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Evening star., 1941-01-08

WHAT'S TO SAY?-Beng discussion Of their lines by two prn-
cipas Paramount film virginia. and
also fine picture from the point Of view OF caption writer's
weary of writing in captions The photopay, Incl
denta not bear that title Latest advices from
Virginia. appended announcing "The
title of this picture has been changed to The Southerne
appended to that warning 1.-The title OF this picture has
been changed to Virginia."
Evening star., 1941-01-08

broke a couple of ornaments and
delivered a two-hour monologue-
about himself. Every time Jean
tried to say something about her.
self, he snapped tersely, Don't in
terrupt!" P. S.-Jean has again
retired to her ivory tower.
Lana Turner Is showing an enor-
nous topaz set in rubies and plat
inum-one of her recent gifts from
Tony Martin. l ought to add that
the couple are currently "tiffing"
-. Spotted at Ciro's-Judy Garland,
with Dave Rose meekly following.
Did I tell you that Judy has prom
iSed her mama-and L. B. Mayer
that she will not elope with Mr..
Rose, and that when and if she mar
ries hinl-or any one else-Will fol-
low Deanna Durbin's lead and have
a church wedding with all the trim
mings? Olivia de Havilland has
another beau-Gene Markey, who
will serve until some one more
slender comes along. Olivia really
prefers the skinny, athletic type.
Carole Lombard and Clark Gable
will welcome the stork before the
end of 1941. And I'm not just
guessing In Boris Karloffs stage
play, Arsenic and Old Lace" he
plays a bad man who has his face
Evening star., 1941-01-08

to put himself into the proper mood
for the rest Of his program.
1t was plainly evident that Mr..
Kiepura had no end to his resources
and that his voice needed no care
full outstanding to retain its bril-
liancy. 1t is large, robust and easy,
within the limits Of wide range,
with ringing high tones that can
be used again and again without
effort. He gives of himself in every
number with reaf desire that his
listeners should share the sentiment
of the music with him. In its
healthiness, strength and purity,
Mr.. Kiepura's voice is the finest
tenor to be heard here with the
exception of Gigli's.
Mr.. Kiepura was master of every
shading that could add lustre to the
varied type of arias in his program.
The traditional interpretations
which he followed were made his
own By the personal feeling he
brought to them and by the man
Evening star., 1941-01-08

ner In which he colored his voice
for greater effect. In the beautiful
lyricism OF THE Dream" from
"Manon," the "M'Appari" from
martha" and "E lucevan lie Stelle"
from Puccini's 'Tosca, the quality OF
tone was spun out on an excellently
controlled breath while in the more
dramatic "Celeste Aida" and "Che
gelida mamma" from Puccini's La
Boheme" and in the Romance"
from Bizet's "Pecheurs des Perles"
It rang out with power and emo
tional warmth.
Mr.. Kiepura's first group Of songs
included Buzzi- zi-Peccia's Lolita"
Sibella's "Girometta" and Rossini's
LA Danza," gay numbers and sung
with as much theatrical effect as the
arias. The four Polish works which
followed were all "in his blood and
In his heart" as he said when ex-
planning the reason for giving
Wieniawski's "Kujawiak," a Polish
dance written originally for violin,
as song. NaIlOndl 1eeung anu
fire surged through his singing of
them and brought burst Of espe-
cially enthusiastic applause at their
conclusion. Two modern Polish
composers were represented In No
wowiejski's Baltic Legend" and
Marczewski's "Na ust koralu" while
the fourth song of these groups was
Calls "Barcarole."
Only one encore was given during
the program, the popular italian 90
sole milo" the announcement Of
which was greeted with applause.
The audience was willing, however,
to stay fully half an hour longer
to listen to additional encores which
the artist gave graciously and with
real personal enjoyment. Accom-
paning him was Otto Herr whom
Mr.. Kiepura often called upon to
share the ovation which followed his
singing Of each group. A capacity
house had assembled to greet the
celebrated Polish tenor on his first
appearance in this city.
Evening star., 1941-01-08

