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Evening star., 1947-04-17

Janet Ames," one Of those things
leaning toward the psychiatric. in
which q young woman Is cured OF
hysteria paralysis by several trips
into the dream world. Apparently
feeling that 1t was shade on the
heavy side and needed bit Of the
light touch, the producers called
upon Mr. Caesar. They put him In a
key spot In the picture and told him
to dream up something funny.
He fixed 'em, all right. What
he dreamed up was an hilarious
portrait of q daf1y producer of
psychological pictures When the
boys found out what that did to the
intended mood OF Janet Ames. it
was too late. They did do some
cutting, doing away. for example,
with the notion of the producer
to make film wherein the action
takes place In a dream within a
dream within a dream, an idea he
got while sitting in a barber shop,
looking at the reflected mirrors
They cut that out, but Mr.. Caesar
still is having most of his say
on psychological films on the screen
of the Nation
n X
Well, we know how to get along
with the Russians, If the State
Department ever calls up and asks
our aid. AS We might have sus-
pected all, the time, it takes magic.
Evening star., 1947-04-17

cipally from the fact that he Is d
chap who thinks that people are
funny and proves 1t more gracefully
than any radio program dedicated
to the purpose Since the comic has
been more closely involved with
them than with anything else. lately
1t has occurred to him that people
are especially funny when they are
making movies.
People also are funny. Sid is GER
tain, when the mood for amour
strikes them, as his portrait of gay
French boulevardier amply proves
They are funny. too, in their atti-
tude toward the slot machines
which serve them or Illustrate them
The Caesar demonstration of this is
made in a daffy sketch about a little
gum vending machine that grows ur
to be q big quarter slot machine.
\ 4 \ \
The movies seem to be his favorite
target, however. His burlesque of an
aviation photoplay. in which he acts
all the parts including the airplanes
is classic In criticism of both plot
and acting of such Glass B adven-
ture films.
One of the sketches most recently
added to the Caesar repertoire has
marked him as a man who certainly
ought to be awarded some special
honor by the professional film OBJ
servers Of the country. Mr.. Caesar
is the first man on record to achieve
the estimable feat of criticizing q
motion picture from within, while II
was being filmed.
The picture was 1.-THE Guilt OF
Evening star., 1947-04-17

Milbourne Christopher, the head
liner of the new Casino Royal
show, found It out some time ago,
but just got around to letting us
know about it.
Mr.. Christopher, while perform
ing his magic for Army instead OF
night club pay, was a member Of
the Broadway in Khaki" cast. That
was the first entertainment unit
into Normandy and it followed the
Army up to the meeting with the
Russians. 1t was one midnight
that Mr.. Christopher learned about
the Russians, when he and the
rest Of the show folk were hauled
from. their sleeping bags and sent
to entertain at a celebration OF
the meeting.
The magician Jared better than
any of the others. His magic, being
visual entertainment, got along fine
with the Russians with no aid from
,rfarpJ.ater
Evening star., 1947-04-17

Tana, the mentalist at sacha
Lucas Coral Club. Is an unhappy
woman. The penguin Rear Admiral
Richard E. Byrd was supposed to
be bringing her from the South Pole
was one of the three that got away
the other day II you come across
a penguin labeled Tana, stuff q
fish in 1t and send it To the zoo.
Tana will meet it there.
X 4
Footnote. Those who condone
|oyer-ripe comedy with an exces-
|sively gamey flavor would do well
to observe closely the above men
toned Sid Caesar. We didn't see
Mr.. G. do thing on the Romany
Room floor that he couldn't perform
for a convention Of Sunday school
|superintendents And he's the fun
|niest entertainer to hit this town s
might life In many q moon.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
After Dark
This Comics q Film Critic
Who Is Boring From Within
By HARRY MacARTHUR.
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

one Of the happiest things that's
happened to comedy in a long time
1t has never been the policy OF
this department to encourage the
spending of time and substance by
carousing In night clubs. 1t has
seemed a sufficient fulflllment o1
duty II we merely warn of some Of
the pitfalls you may encounter IL
you go out on the town of your own
free will. We might break a rule In
Mr.. Caesars case, however. Sid Is a
young man you ought to see and
Paul Young's rendezvous is one of
the better places around the village
for learning to be a night club
habitue.
The Caesar humor develops prin-
Evening star., 1947-04-17

