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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS

GENTLEMEN. OFFICERS AND WIVES
Warm suite and studio rooms with private
Law ClLbroCm, hotel service: 1O-cent bus;
GOOD loCat ion, A modern transient club
Non housekeeping. Club Glebe, GIL. 1916.
FOR MILITARY OFFICER, guest room in
officers home; good trans. telephone,
breakfast; restricted. Gil. 1882.
NICE SIZE. well furn. heated: | blk to
bus stop; good service 2S@3 s. Joyce St.
Ars;, Va. IA. lsS9-W. Gent. of good habits;
So mo. 20"
NINE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Call
Capitol Heights S54 or come 10 Chubby's
Tavern, Route PHI.
ARLINGTON, 1870 10Th st. Nicely
fun. room new furn.. twin beds: Semi-pvt
bath pvt home. GENTLE gentlemen; conv
10 bus oxford $3.50.
CLOSE TO PENTAGON BLDG. and bus
Two girls to share living room, bedroom,
Kitchen ia. l652-J-
NEAR NEW NAVY BLDG Nicely fur
nlshed, next to bath; new home. CHI,
f4iS.
So" NO. FREDERICK ST, ArI., Va One
double room with board near lUc bus
zone. Gil 1905.
GENTLEMAN, large room nicely furn,
next bath, IN private home, 3 blocks Wash
Golf End Country Club, Glebe OH
CALVERT HILLS, COLLEGE Park. Md.-Furn
room, . exposures, new home > in fam
lily. near trans. Warheld 1913.
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CATTLE e IIVESTock

RIDING AND WORK HORSES, buckskins.
pintos white and BAYS saddles and bride.
Carolina Stables, Berwyn Hts. Nd. WA.
THOROUGHBRED RIDING HORSE. gentle.
good Jumper. hunter; give to good home
Tor payment mos. back board RA. 1417.
SUN EDWIN" mare, out of a winner,
chestnut, yrs, Is hands: jumps smooth
ly. fast, handles easily. never raced: anna
teur owner entering service; reasonable for
cash. Laurel 4-F-5.
MARE, 3-yr.-old registered half-bred. broke
to ride or drive, 1923 Rock Greek Ford
I'd NV. GE. ASS.
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$50 Goth ST. N.W.-Gentlemen: all con-
yeniencesi Army or Navy officer included.
CHI CHI, MD large, warm. weu-furn
rooms, conn. pvt. shower: gentileS. Near
Wis. ave, conV tranSp. WI. 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-20

l439 GIRARD ST. NW.--Large room Tor
: people. $40. room for /. $50. Adams
-SSI
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1887 MINTWOOD PL. and Columbia I'd
Large front room, next to bath, all new
furniture, twin beds. inner-spring mat
tresseS; hot and cold running water in
room: maid service Cali Emerson S4O9
or Michioan aSI4 for appointment.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Room, double
bed, with shower bath, second floor, private
home; gentle gentlemen only; unlimited
phone. Call WI. 2013.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD AND kINDLING, oak
and hickory. any length. / } sea soned Full
country cord 4x4XS. We will stack it.
Union 2a42, Ashton 3i5i
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. oak, SIS:
maple, SO; cut TO order, delivered, WA.
l5I".
FIREPLACE WOOD, delivered. s25 cord
or Tor so; fast delivery, OR. T345
after pm. 81
FIREPLACE LOGS, seasoned, cord, $40;
immediate delivery. Is cord bundle, 81 80.
Colonial Cord Wood, Lee highway and Fort
lt-rn L
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HOUSES UNFUENlShED

5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW OIL,
burner, h.-wh., electric range built
heated garage; spacious grounds for garden
Rent. 500 mo. Call HI. 01S5. Sunday
call HI. l'94S. 2l'
COUNTRY PLACE, 10 MINUTES FROM
Washington in nearby Va; 6 rms, bath
coal heat large lawn. and shade, fruit
on main 6gh3py ana sfh bm5 ro
An ideal place, $50 By owner. Call
Mr. PETERS. Wnndleu G2A4
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MISCELLANEOUS For SALE.


