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Evening star., 1947-10-11

upset her and came up with q rash
on her face.
With Gene Tierney suspended by
Goth Century Fox for refusing to do
The Walls of Jericho" her divorced
husband. Oleg Cassini, is perforce
also suspended. He was making the
gowns Gene was to wear in the
picture.
Mrs. Pat Knowles, wife of the
actor, lost IA pounds in weight
during her sojourn in England.
Frederic March arrives in town
any day now for his lead role in
Another Part of the Forest" at Uni
versal-International This should
be quite a production. with Ann
Blyth getting her big chance in it.
Van johnson presented the trophy
to the Pacific Southwest tennis
singles champ. They were both de-
lighted-the winner, as you know,
was an almost bobby y-soxer-17-year
old Beverly Baker.
Lee Bowman is stalking a couple
of ex-GIs-Richard Phelan and Dan
Connolly-on a gold hunt in Alaska.
They'll split the profits evenly-if
there is anything to share.
X X X X
Glenn Ford couldn't be cutter
about his ,cute leading lady, Terry
Moore, in The Return of October. +"
If you ask Glenn a question, he'll
say, Talk to Terry; she's more in
teresting." Maybe so-we'u find out.
Director Eddie Buzzell took
Keneth Hopkins. hat model, Lee
Anderson, to the Mocambo on a
recent Sunday night. And Lee won
a prize-a John Frederics hat!
Now she doesn't know what to do
with it. Wear it, gal. Keneth won't
mind-much!
Tom Drake, on the sound stage
of THE Hills of Home" in reply
to my question. says that the girl
Evening star., 1947-10-11

the scene of its presentation will be
the auditorium of Western High
School. Sponsoring Barter's first
trip into the Nations Capital will be
the District Recreation Department
and the Washington Art Center As
sociation
Many Washington theatergoers
already are familiar with the quality
of Barter productions Scores of
them caught their first impressive
views of Barter work last year when
the several companies from Abing-
don played their first tour dates in
Alexandria. Arlington, Fairfax and
other nearby suburbs.
The Shakespeare item in the rep
ertory then was Much Ado About
Nothing 1t was done with fresh
ness and a verve that had the critics.
and audiences, guessing that Shake
speare himself would have enjoyed it.
AS sample, it could not have
been improved upon.
A piece OF paper with FLASH,
FLASH, FLASH" at the top sum-
mons drama departments attention
to the fact that William Saroyan is
ready to step back into the news
again.
1t says, furthermore. as 1t would
have to say, that Saroyan has a new
play and that it will have its world
premiere in Hollywood "a town Sar-
Cyan once did not like in mid
October The Circle Players will
have the honor of displaying the
latest Saroyan composition to the
supposedly breathless universe.
AS in the past, Saroyan has given
a piquant label to his latest work
In fact, he has given it both a
startling title. and a startling sub
title.
The first is Sam Ego's House." to
which is appended "or Angels
Aghast."
The memo does not mention what
Sam Egos House, or Angels
Aghast" is about. That, OF course,
is not surprising in view of the fact
that synopsizing Saroyan is such a
Evening star., 1947-10-11

Settlement Of New leland by the
white man did not begin until 1840.
Only per cent of Australians
have taxable incomes Of $4,000 per
annum and over.
Evening star., 1947-10-11

Of his heart right now Is still
Beverly Tyler. Beverly is in New
York on a PA. tour When she
comes back here, she will get
top-rank musical movie at Metro.
Janet Leigh and Director Fred
Wilcox on the same Hills of Home"
picture are crying because all IL
days of beautiful Technicolor shoot
ing in the Northern California
mountains have to be thrown out.
There was a flaw in the film. That's
really tough luck. because the
weather has changed now and they
can't reshoot it.
George Jessel calls me to say I'm
wrong about his romance with
Abigail Adams being on again. Its
off again and please say so,' says
George, because, until you do, I
can't get any other gal to go out
with me-"
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Hollywood:
Dorothy Learns
Beaus Resent
Girls Talk
Bv SheiIoh Grohom
By SheiIoh Graham

