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Evening star., 1941-10-28
"BLITHE SPIRIT" new farce by Noel
toplasmic other woman it is an
extraordinarily merry overall affair

toplasmic other woman it Is an
extraordinarily merry overall affair.
AS she was unconventional prior
to her passing over c'death" is a
vulgar world, so is Coward's ghost
lady later. No thing of fright, of
means and clanking noises is she.
She is full of petulance, coyness,
and fine, buoyant acidity, the per-
feet qualities for wrecking the home
in which she died laughing at a dull
program produced by the British
Broadcasting Co.
Precisely how it is all accom-
plished is Coward's business and it
deserves your patronage.
The situations of "Blithe Spirit"
are devised TO give a full workout
to COWard'S genius for bright, friv-
olous dialogue. Next to the wrath
wife, his most refreshing character
is a medium, woman gifted with a
veritable lust for psychic expert
ment and blessed with an aStound-
ing memory for every dull cliche in
the whole of human speech. Not
in years has dullness achieved such
brilliance as in the character who is
the sponsor of all the havoc in
"Blithe Spirit" a havoc which she
starts by accident and has not the
slightest idea how to ameliorate.
Others of the menage rendeNs
distraught by the presence of the
blithe spirit are more conventional.
although the unconventionality of
their situation is likely to mask their
familiarity. They are novel;
writing husband who thinks a seance
would give him some material, his
second wife who is determined not
to be jealous of her predecessor (and
the miscellaneous others IN his life),
a standard medical couple and a
maid whose pet antic is running like
a berserk fire engine whenever she
is given an order
Despite several indications that
editing has left them somewhat con-
fused as to lines and certainly dis
ruptive of the plays tempo. the cast
of "Blithe Spirit" is unquestionably
ample to its task. AS the poor, dis
tracted wife pitted against the COM
petition of another woman whom
she cannot even see, although the
husband can see and talk with her,
Peggy Wood creates a portrait OF
angry despair that is endlessly ef-
fective Webb is excellent as the
husband who is trapped between two
battling women. one material, the
other astral. AS already implied.
Miss Corbett is unquestionably the
most beguiling ghost in years.
None of them, however, is more
captivating than Miss Natwick,
whose medium role is one of the
most deft pieces of writing Coward
has achieved. When she gets mixed
up with the supernatural, especially
her control" child named Daphne
who is doublv bad tempered because
of a cold. the confusion is down.
right wonderful.
John c. Wilson. who directed as
well as produced "Blithe Spirit" has
paced it as farce should be with the
exception of a second act which bogs
toward the end and might profit
from a bit more cutting Stewart
Chaney's living room does hand
somelv as the setting and Main
bocher can take a bow for dressing
the Misses Wood and Corbett very
handsomely for both sides Of the
grave.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

death in the middle of the city.
here was young doctor asking
himself why it should be. and here
was the city itself saying, We don't
give damn We got our own
troubles There's the whole story
of public health told without a
word.
You can do anything in movies
with muslc-not Bach or Beethoven
or those guys. This is a country
full of Neon signs and fellows and
girls standing around juke boxes
and 10000 soldiers in a small town
looking for where TO go So what
has all that baggy-pantSed music
from Europe, that music with a
capital A, got to do with it?
Il had So minutes of music in
Fight for Life more than there
ever has been in any picture. Louis
Gutenberg wrote most of il. He is
a great man, wrote the score of
Emperor Jones for the Metropoli-
tan Opera I took him to Chicago
TO show him what I wanted and
walked him around the tenements.
Il took him home and got out my
guitar and played him a melody
that some governor of Yucatan-I
forget his name. he was an Indian
Lincoln. I think. and was aSassi-
nated-had written to his girl. It's
beautiful thing. I heard it first
in Mexico City.
That's what I want TO come out
Of those tenements,' I told Louis.
People live there and when they're
home at night and you walk around
there, that's what you'll hear COM
ing out of the rathole windows, off
phonograph records and PLAYER
pianos and mandolinS and Jews
harpS and harmonicas. You'll hear
all the beautiful things stuck away
inside the hearts that lay smother
ing behind those rathole windows"
The fact is. Mr.. Lorentz knows
his business. He started out to be
a lawyer. Then he became writer.
After that he sold Rexford Guy
TugWell the idea of giving him a
job as the New Deals movie maker.
Out of his six-year tenure as head
of the United States Film Service
came majority of the great docu-
mentarv films of our time. Il dub
my own pictures, cut them, process
them, sell them. write them. direct
them and produce them" he said.
And that's what he is working
away at now in house on the side
of hill here. while his wife, the
former Sally Bates, and their two
children sit back in New York over
seeing the construction of their new
house. And while all the job
hungry folks in the movie business,
where everybody is job-hungry. sit
in the cafes and go crazy hoping to
meet him, hoping to get to slap him
on the back and call him Pierre"
This is something they do. anyway.
although his first name is a good
Southern hill country one-Pare.
prounced Pear.
(Relessed BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1941-10-28