Victor; bars. While last (sUN. CO 4o@5J.
week, ll12 14th st. NV. DI 1872.
ANTIQUE SILVER TEA sERv and lge
ay SlI tod 0e SIX s ss cong $50
studios. $500 Conn. Art. II WO 1850.
BACK BAR and lunch counter, like new.
p feet long. must be moved at once. a
zeal bargain for cash. Call RE. 1920.
BATHTUBS. basins, tanks and bowls, sinks,
furnaces, radiators. all kinds used heating
ana plumbing materials Block Salvage
Company, 3o5G NJ st. NV. MI. TI4I
BED, iron, fun size, with SPRINGS MI
o6I6. "I'
BED (dbleJ, mahogany, unusually heavy
lnner-sprlng mattress and box spring, van
i,y ano . bench' exec exec. Gond 500. VIII not
BED DAVENPORT AND MATTRESS. Also
blond metal bed and coil springs. Can
BEDROOM SUITE, secretary Gesk, studio
2sss s tvs" SET Se o springs @Ss on arS cs WE s Do
MOVING Edelman, 3$d5 Georgia ave. =
BEDROOM SUITES and all kinds of fur
niture being closed out cheap. Hy. Furn.
Co. 3105 Georela ave. Open ewes
BEDS, double single also studio couch,
chair, desk. kitchenware, etc; good cond
cheap; Dl H0ll aft. ESQ, or Apt. A.
BICYCLES, several excellent @6-inch men $
24-inch boys balloon Type. Cali Mr..
Brown. Silver Spring 0227. sfter N.
BICYCLE E Nj. Jameson, 1887 W St sc.
Lincoln 1902
BRICK LUMBER, PLUMBING MATERIALS
Bargain prices. from three big wreCking
Jobs city blocks for the widening OF
Independence ave, s.w.--3 city blocks Tor
the charging of the Navy Yard sc. and
the National Hotel, 9Th and Pa. ave Nv,
Material is hauled to HECHINGER'S
yards, where IL Is reconditloned and
neatly arranged for easy selection LarR-
est stock Of used materials n Washington.
Save 3 WayS-saye time. save effort,
gave money-by coming 20 any OF our
Z ysIds. Foundation to Roof at Rock
Bolton Prices
HECHMGER CO Used Material Dept,
18TH and n SITS. NE AT. 1900.
So2a Go Ave W 1905 Nichols Ave 6 z
Lee Highway in Pals Church, Va.
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APARTMENTS uNEURNIsHED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

| ITECT-FURNIsHED APARTMENT
| or house, > or 3 bedrooms for 4 months
Capitol Heights, Interest or Southeast sec
| ton. Apply Box 209 Upper Marlboro Md.
| / ROOM. BATH. KITCHEN IN MODERN
WILL BUY FURNITURE. Elk. 5s7s, DAYS.
EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES 3 OR 4 RIM,
unfurn APT, entire floor in private home,
BY March az, = st; Dupont Circle or c0lum6i"
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND WIFE
want one or two bedroom furnished apart
ment. short or long term, NV, preferred;
70 pets no children; excellent references.
NORWEGIAN OFFICER, ATTACHED TO
Embassy. wishes Groom apt, furn. un-
turn. pref. NV. 34o9 Fulton st. NV
nishCd apartment. with kitchen and pri-
waite bath. Elk. $500, Ext. 279. between
3-I IN. 2uF
PERMANENT WASHINGTON RESIDENTS
nv. section, preferably near Dupont Circle.
or 3 bedrms | or > baths liV. rm' din.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES > OR, 9
room apartment with kitchenette. toilet
and bath Boz lila, Star. a0'
GOVT, EMFLOYE AND, WIFE (GENT1LEl
desire unfinished bedroom apt. or small
house, NV section. ordway 39fT I'M
FURNISHED LIV. ROOM, BEDROOM,
kitchen, private bath, in apartment build
| ing DI. 49,. Extension 433. u
MOTHER AND 3 DAUGHTERS, ALL EN-
ployed, desire furn. or unfurn. apt. in NV.
or ne. Wash: duplex considered Phone
AID $3.50 after 6 pm. 20'
UNFURN. APT. LIVING RIM. BEDRM.
kit, bath, Chevy Chase, Washington or
mr.. 18th st. NV; reasonable; references
Ordway 500
ENSIGN AND WIFE DESIRE ! OR
room furn apartment with kitchen and
bath, ENSIGN MONROE, WO. $3.50. 3l'
UNFINISHED 1-RM.. KIT AND BATH
apt, by employed couple near Fort Myer,
Va, and bus line to Wash. Call Gil. 1923,
ARMY OFFICER REQUIRES APARTMENT.
NV, furnished or unfinished; willing TO
buy furniture If desired. Dl. 300. Box
1854, Star. 81
YOUNG LADY, 25-30, WISHES ROOM,
or share. apt, located near Pentagon Bldg.
NO. 54S4 after pm. II.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont.

