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Evening star., 1941-12-08

other at all. I'd be working at night,
Freddie during the day. Finally I
did a couple of films. But then
Freddie was sent East to make a
picture So 1 really had to decide
whether to go on with my work
and to be a top-flight actress you
have to work on a full-time basis
or to be Mrs. March.
Il had enough intuition to know II
was more important in the early
wears of marriage to remain all the
time with my husband. And we
wanted children" The March
household includes 9year-old Penny,
and Tony who is 8. We'll prob
ably take them with us with a tutor
on our next tour. They can learn
a lot about America that way"
The Marches recently sold their
large estate in Beverly Hills. In
the East they occupy an apartment
in New York and 40-acre farm in
Connecticut.
The career sacrifice has paid good
dividends in happiness.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Ine.)
Evening star., 1941-12-08

SuD1ugate ner own aCllllS filUllIollo
for the role of mate to her then
comparatively unknown husband.
For 10 years Miss Eldridge was a
member of that heroic group known
as Hollywood wives" ladies who
have promised to love, honor and
obey a man they have to share with
millions of maidens in all parts OF
this hemisphere.
ITO be happy as the wife OF film
star you have to adopt a sensible
attitude at the beginning" says Mrs.
March. You have to convince
yourself, for instance, that even
when he is kissing passionately
the leading lady of his picture, it
means nothing to him after he has
removed his makeup. Although
you realize that he may enjoy kiss
ing the girl while he Is doing 1t.
"A Hollywood WIFE" continues
Miss Eldridge, must accept her
loss of identity and personality in
her own right. Out theIe you are
just the wife. of your hui band. AS
a friend of mine put it, nice to
come back East where have a
first name again"
The Marches returned Broad
way three years ago-a 4 ward to
Florence for the abandonment of
her stage career in 1928. The first
play, "Yr Obedient Husband" was
a grade A flop. The second "The
American Way" played for more
than a year. The current Hope
for Harvest" was successful on its
tour, but panned by the New York
drama critics, who reserved their
praise for the performances of Mr.
and Mrs. March.
I'VE now have an ideal existence,
| states Mrs. March. Freddie does
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Films Are Studied
That Vassar MAY
Learn Technique
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.


HOLLYWOOD.
AVassar College graduate Is max
ing one Of the most intimate and
thorough studies of motion picture
production ever permitted a Holly
wood outsider"
She is Esther Porter Power, who
obtained a masters degree at Mon
tana State University and worked
with the Federal theater project in
Seattle a year before becoming as
sistant director of Vassar's expert
mental theater.
Dramatic students more and
more are taking interest in opera
tions of the picture industry" says
Mrs. Power.
II am on years leave of absence.
and will spend all of it in Hollywood,
studying film work
Mrs. Power has started by sitting
in on production of picture from
scenario to distribution.
She says her studies will become
part of her lecture material for
Vassar drama classes-"and I may
even write book, If my notes don't
get too far ahead of me"
Evening star., 1941-12-08

JIley WOuiu dtlcHIpt w PuI 'i4S
thoughts and feelings that the Co.'S
sacks, as wanderers, have felt for
many years. The arrangement en-
bellished the simple Foster melody
considerably, but solo voice carried
the well-known tune and the Eng
lish words against varied harrffehlc
background.
This was the first time, If
memory serves correctly, that the
famous chorus has sung an Amerl-
can number in their many visits to
the Capital. yesterdays concert be-
ing their twelfth. There has been no
diminishing of interest or appre-
citation of the extraordinary artistry
of the CosSacks, as the size OF yes
terdays audience and its applause
showed. The stirring direction OF
Mr.. Jaroff was as high-keyed and
watchful as ever and in many re-
spects more elastic. He has aban-
doned to a great extent the excessive
pianissimo that he used for some
seasons, and when it occurred yes
terday it served to emphasize con-
trssts to a sharper degree.
Tonal Quality Improved.
The tonal quality of the chorus
was fresher than ever. more evenly
balanced and more polished. Sew
eral fine solo voices were heard
demonstrating that vocal culture is
the aim of these splendid natural
singers. Apart from the remarkable
gradations of shadings which they
achieve, the singers can serve as
models for other artists in thelr
feeling for polyphony. In the In
tricate numbers which they sing, the
pattern is clearly defined under the
keen guidance of the director.
AS interpreters OF the richly beau
tiful music Of the Russian Church
this group has no equal. The f1ve
songs representing different por,
tions of the service gave occasion
for the most expressive singing o1
the chorus. The organ-like quality
of the voices and the devotlona
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
National-"The Student Prince
back again: $50 pm.

