davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS WAIVED.

BEDROOM. dining. living room turnlture.
contents OF aptS. or homes WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY. STORAGE. TIA. .ai;.
5sS2t BARGaN BooK eS soRr Gaf for Sos
ST. II W. DI. 500 Open Sun. and ewes. - :
CLOTHING-Betler prices PAID for mems
used clothing. Harry's. l13S 1th 81. NV
DI 6769. open eve VIII call.
FURNITURE WANTED AT oNCE-We buy
pianos. etc: day o: night FIR :s0;
FURNITURE. rugs. once furniture, house
hold goods etc Highest cash prices. best
results Cal! any time. NE. 1924 ls'
FURNITURE. brlc-a-brac. china glassware,
rugs. SIlverware paintings. highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray Taylor 1888.
FURNITURE-Hle cash prices for bed
nm living rm. dining rm. and Kitchen fur
niture Call us first AMERICAN FURNI-
TURE CO. tiu5-1 Indiana ave. RE. TO
FURNITURE-Ho FURNISHINGS OF all
kinds. maximum cash prices; brlc- -brac
china. Call any time. RE. 1904 Me. OBJ
FURNITURE-Ws enoush TO outn'
house also piano. Call evenings after
PIANO, grand or small upright. Will pay
cash If bargain. North sio?.
PIANOS-Quick cash for grsnds, spinets
and small uprights Of any make and in
any, condition. We also take pianos IN
trade on radios washers. ironers. sewing
machines. electric refrlgerators. etc. Call
Republic 1890 The Piano Shop, 1915 1th
st NV OPEN EVENINGS.
SEWING MACHINING buy all types,
repair: hemstitchng. buttons covered.
plesting. 917 ST. RE. 1900, RE. 231 ..
WILL PURCHASE or make loans on guns.
binoculars. mems clothing. tewelry or misc,
National PawnbrokerS. foot OF Key Bridge,
1906 Lee hwy RoSslyn, Va.
WANTED-Jewelrv diamonds shotsmns.
typeWriterS. cameras. binoculars and MIS-
CELLANEOUS HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Max ZWeig g3- D NV. ME- 9ll3
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SIL-
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWEIRY WE PAY CASH
A KAHN. INC. A. YEARS AT "35 F
CLOTHING-Hlghest prices paid for mems
used clothing Berman's lle" 1th St
NE 31f1. Open eve. viii call.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches diamonds and old DIS
carded iewelry: full cash value paid
- c,I-I IN, n w
Evening star., 1941-11-18
15O3 DOWNING ST NE
S14,750.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

s-rm. Colonial brick. with screened
porch brlck gar fenced rear yard.
paved street and alley; very frs
value - this price Shown bv spD'
EDMUND FLYNN Woodward
BIDS RE l@lS- ewes, WI. 9ofS
Evening star., 1941-11-18
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

FURNISHED, single bedroom. breakfast:
laundry, private home: 50 Call Warheld
1853
1902 N. 10Th ST, Arlington-Nicely fur
niShed front room. next TO bath, new twin
beds: near new Navy Bldg. Single or
double. POS
ARLINGTON. VA-Furnished room. auto.
heat. c.h.w.: near bus. 10c fare; garage
optional. OK. 1886.
Evening star., 1941-11-18
HOUSES UkFURNISHeD.

room sos Capitol Heights Md-s rms,
b.. 50 FULTON r GORDON. owner.
li-1 Eve 81. U. 80. ONCE also open
10 . pm
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. 3a2s LIVINGSTON
Sr-Large DETACHED, centerhall home,
consisting % rooms, - bathS. H-car ga
.a. rsse au'oms,le hea, loye!y sroqndS 10 ,St
SPECTION BY PERMIT ONLY LINKINS
co loo II 81 NV.
SILVER SPRING -RECONDITIONED.
rooms. 4 bedrooms ~ baths. oil heat.
porcheS maids room. 2-car garage. lot
ljuXI25' bus service 500. OWNER, co.
1871. evenings. AID 3s42.
5l5 Gth ST. NE-s RMS BATH Ell.
ess heat. garage. GOOD shape. rea soma ble
rent. OWNER, 5dl Park rd.
41Io PERRY ST NE, BRENTWOOD MD
5-room bunealox. am conveniently
located, 80. OWNER WA. 3562
@su2 MYRTLE AVE NE r. AND B .
INV n. oil burner. and sttic $50 mo
So ., kenyon sy0. 81 nwd + and B. b. q ;" r5o h.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1924 11th ST. NV DI- 3346.
$3.50 18th ST. NV.
Lovely t-room Seml-det ached home
completely reGecorated. oil heat cony 20
schools stores and JrsnSp Available I'M
med!are!y. Reasonable rental
J. Wesley Buchanan. NE. 1143.
30l3 MILITARY RID. NV.
Brick home on large lot; dining room.
living room. kitchen and back porch on lSt
floor. 3 bedrooms. bah on 2nd. convenient
TO transportation shopping center nearby.
Cail Mr.. PERKINS. Ordway 22i4.
Evening star., 1941-11-18
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.
BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS. R L. Reds, White Leg
horns Conkey's y-O feeds. James Feet
Store. 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9
Evening star., 1941-11-18