PLEASANT ROOM AND BOARD for
girls, hCme comforts and cooking UN.
ana.
1916 22nd ST N w, of Mass aye.-Large
double room, twin beds private shower,
5000 meals Army or Navy men. suitable
for > Young men so mo each.
NEAR WARDMAN Park, for young men,
home PRIVILEGES. reasonable rate. Call
Dupont 2HS2 after : pm
HALF BLOCE DUPONT CIRCLE 1904
i9th 81. W" vacancies foI young ladies.
$40 prr mo
TOWN CLUB 500 MASS AVE NV
Famous for food; vacancies for men or
women. EeurlPS Dupont 1H64
DOWNTOWN. nG3 Mass. ave. " Double
room for = cils. twin beds. Also single
room for man coal heat.
2S14 Wise. AVE NW-Nice front nm to
share with gentleman, IN Jewish home. G.
Gel meals, GOOD transD. EN-. 52li
DOUBLE ROOM for two Girls or TWO men,
a4i Inc PRIVILEGES OF home, room and
tOard. 80 week HO 0tnS a.
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APIS WANTED Cont J


ncrT and cmpl wife, large living room,
nedgm., kit. and bath, in GEORGETOWN or
CoMBE. --
YOUNG CENT EMAN DESIRES FUR,
nlShcd onc-rcom bachelor APT or furnished
studio room. with private bath IN quiet
!G,GGIiSh,oossnood' District or vicinity. Box
COLLEGE GIRLS. tSNiITH. VASSARl.
I TJT BEDROOMS LIVING nm XII ' NV nv
&c a,''s. 60, 40 = 10 . ~ -.
on sun ana ewes. ~
sSaTSmeht by N March AN IN for ehT5faD
Wother and, daq++1teT; vicinity OF 9TH ana
- y" p-,o.. ~, - =
bedrooms, Northwest section or Arlington.
and IN
rent furn, ant, l small living rm.. / bed
R0ek G to9. Can RE- ,, 100 or1 ES b,t
PLEASE woT r. SOME ONE .H RENT =. rURN
apt, req sonabie ,diSt9nce Wis ave car
"a Ia "a ,i"tA ~ 0SSoI6S "N
>. .'.1s -, 600 ss., EN- 80 ,,,,,,,,
1@ 3rg r Gp dfbgThj and SS SSH o sScon
ronT ~ Ccr any IAN Nphone
wAvAI CErnrrp ANN vfErz WANT
Mi ~ - - CIV 49, 49,, ~ hoarS ~
Cinorpc otn Sacton or snction also
earaec: no pets, no children, Cali ROGER
SMITH HOTEL Room $40
Cover INVENT F,Ipr0yE WIPE AND
Si,1sI chiid v6,,ld iilo fjrnjshed 3roorn
,oartment, pay up to SIS per month
no. 1921. Mr. KRAKAT,
TWO CjTRTS DFSrRF TO SHARE APART
o GitfL3 ~ erl Ell
Temple as? after pm %
NAVY OFFICER AND WIFE. NO Chill
drcn. no doaS. desire apartmcnt n ". Sc Sc
ton. unfurnished or furnished viii con
slider buyng furniture, pay up to Sl95
rent OR. 43aS. 81
EMPLOYED GENTLE GIRLS DESIRE
apartmpnf furnicEed o. unfurniShpd he'd
room, living room. kitchen and private
bath in good residential section VIII pay
SO per mo. for furnished. Box l35-A,
Star 81
SM oar,i FoR RENI GNEoF ~ ~ :
ne house Alto. coal furnace, Boz 332-Y,
s, STA . - =. - : -. - :, :, :. -,
Vii buy Il furnttqf6 Bermanent Gov en-
pioS ,,, COX 90 - Ia,,.7,9,c ~,
any one yacating or wanting 10 share |
Phone WI 5S9l ~ L.,
apartment. ne. or Sc, BY Feb 18th At
lantic 643S u"
E1DFPT,v COTTpTF OFFICIAL. DEsIPFs
3 or ! rooms Kitchen Frigidafre. fur
nlshed or partly. BOX 1854, Star ~