changed via surgical operations.
Each time he is made to resemble
a famous personality. His final
facial change makes him tho spit
ting image of Boris Karloff!
Jean Parker and Douglas Dawson,
ex-skipper Of the "Sirocco" (owned
by Enrol Flynn, will marry early
in 1941 Talking about "Sirocco"
and its recent trouble on the high
seas, reminds me of a crack made
by Mrs. Enrol Flynn-to the effect
that the boat was at its best an
chored in nice safe bay! .
Robert Taylor saw his super-splen-
did rushes in BILLY the Kid"-and
is insisting on a slight mussing up
Of the production. In some Of the
scenes he will now have q three
days growth of beard BY the
way, Mary Howard, who plays love
interest to Taylor, once served as
Norma Shearer's stand-in.
Joan Blondell and Dick Powell
recently installed an electrical bur-
glar- kidnapping prevention device
In their house. It's chief feature
was a button in every room of the
house, which, If pressed, would bring
the police, pronto. The other eve
ming facetious friend pressed the
forbidden button. "Oh, dear"
moaned Joan. What on earth can
I tell the police when they come?'
P. S.-The police did not come. And
P. S. S.-Joan Is installing a new
alarm system.
Ida Lupino is the number one
slapped star in Hollywood. George
Raft slapped her in "They Drive by
Night" For High Sierra" she was
slapped by Humphrey Bogart. In
"The Sea Wolf" John Garfield slaps
her. Well. she wanted to play a
vixen. And vixens in Hollywood die
in their films, or get slapped.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncJ
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

L
National-"Mr. and Mrs. North"
new comedy by Owen Davis: 2:3O
and $50 pm.
Screen.
Palace-"Comrade X" American
Clark Gable reforms Tovarich Hedy
Lamar: 1925 am, 2:05, 4:40, tbs
and $50 pm.
Earle - Santa Fe Trail" Enrol
Flynn and Olivia de Havilland vs.
John Brown: II am, 1;35, AIS,
7 and 9:4O pm. Stage shows: los,
3:45, 6:35 and 9:15 pm.
Capitol-"Flight Command" Rob-
ert Taylor takes to the air with the
Nays "Hell-Divers" 10 am, 1855
$50, $50 and GAS pm. Stage
shows: 1905, 3:05, 6 and pm.
Keith's-"Kitty Foyle," Ginger
Rogers as the white collar" girl OF
Christopher Morley's novel: Ills
am, lis, 1920, $40, 7:25 and 9:3O
pm.
Columbia-'"Tin Pan Alley" Betty
Cradle, Alice Faye and raft of old
hit tunes: 11:15 am, lis, 1925, 5:35
7:45 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"He Comes the
Navy" Cagney and O'Brien fight
with the fleet and each other: II 80
am, 1880, 1886, 5:35, TAO and GAS
pm.
Little-"Pastor Hail." a hero OF
the church, resists Nazi paganism
II am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, Cos, 7:55
and 9:45 pm.
Trans Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-01-08

gram understandable by first ex-
planning them-all contributed to
create a friendly spirit between
artist and audience. AS the con-
cert progressed the public took the
newcomer to its heart and he re-
sponded by lengthening the pro-
gram considerably with many en-
cores.
In the choice Of selections, Mr..
Kiepura was also original in that
he turned a recital program prac-
tically into an operatic one. The
six arias which he gave dominated
the seven songs that separated them
to a marked degree. The fact that
he sang six arias was somewhat OF
a feat IN itself as was his beginning
the program with the "Celesta
Aida from Verdi's opera Of that
name and coupling it with THE
Dream" from MasSenet's 'Manon."
Both Of these numbers are the kind
that tenors like to warm up" to
but Mr.. Kiepura chose to use them
Evening star., 1941-01-08

AS you know, she hates being inter-
viewed. A few days ago, she agreed
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Franchot Tone Set
For Five Years