One of the safest predictions this
department ever made was the one
to the effect that Sid Caesar would
be a funny young man when he
arrived at the Romany Room Tues
day night. On night club floor as
well as in the movies, Mr.. Caesars
talent for comedy turns out to be
Evening star., 1947-04-17

NO, sir, Old Colds don't skip around
from one dazzling claim to another,
promising you phenomenal qualities in
a cigarette.
We merely offer you smoking pleasure
pure and simple pleasure as real as
silver dollar.
You see, we just make the swellest
cigarette we know how. And since we do
know how from nearly two hundred
Evening star., 1947-04-17

years of fine tobacco experience and
since we buy, blend and process the
worlds most glorious tobaccos with low
ing care and scientific safeguards, we do
mighty well.
Maybe you'll agree when you taste an
Old Gold. There's heap of pleasure in
their mellow smoothness, in their won
derful fragrance, in their delectable
taste. Better try 'em. anyway!
Evening star., 1947-09-14

Blend one tablespoon curry, one-fourth cup
tarragon vinegar, one fourth cup cider vine
gar and one teaspoon sugar, and cook in top
of double boiler until smooth, stirring occa-
sionally. After chilling, blend into mayon-
naise How much? It's matter of taste.
Cream cheese dressing does nice things
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Dress 1t Up
With Mayonnaise
BY CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD

for the salad of fruit. Cream one package
cream cheese with milk to soften and COM
bine them with one cup of mayonnaise.
Peanut-butter dressing will influence the
youngsters into bigger and better eating of
a grated-carrot salad And nut sweet in
cole slaw! Add few drops of lemon juice to
one-fourth cup peanut butter, blend in one
cup mayonnaise. A smooth creamy dressing,
sandbur brown" and good in a sandwich.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

Potpourri for salad of greens. To the
cup of mayonnaise, add one-half cup diced
orange sections and one-third cup sliced
stuffed olives or ripe olives as you please -
little matters for the teeth to touch.
Ravigotte dressing enhances cold fish:
Mix together two tablespoons caper, one
half small onion, one-third cup parsley, one
fourth cup watercress, three anchovies finely
chopped. Force mixture through fine sieve
and add to one cup of mayonnaise. Yield:
2 cups of dressing.
Cheese and olive dressing gives lift to
the cooked-vegetable salad. Take a half
package of pimiento cream cheese and mix
with three tablespoons finely sliced ripe
olives, one teaspoon finely cut parsley and
add to one cup of mayonnaise.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Use that little jar
of flavor to hatter
lots of cold dishes

THdAT little jar of mayonnaise you buy at
l. the store holds as many sparkling
angles as a ight-dancing prism Add savory
sauce touches, add cheese, add fruit for
innumerable dressings
Something to fatter the cold cut? Take
one cup of mayonnaise, blend in one table
spoon of prepared horseradish sauce, feck
with freshly ground pepper.
Chili-dill dressing gives color and zing to
cocktail of seafood. To one cup of mayon-
naise, add two tablespoons of chill sauce,
three tablespoons of finely cut dill pickle.
Curry mayonnaise provides that certain
difference when passed with cold chicken.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Crusaders Upset Be
In Traditional Tilt

BOSTON, Nov. 29- Holy
Cross, Gaping a disappointing
season with a blaze of glory, up
set favored Boston College 20 to
6 today, marking the fifth
straight time the Crusaders
have toppled their traditional RI
vals in this 51-year-old series.
An overflow bipartisan crowd
of 42,50O saw the Crusades
dominate the play on the frozen
mud of Baves Field. The win
made sparkling going-away
present for resigning Holy Cross
coach John Da Grosa, whose
teams never have lost to B. C..
during his three year tenure.
| Outweighted an average of 25
pounds per man in the line, the
Crusaders punched out two
touchdowns in the first period
and one in the third-two of the
scores following B. c. Fumbles.
|B. C.'s lone score in the last pc
riod preserved Coach Denny
Myers record of never beng
shutout since taking over at BIC.
four seasons ago. Y sF:3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Wildcats, Tileston
To Be Lions Guests

