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Evening star., 1941-09-16
RenchleY Is Cast

Robert Benchley has joined the
all-star cast being assembled by
William Dieterle Productions for
the coming feature, "Syncopation,' y
which already numbers among its
players such box-office favorites as
Jackie Cooper, Bonita Granville and
Adolphe Menjou.
Benchley, one of the most versa
tile members of the film colony,
recently added to his laurels by star
ring for Walt Disney in The Re-
luctant Dragon" first full-length
screen feature to combine human
actors and animated characters.
Dieterle himself will produce and
direct "Syncopation," with Charles
L. Glett serving as associate pro-
ducer. The film, a perturbation Of
the origin of jazz music, will be
based on an original story by VAL
entine Davies, who will also COL
laborate on the screen play with
John O'Hara.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

Rooms may be played in the living
room, but its mind is in the bed
room.
This is the comedy, you must
know, which opened in New York
season before last and has been
running merrily along there, a dis
tinct tribute to the perseverance of
those involved in it. You would
think, offhand, that not even
adrenalin could have kept it alive
long enough to call in it's closest
friends. If Alan Dinehart, who is
co-author, director and one of the
principal players of Separate
Rooms" becomes involved in a
good play he'll probably stay in
volved with 1t the rest of his life.
Carping on the faults of Separate
Rooms" at this point in It's career
may seem little silly, but it can't
be helped. 1t is just an inept
comedy and If it runs until 1890 it
will still be an inept comedy on its
golden anniversary.
Separate Rooms" Is one of those
things about an actress who is both
frivolous and career-minded and a
columnist who is woman-hater, his
of course widely syndicated column
apparently concerning itself only
with attacks on the regulations Of
women. The actress
marries the columnist's young play
wright brother, the farce then being
devoted to the columnist's attempts
to make the actress occupy herself
with wifely duties. such as getting
her husband his pipe and slippers,
keeping him busy at his play-writ-
ing. and otherwise seeing that he
is happy.
Any one Sneering at this plot, of
course. will just be guilty of lack of
respect for his elders and certainly
will be a cad for it. Anyhow, the
plot is merely an excuse, a sort of
framework for the witty dialogue.
And this would be all right If the
dialogue were really witty-even
half as witty as the people reciting
it seem to think it is. AS matter of
fact Separate Rooms" does become
almost amusing, in its own crude
fashion, when the brother in law
arrives to blackmail the actress into
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Civic Group Starts
Classes in Drama

The first complete drama school
OF the Washington Civic Theater
will open at pm. tomorrow at
its headquarters, 2020 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, 1t was announced by
the theater group today. Glasses
will be conducted regularly Monday
through Friday from to 8 pm,
1t was said.
Leon Askin, the Civic director. who
will be in charge, will also teach
directing and elementary and ad-
yanced acting. Evelyn Davis, for
merly associated with Martha Gra-
ham, Mary Wigam and Charles
Weidman. will teach modern dancing.
Other teachers -.S include Eileen
Fowler. instructor of voice and die
ton: E. Adams Whyte. for more
than 10 years with Warner Bros
broadcasting studio in Hollywood,
broadcasting technique; Bernice
KrauS, makeup: Dorothy Croissant,
formerly with the American Labora-
tory Theater, costume designing. and
Henry C. Pearson. graduate of Yale
Drama School, scene designing.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

cast in the best role of her career
opposite Fred MacMurray in Take
a Letter, Darling" To be a success
in Hollywood, you've got TO be re-
sourceful.
Fredric March will leave for New
York Immediately following COM
pletion of his co-starring role with
Loretta Young in Bedtime Story"
He will start rehearsals in Hope for
a Harvest" which is TO be produced
on Broadway this fall. His wife,
Florence Eldridge, will also be in the
show.
Most insured actor in Hollywood
is Roger Clark, a Columbia contract
player. Clark carries a total of %
different policies covering every
thing from automobile and accident
risks to common colds and slipping
on a dance floor. The actors STEP
father. it should be explained, is a
top executive of big-line insurance
company.
(ReIessed by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IneD
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Changes Are Made