Franchot Tone has signed five
year starring contract with Uni
versal, calling for at least two pic
lures per year for this company
Tone, after year on Broadway
made an auspicious return to the
screen recently in Universal's Trail
Of the Vigilantes." At present he Is
appearing opposite Deanna Durbin
in Nice Girl"
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Cagney and Brent
Take Up Bombing

Warner Bros. has purchased olive
Bomber" story Of the American air
force, by Comdr. Frank Wead, author
Of the original story and screen play
Of Ceiling Zero" Hal B. Wallis,
executive producer, completed the
negotiations for the studio.
James Cagney, George Brent and
Ronald Reagan have been set to
head the stellar cast. Lloyd Bacon,
one Of the film city's top directors,
will direct the picture. Production
is scheduled to get under way
around March l. Wead will report
to the studio Immediately to start
work on his own screen play.
Evening star., 1941-01-08

to talk to a male
member of the
press. 1t was to
be very conf
Dental and to
take place in the
privacy of her
canyon h ON e.
The newspaper
lad took a couple
of drinks to for
tify himself for
the ordeal. He
arrived at Miss
Arthur'S ho m e
just a wee bit
gay. He spil t
things bout.
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Shaw Script Ready

Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay,
authors of They Drive BY Night, 4"
have turned in to Warner Bros. their
completed screen play from the
Irwin Shaw play, The Gentle
People" which starred Sylvia Sid
ney and Franchot Tone on Broad
way. Miss Sidney recently worked
In THE Wagons Roll at Night" at
Warmers and returned to Broadway
She may be recalled to do her stage
role in 1.-THE Gentle People" It
will be one of the studios top pro-
ductions of the coming season.
Evening star., 1941-01-08
In Film Debut

Elaine Morey, 19-year-old Little
Theater actress, will make her film
debut in Universal's Buck Privates"
with the Andrews sisters and Abbott
and Costello. She will also appear
in future Universal films, having
signed a long-term contract with
this company.
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Jan Kiepura, Polish Tenor,
Displays Excellent Voice
Genial Personality Imparts Honey
Air to Constitution Hall Recital;
Sings Six Arias From Operas
By ALICE EVER SMAN.

Jan Kiepu Polish tenor who was heard in recital last evening at
Hail. dpe the omay which usually attends
dignfd
genial personality his acceptance
the foohts than usual with the lights
in Polish his
Evening star., 1941-01-08
Bowers Children

Tim Holt and Nell ODay have
been cast by Universal for the i'm
portant roles of son and daughter
to Charles Boyer in Back Street"
Evening star., 1941-01-08
lean Arthur Pushed Back
Into That Ivory Tower
An interviewer Did the Talking,
So Star Gives Up on Reform;
Stork Coming to Gables?
By SHEILAH GRAHAM,

Jean Arthur the market for leading man her next picture
finding the
films. Fred MacNday is being
talk Of James Craig who did well the
doctor in kitty Foyle"
funny story-perhaps isn't funny eher-gong the
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Now the Movies Are Blamed
For Football Debacles
Sad Showing of CALIFORNIA; Greats
Attributed to Mocking Forces Which
Use Grid Heroes in Extra Roles
BY JAY CARMODY.

It probably enough for followers
football team thoroughly pasted by its erstwhe victims
The mighty have not fallen with such
the drama alldramaic
which brings the subject this
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Student Prince" 4"
back again: $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"RiSe and Shine" foot
ball satire with Jack Oakie: IL a m,
lao. 4:25. 7:05 and $50 pm. Stage
shows: l2:55, IS, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia Nothing but the
Truth" spoken by Bob Hope: ll:45
am, las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 945
pm.
Earle-"Rirth of the Blues" with
Blng Crosby and Mary Martin in
attendance: II am, ~, 4 30. 72o
and 10 pm Stage shows: II so,
3.45, 30 and 9,l0 pm.
Keith's-"suspicion," suspense BY
Hitchcock: Ills am, lis, 800,
5:25, 7:30 and o35 pm.
Little-"Ruggles of Red Gap" re-
vival of the hit with Laughton. ct
al: 11:10 am. 1:10. 3. $50. $40
and 8::35 pm. Earl of Chicago at
10 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"Th Died With
Their Boots On" with Enrol Flynn
as Gen. Custer: 11:10 am, las,
APO, SIS and 9:35 pm.
Palace - Shadow of the Thin
Man." more about Mr.. and Mrs
Evening star., 1941-12-02