Dorothy Malone is the most en-
barrassed gal in town. She says
she cannot 60 home to Dallas, Tex
until they have forgotten the story
in which she named the six men
who had proposed to her-and who
she turned down. They are natur-
ally furious! Dotty is the victim
of an overzealous publicity man at
her -Warners-who planted
the story.
Tyrone Power cables that he
landed in darkest Liberia at night,
and before he was expected there.
So Ty walked into the native settle
ment and the first person he saw
was Trader Horn, who owns an
animal shop right here on Ventura
boulevard in Los Angeles! Ty had
gone $4,000 miles to meet a neigh
Dor.
Danny Kaye is coming right back
to Hollywood now that the World
Series is over. There is still no
immediate movie on tap for him,
however. His next picture won't
be started until next March. Mean
while, his wife Sylvia Fine is trying
to figure out which of II possible
scripts under consideration will be
No. /.
Red Skelton-his next picture is
"The Fuller Brush Man"-is now
sponsoring "the Red Shelton Holly
wood brush"-it has red bristles
for red hair, black for black and
yellow for blond. How about white
hair, Red?
Betty Cradle gets Walter Abel
in dual role in Lady in Ermine.'
Two parts in one picture is nothing
for Walter. He had seven in
Dream Girl" with Betty Hutton.
Alan Ladd and wife, Sue, did not
have enough room for their two
children and nurse in the converted
garage they live in at Hidden VAL
ley. So he built them a pint-sized
palace of their own-each has a
tiny bedroom and there Is a bath
room and kitchenette.
Sweet are the uses of publicity
department. Jimmy Stewart-when
he came out of the Army Air Forces
said he didn't want any publicity
at all. that his pictures would tell
the story, Now Jimmy knows better
and will 90 anything within reason
to publicize himself and his pic
tures-he says he will even indorse
breakfast food!
Lana Turner finishes her role OF
Snapshot In Homecoming" this
week. She would have finished IL
last week, but ate something that
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Winslow Boy"
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Down to Earth:
3:o5. Sis. 7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol-"Lured';; 1890 am, LOS
3:45, 6:25, 9:05 and 11:4o pm. Stag,
shows: 1890, $40, $50, $3.50 ant
11:05 pm.
Columbia "The Unfinished
Dance; 1880 am, 1870, $50, $50
7:30 and $50 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Adventures
2:l5, 4:1o. $40, 7:55 and 9:40 pm
Keith's-"The Long Night; 11:4
am, las, $50, 5:55, sos, 1910 pm
and 1915 am.
Little-"Mayerling";; 10, s:15, ~
and s:40 pm.
Metropolitan-"Out of the Blue"
11:10 am, 1:15, 800, $50, 7:35 ans
s:45 pm.
Palace-"The Foxes of Harrow"
10:30 am, 1910, 2:55, sos, 7:2C
9:35 and HAS p. m.
Pix - Monsieur Verdoux';; l 20
$50, 5:45, 7:55, 1905 pm. and 1879
am.
Trans-Lux News sand Shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"Down to Earth; 1914
am, /, $40, 5:25, TAO, 9:55 ans
IL pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-11

notorious impossibility that it once
was turned into literary and criti-
cal masterpiece by Wolcott Gibbs of
the New Yorker.
Since then, not even Saroyan has
attempted to synopsize Saroyan.
AS for what happens to Sam Ego's
House or Angels Aghast," this cor
ner assumes moral responsibility to
keep an eye on it and let Saroyan's
public know.
X
Washington was not on Maurice
Chevalier's itinerary last season
when he returned to America to
score a kind of nostalgia triumph in
a one-man show. That will be cor
rected this season, however. With
out being specific as to the place,
Chevaliers agents have let it be
known that he has been booked into
the Nations Capitol for the week of
November 8. Being careful agents,
they add that the date is tentative
and that there is a possibility it may
be moved up-or this way-a week
Chevalier will skip New York on
his American tour this year, limit
ing his bookings to the one here, De-
troit. Chicago, New Orleans, San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
In the meantime, his latest pic
ture, Man About Town" may start
getting around the country. RKO
is its American sponsor which prob
ably means that it will be a Keith S
booking, If and when.
Playwright Paul Vincent Carroll
whose work usually is skirted by
community theater groups, has
struck the fancy of the 19-year- old
Montgomery Players of the Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase area. They will
present his Shadow and Substance"
as their November production. 1t
is the Carroll hit of some years ago,
which starred Sir Cedric Hardwicke
and Julie Hayden, and which served
to introduce the fiery, small Irish
man to American audiences.
Tryouts for Shadow and Sub
stance" will be held by the Mont
gomery group on october % at $3.50
pm. in the recreation center, Nor
wood drive, Chevy Chase.
Sir Cedric's and Miss Haydon's S
old parts are the ones which are pre-
senting the greatest worries to the
group.
The play will be directed by Mrs.
Bessie Sanders.
Settlement Of New leland by the
white man did not begin until 1840.
Only l per cent of Australians
have taxable incomes Of $4,000 per
axn,,,,a a.,S o.ra,.
Evening star., 1947-10-11

