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La gaceta., 1941-02-06

fama hacienda papeles como
miembro de la "Familia Her
dy" Y que alcanz6 aun alturas
supcriores en- Young Thomas
Edison, ha sorprcndido aun a
sus amigos intimos de Holly
wood al convertirse de un fana
tico del swing en- un compo-
Gitcr Serio
la Cave ina" de Ia onora
Fausto', obra maestro de Gou
ned, ha sido elegida por Miro
Martini para su njmero mi
cial. La nelodioSa "Vilya' de la
opereta La Viuda Allegro" de
Lehar, Sc encuentra entire otros
de los numeros que el emincn
te artista habra de ofrecer a
los radioyentes.
En- 10 relacionado con la molo
Ola sinf6nica de Rooney, la Or
questa Ford ofrecera dos par
tes: "Melodia en- Otono" y "Hu
moresque'.
La orquesta sera dirigida por
Wilfred Pelletier, conocido Di
rector del Metropolitan. Y en-
tire los numeroe que este ofrece
ra Sc cuentan "Capricho TIA
liano" de Tschaikowski, y PRO
cesion de los Sirdar" de los
sketches caucasianos" de Ip-
politov-Icanov.
En- ell intermedio hara uso
de la palabra Mr.. w. J. Came
ron de la Ford Motor Compa
ny.
He aqui ell programa compile
to de la audicion, a la que ha-
bran de asistir mas de 5000
personals.
Joyeuse Marche - Chabrie,
Orquesta.
Cavatina de Faust - Gou
nod. ST.. Martini y Orquesta.
Procession de los Sirdar de
Sketches Caucasianos" - Up
politov-Ivanov. Orquesta.
Medley of French-C Canadian
Folk Songs - Pelletier. Coro y
Orquesta.
Melodia en- Otono de "Melo-
dante" - Rooney. Orquesta.
Humoresque de "Melodante'
Rooney. Orquesta.
In the Silent Night - Rach-
maninoff.-Vilya de La Vida
de Allegro - Lehar.-La DON
ma e Mobile de "Rigoletto' -
Verdi. Sr. Martini y Orquesta.
Capricho Italiano = Tschai-
kowsy. Orquesta.
These Things Shall Be -
Himno Melodico Italiano. Coro
Audiencia y OrqueSta.
La bora Ford" Sc TRANSMIT
tie todos los Domingos de 900
a 1000 P. M.
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Fiesta suspendida

Aver fuimos nformados pOr
ell joven Celestino F. Suarez,
p~residente de la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Asturiano,
que ell bale que habia anun-
ciado para ell pr6ximo domin-
go ha sido. suspendido, cosa
esta que desea hacer saber a
los asiduos concurrentes a las
fiestas del Asturiano.
Asimismo nos dice que den
tro de dos semanas Sc reanu-
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Ell primero de Carnival

Reina gran animation entire
nuetra juventud y asociados
del Centre Espanol para asis-
tir Ell pr6ximo sabado al Bale
Social de Carnival.
Segun informes que recibi-
mos, Sc ha extendido una cor
ties invitaci6n a las component
ties del team de Basketball
"Club Nautico" de Marianao,
Cuba, que arribaran a esta ciu
dad en- la manana del mismo
sabado.
A la l de la manana Sc efec
tuara una reception.
La fiesta comenzara a las
10 Y media de la noche y dura
"a hasta las cinco de la mana
ma del domingo.
la Sonora estrenara las
siguientes pleas:
Memorials de Aragon," pa
sodoble; "Queja Flamenco"
pasodoble; Gel Botecito," can
ci6n pasacalle; "Anoranza
Flamenco" pasodoble; Los
Hermanos Bienvenidas", paso-
dOble.
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Puro La Verbeno