Olivia de Havilland has been given
the feminine starring role opposite
Henry Fonda in THE Male AMI
NAL" which has just gone into
production at Warner Bros. Also
featured in the cast are Joan Leslie
and Jack Carson.
The role assigned to Miss de
Havilland, who has just finished in
They Died With Their Boots On"
opposite Enrol Flynn, was originally
announced for Priscilla Lane. AS
result, however, of the excellent
impression made on studio execu-
tives by the team of Miss Lane and
Richard Whorf in New Orleans
Blues" they have decided to team
this pair again in the leads of Re
member Tomorrow" scheduled TO
go into production shortly.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

don't always forget, fans stlll write
us wondering what can be done
about inspiring a Boles comeback.
I'VE want John Boles!" chant II
feminine signatories to letter
Just received from Cincinnati. I'VE
heard him sing the other night
and We want to go on record now
as saying he still has more appeal
than most leading men they throw
at us in the movies today"
Boles hasn't been in Hollywood
more than 10 days in the past SIX
months. 1T just seems that man
is always on the road" reported a
devoted houseman when We tele-
phoned to learn just why one of our
favorite gentlemen has divorced
himself from the studios.
*&xx
Same mail brought an invitation
from Oracle Allen, professional nit
wit, inviting us to cast an eye over
her own exhibit at the inventors
convention. which opened in Los
Angeles this week. Gracie's items
include:
l. A transparent newspaper so
the wife can see her husband at
breakfast in the morning.
2. A shaving mirror with the up
per half of Clark Gables face on.
so it looks as though you are shaw
ing Clark in the morning instead Of
your same old face.
3. Double duty dental plates
They can be taken out at night and
baited to use as q mousetrap.
4. Scalloped telephone mouthpiece.
Can also be used as cookie cut
ter.
5. Building that goes up and down.
So you don't need elevators.
6. Sweater knitted out of maca-
roni. Not only warm but nourishing.
Mary Kain of st. Louis is a secre-
tary who burns" every time she
sees one of those f1ickery ingenues
taking dictation from the boss.
How any one could type or take
dictation in the poses they get
into is beyond me- Mary writes. 1T
is always obvious that the girl is
neither taking dictation nor typing
and if they can't do it themselves,
why don't they get some one who
can to Sub for them?"
Lowdown on highups:
True story behind Patricia Mori-
sons revived career is a smart press
agent and blond wig.
Under contract to Paramount and
in the dog house most of the time.
Pat finally decided to hire per-
sonal fack. The fellow took shot
of her in blond tresses, passed prints
around the studio bigwigs' Offices
and in less than a week she was
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Fans Still Are ClamOring
For John Boles Films
He Hasn't Made Picture in Three
Years, but His Singing Tours
Inspire Calls for His Return
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN
HOLLYWOOD.
Let's read the mail:

overlook their leading
John Boles his face pictures
still
which him all
for nearly three they
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

ana line OF showing
Stage.
National - Separate Rooms" /"
comedy with Anna Sten and Alan
Dinehart: $50 pm.
Screen.
Earle-"Our Wife" with MELVIN
Douglas as the husband: II am,
lao, 43o, 7:15 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 12:55, $40, 6:25 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's - Citizen Kane" the
Orson Welles opus: 11:25 am,
1:55, 4:25, 7 and $50 pm.
Palace-"When Ladies Meet" ro-
nance in the high places. with a
starry cast: 11:55 am, 2:20, 4;45,
ITO and $40 pm.
Capitol - Belle Starr" biog-
raphy of the bandit queen with
Gene Tierney: II am. lao, 4:25,
ITO and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
12:45, $3.50, SIS and 9 pm.
Metropolitan-"Here Comes Mr..
Jordan" bright fantasy with Robert
Montgomery: lilo am, lis, $40,
5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Little-"Intermezzo," subtitled "A
Love Story" with Ingrid Bergman
and Leslie Howard: IL am, 12:45,
2:35, 4:20, 6:1o, 8 and $50 pm.
Columbia-"Life Begins for Andy
Hardy" or Andy meets a brunette:
II am, los, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Trans News and shorts:
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside -"Davy Crockett" his
life In melodrama style: $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-16

