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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northwe.t.

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day; day. others, s5-s4: Singles. 81 so up,
Sesa ay"fRs EghR2Rsa nsia nsia 's5'ss
ALTuRAs HoTEL, 1909 18th st. nv;
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HOTEL HAWTHORNE, e1s4 G st. nv
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@ In aa and nsss
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In advance Shepherd 6S52
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

another lady: twin beds. express bus,
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men and women: semipyt. baths, $50 mo.
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6201 Marlboro pike Sc. --26
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE
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Y Star 81
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Evening star., 1946-10-29
amount of excitement generated
and the ends accomplished.
II X X X


Individual performances, which
never seem to be fitted smoothly
into a pattern in Clarence Der
vents direction Of ''The Haven,
are not without considerable merit
Cooper who is an old hand at the
glibly urbane type makes an anus
ing one of the lawyer who is cynic
enough to suspect Durward OF
marrying Agatha for her money
But he never really seems to get
together with Hoey as the suave
pipe-smoking husband whose charm
turns out to be as fatal as charm
can be.
In its also isolated way, Miss
Cossart's portrait Of the bewildered
refugee spinster who becomes Mrs.
lDurward is another piece Of dex-
trous character mining. Nor is
there room for complaint that Viola
Roche is less than perfect in her
representation of the blustery coun-
try eccentric, or that Queenie Leon
ard Is remiss In any way as the
outspoken maid. The latter's scene
with Cooper when she explains the
events leading up to the murder Is
the plays best comedy touch.
Collectively. however, they were
not that blend which might make
'"The Haven" more than a vagrantly
witty, seldom exciting marsh coun-
try murder.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G..
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ~. isb.
The Haven Has Good Actors
With Nothing Much to Act
By Joy Cormody

English who live up in the marsh country and nave
HAVEN which weeks at the National Theater last
night The amentable report them this time however must
the
une aims urbane quality
Evening star., 1946-10-29

Hut the thing that is lacking is the
excitement. 1t never really seems
tomake much difference who died at
whose hands and this universal lack
Of interest in, or sympathy for, any
body Is not what audiences have
learned to expect of these clever
ones.
FThe disappointment in 1T h e
Haven" is the more keen for the
quality of the cast Producers Viola
Rubber and Johnnie Walker have
gathered. There are no more prom
ising players at murder than Mel
vile Cooper, Valerie Cessart, Viola
Roche and Dennis Hoey, the latter
also author. They are the theater's
varsity at this sort of thing. That
they did not get the hang Of 1t can
only imply there is no hang to get,
an unavoidable Judgment of the
opening performance.
1.-THE Haven" is based upon a
novel by Anthony Gilbert, another
of those female writers who adopts
the mask of masculine name.
1t is no mystery that Dramatizer
Hoey should have seen in 1t the
elements of a mystery play. Those
oversize men in. tweeds have not
only been pets of the women they
meet and murder in fiction, but of
drama lovers of both sexes. The
central male in 1.-THE Haven" is one
of these. He is a fellow with charm
and his abuse of the divine gift has
Evening star., 1946-10-29
Film Awaits Italian Actress
By SheiIoh Grohon,

his Innocent Affair next year
Claudette and Fred are currentl.
co-starring in "The Egg and T."
arrived on the set the other day
just in time to see Claudette fall.
ing into a pig trough. What thest
girls will do for their art!
Lana Turner and Turhan Bey,
Will they get together again wher
Turhan arrives-any day now, fol.
lowing his discharge from thu
Army? They were very much ir
love, you may remember, not lone
before Turhan was shipped over.
seas.
Ginger Rogers is waiting for the
special Ginger Rogers Building te
be erected at Enterprise before con-
ducting her business on that lot.
Preston Sturges, a smart boy, Is
cutting a full hour from 'The Sin
OF Harold Diddlebock," which ran
two and half hours at the sneak
preview in Westwood Village. II
seemed to be too long, and Preston
believes in giving the public what II
wants.
Carole Laridis was all set to re-
sumo her film-acting career when
she was rushed to the hospital
She'll make pictures again when
she is better.
Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh
will be directed by Mel Ferrer In
"Cyrano de Bergerac" Ferrer, in
cidentally, is under contract to Selz-
nick as director, actor and producer
George Tobias does not have to
work hard this)coming year, because
the ranch for which he paid sc, ,00C
has just been sold for $85, 600
George is currently counting his
gains in room in an inexpensive
Hollywood hotel.
Victor Mature makes no bones
about loving publicity. When he
Evening star., 1946-10-29
Tim Rides Again