DeSde hace VarioS dias, Sc
encuentran ensayando las Sec
clones de Damas y Recreo de
n~ueStras sociedades regionales,
las comparsas que presentaran
en- la proxima Verbena del Ia
baco.
Los ndmeros escogidos, asi
como el tujoso vestuario que
cada una vestira, sera un YER
dadero attractive para los miles
de personals que las presencia-
ran.
ProXimamente daremos o.
tros detalles de este festival.
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COSTA

A S
No paSe humillaciones por bsnsr
Ia cara lleIla ae granos. AqAi sS-
tt la ayuda. Ell liQuido ZEMO,
pocer0so Suavizante, alivia r&pi-
5amente la comezon, ell dOlor y
cura. ZEM0 contiene ~ de los
mas poderosos efsctivos ingre-
por specialists de gran nerito.
UnS prueba lie convsncera. 35 cts.
I0c y S1.0n En- eualquier bOtiAA-
dientes medicOs, recomendados
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EnferTnita

BESIDE hace dias Sc halla
confinada en- SUI domicilio, SUI
frienddo de una pertinaz afec
ci6n gripal, la monisima nina
Margie Ciaravella.
Margie es asistida por ell
por ell DR.. Guillermo Roig.
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dara la serie, con I'm gran con
junto musical.
Hasta ell domingo % no ha-
bra fiesta en- ell Asturiano.
Santos del dia
Sta, Dorotea y Sta. Revoca-
at.
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TIjius De Moriu

ia $ ejeGau HiJaS dc Maria,
dc In igleSia catolica NueStra
Sonora del Pcrpetuo Socorro,
cc)ebrara esta uoche una inn
portante junta.
Los mieabroS dc eSta orga-
Nj aeon estan citadoS para las
Cvlo en- puuto.
Como de costunbre, Ia iuuta
to- drd lGgar en- los salones del
Colepio.
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Vicent Es FL Monuqer
Mos Ioven

BUFFALO, Feb. Sal Vim
cent, de 50 amos que acaba de
ser nombrajo manager del Blf
fslo de Ia Liza International, IS
ell photo mas joven dol cirr NJ
to.
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de la sehora W, Passiglia, ST.
ia en- el 1901 de la "a Avenida.
E. dicha reunion Sc tomaron
acuerdus muy importantes, que
Sordn dados a conocer opcrtu-
namentC.
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Enfermo

Enfermo
Desde hace dias guarda ca
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COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de I'm aho $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
lie la Gale IL. "
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Continued on Page E-3)
Evening star., 1941-12-21


Earth" Miss Rainer again won. but
MUM was nosed out by Spencer
Tracy, whose Captains Courageous"
took his fellow workers fancy.
What has become of MUM and
Rainer. the supergreats of such a
short time ago. And why aren't they
still in pictures?
Hollywood can't help calling to
mind the old saying: You're only as
good as your last picture"
Then. to Hollywood, Mum is as
good, right now, as his last picture,
"Hudson's Bay" released year ago.
Twentieth Century Studio regret
fully admits that the picture only
family tinkled the box Office bell.
Asked for Test.
Miss Rainer has not been in a
film in three years. Her last was
Dramatic School," which M-G-M
does not recall with much pleasure.
The last time her name appeared
in the film news came when she
went to the New York Paramount
Offices a few months ago to ask a
test for the prize role of Maria in
For Whom the Bell Tolls" Luise
said she was willing to have her
hair chopped off" as was that of
the heroine in Hemingway's story,
merely for the test. The role has
not been filled, and Director Sam
Wood says he will consider many
actresses.
Rainer's chief trouble, even her
friends agree, was that she was hard
to get along with. Some say un-
necessary temperament made her
this way; her friends say she didn't
understand movieland ways, being
so recently from Vienna.
recall my first interview expert
ence with Luise. Why, she demand
ed, should want to know anything
about her? I replied that readers,
seeing her on the screen would like
to know who she was.
IT do not tink 1t is any Of their
Evening star., 1941-12-21