say this 1-bedroom. @-balh de- stone
and frame home. overlooking beautiful
National Park Seminary al Forest Glen.
Nd. for IS 400 is the biggest bsrEaln in or
near this Capital City today. Liberal terms.
JOHN A BRICKLEY, Exclusive Agent,
Barr Building DI 13@l
Evening star., 1941-11-18
FARM 8 GARDEN.
GARDEN CONSTRUCTION

Outdoor freplaces. miniature wells, lily
noo1s rock gardens. fagstone walks. ter
races, dry walls, driveways. tennis courts
waterproofng. drainage. fences, hedges
eyer-blooming rose. shrub annual and
nerenniaI beds: foundation. lawn and speci-
men plantings: sacrifice tall evergreens for
screen. benches. bird baths. sun dials
weather vanes. grading. spraying; manure
pruning. Maryland blue grass sod; sugses-
tion and estimates are free. Perfect Specl-
men. local grown Xmas trees, delivered
living or cut, up to 10 IT. Lincoln 4225
Evening star., 1941-11-18
S11,850-Chevy Chase. D. c.
7 PoonoS . PathS

An individually built detached English
type home situated on a shaded street.
squares off Conn. ave. and Just q stones &
throw from public school and Secreational
center. First-foor living room 24x1S. with
fireplace, dining room lsYl4. library or
sunroom. pantry and kitchen with unusual
cupboard space The second floor has ?
splendid bedrooms. large cedar STORAGE
closet and " tile baths. Stalrwav leads
10 storage attic II Is complete IN every
detail and many special features are TO
be found Insulation. weather-Strlppins,
screens. hot-water heat with OIL BURNER,
"-car bullt-in garage Beautifully land
Scaped lot, trees shrubbery. abunds nee
of flowers with the rear yard fenced in.
In our opinion il represents an outStsnd
ing value. Immediate possession. See
II now THOS. J FISHER q CO INC.
REALTORS. DI. 6S3n; or evenings call Mr..
Evening star., 1941-11-18
S11. $50

This lovely Colonial brick home 4 an
c1StanG.ug value. located IN 2 choice CheNv
Chase D c. location near ran po.' alton
ana schools. Il large rooms. 2 bedrooms. >
tile ba insulated center entrance.
screened porch of living room reCrea ION
room with fireplace. o.. s1r cond.-.0red.
bG'N-ln garsEe Shown uy spn0i I'mfn' .
En- $50. eyes EN- 1I5j. F. A TWEED
co .5u1 CoOD zrp
Evening star., 1941-11-18
ROOMS FURNISHED.

Quiet. light room, 2nd A.; streetcar, bus;
S2S mo: gentleman. DU. 316s
163" OTIS Me- larRe room. next bath
uni phone, inner-sprlnS mattress; reason
DOWNTOWN, 627 Eye st-Newly- fur.
nished and DECORATED s,nsis room. reason-
Evening star., 1941-11-18
S5.450.
NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE. Sc.