Tim Holt, long a favorite with fans
who like their Aim fare spiced with
pistol shots, has returned to RKO-
Radio to continue his Army-inter-
rupted screen career as the star OF
a. new series Of Western pictures
Three film versions OF Zane Grey's
rugged outdoor novels are in proper
alton as early starring vehicles for
the young actor.
Holt returned to Hollywood re-
GENTLY after four years as a bom-
bardier In the AAF. He was bor-
rowed Immediately by John Ford for
a top supporting role in the Goth
Century-Fox production, my Dar-
ling Clementine." Following compile
ton OF that role, he signed his new
postwar contract with RKO-Radio.
Evening star., 1946-10-29

an enticing quality play makers
never will be able to resist.
The others in the set-up must
have had an almost equivalent al
lure, not only to Hoey, but to the
players who leaped into "The
Haven" They are standard, to be
sure, but good standard. They in
clude the cynical solicitor, all anus
ing asset to any play; the mousey
wife whose starved spinSterhood has
prepared her for any fate; the eld-
erly outdoorsy female whose social
position fairly invites eccentricity:
the eavesdropping, strong minded
maid; and all the others.
"The Haven" has them all but it
uses them ineptly.
In the veiled style of mysteries,
which reviewers are ethically re-
quired to follow, "The Haven" has
to tell of the life of charming
Edmund Durward and love-starved
Agatha Forbes. Edmund put an ad
in the Times, apparently for .
housekeeper-c er-companion and Agatha
answered it. In the twi11kling of
an eye his charm has led her into
Wedlock. And, in the twinkling Of
the other eye, the dank, eerie living
room of the Haven, as the house is
called, has been transformed with
bright chintzes and slip covers.
This augury of happy life is
nullified almost instantly. Agatha
senses that something Is amiss, but
it never occurs to her that the
haunt at large might be Edmund's
subtle mind at work on her simple
one. A house guest she invites, a
pretty playmate of her Spinster
days, makes matters worse. The
guest puts wicked ideas into the
head of the husband, including the
rather extreme one that a murder
or two might prove a convenient
way out for him.
The first act ends on low, gut
teral sound which leaves little doubt
that some one has just been mur-
dered. That is the way first acts Of
two-act mysteries are supposed to
end. The second always is devoted
to the solution. This one follows
the convention, but it would be un-
fair to go into that in too much
detail
The pains taken to be deceptive
seem much too elaborate for the
Evening star., 1946-10-29
HOLLYWOOD.


Joseph Gotten is not on suspen-
sion at Selnick's. Neither has he
lyet signed his new contract with
David. I wonder how much these
1.-TWO items are relatedl But to be
fair to David, while he suspended
most Of his top stars he is still pay
ling smaller contract boys and girls
at his studio, such as John Agar
and Rhonda Fleming.
Gregory Peck's "Paradine Case
Iby the way, is awaiting the arrival
from Italy of Amanda Vallie. She
lplaysSMrs. Paradine and it's won
tderful role for the Italian actress
Ann Todd, who came here for 1.-THE
lParadine Case" Is busy meanwhile
with radio shows. Her next Is with
1.-THE Academy Award Theater on
"wednesday in Suspicion" with
Cary Grant and Nigel Bruce.
Tom Drake, who Is 30 but looks
lao, tells me that his next picture at
Metro is "You Are Beautiful" with
June Allyson. Meanwhile, Tom is
doing q whale Of job with Deanne
Durbin in It'll Be Yours" And
talking of Deanr1a, she Is going to
leave Hollywood for the New York
musical comedy stage when her
present contract with Universal ex-
pires. It'd like best of ALL" says
Deanna. ito appear in an Irving
Berlin show"
Arturo De Cordova is finally
bringing his wife and two sons from
Mexico to live in Hollywood. He
goes and gets 'em after he finishes
in New Orleans" :. Ingrid Berg
man is saving a couple of first-night
seats for Lewis Milestone and David
Lewis, who are flying to New York
for the Broadway opening of In
Igrid's play, Joan Of Lorraine"
Frank Sinatra is now wondering
whether or not he should star In
1.-THE Jazz Singer" Because, If you
remember, 'The Jazz Singer was
more or less the life story Of AL
Jolson, and that has been told al
ready in "The Jolson Story"
Edward G. Robinson takes over
Humphrey Bogart's role In Always
Leave Them Laughing"
Fred MacMurTay is trying for the
/ signature Of Claudette Colbert for
Evening star., 1946-10-29
Projectionists
Prove Restive
By the Assoeiaied Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Maybe it's Just the unrest OF tht
times, but movie projectionists seen
to be having their moments ou1
here.
There was the report Of . projec.
ZIONIST In San Francisco, who go1
tired of reeling q Aim, shut OF the
machines, stuck his head out OF thu
window and bawled out to the
stunned audience, Jaw, nuts" Their
he went home.
More recently, scout declares
after about q minutes Of the show
ing of "The Killers" In a suburb
the sound went on just as the killers
were about to shoot Burt Lancaster
Suddenly, he swears, the voice ol
Woody Woodpecker ratified of the
screen, followed quickly, to the audi
ences amazement, by Woody him.
self.
BY the time the manager reached
the projection room, q newsreel had
supplanted Woody and the projec.
ZIONIST, obviously tipsy, was discov.
Evening star., 1946-10-29