good behavior with a pocketful Of
notes on her past, but it Is only
almost and not very.
The rest of the time the actors
just bat cliches about with some
thing like verve, rather in the man.
ner of energetic people playing table
tennis with pool balls. Some of
these bright sayings are concerned,
and bluntly, with the actress refusal
to be a wife and some of them are
at least clean. But all the dialogue,
just to give you an idea, is of the
time wounds all heels" school.
That's not something we thought
up in the night; it's line in the
play. Time wounds all heels"
With Mr.. Dinehart and Lyle Tai
bot, who have been with it since the
beginning, at the head of the cast,
Separate Rooms" is performed
glibly and with the faint touch Of
ham it probably deserves, served
slightly overdone. They're really
quite effective, these two. Mr.. Dine
hart mugging handily to sell his
comedy in the George Abbott let
'em-know-you're-saying-so m ething
style, and Mr.. Talbot overplaying
with healthy zest the young play
wright whose problem gives the
comedy its name.
Miss Anna Sten, of Kiev. Holly
wood and the summer theater cir
cult. is making her first stage ap-
pearance in this country as the self
centered actress of this affair and 1t
is good to see her. She manages
well enough, too, some Of the time
And then again, while her accent is
charming enough, her European
rhythm of speech comes at odds with
United States snappy sayings and
she seems miscast. At least we hope
that's tho trouble
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Directs Own Story

Alexander Korda has signed
Ernst Lubitsch as producer director
OF ITO Be or Not to Be-" an origi-
nal story by Lubitsch and Melchior
Lengyel.
No cast has as yet been engaged
for the production, but Lubitsch
starts preparation at once at the
Korda Offices so that production may
start early in october, upon COM
pletion of Kordas current The
Jungle Book"
Evening star., 1941-09-16

SEPARATE ROOMS comedy in
three acts by Joseph Carole and Alan
Dnehart presented by Ben p. Stein. di-
Tected by Alan Dinehart. At the National.
The Cast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-25

During the past week the District
Real Estate Commission issued IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-25

John F. Garrett, Alexandria
builder, has just completed five new
homes in jefferson Park and Co.
lonial Park in the nearby Virginia
city. His furnished display home at
241s Taylor avenue is a copy of one
Of the model dwellings on exhibit at
last years New York Worlds Fair.
The houses are all stable.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-25

censes as real estate brokers to J. H.
Realty Co., 112l Florida avenue NE;
Morris H. Ginsburg, 1921 Florida
avenue NE; Samuel M. Dudley,
1914 Fourteenth street NV; Ed
ward Maltz, GOT Fifteenth street
NV, and L. L. Johnson, trading as
Peoples Realty Co., 905 New York
avenue NV.
Real estate salesmen's licenses
were issued to Arlie l.. Johnson,
5504 Connecticut avenue NV: Ed
ward L. Wills, jr., POT Florida avenue
NV: Waddell r. Thomas, POT
Florida avenue NV; Mary w.
Moody, 1922 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Md; Edward F. Leary. 2l5
Evans Building; Wilson Lewis Har-
ris, 925 New York avenue NV, and
Frank H. Mcleod, 1906 K street
NV.
A business chance brokers' license
was issued to James B. Mallos, 1923
Fifteenth street NV.
Applications for real estate brok-
ers' licenses were received from
Alexander H. Ruhl, 927 Fifteenth
street NV, and William C. Ritter,
trading as Republic Real Estate Co.,
1924 U street NV.
Applications for real estate sales
mems licenses were received from
Paula Brown Bell, 1920 P street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-25
Glass Blocks Found
To Have Many Uses

Builders have found scores Of uses
for glass blocks in erecting new
homes throughout the country. One
was recently confronted with the
problem of supplying additional day
light for a kitchen that had only a
single window. This was solved at
a cost of about $40, which is less
than the cost of complete window,
by installing panel OF insulux glass
blocks in the outer wall above the
sink. The panel of glass blocks,
which consists of three block units,
provides ample daylight on the
kitchen worktop and drain board,
and at the same time gives an added
touch of decorativeness to the
kitchen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-25
Advice on Repairs

Home owners planning to modern
lie or convert their homes in line
with the new r. H. A. campaign,
"Repair-for Defense" can save
money and time by consulting an
architect before proceeding with the
work. His trained eye can better
visualize how such repairs can be
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-25
Perturbation Is Old

Perturbation Of houses by shop
building wall sections out Of such
materials as plywood has come into
prominence only within the past
year or two. But records Of our
Government show system for pre-
formed houses was used in Japan
100 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-25

NV: Robert w. McGinniSs, Ed
munds Building, and Goldie Towles
Smith, TIL Florida avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-25
Heat SAVING Measured

Insulating board of the thickness
usually used on walls and ceilings
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Beautiful Girls
On Temple Bill