~ ~ EIN IOV4I = II = ~ II u = 1T
Bargain seml-cet ached brick. rooms.
bath. ba Semenr car garage. front ard
rear porches, deep lot. Gail Mr.. Filp7o.
Ma l43S REALTY ASSOCIATES tx-
Evening star., 1941-11-18
SILVER SPRING.
NEyU CApE COD
MICHIGAN PARK

$50. modest terms Six rooms, IL
ba ths recreation room. garage, screened
porch near Du~. public dnd pdTOcNiaI
schools stores Call Shgo 6gi4. lH'
Evening star., 1941-11-18
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

Must sell almost new 5-room brick bungs
low, attic, garage: large lot with beautiful
shrubbery and summer house, real home.
Call Glebe :}536 till q m
Evening star., 1941-11-18

FUR COAT. genuine Persian lamb. fine
quality, size L. cost $500 last March
worn only > times. P. o. Drawer 3?ii,
Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1941-11-18
ROOMS uNEuRNlsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

1871 CONN AVE N.W.-Large room with
use of adjoining bath. Apply lanitor.
Evening star., 1941-11-18

s-room brick bungalow large Nvlrz
room fireplace. LARGE porch. oil burner.
large LOT. double ouIlt-!n Earase possession
with deed. Mus be seen % be appreciated.
CHAS. D. SAGER, Ma. 0036.
EVENINGS Mr. LEWIS WOODLFY n5so
Evening star., 1941-11-18
S6.750.

Silver Spring Nd Attractive. modern
@-bedroom home. living room I'3l 2y23 With
= bay windows. space for " additional bed
rooms on md floor oil heat. larse lot
a.trsctlvelv laEGsCaped storm UlndoTs.
II ERY INC Es4M W. ave WI h-4M.
Evening star., 1941-11-18

eTANO-LateSt mode! ,Chickerng baby
grand, slightly used. but in new-plano
condition, S5?5; terms. new-p'ano guar
sntee. Republic 62l2. KIttA 1890 G
81 middle of the block. OfEN EVE
kINGS
Evening star., 1941-11-18

PIANO, slightly used latest model Estev
splnet, in practically new condition, Sl9S.
An exceptional value IN very popular
style OF piano. Easy terms NeU-Inst ru-
nent guarantee. Republic 6Hl3 KIT $.
1850 G =. middle OF the block. OPEN
Evening star., 1941-11-18
SILVER SPRING.
YOU BE THE JUDGE

Attractive new brick bunsaIow located
in restricted new subdivision Co0y n
schools, stores. -rsrSp. F H A approved.
A Y PISANI WI lllh
Evening star., 1941-11-18
Sc 75O-TERMS.
Def. CAPE COD BRICK.

s-room brick. tile bath, American Uni.
versity Park section For psruculars CAL
HOME REALTY co, ao6 lOth W
PF I331 Residence. AID 5"HT
DET. CAPE COD BRICK.
s f BARGAIN->6 oo0.
High elevation, } large rooms. frsplsc.
oil air-condltloned Cssf payment and Sf5
month. less than ] wear old ~
FOR CAR TO INSPECT CALL DI l"l2
WE WILL BUILD
home 20 order for YOU on your lot Or
one o! ours Send Tor free caialogne or
selected plans PessrTay Homes OF Wasn-
ing on. Inc builders
Sa'ns and Financing oy
FREDERICK ". RERENSt INC.
I6"1 K 81 NV. NA S.s9 Eve. 81 "7S2.
1903 DOWNING ST. NE.
NJ Brentwood shopping center. New.
Il large rooms and ba'h, auto. heat nee
lot: H terms convenient. Ma lhl.,.
N. H. Ave. and OuackenbOS.
. new detached bricks, Sa.@50 up; auto.
heat modern deep lot. COW immedlsts
possession. terms open Ma 1913.
Evening star., 1941-11-18
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ROOMS-GOs K ST. NE APPLY Bl
tween ! aud u 30 p
Evening star., 1941-11-18

PIANOS-See our selection and compare
our prices on used grands before you buy.
Nice selection of such makes as Knabe.
Stelnvay Chickerlng Hardman Weber,
Fischer. Estey. Wurhtzer, etc. in a wide
range of prices. New-plano guarantee.
Easy terms Republic 6Hl". kits. 1870
G st middle Of the block. OPEN EVE
NTNGS
Evening star., 1941-11-18
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.

NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.
BEDROOMS. . BATHS-S1 $50.
In Cleveland Park. within walking dis
tance of all schools. stores and tranSpor-
tation this quite capacious brick seml-de
tached home is an exceptionally good value.
Includes firSt-fioor den. huge master bed
room. IoX32 #, automatic heat; Rsrase.
We know of no other house which offers
so much at this price IN this LOCATION.
For details call Mr.. Mannakee RA. 1858.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1. 1411.
VALUE.
EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION.
ROOMS.
1925 MONTAGUE ST. NV.
Vacant
Semi-detached brick, 5 bedrooms, 2
baths. ULTRAMODERN KITCHEN. Bryant
gas heat. 2-car garage Terms.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO. INC.
Ma OLA. sos ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-18
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Bungalow American Univ Park
lovely rms bs, III. porCheS, etc. New
iecond. Conv 10 everything. Only Ss.95o,
terms Call til m
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co, ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1941-11-18

3 brsnd-new 1a4" model Rebuilt ranges
from SlH.5o LIE FEVRE. go y. Y. ave.
u PA nn1 -.
Evening star., 1941-11-18

Martin alto $50. Conn alto. So 50; Bue-
srher Alto, S65; Conn tenor, $500; latest
model gold lacouered Conn alto like new
Sie Of the block, OPEN EVENINGS.
Evening star., 1941-11-18
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

Bethesda. Nd Modern BRICK buncs l0T
with nice rooms and space Tor " sdd.-
'ional bedrooms on INC floor. near trans
portatlou and schools fireplace. fun base
ment. garaee. auto hea,. :, 100 7. NJ.
FRY. INC. $50 Wis ave WI f14U.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

said was the nearest thing to an
apron she owned.
We talked about the weather and
things, but briefly, and then in
quired about the meal. To say that
Joan was dumfounded when the
hungry researchers made this in
quiry is an underStatement
'Lunch?" she echoed, when she
had recovered her voice.
why, thought we were just 60
ing through the motions-I mean,
take some pictures and pretend
"Oh, but I can't cook stitch and
this is the servants day out.
They Meant 1t.
And I don't think we have
thing in the house but some cereal
for the babies.
"You-dont-m
But We did, and we were insistent.
because the man at the studio who
thinks up big ideas like this had
told us Miss Blondell would toss
us meal. planned and executed by
herself alone, and to come prepared.
Joan figuratively flew into the
kitchen.
We were making wry faces when
Dick Powell, who is the model wife's
husband, came in. He wondered
where Joan was and when he heard
she was fixing us a meal, he grunted
and said:
That's more than I can get her
to do"
And Pie, Too.
Frank and I began helping our
selves to some salted peanuts from
a gallon jar full of them on the bar.
After about or hsndfuls, Joan
announced luncheon was served.
She came in Juggling a little table
with things on it. Then she brought
in another table.
She apologized for having only
ham and egg sandwich. 1t was
accompanied by a cucumber and
green pepper salad, to which both
Frank and I are allergic; radiShes
and olives and dish of cranberry
sauce. There was pie later. There
was coffee also, but it contained
a few grounds.
Not enough grounds for complaint,
however. You can't tell a movie
star who tried as hard as Joan did
to make good an idea mans idea
that she forgot to strain the coffee.
But it wasn't half bad for a spur
of-the-moment lunch. Frank and I
agreed over double hamburgers and
beer down at the corner.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Come tragedy, taxes and dive
bombers. there Is the assurance that
George Bernard Shaw is still alive
and motoring daily between his
country house and that odd little
place in which he lives on Adelphi
terrace just within the fog that
drifts up at twilight from London's
Thames.
Word of Shaw's well being came
over at the moment that Katharine
Cornell was reviving on Broadway
one of his oldest and one of his
most successful plays, The Doctors
Dilemma"
A play like ''The Doctors Dilem-
ma" which was written in 1906,
needs brilliant acting when revived
in these modern times just as it
had in 1927 when Alfred Lunt and
Lynn Fontanne revived it for lis
performances on Broadway.
Romantic and Remote.
And that is what Miss Cornell
gives to the role of Jennifer Dube-
dat, for she is both romantic and
remote in this story of wife who
is pleading with a group of promi-
nent London physicians to save the
life of her wastrel artist husband.
She finally wins the attention of
Sir Colenso Ridgeon, an eminent
British physician who has been
knighted for his discovery of
serum to cure tuberculosis. Sir
Colenso is overcrowded with pa
tients, so much so that he has prac-
tically the power of judging who
shall be given life and who must
go to their death.
Shaw's Most Liberal.
He is the only one who can sue
ceed with this cure and he must
choose if he is to save the glib
talking artist who is both borrow
ing money and at the same time
trying to present his wife to one of
the doctors who may be able to save
him from his ailment. Or he must
choose if he is to let the husband
die and himself win the loyal wife
of this same deceitful although ill
artist. Or he must decide if he will
forget the artist, whose work he
admires, and also forget the artists
attractive wife, and instead spend
his little spare time in saving the
life of his old classmate, DR..
Blenkinsop.
Under the code of physicians he
ignores his romance, his hatred of
the artist and all the other natural
emotions of a man to save his
friend, DR.. Blenkinsop.
Despite the age of the play, 1t is
one of Miss Cornell's most excit-
ing performances and she returns
Evening star., 1941-03-16
It's All a Matter of Luck.
Buddy De Sylvia Claims
To That Alone, He Says He Owes
His Success Writing Songs,
Producing Hit Shows
By Franklin Arthur,
Associated Press Stan Writer.