The New Hanover High school
Wildcats, who capped a fair
season last Thursday night with
a streamrolling win over Tech
High of Charlotte, and the Tiles
ton Grammar school gridders,
who last Monday upset Bradley
Creek for the county grammar
school championship will be
guests of the Wilmington Lions
club at a banquet Thursday
night.
James R. Benson, president of
the Lions and Wilmington's city
will be master of cere-
monies when the young football
stars are honored. The banquet
will be held in MINIS at Z
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Pitt Scores Zany
Deuce, Loses 17-2

PITTSBURGH, Nov. % -
Bill Kern's swan song as West
Virginia coach ended on zany
but triumphant note today as the
Mountaineers concluded their
season with a 17-2 victory over
Pitt, their first over the Panth-
ers since 1928.
The sweet melody for Kern
became a bit of silly sympho-
ny in the last seconds as the
Panthers scored their points on
safety which nobody would be-
Eeve until the officials verified
it in call to the dressing room
The safety came as the final
gun barked and the struggling
teams were scrambling for pos.
session of loose ball some
place around the Mountaineer
end zone.
Except for this last minute of
Pitt-inspired confusion, the ball
game was completely West Vir-
ginia's although they wrapped
up their scoring before some 49,
900 shivering spectators in a
first half outburst.
The first touchdown by Keane,
on a quarterback sneak from
one foot out, climaxed 43-yard
march. The Mountaineers added
three more points on an 18-yard
field goal by Richard Hoffman,
a kicking specialist from
Greensburg, Pa, early in the
second period and clicked on a
31-yard scoring pass from
Keane to sub end Bernard
Huntz. In the last As seconds OF
the half. Hoffman booted perfect
placements after each touch
down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
YMCACACE LOOPS
TAKE FINAL FORM

Basketball took a surge in the
Wilmington YMCA last night
with the announcement of an
Older Boys basketball league
starting tomorrow and second
announcement tn at Sunday
School basketball league entries
in the Senior circuit now totalled
six teams and entries were clos
ing tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock.
Now entered in the Senior
league were: Temple Baptist,
First Presbyterian, Fourth St.
Advent Christian, St. Paul's
Episcopal, Winter Park Baptist,
and a sixth team composed of
Trinity and St. Andrews Cove
nant.
The Older Boys circuit will
consist of players between the
ages of IA and 18 years.
Meanwhile, Junior league
cagers numbered four entries.
They were St. James Episcopal,
Trinity Methodist, Temple Bap-
tist and St. Paul's Lutheran. In
a second bracket in the Junior
circuit entries were: Wrights-
vile Beach Methodist, Maffitt
Village Baptist, and St. An
drews' Covenant. The two Jun
ior league titlists will playoff at
the seasons close.
Last night Cadet and Junior
cagers clashed. Scores were:
CADET BASKETBALL RESULTS
STANDINGS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

BLACKS CLUB
READYS SCHEDULE

James G. Henderson, former
New Hanover High school cage
star, last night accepted the
coaching reins of the newly form
ed Blacks basketball team, one
of the strongest independent
squads in Southeastern North
Carolina, now girding itself for
full season of contests with
freshman college teams and high
school teams.
Henderson was a member of
the 1886 Wildcats, playing
first string center. He will super
wise practice drills tomorrow
night at 7:30 o'clock in the
Chestnut Heights school gym.
It's schedule not entirely COM
p1eted, Blacks has definitely
slated game with Leland next
Friday night. and Tabor City in
Tabor City Dec. II. The Duke
University Jayvees were asked
to play here, but have sent word
their schedule is too heavy.
Games with Edwards Military
institute and Campbell college
are on the way to being sched-
uled. The New Hanover High
Wildcats will play Blacks some
time this season, and the Will
mington college cagers are on
the tentative slate also.
Members of the Independent
team are: Henry Shapherd, for
mer Kentucky high school play
er; John McKoy, last years star
center for the Wildcats; Leon
ard McKoy, a former Wildcat
high scorer; Linwood Rowan,
also an ex-Cat; Harriss Bullard,
member of the YMCA squad last
year; Lloyd Kaylor, former
YMCA player; Jerry Thibideau,
former high school player; How
ard Franklin, Raleigh star last
season; ]. w. Gore, Leland;
Adolph King, and Bud STAN
nard
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Incline Scores Upset
Ouer Favored Horse