What about?" Costello: II forgot
to take down the pictures"
1O) Costello: Abbott, what are
those men working on in the ship
yards?" Abbott: That's hull Of
ship" Costello: You're telling
me! But what are they working
on?"
You don't have to be anything
approaching an intellectual to
scream corn" at cracks like any
one of A. and C.'s 10 best"-but
the boys can scream right back at
you with, Sure So what?' Mean
ing that their little crop of corn
hold your hats on this one-will pay
them just trifle more than s400,-
900 from various SourceS-movles,
radio. comic strips, novelties-dur-
ing 1912! And If that's corn, make
the most of it.
Costello is very frank about the
teams methods.
I'VE never think of using a gag
unless it's tried and true" he told
us. We're still using the material
that made our fathers and grand
fathers laugh"
(Released by the N. A. N. A., Ince
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Psychiatry and the New Lady Macbeth
Judith Anderson's Interpretation of the Role
Is Result of Scientific Approach
By John Ferris,
Wide World News.

NEW YORK.
The most highly praised piece OF
acting by a woman on Broadway
today is indubitably Judith Ander-
sons playing of Lady Macbeth IN
the Maurice Evans production OF the
Shakespeare tragedy.
There is nothing accidental In
this success, for Miss Anderson ap-
preached the part as scientifically as
was possible and, being woman
not only of searching intelligence
but more than ordinarily honest
Judgment, she is the first to give
credit where credit is due-in this
instance to a psychiatrist.
This anonymous gentleman is a
friend of Miss Andersons whom she
consulted when she began prepar-
ing for Lady Macbeth's sleep-walk-
ing scene. Actresses traditionally
have played this scene by walking
airily around the room, stopping oc-
casionally to wiring their hands to
wipe away the blood. Miss Ander-
son played it in this manner in 1887
III LOnQOn WlLn Laurence OuVleT.
Inspiration in Hypnosis.
Now she might have done the
same thing here and perhaps no
one-save psychiatrists and possibly
nurses-would have been wiser. But
our Lady Macbeth wondered and
questioned herself and then asked
her friend, the psychiatrist, could
he possibly arrange to have her 60
down to Johns Hopkins hospital in
Baltimore to see sleep-walker?
The psychiatrist had a different
idea. He arranged with a group of
other doctors to have a woman pa
tient brought to an apartment in
New York and to have her hypno-
tized.
Miss Anderson watched in fasci-
nation. The woman was told to re-
move her shoes, then to walk.
"Her actions said Miss Ander-
son the other day, "were not at all
as had imagined they would be-
There was no light, gliding walk.
She put her feet down firmly as
though to grip the floor. Her body
was tense and all of one piece In
her movements. When she was spo-
(See FERRIS. Page ESD
Evening star., 1941-12-21

business" she said. We spared
around like that for about 20 min
utes, then I gave up.
Assistant directors and producers
say Luise was not cooperative. She
had ideas which often were con-
trary to the directors; with con-
tinental fervor, she took time out
to express herself. Nothing is hard
er to down in Hollywood than a
reputation for being unmanageable.
If MUM had a fault, it was not
lack of cooperation. But he was
so serious, so concerned with his
own role that he could see only his
own part. AS a consequence, sew
eral of his pictures suffered because
there was too much MUM in them
The long and wordy "Juarez," a
badly constructed story to begin
with, Is an example.
Story, Not the Money.
Muni's last Warner picture, eve
Are Not Alone" was too dreary to
be popular. Whether the story was
Munis choice or not makes no diff
ference; Hollywood concluded he
was slipping at the box Office. Next
he turned down High Sierra" and
then left the Warner fold.
He is now on his estate in Long
Island, so we'll heeled, his friends
say, that he need never work again
He has sold all his property here
While he was making "Hudson's
Bay" last year, he told me that
hereafter "the story, not the money
would be the important consid'
Grafton.
None of the major studios has
submitted script to him, but two
independents have pictures they'd
like him for next year.
Perhaps MUM and Rainer will
regain their former status-one role
can also remake q star-but for thu
| moment they are the forgotten mar
and woman of Hollywood.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Continued on Page Esd
Toduy's Film Schedules