One Of the most pleasant Jobs
in Hollywood went IN Ragnar
Qvsle, young Norwegian skiing
instructor. Qvals has his own
school ~ Snow valley. near Ar
roVhead Springs. and the studio
send hin SIX models whom they
recently imported from New York
They were 70 he Used IN the new
film. Sun Valley serensds.
which stars Sonia Henis and John
Payne. and Is due today at the
Temple thester.
As there II much skiing in this
picture, II was Qyales very hap
py job TO instruct these beautiful
girls in skiing and he really en-
joyed IL
The six girls. who are hand
picked models recently seen in
That Night In RIO are Bunny
Hartley. Rosesnne Murray. Bet
tye Avery. Mary Joyce Walsh.
Marion Rosemond and Lillian
Eggsrs.
Glenn Miller End his band
head the featured east which also
includes Milton Beris. Lynn Bar.
Josu Davis end ire Nicholas
+. Brothers
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Let There BE Music!

hOil<f NOoD. tafif. - n n
musical productions have been
placed on the Warner Bros. pro-
duction schedule for the ensuing
year. This will be the greatest
number of musicals produced by
that studio in any single year
since 1892.
Notable about this schedule
OF musicals lie thai only two
Of them will be based on musi-
cal comedies or operettas pre-
yiously produced on the stage.
The other seven will he entire
" original In plot and most
Of the music used.
Two OF the originals will be
biographical. one based on the life
Of George NJ. Cohan and the other
on the career and composition.
Of George Gershwin. The former.
entitled Yankee Doodle Dandy.
with James Cagney portrsying Co
han, is scheduled TO get before the
cameras Dec. 1.
The other originals will he
Here Come the Girls" Tell
Me, Pretty Maiden" Young
and Beautiful" Carnival In
Rio" and "A Night At Tony
Pastors" The music In the
last-named will he mainly
songs of Its period.
The stage pieces to be trans
ferred TO the screen are the Sig
mund Romberg operetta. The Des
ert Song" and Banjo Eyes" the
new musical comedy starring Ed
die Cantor.
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Thrilling Chase Al the Music Box

The chase. which has played an
exciting part In screen plots since
the days of Mack ssnne,t eorns-
dies. IL given important fco,srs
in the new picture. Down In San
Diego" current attraction At the
Music Box.
The principals involved are
Bonita Granville, Ray Aeponsld,
Leo Gorcey and Stanley Clements.
who. seated on = motorcycles. race
fleet Of police ears In an effort
Ia lead the police To the hssdqusr-
tsrs Of an espionage ranr.
This u bat on. II many exciting
moments IN the drama al a mob
sisr who IL doubis-cross~d into
revealing Y. 3 naval secrets n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
MINUTES ARE MONEY

An assistant director must be a
little bit on the firm side.
spoke Of keeping a company past
lunch time, and / did that the other
day-until 1:30-and there wasn't
squawk. Everybody on the set
Miss Colbert, John Payne. the
camera crew. the $50 extras and
all the grips, carpenters and the
rest knew that II We could make
the switch from the school interior
to the farmhouse exterior scenes
during lunch. IL would save me
an hours shooting time. Tines
money In this business more than
Il IL in most. and they understood
and appreciated my problem.
It's funny thing. being called
an assistant director. Were more
executives than anything creative.
It's only once IN a dogs age that
an assistant director ever gets n
chance to direct. Mostly writers
ana film cutters are promoted To
those spots.
This Is how my job works /:
Some body writes a script Its
given to me and I give IL the
breakdown process. working with
the unit manager Then We tell
the front office how long II ~ill
take to make. what sets. what
costumes. how many players and
how much II will cost Then they
tell us We can't have that much
money or time. Well. we've al
lowed some leewsy but not that
much, 80 We beat our brains out
cutting corners until - well. not
until everybody's satisfied, but I'M
I'll .yerybodys 10 exhausted II All
ends In a draw.
Once we're under way We Keep
going. one morning. Tyrone Pow
er got a leg hanged up N a Ysnk
lin the RAJ" We switched n
scenes Nth Betty Cradle with not
more than 10 minutes delay. A
typical California high fog drift
ed in and got ~ low we oouldn'
get our umbrellas up under II
] hustled everybody onto Stage
5, having called Reginald Card
nsr and John Loder 10 the studio
Immediately after Powers acct
dent. "just in case" The report At
the end o. the day showed time
loss o. only Is minutes. but did
catch u.
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Show Caravans Hit the Red White and Blue" Circuit.
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TOO MUCH sQuAwk