stage.
The Student Prince"
back again: $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Confrm or Deny re-
porter meets girl: II am. l:45. 4:30,
tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
1855, $40, 6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"The Chocolate Sol
der" Rise Stevens and Oscar Straus
music: l120 am. LIS, 3:30, $50,
7:35 and $40 pm.
Earle-"Appointment for Love" "
Boyer meets girl. M. SULLIVAN by
name: 10 am, 1925, 3, $50. 8 and
1926 pm. Stage shows: 11:35 am,
2:O5, 4:4O, 7:10 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Keep En- Flying Alb
bott and Costello in the Air Corps:
ll:45 am, las. 3:45, 5.45, 7:45 and
Gas pm. March of Time, 1l:25
am, 1:25, 1925, 5:25, 7:25 and
Ii Ii,tIeE"rhe nD- Earl ,pt Chicago
Robert Montgomery as a gangstel
who inherits a title: IL I'M. 12:45
2:30, 4:1O. 5::55. 75O and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"They Died With
Their Boots On" with Enrol Flynn
as Gen. Custer: 11:10 am, Las
4:20, 6:55 and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Two Faced Woman.
with not one Garbo, but two: II am.
LOS, 3:15. $40, 7::30 and 9:40 pm
Pix-"The Great Victor Herbert,
with v. H. music: 11:20 am, 1:25
$3.50, 5:35, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

asks a memo from LoeW's New
York publicity department.
Don't bother!
X X X
Attention Sam Goldwyn depart
ment: Richard Dyas in letter TO
this department nominates Alex
Singbush, who plays with the local
Uline Lions hockey team, for the
Lou Gehrig role in the picture you
are making of Gehrig's life. Mr..
Dyas does not know Singbush, has
no notion whether he could or would
act. He only knows that the chap
looks enough like Gehrig to be his
brother.
There have been lot worse rea-
sons than that for casting an athlete
in a motion picture role.
And who knows that Singbush
would be as bad as Tom Harmon or
Billy Conn. a couple of fellows who
recently had jobs in Hollywood?
Surprise. surprise department:
Like a bolt from the blue, or the
bargain counter, comes the an
nouncement that The Corsican
Brothers, based upon Alexander
Dumas romantic tale, will have It's
world premiere at Loew's Palace.
December 18. Douglas Fairbanks,
jr., now playing one junior officer
in the United States Navy, plays
both brothers in the picture which
United Artists will release.
No reason is given for choosing
Washington as the scene OF the
premiere. United Artists just
wanted to, that's all.
1t. Fairbanks, the memo says.
may have holiday leave along about
that time and, if so, might drop
around for the ceremonies.
Page one may have changed the
prospect in the last few minutes,
of course. The prospect OF 1t. Fair
banks being here, that is.
Whatever became of her depart
ment: Georgia French. whose last
starring picture was Black Beauty
sometime before you were born,
came back to the movies recently
to act as stand-in for Elizabeth
Risdon. After that, she went away
again.
Ruth Warwick, whom you haven't
seen since breakfast in Citizen
Kane" remember that scene2. will
be prettily visible again soon in
The Corsican Brothers"
Aside to Lisa Gardner depart
ment: Sorry we couldn't make that
Saturday dancing class engagement.
Urgent call of duty, you know. An
other chance. maybe?
Information department: Another
thing the movie production coue
saws is that drinking can be SHOWN
in only three scenes of single
screen play.
So. in Lady for A Night" Ray
Middleton has to get drunk enough
in those three scenes to remain
cock-eyed for the entire II reels OF
1 the picture.
He wasn't even allowed a hang
over period. Which probably goes
to show how untrue to life some OF
the rules make the movies.
AS the New Republic would say:
Well see what Demon Rum has to
say about this.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Toe Brown
Never Felt
Better
That Broken Back
Didn't End
His Career
BY Wide World News.