HOLLYWOOD
The Buddy de sylvia ring miary the
Of his works
the California
Avalon"
. "sally" "Dubarry a Lady"
Evening star., 1941-03-16
It's a Cinch
To Turn On
Emotion
Gale Sondergaard
Says Dramatics
Are Easy
By the Associated Press.


HOLLYWOOD.
This idea some movie players have
that deep, dramatic emotionalisrn
can't be turned off and on like
a light switch is just a lot Of old
theatrical malarkey, says Actress
Gale Sondergaard.
For instance" she says, "if an
actress in preliminary rehearsals
can thoroughly project herself into
the role she is portraying-and can
always remember what state Of emo
ton she is to be in at all stages
of the scene, the trick Is simple.
She can turn her feelings on and
of almost at will. even when the
filming of the picture is frequently
interrupted.
IF these interruptions upset her
and they occur many times during
the filming of each sequence-then
she just hasn't mastered her part"
The Cat-Woman.
This tall, raven-haired actress
usually plays in mystery pictures.
Her sinking movements and cold,
piercing eyes make you think she
could easily haunt house.
She played mystery roles in The
Cat and the Canary" and Anthony
Adverse" was the cat-woman in
"The Blue Bird" played the
Eurasian woman in The Letter"
and was the fidgety, neurotic char
acter in the stage play The Strange
Interlude."
Il like these mysterious roles"
she says. In THE Black Cat" she
enacts the part of housekeeper for
an old woman who keeps hundreds
OF cats and in whose home three
mysterious murders occur.
They Want Help.
II like the study of human psv-
chology so naturally I fit into these
roles quite easily. I don't know
why, but much of my fan mail
comes from lovelorn girls.
They think they are misunder-
stood and that I must be. too. So
they figure must have some strange
psychology that might help them
out of their difficulties. 1 try TO do
the best I can, but I don't know
just how good that is. Anyway, the
letters keep coming"
Evening star., 1941-03-16

NSOlluIIiueO from flrSt Page.D
droves of lesser players in order "a
draw one sure-1re name for a cer-
tain production.
A Complicated Game.
One studio chief phoned the head
OF another lot the other day and
after asking about the wife and
klddles and the horses came to the
point concerning the loan of one of
his rivals top names-a star in the
10 best money-makers" bracket,
After 20 minutes of highly explosive
barter he closed the deal, with the
details something like this:
The star would report to the bor-
rowing studio six months from date.
after finishing current commitments
on the home lot Borrower to pay
lender twice the amount of the
stars weekly salary over a period
OF l8 weeks, whether the picture is
finished in six weeks or not. In re-
turn borrower agrees to lend his
best feminine bet to his rival one
year from date of arrangement, but
Is to receive no more than the
weekly wage drawn by the lady.
Before the deal was completed he
had also agreed to let his compete
tor have the services of an art de-
signer and three lesser players
whenever desired He thinks he
struck great bargain and his rival
is chuckling, too.
When Warmers loan Bette Davis,
their ace-in-the- hole. to Samuel
Goldwyn for The Little Foxes"
even to get Gary Cooper for "Sergt.
York" you can know that the trad
ing thing has gotten past the casual
stage.
Never So Many.
Cooper was loaned to Paramount
for Northwest Mounted Police" also
and may go to that same studio for
For Whom the Bell Tolls" but that
deal is not yet set. Cooper is one
OF the busiest chattels on the Holly
wood exchange. He recently fin
ished a loan to Frank Capra for
Meet John Doe" as well.
IcNcI IldFe lIlcre De6n so many
actors and actresses laboring in
strange fields. as witness these:
Paramount borrows Don Amechs
from Fox for Kiss the Boys Good
BY" Jon Hall from Goldwyn for
"Aloma of the South Seas" Henry
Fonda from Fox for The LADY
Eve" Anne Shirley from R-K-O for
Nurses Don't Tell" Olivia de Havil-
land from Warmers for Hold Back
the Dawn" Wayne Morris from the
same studio for 81 Wanted Wings"
and Billie Burke from M-G-M for
Zone Night in Lisbon"
And that's only one studio. Others
are equally active in the lease-lend
market. 1t promises to be a great
year for trades-and a still greater
one for stars with contracts coming
up for renewal.
Who was it said the star system
was on its way out?
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1941-03-16