BRITISH IMPORT - After
completing his highly praised
performance in American
films as Lord Desham in "To
Each His OW1,," Roland Culuer
returned to England. Ofered
the role OF Mr.. Jordan in
"Do,Dn to Earth," he fe1D back
to Hollywood Dith no Ward-
robe other than the suit he
1Dore and three extra shirts
carried in a brief case. CulUer,
suit and film open at the
Warner today.
Evening star., 1947-10-11

Tor MIN TO bring high class regional
theater to the people.
Most of the things Porterfield
dreamed have been realized.
On Monday night. another dream
becomes a reality. 1t will represent
the movement of the Barter Theater
group into Washington. The pro-
duction will be Twelfth Night" and
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Barter Players Coming to Town
Monday in Twelfth Night
By Jay Cormody

Barter Theater Robert Portered has had lot dreams
launched Abingdon
fields recognition
and he it. selfish the
the dramatic
gave possible
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-28
TOday's Anniversaries
know America)

l760-Matthew Carey. noted
Philadelphia publisher, economist
prolific writer, father of the fam
ed economist, born in Ireland
Died Sept. 16, 1899.
l81-Henry N. Hudson, the
Shakespearean scholar; lecturer
editor of Shakespeare's works,
born at Cornwall, VT. Died San
10, 1886.
l84I-Henry NJ. Stanley, Con
federate soldier, war correspon-
dent, famed for his search for DR.
Livingstone, greatest of African
explorers. born IN Wales. Died
May 10, 1904.
1847-Q00 years ago. William
V. Allen, lawyer, juriSt, US. Sen
ator from Nebraska, born Mid
way, Ohio. Died Jan. u, 1924.
186l-Daniel Willard, famed
president of the Baltimore &.
Ohio R.R., born at North Hart
land, VI, Died July s, 1912.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-28
SIS Peter & Paul
And Vero Beach
ToPIaykey West

Key West High faces another
tough weekend this week with
Saints Peter and Paul High o,
Miami invading the high school
gym Friday night and verc
Beach High visiting here Satur-
day night,
Both of the conch opponents
promise to give Key West a busy
evening. Vero Beach has consist
emily proved itself one of the bet
ter teams of the Miami area this
season. Less is known of Peter
and Paul but in the past years
1t has proved to be far from a
push-over.
With only two one-point de-
feats marring their record the
Conchs are still headed for what
can be highly successful sea-
son. Without detracting from the
excellent showing of Gesu High
Saturday night, it appeared quite
evident that Key West was not
running on all cylinders.
The Conchs found the Gesu
version of the five-man defense
something of a puzzle, especially
the Key West forwards, Captain
Bernie Papy, Robert Parks, Joe
Mccullough and Claude Valdez,
who scored a grand total of two
baskets, both by Papy. Conse-
quently. Coach N. H. Pepper is
ironing out the kinks in the Conch
offensive against this form of de-
Tense.
Key West is also spending a
lot of practice time on the free
shot line these days. Although
the ConchS had better free
throw score than Gesu did. they
missed Z out of Is tries, a mis-
take which they are not likely to
make again.
Friday nights game will be
preceded by Girls Varsity
game at Ills o'clock and a Junior
Varsity contest will precede the
Vero Beach tilt at the same hour.
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Boat Oycrtllrns !,
During Sundays
Cupboard Race

The first race staged by the
newly organized Key West Out
board Club came off successfully
Sunday afternoon despite inelefn-
| ent weather and short notice.
| The spectators were treated 20
F. a thrill in the "C"- class race
when Elmo Flip" Maloney show
led the boys just how not TO ne
gotiate short turn at high speed.
Result was one wet boat, motor
land driver.
The small motors put on a fine
exhibition in the Class "A" race
with DR.. Fred Carbonell eaptur-
ing the first heat and Julius Ted
der winning the second.
The official results are:
Class "a, 8 Horsepower Motors
First Heat: Fred Carbonell lst.
Numa Tedder End, Julius Tedder
3rd, Johnny Baker 4th; Second
Heat: julius Tedder LIST, Fred
Carbonell End, Johnny Baker 3rd.
Numa Tedder DNF.
Glass &C., % and rs Horsepow-
er Motors-First Heat: Jay "Dea-
con" Alligood lst, Johnny Baker
End, Jerry Santana 3rd, Elmo
Maloney DNF.
A fine show of water skiing
was given by Ludwig Roberts,
who, incidentally put on his first
pair of skis in over four years.
Spectators are urged I'd watch
for these performers" in future
events of the local Cupboard Mo-
tor Club.
Any spectators who witnessed
these meritorious races and were
not given the opportunity TO con-
tribute to the March of Dimes
may call at the campaign head
quarters and leave their generous
donations there.