BY Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.
"Never felt better in my life-even
when I was kid"
So spoke Joe E. Brown, coming up
after handspring.
He's the same fellow the doctors
were shaking their heads over a
couple of years ago, as he lay in
hospital after an automobile &C
cident, with a back broken in two
places.
Almost everybody but Joe thought
he was through as an actor. Doc
tors said he'd be lucky to live,
luckier to ever walk again.
But they guessed wrong. Joe
wasn't ready to quit.
For nearly a year Brown was
encased in plaster from hips to neck
But he got around, even taking in
football games and horse races on
a Stretcher. Gradually he regained
use Of his legs. Swimming, he
found, was great stuff. So was walk
ing, particularly in sand.
SO it was natural that he should
be bathing on the Connecticut coast
one day. And just as natural that
he'd run into bunch of youngsters
They started turning somersaults
Evening star., 1941-12-08

manner in which the numbers are
given alike create a deep impress
sion.
Glinka's "A Life for the Tsar" is
an opera that is little known in
this country and the arrangement
of excerpts that Shvedof has made
for the Don CoSsacks might be con-
sidered the most important number
on the program. 1t consisted OF
three choruses, Through the Hur-
ricane and Storm Falcon Is Fly
ing" "Gayly Flows the Water in
Springtime" and GLORY" and Ivan
Susanins aria You Will Come, My
Last Dawn" In this division of the
program was included also three
new songs, Parting" I'VE Are Sail
ing All the Seas and Along the
Village"
Dances Create Furor.
In former concerts, the dances by
two exceedingly expert dancers
were placed at the end of the pro-
gram. Yesterday. however, they
were introduced before the finaI
group and created furor. Com
plicated dance steps, low on the
ground. as only Russian can dance
them. fiery turns and fierce leaps
all done with lithesome grace by
each Cossack dancer in turn. were
wildly applauded and almost stopped
the performance.
The singers had reserved the songs
equally wild in spirit and pronounced
in rhythm for the concluding grouI
and sang them with much the same
abandon as the dancers had exhi'
bited. Cossack songs and gypsy
songs brought out the resoundlnt
volume Of the voices and the f1ex'
ible falsetto that is used IN either
religious or humorous vein witt
equal success. The artistry OF the
inimitable singers and their remark
able conductor was continuously
and enthusiastically applaudeo
throughout the program.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

two pictures every summer in Holly
wood, the rest of the year we live
IN the East and work in the theater." ;"
Acting for the theater Is not like
cycling. according to Mrf. March
"You can't pick up where you left
off" she says. When we came back
for the first play, I realized how
much time Id lost. Is4elt like the
little woman riding inAon her big
husbands coattails." ~
The couple met Nhen March
Cborn Frederick Mcintyre Bickel in
Racine, Wis, about 4asyears ago.
was juvenile to MISS Eldridge's S
leading lady at Elitch's Gardens
in Denver. Florence had already
scored in Ambush "The Cat and
the Canary" six Characters in
Search of an. Author" and THE
Great Gatsby."
After the marriage the couple
toured for the Theater Guild and
finally came to roost in Los Angeles,
where" says Miss Eldridge, we
heard that talking pictures had
probably come to stay and they
would need actors and actresses
from the legitimate theater."
And then came disillusionment for
Mrs. March. The movies did not
want her, but they signed up her
husband.
Il was not photogenic," she tells
me. 'or rather in those days they
did not know as much about make
up and photography as they do now
I was of course disappointed anc
at the beginning I acted in few
plays with Edward Everett Horton
who then had his own company
But this didn't work out because
Freddie and I didn't get to see eact
Evening star., 1941-12-08
New Improvement
On Nature Is
Painted Orange
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
An orange grove was rented for
scenes in Sing Your Worries
Away"
Because most oranges at this
time of the year are still green,
three men worked all night painting
the fruit a rich orange. They used a
water color paint which could be
washed off easily.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

a throwback to
the days when
we were COM
PEELED to COM
pete in spelling
bees. 1t was our
theory then that
a man-then a
boy-was a fool,
motivated by a
silly vanity
when he spelled
a word correctly
merely for the
pr / v / ! e g e of
S I a n d ing in a
line. A good,
quick miSSpell-
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Actor Plays Role
Grandfather Lived
In Real Life
NV the Associated Press.