An assistant director isn't al
ways the smartest gent on the
premises. When we were making
Jesse James" AT pinevills No.
the squawking Of guinea hens In
terfered with recording.
Finally. bought them from the
farmer at $50 spieoe and had
a man take them to the butcher
shop in town where he got d
cents each for them. But the next
morning when we started work.
we had the same trouble all over.
The farmer had bought back
the fowls at IS cents. l bought
them all over again. but this tims
I personally took them 70 a cafe.
That night the company had .
guinea hen dinner.
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ington. has recently had It's pre-
miere here
Made with color and sound.
the picture u q documentary
showing the Cathedral Church
Of ~. Peter and St Paul. the
national Episcopal cathedral
In the capital. which was be-
gun - years age and IL now
two-fifths complete. Music hy
the cathedrsrs erganist. Paul
Galloway. and by the csthe-
drafs choir Of hoy sopranos. 10
featured. No professional
actors were used In the film.
which run. for about 20 min
ute..
The picture will be distributed
to Episcopal parishes all over the
country. 1t was said. and may be
released commercially later More
than 200 churches have already
sent in requests for it
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NOW PLAYING At LOCAL THEATERS

Baby" also Ralph Bsilsmy In The
Perfect Crime
sHFiI-The jungle Girl in Tribal
F1lry." also Judy Csnovs in "si'
Hopkins"
81 UNSET - Harlene Dietrich A. "Ths
Flame OF New Orleans" also Rich
ard Arien IN Forced Landing
TEMPLE Sonia Henie IN sun Wales
Serenade." also Ronald Reagan IN
Bullets for O'Harn
LIBERTY. PuyaIlup-Ray Bolger in
Sunny" also Give Brooks IN
Convoy"
RINITRA. SUMNER Ronald Reagan N
international Squadron" q n
Wayne Morris in Smiling Ghost
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william Holden in Texas"
1888. ass e55, 2 SIS. also Joan
Plondell in Three Girls About
Town Has. 2:ss. 5s45. s.45.
RoxY-Don Anechs in The Fem
1000. also Lew Ayres in DE-. XII
dAres Wedding Day i;2o' 4fo.
s.i5
MUSIC BOX 49, william Powell IN
SHADOW. Of the Thin Man 90
$40. $50 2 so. also Bonita Gran
VILE in Down in San DESC"
las. SOS. s:25.
Blue MOUSE - Gene Terney In
shutdown l2.55. 3 so. $50. 80,
also WAYNE Morris In "3 sons Of
Guns" Il as. ass. $50. $50.
RIVIERA-Ricsrdo Cortez IN ! Killed
Thst Man" II So. 40 455. -
10 90 also Paul Kelly N Mystery
ship s05. so. G IS. BIS
LITTLE THEATER - Tacoma Drama
league presents "klgnt OF JAhuAi'
Is." Curtain a. $50.
RETURN SHOWING
Robert Preston IN Para
chute Battalion. also Acoipne
Neniou in Father Taxes Wife.
faNFo-Pennv Singleton In Blonde
on Budget" also LIE Talbot IN
Torture snip
GOWN NTTY-Herneft Aertnsi IN
Adventure IN Wash nEi1ns 40
william BOYD m VICE opsh
Town
gAY STHEET-j john Wayne IN
.grspaers ~ trf Hills also Jean
HsrshoIt IN They Meet Again
IAKEwooD-Mary Martin IN kiss
the Boys GOODBYE. also hlcnAIa
Arien IN ~Porced Landing
PARK-JonnsOsrfl IN "Out o. the
Fog also Osa Munson IA Aeeeni
on Love"
PROCIOR-Nerle Oh.ron 81 nAt
Uncertain Feeling zlso Jane pa
zee IN san Antonio Eose
RINLARI-Ezby Sandy IN -Bachsios
DADDY also walter Pigeon n
, Nan, Hunt
RFN--rzrT Grant II Bringing %
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stars get out OF
bed at 4 o'clock
on a cold win
ter morning and
drive 90 miles
10 location. He's
the meanie who
won't ct the
troupe 20 TO
lunch until they
are so hungry
they could eat
their own close
ups. Hes the
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