of the road and drove up ColdWater
Canyon for a conference with one
.of his assistants.
Il want to make a picture about
America. That's going to be my
first one" R-K-O has brought him
out here under contract TO write,
direct and produce two pictures.
I've been working on this picture
for 10 years, since 1881. when 1
threw away a 0.0OO-a-year job as
movie critic and threw away the
books I was writing and got into a
car and drove around for eight
months to see the depression and
found it so big that I couldn't write
a line That's how I went broke
in the depression.
BY this time it's only the last
five minutes of the picture that
have me scared I can't get the last
five minutes clear in my mind But
I've got some of the shots for the
picture already made.
I've got one shot I made in De-
troit-a pawn shop window full of
fine precision tools and guitars. The
camera moves up over a building
where the windows are like rat holes
and gets hold of a sign: Beds. IS
cents: bread you can eat That S
the depression in one picture.
My idea of movie is: First, pic
lures, then music, then words. I
worked maybe years altogether on
The River and the last thing I
did was write the words for it.
wrote them in 30 hours
incidentally, the words in THE
River and another movie of Mr..
Lorentz'S. The Plow That Broke
the Plains" have inspired almost
every movie and radio writer in the
business into purple apassionatas,
but the author himself insists the
words were good only because of
what the pictures and the music did
to them.
when I made The Fight for
Life in Chicago I put the actors
to work to a metronome. he said.
"A baby's heart beat is $50 to the
minute, a woman's 100, and that
the way the metronome worked and
the actors worked. because I didn't
have the music written.
You know. I started off that pic
ture with death A baby is born
and lives and its mother dies. You
see the face of the mother 60 down
into death. Then the young doctor
puts on his hat and walks into the
street. and after that, what? What
was I going to put in there to pick
the picture up again and make
it go?
SO I went to New York to some
colored fellows I know and I said
to them, want a real, low down
Clarke street. barrel-house gin blues.
1 want that blues so full of booze
that it'll make your ears feel wet,
like somebody is crying into them.
They gave it to me and then
had the picture. You saw the dead
face of the mother and the doctor
going on his black walk down the
hospital stairs and into the street
and then you heard: Bong. rest.
bonn -bu-bom-bong. I didn't have
to write word to tell the audience
what the story Was-that here was
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Listen. Girls!

Despite the fact that Claudette
Colbert plays modern-day social
leader in "Skylark,' she does not
display tinted finger nails in this
picture. Nor will she employ red
nails in her next picture, rs That
Bad?" which also is a timely comedy
written for her and Joel McCrea by
Director Writer Preston Sturges.
Fact is that Miss Colbert does not
like tinted nails and never has worn
them. on the screen or in real life
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Another Cycle
Make way for the movies new