hSSUNIdItU
HOLLYWOOD.
In American Empire Big Boy
Williams is portraying a role lived
by his grandfather in Texas years
ago.
Williams plays the part Of a
whaler. His grandfather and a
great grandfather, he says, were
whalers. Furthermore. he is from
Decatur, Tex, the locale of the
story, and his father, Quinn Will
liams, was a Congressman from
that region.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

One Of them dared Joe to, not know
ing of his injury.
"Shucks." says Joe. II couldn't say
no. And maybe you think I wasn't
happy when I came up all in one
piece.
And, say, do better handstand
now than when I was TO- See?"
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Starting Date Set

Nobody Lives Forever" next
Humphrey Bogart starring vehicle,
has been scheduled by Warner Bros.
to go into production early in Janu-
ary. The film is based on story
by w. r. Burnett, who also worked
on the screen play.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

ing always sent one back to his seat
where he could brood softly on the
Stiffness of the competitive instinct
In spelling bees.
Speaking of spelling department:
How do you, spell 'colossal?" coyly
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Acting's Not Like Cycling
Cant Pick Up Where You Left Off,
Florence Eldridge Advises.
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
NEW YORK.

I was stopped acting to be full 3m Wlie
saws March in her dressing room at tne 1
where she cong film actor husbandn Hope 1or
Harvest. - VII. .x
action at the time continues the aoy
when she decloeo 70
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Don Cossack Chorus Shows
New Artistry in Concert
Tonal Quality Improved; Furor
Created by Final Numbers
At Constitution Hall
By ALICE EVERSMAN.

The Don Coack Russian Male Chorus exes from th
this country
all Americans Od Folks at Home to include IN
afternoon at Constitution Hall
number Of the singers announced tnat
version Serge would be in which
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Those Dual Roles Suggest
An Idea for a Movie
Maybe One Player Could Do Whole Film;
Local Hockey Player Nominated
For Lou Gehris Part in Picture
By JAY CARMODY,

Wshfu thinking department. Seeing such variety OF actresses as
Rayeposby actresses
idea
would like picture in which athe parts would be
the Sk Of the
the script writer
And finer test of the endurance of audiences!
department: Miss Marjorie Burns we
really remarkable Speler.
sin
Evening star., 1941-12-08

When we slip, and the compositor
and proofreader with us, it is merely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
What's the Answer?

distributed by King Features Syndicate. Incl
Mount Joy Plantation better known American history
Valley Forge, situated but few hundred Of
land. What industry fourished within its limits?
2The song of the Venetian gondoeer is called Rondeet
barcarole, ballad?
3-Wha is the meaning of the Latin phrase, "Vox pop?
4-Mata Hafi secret operative of what country?
5The convey the blood to the called
Veins capiaries, arteries?
6The character who porrays the spirit of eternal youth the
little boy who grew up is Bobby Dazzler Peter Pam
Pnnocho, Cupid?
Real buskn made from the hide of the deer What is
modern buckskn made of?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
By Adele Garrison