,yC,rr,r7r, ,I,I-r1y cur DrU,,- VIZ. N-re,
Wy l, mr. En- WIN H1illLfNE r VIZ ~ ! .
saIaL, tuii Spt' ~ SAShSiiSC lo' H,9lHei
- D m
MODERN nv ARMY MAN AND WIFE nv
March 2 rms and hath IN Or near All d,
Va 0yford AC21 hot n n, AeL for
SIR ShN{pI y "'' Wv N "
80, - :, -. - ,,,, :, nv,
Eripida7rn- not norc fhan s5G mo fn ~
row en7p counIe ~ Gt-G ewes fer
; n m ali day sunday
RFFTNED YOTINC; NAVAL, oFETCFP AMI
uyifn desire small fi,rn or Tnfurn bn,Iee
KEEPING apt. prefersbiy in NV co Sio6.
Ext 400, after pm
GENTLE NTDOIFAGED TA0y WTTH
Two en1n7oved donrhtaTg decires nice = or
2 room apartment about Warcb * in n W
section. Box i44-A' star 81.
u.NTrD
or | bedroom. living room, kitchen
only NV section North ee 164S 0'up''
~ 1,Ss-9.. - -. -. 4. -. -
N W.-UP TO S125
-, .-t,,-.111
!. FGfniShed or QnIurnished. = rooms
DtSfrictt ain Room S0Yp'e' Ho 'A'tSi II
==--1--==--> - -----=-=--=
uo,.ere ru,>ue,,rn
'oo9.9 roN,Il9I,eD
COUPLE WANTED TO SHARE HOME, ALI
/ facilities: wife unemployed no children
/
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CHEVY CHASE,
$l5,950.
Detached brick home. in excellent condi-
ton center hall. large living room and
dining ROOM den, frst-hoor layatory. two
baths, screened porch built-in garage.
wooded lot. Convenient to tranSporta ton
Well financed CALL BRUCE KESSLER,
Wisconsin 1865; with
SO SHANNON e. LUCHS CO,
1905 H St NV. National o345
TAKOMA PARK--LARGE S-RM HOME IN,
good location. Nearly n acre OF land,
with trees and Shrubbery Purn or unfurn
Practically new brick home, with q rms :.
bath, basement and fireplace
5000 buys new brick BUNGALOW with
rms. bath. attic and basement. 10co
cash. Sal per mo. Being built, ready for
spring.
ROBERT e LOHR,
311 Cedar St. Takoma Park, GE, 0SSl :
Continued on Next Page) :,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MEMS WEAR and pawnbrokers' exchange,
complete stock; est. 20 years: living quar-
ters; reas rental; drafted. Michigan .!295.
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! DOUBLE ROOM. 7arac. sunny. WIN private
/ bath. > blocks from bus stop and Wash
Country Club: use Of recreation room with
fireplace. Giebe S"3O
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SUBURBAN ROOM e. BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for employed girl
in private home within walking diSfanc
Of Clarendon. transp. to Arlington AIMEE
oxford @4@6.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
POULTRY & EGGS,

. STARTING all-electric batteries one s.
deck intermediate battery, three 4-deck fin
ishlnG batteries. l oil heater with electric
circulator. Phone Falls Church 1891.
BARRED ROCKS, R l. Reds, White Leg
horns, Conkey'S Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan DOSE
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SMALL, HOTEL.