through to their conception of
logical conclusion and the finger of
accusation is pointed straight at
neighboring HOLLYWOOD
The explanation, if you would like
10 know how it goes. lies in the fact
that Hollywood has looked upon the
theme as farcical in most of its grid
iron pictures of the last five years.
Instead of making the hero ro-
mantle figure of irresistible mas
culinity. they have made him
laughable oaf played by Jack Oakie,
or three OATS played by the Ritz
brothers. AS if that were not bad
enough, they made the star of one
football picture kicking coed
played by Joan Davis. the ultimately
farcical assault upon the integrity
Of Saturdays heroes.
At this iuncture YOU probably are
thinking that turning football into
q satirical lark should put its mark
equally upon all players, not merely
California's.
You would be Ostracized, or worse,
FOR thinking that in Pasadena. for
IT. represents an almost willful igno-
rance of the point. The point. Of
course is that the skilled extras en-
ployed for these irreverent gambols
are recruited from U. S. C.s regular
squad Or from that of the Univer-
sity of California of Los Angeles.
known in the headlines as the
UClanS.
In all innocence. the pristine in
nocence of men brought up to die
for good old WhooSis and reared in
the simple faith that football is all,
these gladiators go over to the
studio to discover that everything
they have been taught 10 believe Is
Evening star., 1941-12-02

enough's enough. and hoV's about
letting us UP. fellows? The safest
course. possibly, would be merely to
pass along reminder that The
Student Prince" has returned to the
National Theater, sung very well
indeed, to charm its faithful ad-
mlrers anew. Further. it no doubt
is something that should be seen by
all those unfamiliar with it. since
1t seems to be becoming our most
popular operetta.
lnlS nth anniversary production
the show opened in New York on
December 2, 1924-seems much the
same as the 18th anniversary pro-
duCtIon which the Messrs. Shubert
sent around last season. The Messrs.
nave had the costumes cleaned and
the scenery busted off and have
made few cast changes. but If
you're a Student Prince" con-
nolsseur and take it in once more
you will note little difference.
Barbara Scully, a pert and pretty
little blond lass with pert and
pretty little voice, is singing Kathie
again, and charmingly. Her vocal
efforts have tendency to become
lost in the crowd when too many
people are around, but she can
make a lovely moment of a solo or
duet version of Farewell. Dear"
or Deep in My Heart" Also pres
ent again are Detmar Poppen and
William Kent, those two fellows
who perform, sometimes belabor.
what is known as the comedy re-
lief.
Among the newcomers to "The
Student Prince in this version are
a comedienne named Joanne Tree
and Robert Davis, who plays tfC
Prince Karl Franz. 1t is a change
for the better in the case of Miss
Tree, who Is an improvement on
whoever that was last year. An
other change for the better might be
arranged if some one could think of
something to do about male cho-
ruses. Or maybe a male chorus
never looks as good as 1t sounds.
This one sounds fine.
Evening star., 1941-12-02

