad, this depart
ment will keep watchful eye on
the love seat and an open mind
on the possibility that should pic
lures become too bad they might
be shown only in houses completely
so equipped. 1t is cynical thought.
maybe, but q valid one.
Speaking Of theaters from the
equipment standpoint, the new
Apex at Forty-eighth street and
Massachusetts avenue, due to open
soon, will have feature of which
we heretofore have been dumb. 1t
is a sound proof nursery, where in
fants may be deposited in supervised
play pens with blocks and other
injury-proof toys, while the i'm
mediately older generation in the
family sees the show.
Any experienced parent can think
of number of practical advantages
in an arrangement like that.
*++
Community singing department:
The sing-a-song-vith-mike pro-
gram at the Earle this week will
include only songs with girls names
In the titles, Sweet Rosie O'Grady,"
so Long, Mary" Wait Til the
Sun Shines. Nellie" and, almost in
evitably, "Margie."
And at the Capitol Art Brown
will be back with slides Of some
songs whose names no one has told
us.
Aside. to, Alexander D.. Torok:
Thanks for your letter. Our first
thought was that there are some
mighty corny qualities about Ham
Iet," take 1t all In all, but It has
earned its mite Of praise.
Happy birthday department: To-
morrow will mark the Sd ami.
versary Of the Roxyettes 1T the
Earle. The stage program for the
week will take due note Of the
occasion. As it very properly should.
Evening star., 1940-11-14

Dawn" She is also testing-so is
Dorothy Lamour-for the feminine
lead in Caught in the Draft" .
Douglas Fairbanks refusal to appear
in The American Vagabond' is
good news for Brian Donlevy, who
steps up from chief supporting role
to top spot. Walter Brennan gets
Brian's former part.
Jane Wyatt Is in process OF being
discovered again by Hollywood. You
remember she starred with Ronald
Colman in Lost Horizon" and then
dropped from film view. She did a
couple of pictures at Republic, but
to bring herself back to the atten-
ton of major studios, Jane appeared
locally in the play Quiet. Please"
She Immediately received call from
Fox for a screen test :. That re-
minds me of Gloria Swanson, who
soon appears in a New York play.
Every talent scout from Hollywood
will attend the opening-and if
Gloria is a success, she will be in
vited back for another try at film
fame.
Robert Taylor is in technicolor for
Billy, the Kid" Following
Men of Boys Town" and preceding
THE Yearling," Spencer Tracy will
star in "Tortiua Flat" Spencer had
Evening star., 1940-11-14

we are getting RISE and Shine, y
with John Payne being tested for the
soldier lead. And The Eagle Flies
Evening star., 1940-11-14

Ine QuUttS 10
avoid needless use of the shift-key
on this typewriter is nothing more
than its name implies, a single
cushion affair with the usual middle
arm rest completely eliminated, in
other words two seats in one or two
In one seat.
It has appeared in the conserva-
tive midland prairies, Of all places,
and has proved Immediately popu-
lar. Its immediate popularity with .
certain type Of customer, Of course,
suggests its subsequent unpopularity
with another type, the latter those
who think the movie itself should
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Back to Screen

Glenda Farrell, who took q fur
Tough from her duties in Hollywood
several months ago TO star on Broad.
way in Separate Rooms" will soon
return to the cameras. The blond
actress Is set for an important role
In Paramount's new comedy with
music, Road to Zanzibar" which
will co-star Bing Crosby, Bob Hope
and Dorothy Lamour.
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Not Talkies

Thomas Mitchell had . day az
from his work In Warmers Trial
and Error" So he accepted Ed.
ward q. Robinson's invitation to At.
tend . late picture show. Much to
his surprise, instead Of winding up
at . movie, he found himself 1T an
exhibit Of oil paintings.
Evening star., 1940-11-14

journal " hich
e o m es within
this depar t.
ment's ken.
Variety as
n q de good
again. This
week 1t heralds
the coming Of
IN item whose
fascinating pos
sibihties are i'm
mediately ap-
parent. The item
is he Move
seat" The love
seat dropping
fba n,Yntec IN
Evening star., 1940-11-14

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Welcome Return

Remember Lois Wilson, great star
of silent pictures?
Evidently you do.
A few weeks ago, after several
years absence from the screen, Miss
Wilson decided to make a come
back in "Nobody's Children 4 Co.
lumbia drama starring Edith Fell
lows and directed by Charles Barton
The mere announcement brought
nearly 5000 letters from old fans
Evening star., 1940-11-14

interest, one can be reasonably sure, =
vtll be picked of for special men A s,,r
ton In Variety, the cover-to-cover ,,;,+,'om ~ Hu
Evening star., 1940-11-14
DANCING.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1940-11-14
Triumphs

Screen virtue has received its
reward. Brian Donlevy, former 1ilm
villain who made good Is the hero
Of Preston sturges' The Great Nc.
0inty," has had the option on his
acting services taken up by Para
mount for another year.
Evening star., 1940-11-14

A 6 a n" (about
the A eri can
airmen in the r.
A. F., with Don
A m e c he a n d
Henry Fonda :.
Walter Wanger
is doing a film
on the same sub
ject and wants
Fox to drop. their
picture. He says
he I h o u 6 h t of
the idea first.
M q u r e e n
O'Sullivan would
like to return to