that she would be willing I should
use part of it. legally my own. to
save her childhood friend. Helena
Brixton, from the stark poverty
which would have followed her
husbands suicide and the after
math OF ruin.
Neither Helena nor her children
have ever learned of the part l
played in that last minute salvag-
ing Of the Brixton fortunes.
But Samuel Brixton has never
forgotten. and while his payments
of his loan have been prompt and
large, they have been dwarfed by
the enthusiastic gratitude which
he has accorded me ever since.
know that if l ever need aid of
any kind. Samuel Brixton will be
eager and willing to come TO my
assistance
For a second or two following
our arrival there was no sign of
re behind the big double doors
wnNi. .ea5 from the center of the
veranda to the haii. cicky was
climbing down from the car pre-
paratory to going up on the We
randa. when Samuel Brixton threw
open the doors and hurried out.
"Well. bless my SOUL" he
calculated, "the old Dicky-bird
In person. And Mrs. Graham,
too! What good wind blew you
In. Helena! He turned to the
door. Helena. he called again.
Helena. Come out and see
who's here!
I noticed that he did not cali
Ronald, and wondered at the omis-
sion. / noticed also that he ap-
parently did not see Carolyn, but
l did not wonder at that. for she
was crouched in a corner of the
back seat, with her hands over
her eyes, patiently Stimulating the
headache I had advised as camou-
flage for her reluctance to answer
questions.
But Dicky, whether from care
lessnesS, or from some definite
wish to have Samuel Brixton cog
infant of his daughters presence,
announced her presence at once.
"You have another visitor" he
said. Look In our tonneau and
see what we brought YOU"
Continued tomorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
A Sequel to Marriage >Meddlers

ego" as he put II, she dreaded
being alone with him.
"Of course I'm going along"
I told her. "And Ii won't be long
now until we're home. 1 see
Uncle Dicky coming back"
She did not turn her head and
I guessed that she was steeling
herself against the storm of ques-
tons that probably awaited her.
DON'T FORGET
Don't forget that headache.
Carolyn" I advised her with a
smile. Speak about II the min
ute you get inside the house. I'll
bolster your story"
Thank you" she said with
more animation than she had yet
displayed. And then Dicky was
climbing into the car.
"AIl set" he said. "send her
sJoE~~
He volunteered NC INFORMATION
concerning the police officers.
Carolyn, I guessed. did not dare to
ask him anything. and | forbore
any questions as I sent the car
along the road and then turned
into a long lane bordered on either
side with stately birch trees.
1t is the approach to the Brix-
ton country house of which Sam
uel Brixton Is Unfortunately proud.
and / knew that the prospect Of
losing it upon the occasion that he
faced bankruptcy was one of his
most poignant fears.
LOOKING BACK
As ! brought the car TO a halt in
front of the wide pillared veranda.
my mind went swiftly back to that
time Of horror. when Samuel Brix-
ton. whose life had been checkered
by many adventures. some of them
sinister. but all filled with danger,
had been unable to face the finan-
cial ruin that seemed inevitable,
and had been saved from a sui
cide's death only by a matter of
minutes.
1t had been Robert Savarin's
legacy to Lillian. made out to me.
that had saved Samuel Brixton,
for although Lillian knows nothing
as yet of the provision made for
her by the brilliant artist who
loved her so Loyalty, I was sure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Pitfalls of Love

/ SMILED to myself at Caro-
lyn's question, being careful to see
that she did not guess the ire
pressible little thrill of malice
with which l heard it.
II was not the words which
gratified me as much as the tone.
A few minutes earlier / knew that
she would have been glad OF the
prospect of a long ride alone with
Dicky. for she would have figured
that she would be able to charm
him into carelessness concerning
her movements. But after his
ruthless "defiation Of her colossal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
The knowledge Test
Nv DR.. CARINA II. CONNOLLY

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Tho Lin Sem bl Frank c, Walker; c) Prince Konoye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

How old is: TAI Former Kali
ser Wilhelm II; (b) the
Star Spangled Banner; tc)
President Roosevelt?
is: (a) Plasma; tb)
clavicle; (c) cornea?
are the full names of
the men after whom these
places are named? (a) Pull
ask Skyway; tbl Eiffel
Tower; tcl Holland Tunnel.
Which was the last: ta)
State to come into the
Union; tb) battle of the
American Revolution: tc)
president before Franklin
Roosevelt?
What is the literal meaning
off: la Auf wiedersehn; tb)
adieu;1 tel good-by?
ANSWERS on Editorial Page)