BOWIE, Md, Nov. 29-LH -
Ridgewood Stables Incline
scored an upset of the great
mare, Gallorette, today, by win
ming the $4,000 Bryan and o.
Hara Memorial handicap by
three-fourths of a length.
The track stewards ruled out
foul protest made by Gallor-
cites jockey, Arnold Kirkland.
Gallorette, owned by William
L. Brann and the greatest money
winning mare OF all time, was
rated 6 to S favorite. Also IA
vored was Incline's stablemate,
Double Jay, who came in for
third money.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

If Branch Rcey coorul boss of the Brooklyn Dodger or
eanizaion can be authentic then looks
like the getting ready to swing some deals that may
shake the foundations of the National League
After announcing Jackie Robinson would receive
zeable in Rckey didn't get away from news
men quite and they asked him the top question
of the day who's gonna dem Buns next year:
Rev said he had working directly the managerial
situation for the past hoped announce his decision
prior o at which time he may attend the MAJOR league
meeting in Miami -
IF have to go SOUTH" Hickey is quoted as saying 1T
will be physically impossible manager before
Dec TO-"
We don't understand would be just easy to reply
Leo Burt shotton from Miami as it would be from
New York additional physical force to name
Libby Leo while enroute south unless?
Branch might be planning to get out OF a
tough giving Durocher and Shotton the gate
and rushing third into the Brooklyn breach
He player" deals pending He has an
nounced that the management of his club
before made final Obviously Shoton might handle
sone type players than Duroc and vice There
would example in Hickey bringing wiserack
ing popoff to the Dodgers holding the reins be-
cause the Brooklyn resemble the China front
couple of weeks Durocher like noise except his
of BASEBALL dotted with difficult
situations Rickey perhaps in the most difficult OF his life
time Make mistake about the importance OF the
fans all across the nation are
watching waiting Happy Chandler is doing the
What ever Hickey he'll be If he gives the nod to
his talking rebrand darling of the Brooklyn fans who
like baseball tough and nasty will raise public
eyebrows lifted when Iron Mike Cochrane got the
heaveo the Tigers Shotton pennant with
young beat the heavily favored Cardinals when he
wasn't supposed to- than that he developed
completed the development of great players for
Dodger bound clubs By what logic do fire
like that with?
Durocher took his medicine from Chandler too well
for the Durocher he must have received some
form of hope for next h He had years vacation
Hickey supported him during his penal servitude
df marriage to that Hollywood star be called that
And of now, after pennant and brilliant fight
with the Yanks in the world series have made Shotton fixture
the Brooklyn organization and after Durocher has made it
known that he hopes and expects to return Hickey sits alone
with his rough decision and knows that the only wise and
headlines way bounce great
managers hire another and for his 947 god of good luck
stay around close by
Why the Dodgers should player they
have probably the best farm system in the country can't
They the 1947 flag with youngsters Maybe they
hurler, third possibly
other outfeder But with Robinson Reese Stanky Edwards
Walker Reiser Lombard Casey they don't
many trades
The only trouble Hickey has is with his He's got
one too many :. could be many?
So maybe they won't be "player" deals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Ten-Pin Sweepstakes
Here In Spotlight

Bowling is in the Sabbath
spotlight today with the first
Wilmington Ten-pin Shingles
Wilmington Ten pin Singles
sweepstakes tournament and a
special duck-pin match between
Blacks Texaco club and an in
vading Bladenboro squad slated
for Ingrams' alleys today at 2
o'clock.
At the same time it was an
nounced that Wilmington's rep
resenttalve in the John Blake
Classics to be held in Atlanta
Dec. 6 would be the top duck
pin star of the state and city,
Ellis Simpson. Fifteen games,
with high total pinfall coping a
$500 award, was to feature the
event.
Entries were pouring in last
night for the ten-pin derby here
today. Already slated to battle
for the four prizes, so per cent,
80 per cent and 10 per cent of
the entry fees, plus a 10 per cent
prize for high game, were: C. R.
Garrett, Horace Snipes, Ollie
Olsen, Frank Floyd, George Can
ady, BIN Stanley, Jimmy Single
ton, Jerry Thibideau, Harold
Porter, Pat Moore, Earl Bender,
Alton Brown, Lloyd Miller, Clar-
ence Hale and Roy Epps. Others
we're expected to enter soon.
The Blacks team, to be clash
ing with Bladenboro on separate
alleys consists of: Henry Shep-
herd, Earl Black, Jimmy Car
ter, Dave Carter, Nick Ponas and
Ben Sans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
1Piner Gibson Chosen To Play In East-West Bowl Tilt
HIGH POINT CANE'
SLATED DEC. !,
Two of the N,