CAPITOISwamp the Southern Wilderness
2430 7:1O pm Stage shows 35 e25 and 9:10 pm
COIUMBIA-"shadow of Thin Man. about Mr. and Mrs
Nick Charles: $50, s. ITO and 900 pm.
EARLE-New the big city: 2o5 4o 75
and e55 PM Stage shows: 3:45. 6:25 and 9:05 pm
KEITH s-Dumbo" the Disney froc $780, 255 42o $50
715 845 and 1910 pm.
discovers ShangrLa 40
435 645 sos pm. .
METROPOLITAN-The Disappears horror in laughing
mood 2. 3:55, $50, 7:50 and $50 pm
PAACEThe Brothers. adventure in the Dumas manner
2, ,4:35, tbs and $40 pm.
P1x-A Born Hollywood ITSELF 225 44 7o5 and
PM
Evening star., 1941-12-21
In Defense of Macbeth
The Play, Not the Man
Who Could Resist, Maurice Evans
Asks, a Well.Written Parable
Of Modern.Day Germany?
By Ira Wolfert.

YORK.
Ladies gentlemen
invited visiting lecturer.
Mr. Evans you know leading
Shakespeare and currently appearing Broadway Mac
certainly the successful the boxofnce
arrives unfortunate time The passionate and terrible drama
Continents being hurled against
continents Oceans batehed whole generation Of man has
Yet
a this moment when people grab up find out what the
bes to watch an ancient louise SUCK an Ola dagger no an oac
defend himself frues with tin sword bnted at the bu
ness end by button
peculiar questions9
an di of asb" because it w was aS the best,
began I'VE getting curious audience for
you done Romeo and Juliet here and
w Twelfth Night with Helen Hayes but this the first time
we're getting this kind of audience.
Ordinarily, at
audience classical features embeshed by
Now there the extraordinary spectacle Of white ties in the
Playing he
Is a ThankIess
of course there is reason and know but
shall for not like cannot hold
audiences unless they the best for last.
Il can't always wanted do Macbeth 1t rather thank
less Job play
good know likes do Shake
the that girl likes the beach
take off grde This realistic theaer drawing
repressions polite
corsets actors lbido.
Last season Hayes got together company
something of rest for and successful for while
the the could feel all the going out
ence say, cutting like this, having
arkng around at time like this
Told
Make 1t Macbeth"
everywhere went in the country and finally de-
something
with and toll blood and tears
decided the
will
through the country beginning January TO-
until Columbus mind
Boder of the Hartman
mind for If has be Shakespeare for
him. which Shakespeare shall it be-? Macbeth
thinking all the he had seen in
Macbeth nothing but Macbeth
play There superstition the theater that no
without in it disaster And
Evening star., 1941-12-21