his Vernon Country Club. Buddy's
college career was ended.
1T was phony Hawaiian orches-
tra," he recalls. "One night AL
Jolson heard us. I had written
couple of songs and sang them. He
asked If he could use them.
From that moment, I became
his jitney poet laureate. And be-
lieve me, a better song plugger
doesn't live"
New York didn't wait long to
hear from him. He and George
Gershwin wrote La La Lucille" I"
Since then he hasn't had a flop
a phenomenon he dismisses with:
More luck"
His shows, mostly written alone
but some in collaboration with Jol-
son, Gershwin, Victor Herbert, Lau-
renee Schwab and others, include
such familiar hits as the "Follies
Of 1921" Scandals" of 1922 to 1928,
Sally" Queen High" Good
News" follow Thru" Hold Every
thing" Manhattan Mary" and
Frying High"
Fifty or so of his 500 songs have
been hits, with Avalon" "Califor-
mia, Here I Come" and Look for
the Silver Lining" the top money
winners.
Not So Smart.
Among his collaborators were
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
In 1925 they decided to incorpo-
rate. 1t was a lucrative enter
prise. In 1929, four weeks before
the crash, they sold out for S.
100000. Half was theirs, the rest
went to their original hackers.
But don't think I was smart In
getting out" De Sylvia puts in, has
tily. Nope, it was just luck. To
prove wasn't smart, dropped part
of my share into copper a few
months before the crash. I thought
it couldn't 60 any lower. The rest
went into bank stocks. The fellow
in the bank looked pale when he
sold it, but I didn't realize why
until the bottom dropped out"
The team came to Hollywood that
year to do Sunny Side Up" and
regained some of the losses. But
they split up in 1880 because Brown
and Henderson preferred New York,
and De Sylvia and his wife, the for
mer Marie Wallace, liked Califor-
MAS climate.
He turned to producing and has
been at it ever since, except for
two filings at Broadway.
Just Like Ziegfeld.
His Hollywood productions, be-
sides five Shirley Temple pictures,
include one of 1895 biggest hits.
Bachelor Mother" Last year he
went to Paramount on a two-pic-
ture deal. The first, Caught in
the Draft" with Bob Hope, was
barely finished when he was Of
fered his new job. Now he'll have
to turn Birth of the Blues" with
Bing Crosby, over to some one else
He first returned to Broadway in
1882, with Take a Chance" 1t was
notably successful, but is dimmed in
brilliance by his latest accomplish
ment. That was last year, when he
had three shows-"Du Barry Was a
Lady," Louisiana Purchase" and
Panama Hattie"-running stimuli
taneously. Only the immortal Zieg-
field ever accomplished that before.
Louisiana Purchase" and Panama
Hattie" still are coming money, with
''Du Barry" doing likewise In Chi
cago.
Evening star., 1941-03-16

Doctors Dilemma" in a production
to which even he, with his once
red and now white whiskers, couldn't
protest. But, give him time and he
will find something to criticize.
AS top tribute for the admirable
cast Miss Cornell has assembled for
Guthrie McClintic to direct in this
production there is Whitford Kane.
the heart-warming Irish actor who
appears as the one physician who
understands every ones troubles
and Attempts to solve them from
both physical and mental view
point.
It's Shaw and Cornell-a combi-
nation that is unbeatable.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Heffernun

Continued From First Page)