IN SPLENDID LOWER CONNECTICUT
AVENUE DISTRICT. FULLY EQUIPPED
KITSEE5N LARGE PgBLIC DIMING ROOM N
WILL SELL FOR PRICE OF EQUIPMENT
rs OWNER is CALLED INTO SERVICE
REPLY BOX l46-A, Star. ~
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

MOTHER and two daughters, all employed
desire clean, master bedroom and boarc
with private family Northwest section pre-
terrHG- B0X liza Star ~
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BELMONT GARDENS,

tJg NV.
100 ROOMS 50 BATHS
ROOMS FROM $50. WITH . MEALS
4 few spaces IN double rooms available
shortly for girle Hobart ZOO.
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1906 HARRISON ST. NW-Attractive
doubIi, room, beautifully furnished near
cal, bus and shopping center unlim
phone. suitable for couple; available Feb
p, EN- l21O
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1908 18th NV large room, $40: /
smaller: $50. Convenient to bus or street
car. Phone RIA. 4ll9 evenings or Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For better results and
service include telephone
number in For Rent ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-20

LARGE ROOM with smaller adjoining room
Tor one or two gentlemen, in private home
Of adults co 6i0I
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( LGE.. WELL-FURN. RN, = min from
town, very COW. location bus at cor; new
/ PVT, home. unIim. phone; suit. IL. Call
! TaVlor 1N40-
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BEAUT FOREST HIILS-ATrRACTIVE
det c.-h. stone and brick, 90 |. r, sun
parlor, lst-f Law, 4 large bedr. 2 ha, 2nd
n; bedr., ba. Ord fl; maids and bs.:
oil or coal. redecorated: lear gar; lge,
lot MIR ROSS, MA 1863, WO S116
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4425 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2S-Nicely furn
room, twin beds, deep closet: TWO girls or
couple, $40 per month: no kit. privileges
APO LIST ST. SCI single and ! double
room with twin beds; nicely furnished and
near TRANSFORMATION,
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Shadow of OthellO's Curse

York has never taken this play
closely to heart. In comparatively
modern annals Of the stage Robert
Mantell played it. Mr.. Mantell
played it better than any other ac-
tor since Edwin Booth, some thea
ter-goers and critics think, although
Forbes Robertson, appearing after
Mantell'S time, did very we'll. Wal
ter Hampden came next, and his
completely worthy performance car
rled the piece on its longest run
here-about nine weeks. Then,
finally, Philip Merivale and Walter
Huston essayed the part, and the
less said about either performance
the better.
One of the main difficulties about
this most difficult tragedy is the
necessity of an Iago of ability COM
mensurate with that of the leading
character, Perhaps Jose Ferrer will
meet the test, and If so he will i'm
medlately assume stature as a classic
actor. Edwin Booth never could
seem to find satisfactory Iago,
and he solved the problem by alter
mating as Othello and one of drama s
most sinister marplots on success
slVe nights
When we left the Hudson Theater
Miss Webster, Robson, Ferrer and
Jimmy Monks were seated at a
table midstage earnestly comforting.
tReleased by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1943-10-10
He's No Quarreler
But an Antibogger
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
William Goetz, head Of the newly
organized producing company, In
ternational Pictures, and recently
quoted as saying he will make no
war films on his schedule for the
coming year, qualities his stand by
saying:
Il never quarrel with the public
While I believe the theaters have
been begged down with too much
war material, I made 'Guadalcanal
Diary because the book was such a
good seller that it could not be ig-
nored."
About the subject Of war pictures,
he points out that people get their
news on the radio, their pictures in
magazines and newsreels, their news
and pictures in newspapers. This is
enough war, he thinks, for any bal
anced mental ration, and the movies
should devote themselves to other
things, such as entertainment.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Real Life Turned to Suds
By Jean Meesan.

any connection with people living
or dead are "Portia Faces Life"
written by Mona Kent, and "A
Woman of America" authored by her
husband, Cliff Thomas. Thomas
maintains that once in a while he
finds himself writing In an ideal
person and his own conduct bene-
fits by it.
Miss Kent says: People change
from day to day and you can't
tell what they are thinking. Any
way, no one would ever be in the
situations I create. Sometimes I
get ideas for characters from movies
and plays but never from the people
I know"
At least one author, Ted Max
well, has deepened and extended a
part because of the actor who plays
it. The voice teacher in Bright
Horizon originally had little sig
nificance in the plot but Maxwell
was SO impressed by Stefan Selma
bells Interpretation that now the
show virtually is written around
him.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
NEW YORK An