Make way for the movies new
bannister cycle.
In Birth of the Blues" 6-year-
old Carolyn Lee power-dives down
a New Orleans baIUister smack
into Bing Crosby
In The Great Mans Lady" Bar
bara Stanwyck slides down BAN
mister in fashioned crinolines.
For The Wizard of Arkansas" a
Paramount scenarist is planning to
have Bob Burns shoot the banniSter
chutes and pick up a splinter.
The producers feel that these
three instances will complete the
cycle.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
UnderStatement

Although there are several hum
dred violent deaths involved in the
story of The Corsican Brothers. -
the action is far from exaggerated.
A history of Corsica relates that.
despite the comparatively small
population, the island had $4,000
murders in eight years at about
the period shown in the film.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage. ,
National-"Blithe Spirit" Peggy
Wood in new Noel Coward COM
edy: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
jor Barbara" Wendy
Hitler in the screen version of the
Shaw play: 10:45 am, 1:3O, APO,
7;05 and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
l2:5O, $40, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Earle - Ladies in Retirement" >"
screen version of the stage melo-
drama: II am, 1:35, APO, ITO and
$50 pm. Stage shows: 1855, 3:35,
6:25 and 9:05 pm.
keith's - Unfinished Business"
Irene Dunno in a romantic comedy:
Ills am, 1:20, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and
$40 pm. March of Time: l, 3:O5,
$40, tbs and 9:2o pm.
Palace - "Honky Tonk." Clark
Gable kisses Lana Turner: 11:55
am, 2:20, 4:45, 7:15 and 9:4O pm.
Metropolitan-"Great Guns" Lau-
rel and Hardy in the Army: 11:30
am, 1:3o, 3:35, 5:35, TAO and GAS
pm.
Little-"I Met a Murderer" sus-
pense-packed and different: II am,
1880, 2:45, 4:45, 6:40 and 8:35 pm.
Love Affair" 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Quiet Wedding with Mar
garet Lockwood as the bride: II
am, 1855, 2:45, 4:35, 6:25, 8:15 and
1905 pm.
Columbia-"Sun Valley Serenade," :"
with Sonia Henie and Glenn Miller
music: l1:45 am. las, 3:45, 5:45,
7:40 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 Am.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

lShly solemn and
d e S e rv S its
gloom. T h e
other kind will
fin d m or e
laughter in Mr.
CoWard's pla y
than in any ro-
mantle farce it
is likely to see
I h | S S e a S on.
Even short of its
final luster, the
frivolous cha
rade with Peggy
Wood. Leonora
Corbett, Clifton
yIyoLL~ a,,l NIL
Evening star., 1941-10-28

last night at the National and the
heart that cannot join him is fool
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Hits Priorities
For Copper

BALTIMORE. April Despite
a shortage of copper, establishing
priorities is not the answer to the
problem of the copper fabricating
industry, c. Donald Dallas, presi-
dent of Revere Copper and Brass
Inc. stated at the annual meeting
The solution to avoiding an
unnecessary Increase in the price
of copper and also insuring a
supply for our national needs can
be- accomplished by one and the
same thing" Dallas said. "by
getting rid of the present 4-cent
excise tax on copper"
Asked about prospects for the
year 1871. Dallas stated
AT the present time all the
cOmpany's mills are running at
practically full capacity. From
orders on the books. provided
sufficient raw materials are
available, 1871 production should
Outstrip that OF 1910"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Permanent Deficits

In a temperate evaluatlOn OF
the economic consequences of
chronic deficit federal financing
in A symposium IN the current
issue of the American Economic
Review. John II Williams, Har-
ward economist, concludes
The case for permanent def
cts as compensation for over
saving and underinvestment ten
denotes seems TO me improved
and based In considerable meas
ure upon misconceptions of the
nature and effects of the secular
economic changes which are OBJ
SerVahle. l believe, further, and
I think il follows from the logic,
that II deficit spending were
permanently carried on a. com
penSation for tendencies toward
contraction which would other
wise exist In the economy, and
especially il we should take As
our goal full employment. IL
would either eventually break
down or would entirely trans
form our democratic. private
capitalistic system, for its cost
would become constantly in
creasing fraction Of the nation
income.