arrived by train In San Francisco
for the premiere Of my Darling
Clementine," Victor was careful tc
be the last personality to get Oh the
train. Then, when he saw the as
sembled newsmen and photograph
ers, Victor said, Gee, fellers, ]
didn't expect all this"-at which
point he distributed photographs OF
himself plus couple OF fash
bulbs!
(Released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1946-10-29

THE HAVEN" mystery drama in
two acts. starring Melville Cooper, pro-
duced by Viola Rubber In association with
Johnnie Walker, written by Dennis Hoey.
based on novel by Anthony Gilbert de
rected by Clarence Derwent with setting
by William Saulter.
THE CAST.
Edmund Durward - Dennis Hoey
Agatha Forbes Valerie Cossart
Miss Martin -- Viola Roache
Mrs. Hart ---------- Cueenie Leonard
Arthur Cook - Melville Cooper
Grace Knowles Eliza Sutherland
Inspector Ramsey - Charles Francis
Constable Miller $4,000 Darby Summers
Photographer --M Martin Baum
Reporter rK Keith Palmer
Coroner " Ivan Simpson
Evening star., 1946-10-29
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

| Stage.
National-"The Haven; $50 pm
Lisner-"Joan Of Lorraine" $50
pm.
Capitol-"Three Wise Fools;
11:10 am, 1:50, 4::30, tbs and 9:5s
pm. Stage shows: 1:10, $3.50, 6:3s
and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Holiday in Mexico;
l11:35 am, 2, 4:30, z and $50 pm
Earle-"Strange Love Of Martha
Ivers";; 10:30 am, 12:45, 8, $40, 7:2s
and 9:40 pm.
Hippodrome-"Have You Nothing
to Declare; 2:40, 4:40, 6:85, 8:l6 and
$3.50 pm.
Keith's-"Time Of Their Lives;
11:15 am, lao, $3.50, 5:35, 7:45 and
9:55 pm.
LittIo,-''Tom Sawyer; IL am.
12:40, 2:25, 4:1o, 5:55, TAO and s:25
pm.
Metropolitan-"Thrill of Brazil; >;
1870 an, 1880, $3.50. $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
PaIace-"Rage in Heaven; 1125
In, 1870, 3:35, $40, 7:45 and $50
pm.
sPix-"Arrowsmith";; 3:35, 6:45 and
$50 pm.
Tranx-Lux-News and shorts, con-
| tinuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1946-10-29

cred seated on the floor surrounded
by yards Of unknown film.
THE only explanation he could
give" said the scout, was that he
suddenly had an uncomfortable de-
sire to see Woody Woodpecker."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-15

lie, TT. 2; Arnold W. Stone,
storekeeper, &c, Pascagoala.
Edward II. Webb, stewards
mate l-e and Thomas F. Jones,
seaman, &c, Moss Point.
Joseph Cyril Seymour. ship
filter l-c, Ocean Springs.
From nearby Lucedale in
George county comes announce
ment that G%lessenor B. Trawick,
chief motor machinist's mate, lie,
Rt. 1, and Cecil OFT, coxswain,
Ri. / have received discharges.
Aareh Nellums. husband of
Mrs. Forine Nellums is on his way
home from the southwest Pacific
for honorable discharge via the
USS Hornet and Cpl. Edward
Claude is returning home aboard
the SIS Sea Runner. Both men
have probably arrived in the
States and are on their way home.