a joke. Through four to six weeks
they are associated with strange,
zany comedians and beautiful ac-
tresses who make beguiling
mOckery of all that is sacred to
football coaches and student man.
ayers.
No matter how simple minded
and artleSs the participant in such
soiree may be, he cannot come
away from it without being marked.
Many times in the fierce realism
of Saturday afternoon during the
regular season he must pause to
compare the drudgery of it all with
the lazy fun of football as farce.
The comparison, Southern Cali
fornia fans have concluded, is very
unflattering to the real game.
That is why they blame the
movies for what has happened to
the men of Troy, and the lesser,
though still able, men of u. c. l.. A.
They think that, but definitely, is
going too far for laugh!
Incidental intelligence: The hoo
doc associated with Shakespeare
Macbeth" sort of tragic faith
that it must always be a financial
flop, is about to be broken by the
current Maurice Evans production
In New York. 1t is regarded as
certain to run beyond the 10 weeks
OrlQinal1v nlonnpd Uocbi,C
ton will get to see it ere the season
ends, however. Variety Club
members and the cast of The
Student Prince" now playing at
the National, got together last night
after the performance for a gala
celebration of the shows 18th an
nlversary. The Subtleties of
cheer leading will be demonstrated
to Capitol Theater audiences to-
night by 10 masters of the art. six
girls, four boys. from George Wash
lngton University. That would
be at the 9 o'clock show. A
memo from the University of Michi-
gan's Union Opera announces that
Richard H. Rawdon of Cabin John.
Nd, Is playing the feminine lead.
Makes very beautiful girl"
says the author of the memo.
The ShubertS' Gilbert and Sullivan
revival at the National will be an
ticlpated by that of the Columbia
Light Opera Co, which will present
The Gondoliers" three nights next
week AT Roosevelt High School.
The nights are Monday. Tuesday
and THURSDAY.
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Bell Tolls Again
Duncan Renaldo, HOLLYWOOD char

Duncan Renaldo, Hollywood char
acter actor, is in the cast of For
Whom the Bell Tolls" Paramount
has announced him for the role Of
1t. Berendo, the italian officer, who
gets killed in the mountain battle
with Ell Sordo.
Originally on the stage in New
York and Los Angeles, Renaldo got
his first movie break in Trader
Horn" and has lately been specializ-
ing in Westerns.
Including Renaldo. four cast an
nouncements have been made for
Paramount's film version of the
Ernest Hemingway novel Akin
Tamiroff will play Pablo. Vladimir
Sokoloff, Anselmo. and Joseph Cal
LEILA. Ell Sordo. Sam Wood is to
direct.
Evening star., 1941-12-02

Nick Charles: 1o:45 am, 12:55, 3:05,
Sis, 7::25 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Jezebel," Bette Davis down
South: 11:20 am. l:25, $50, 5;35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
continuous from 10 m.
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Quartet to Sing

st. Adams Quartet. assisted by
st. Adams Choir, Walter Nash, di-
rector, will be heard In concert at
8 o'clock this evening at the Guild
Hall, Mount st. Alban. Members
of the quartet are Charlotte Ridley
Watkins, soprano; Teresa Shrader,
contralto; H. Granville Leef, tenor,
and Thomas Leef, bass.
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Bv HARRY MACARTHUR.

There are any number of atti-
tudes one might adopt toward The
Student Prince" One might, for
instance. say again that Sigmund
Romberg contrived as listenable a
set OF tunes as you could desire
when writing this score. and that
makes up for any number Of short
romings which might be attributed
10 the elderly operetta at this date.
Then there are those of lis, the
churlish sort. probably, who feel
that The Student Prince" like The
Mikado," is very nice indeed, but
Evening star., 1941-12-02
Rornberg
Operetta
Returns
Student Prince
Still MelOdiOus.
AT the National

THE STUDENT PRINCE orer-
alta hv SlEmund FnmberE, hook and
lvrlcs bv Dorothy Donnellv -sttnss by
watson Barrett. STAGED NJ Edward J
Scznlon presented nv the Shuberts. At
the National
The Cast.
PRIME Minister Won Msrk-Ale1 Alexander
Or FnEel (the Prince : Turorl,
LLOYD Harms
Prince Karl Franz Robert Davis
Fuder Landlord Of Inn Of Three
Golden Apples Walter johnson
Gretchen Maid AZ The Inn jeanne Tree
Kathie Niece Of RuderJ Barbara Scully
Nicholas Larry ODell
lutZ Valet TO the Prince Detmar Poppen
Hubert (the Wallets VaieD William Kent
Grand Duchess Anastasla Nina Varela
Princess Margaret tFiancee of Prince
Karl Franz Jay PreSSon
Captain TarnltZ William Castle