| them the relgnlng SenSatlons-and
and Lou have proved the biggest
ticket-sellers and most discussed
personalities.
We visited the pair at M-G-M,
where they're engaged in the new
musical film version of Rio Rita"
and saw typical low-down Abbott
Costello sequence.
Playing roles of unwelcome, unin-
vited guests at big desert resort
hotel, they throw some' tiny radios
disguised as apples out window.
A big dog is seen swallowing one.
The two saunter down the street.
the dog following Costello pauses
to ask guest if he knows who won
the Cubs-Giants ball game, while
Abbott walks on. The guest doesn't
know, but the dog shakes himself
(and his RADIO until news broad
cast is tuned in. The dog says,
THE Giants won today, to g."
Thanks" says Costello to the dog,
and hurries after Abbott. who, in,
turn, inquiries of his pal if he got the
score. Costello gives it and Abbott
queries, who told you?"
"The dog" says Costello, and upon
Abbott's incredulous protest. does a
double take, realizing for the first
time that it was the dog-or SEEM
ingly so-that told him.
Corny, isn't it? Sure thing, but
Bud and Lou make a side-splitting
scene out of it. That set us think
ing of all the bad gags and jokes
the pair have told-and which they
consider their best crowd -pleasers,
They didn't have time to ransack
their distant past, but they did come
up with the 10 gags they think are
their top 10 for 1941. And here they
are:
who's Smoking?"
a. Costello: Say, Abbott, where
do all the little bugs go in the win
ter time?" Abbott: Search me-"
Costello: mo thanks; I just wanted
to find out"
% Costello: Hey, Abbott, how
about those two girls we were out
with?" Abbott: Il don't want to
hear any more about those girls"
Costello: What are you sore about?
You had the best-looking one.
Yours had teeth"
60 Abbott: Costello, stop smok-
ing" Costello: who's smoking?"
Abbott: you are" Costello: Il
am not" Abbott: But you have a
cigar in your mouth" Costello:
eyes, and I've got shoes on but I
amt walking"
"a Costello: Hey. Abbott, yester-
day I had to pay a doctor IS to
paint my throat" Abbott: What
about it?" Costello: why, I can
get my whole kitchen painted for
buck and half"
60 Abbott: Costello, why don't
you buy yourself an encyclopedia"
Costello: mot me! I'm going to
walk to work like the rest of the
fellows"
60 Abbott: Costello, where did
you get that bump On your head?"
Costello: MY wife hit me over the
head with a maple leaf" Abbott:
That's ridiculous. Where did she
get a maple leaf in the winter time?"
Costello: Prom the middle of the
dining room table,
Cd Abbott: Costello, what day
were you born?" Costello: It amt
sure, but know it wasn't New Year
eve.' Abbott: How do you know
that?" Costello: "Ho, no! Catch
me staying home New Years eve!"
CD Abbott: Costello, how's that
new farm that you bought?' Co.'S
tello: The soil around my farm is
no good" Abbott: How do you
know" Costello: II found worms
in it,"
90 Costello: II just had trouble
with my landlord" Abbott: What
about?" Costello: II papered the
living room in my apartment and
the landlord got mad" Abbott:
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Wishing a Good Yuletide
To Many for Reasons
Both Fair and Not So
First Come the Faithful Readers,
Of Course, and After That Those
Who Made the Year Busy One
Bv Jay Carm0 0dy.
ce more a merry Christmas to:

Once more merry Christmas
Those It, drama
knowing the dealing with
the absence of peace earth
Those guided
positively they thought knew negatively the
theory what it talking about 1t takes both
make reading public.
valiant in trying Maxwell Ander-
Edmund Gwenn for keeping all
when had nothing other than its central character and
realistic effects recommend it,
Father Gilbert Hsrtke Josephine Calan Leo
Brady and others @ Of C. US drama department Tor keeping THIS 0aa
of Leo who about the ceverest
partners in the Little
because their office luncheon parties and their summer garden parties
brightest professional lives
Dorothy amou for not going to sleep over her own performance
The Ritz brothers for keeping out of our sight - save for few min
screening
Congress Gets a Good
For Opening Play Schedule
Congress- repeating provision which kept many
others who pointed
into the Army avdy as his name
had Smith.
Jimmy Stewart ditto
Montgomery,
Abbot and Costello for making barrel OF money out OF four pic
crudest buesu technique the movies ever photo
Flo Campbell persons finally
the low opinion in which we held
it. Bright" Somewhere
Campbels fault of
looking ungmorous and Cape Cod
oed of the Dennis Playhouse and
talked to her for two hours last August.
Red which Distinguished Service
distinguished than being able to tell
how O n Katharine Cornell
indifference to clothes able to
frod
fashion. $50 a
Even Undeserving Miss
a Of Good Wishing.
Betty she allowed Holly
wood gamor her instead Of remaining the fresh pretty girl she was
worked Broadway.
Laugtons giving r A. trainees Cali
inspired observe when dancing with
to dance with YOU
the
business
Withdrawing Admiral Had Wife he
implying unappropaeness More
a
all other press
chief
this departments work much easier
being teaer double
| and be at both
Gaanty o
unfaterng word
Crawford for being better than thought
"A Womans Face"
Ones Colleagues Most Surely
! Warmes.
Bernie Harrison being amiable
companions and colleagues
i'll. makes good looking
Of what sometimes skimpy material
Denton, Dauherty Ford Harry Eddie Kel
Dana
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Years Cinema Sensations
Find the Corn Is Golden
Abbott and Costello Still Use
Gags Grandfather Laughed At,
But It's Paying Them Well
By Harold Hefernan.
HOLLYWOOD.