NEW YOtth.
Some OF those radio characters
who keep the daytime serials rock
ing from pillar to peril do live and
breathe just like the rest Of us-not
in the persons of the actors but in
the bosom of the authors family.
The blood of lot of friends and
neighbors also runs in the veins of
the writer's inventions-once in a
while there is even a noticeable au-
photographed TRANSMISSION.
For the sake of the drama (and
in some cases the libel laws authors
name their characters from a list of
names supplied by the sponsor and
agency from the personnel records.
But their air portraits" are drawn
wilfully from their friends, their
children's friends, or almost any &C
quaintance of definite type and the
subjects sit knowingly while the
writer soaks up personality traits,
the chip chop Of dialogue, and in
some cases philosophy.
Patricia Darlington, a sophomore
at Smith College; Harry Hotchkiss.
counsel for Curtiss- Wright: DR.. Rob-
ert Black, Chicago pediatrician; the
late John Barrymore, all have been
scaled to dramatic proportions and
dominate Pepper Young's Family"
When a Girl Marries." Bachelor
Children and Live and Learn"
respectively.
Her Airwave Self
Elaine Sterne Carrington's bright
eye has been dissecting family epi-
sodes for over 20 years and put
ting them together again in scripts.
In Pepper Young's Family she
not only has her daughter as the
basis for the leading character,
Peggy, but she has written in her
self as the mother of the family,
Mrs. Sam Young; Linda, a feature
role is inspired by jeanette Giles
OF Tuckahoe. N. Y, who doesn't
realize her resemblance to Linda:
and another family friend, Hilda
Osterhout of Vassar College, turns
up as Edie.
Maj. George Carrington's out
standing characteristics are split be-
tween Pepper and Sam. Curiously
he doesn't appear in his Wife's other
radio show, When a Girl Marries. ;"
although the plot is taken directly
from the Carringtons' own expert
ence when they were a bride and
groom some % years ago. The rae
coon in the show is the self same
raccoon that is pet of Bobby Car
rington out at Bridgehampton, Long
Island.
Bess Flynn, author of Bachelors
Children" says: Il used to write
good adolescent stuff when the chill
dren were little-the leading man in
the story, DR.. Robert Graham, Is
really DR.. Robert Black, Chicago
pediatrician, who nursed my young
sters through everything.
Composite Physicians
Two other doctors with living
counterparts are DR.. Carvel and DR..
Bannister, creations of Julian Funt,
author Of big Sister, These two
medicos are a composite Of three or
four doctors the writer knew when
he was secretary of the Hospital
Association of New York State. Funt
has some knowledge of psychiatry
from ghost writing medical books,
and he has transferred actual path
illogical case histories from hospital
reports into the story.
Two soap operas that never have
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Ted Lewis Allows
Snall>TOWn Bows
Are the Bandiest
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Ted Lewis, high hat and clarinet
as usual, is making a film based on
his life, named for his familiar line,
rs Everybody Happy?"
Lewis, big-time comedian for the
last 20 years, is from Circleville,
Ohio, and is an ardent exponent of
the small towns as a source for
famous band leaders. He's made a
hobby of collecting the names of
birthplaces of them all, and says
that the small-town boy who is
interested in music is a three -to-one
bet over the big-town fellow for
success.
Il believe the lack of social
activity and diversion in a small
place force musically inclined kid
to work harder on his music for
diversion" says Lewis. cat least,
he has less distractions of a time
wasting Sort
AS proof of his theory he lists:
Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey, Lands
ford, Pa; Isham Jones, Coalton,
Ohio; Fred Waring, Tyrone, Pa;
RAYMOND Paige, Wausau, Wis; Hal
Kemp, South Marion, Ala. Rudy
Vallee, Island Pond, VT, grew up
IN Westbrook, Me; Vincent Lopez.
Dunkirk, N. Y; Phil Harris, Linton,
Ind; Glen Gray, Metamora, Ill;
Guy Lombardo, London, Ontario;
Wayne King, Savannah, Ill. There
are many more.
Big city-slicker band leaders in
clude Paul Whiteman, Denver, Colo. !;
Eddie Duchin, Boston; Jan CARRIER,
indianapolis; Abe Lyman, Chicago;
George Olsen, Portland.