statistics for Hoywoods 94 finally rounded
will other short
and Costello
Unquesionab this comic pair pngng from nowhere bags top
with practically competition Bud
Evening star., 1941-12-21
AS Good as Your Last Film
Luise Rainer and Paul MUM Learn
An Old Hollywood Maxim
By Hubbard Keavy,
Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.


the maxim that fame feetng
slider the of Paul MUM and Luise Rainer.
In 1896 they voted the best actor and actress in HOLLYWOOD
ScienceMni
Rainer for performance Anna Held IN
Great ziegfeld."
nominated for academy statuees
Askov American., 1941-03-20
TALKING US INTO 1T
(Fairmont Daily SentineD

Oratory has had vastly greater in
fluence in the affairs of mankind
during the last two decades than in
any other period in world history.
There are just six great leaders
dominating this sorely burdened old
world today. Each connotes major
national power-Churchill, Hirohito,
Mussolini, Hitler, Roosevelt, Stain.
All are masters of oratory. In that
art Hitler probably ranks first, Roose-
velt close second.
Vocal persuasion, otherwise oratory,
today has accelerated power never
dreamed of in the days of the great
orators who have swayed the world in
past centuries. Its masters in former
days could directly reach only the
few thousands who could assemble
within the range of the unassisted,
unamplified human voice. Now with
mechanical devices for direct use, the
Askov American., 1941-03-20

have conquered Somaliland; they
seem to be just about to extend their
rule to Eritrea, and Ethiopia may,
with British assistance, regain her
independence, judging from the way
the situation now looks.
To the final outcome of the
war it will be of tremendous i'm
pOrtance that Italian dominion in
Africa has been eliminated
when and if that happens in the
complete and aIl-inclusive sense
of the word.
And, whatever goes on in the Bal
kans and in Africa has direct and a,
perhaps, decisive effect on the general
aspects of the war which is, as one
should not forget, primarily, clash
between Germany and Great Britain.
Invasion Talk.
1t all leads up to the possibility
of a direct German attack on the
British Isles. We don't know any
thing about the Berlin plans in that
direction-even Hitler speaking a
few days ago threw no light on the
situation-but we have heard about
delays in carrying out whatever plans
may have been concocted. An at
tempted German invasion of Eng
land is not improbable; nor is it i'm
probable that England will reverse
prophecies and try an invasion of
German-held territories. But there
can be no doubt that the lombard
ments now during the last few days
and nights recurring with such ter
rife violence, have for their aim the
breaking-down of British morale and,
on the other side, the crushing of
German resistance Bombs may be
the signal that the curtain will rise
on the bloodiest and most horrible
war drama the world has yet seen.
But-We don't know. We only do
know that from now on the war will
be more ferocious than before.
Askov American., 1941-03-20
A GOOD TRICK IF 1T HAD
WORKED
Park Region Echo)

The five per cent grab that the
StasSen administration took from the
highway department two years ago,
to get money for other state depart
ments without raising real estate
taxes and thereby give an appear
ance of economy, was knocked out
last week by the state supreme court.
Farmer-Labor m m b ers of the
legislature predicted at the time that
that would happen. Governor Stas-
sen is a lawyer and so are forty or
fifty members of the legislature. The
natural conclusion is that they knew
the trick wouldn't stand up but it
was worth trying for the two or
three years before the high court got
around to it, because it would bring
in close to million dollars year,
while it lasted.