-. Two of the New IT,
High school backfieId" ED" st51s aanws
nas PACK =; and co-captain jim ira'S; en-. toll'
ana I-master Jimmy pjns,' g'9Soa '1l
represent Wilmington ''iy' in VIII
u Hil1S ! Bowl clash 10 be m n,.t, Il,
in M High g,7.' Point Dec. IS w5sp VI pliyst Y,
ana West high school I'IS4 g1i3+S LIZ
greats great clash, it was learnssd5l sd5lq1oa Il,
High Point last night, ''Su ION
The complete list =. T.,
school players named bv VI T.. hlh
to clash in the post,sessoso s5 Soacaa
test has not yet been sil TaI..a' Con-
but in High Point the ,eisased seie
OF Of Piner Pine and Gibson folJon, lIJ9lsc,.'' !,
OF Wilmington's tor Il10" I,ns fTs
Bin 41 Kuhn and Co-capIai, 5i Si'a "a
venters 81 as bowl material Il' w ~
and Venters were named ed. :, A9aa
IN the Charlotte Shrins " p gI'y
clash with South Carolns .'s :, Bowl
Dec. s, last week. ''' lean
Gibson has been ons :. ,
outstanding high school rl,na' u. 'i'
IN the state this year. bairpp p'ayes
ed to two All-Conference' saasa, naa,
teams already this year, 'piOsa piO.t
given honorable mention on laSi y
san same teams, a has operated d ~ ~
Wildcat T formation attack ,yp ,i,,' III
early in the season. ''l'
CHARLOTTE, Nov, ~ 3,
North Carolina and South a..
lima high school football al1S,.s' Is.o'
will arrive in Charlotte toma, r,a,'
row to begin drill for the snnv., sT,,,'.,
Shrine Bowl game here next t;,, S,.
urday. 'N 3D.
Thirty-man squads, handni,,
ed from the high schools Of Io% bss
states, will begin practice M, or
day for the Eleventh Annv, Yl'
Charity battle for the ,,+s Sbr's,
hospital for crippled children I' "
Greenville, S. c. VT o.
Bill Ludwig OF Salisbury +,
head coach for the North Csn'
lima squad while Lit Durham nv, a
olympia will serve as bss n
mentor for the South Caroli.
ians. ''''
The all-stars will be guest, d
Charlotte's unbeaten professio,'
al Clippers here tomorrow wbs
they meet the Atlantic Civ
N. J.) Senators.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

Simpson rolled a 587 fo-
his five game total score.
Shield smashed out a 564.
Leading the pack as the
tourney neared its close were
Paul Cox and Paul Tyson,
both of Greensboro. Tyson
scored a COG, with his part
ner smashing out a TOTAL score
of 637 for his five games.
The combined tally of 1,243
led all entries and loor ed
the probable winner.
Forty-four pairs entered
the doubles tournament.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Simpson, Shields Lag
In Doubles Tourney

KANNAPOLIS, Nov. 29.-
Ellis Simpson, North Caro-
lina's top duck-pin singles
bowler and Wilmington
- paired with Jim Shields of
Charlotte here tonight in the
North Carolina Champion
Doubles tournament n d
scored a combined total of
1,151, several pins off the
fast pace set by a couple of
Greensboro kegle1s who were
leading at IL o'clock with the
tournament still underway.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Texas Tech Wins 14-6
To Go Into Sun Bowl

LUBBOCK, Tex, Nov. 29.-P)
Texas Techs Red Raiders pow
cred their way into the Sun Bowl
today on 14-6 upset victory over
Hardin n-Simmons' University.
The win gave the Red Raiders
the Border Conference champion
ship and an automatic bid to the
EEL Paso New Years Day clas-
sic. The team voted to accept the
invitation a few minutes after
the game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Tennessee Refuses
Dixie Bowl Invite

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20.
today declined
an invitation to play against
William and Mary in the Dixie
Bowl at Birmingham, Ala, on
New Years Day, head coach and
athletic director Bob Neyland
announced after the Vols 1877
victory over Vanderbilt.
"Our 1948 season began today"
said Neyland, in announcing the
Volunteers do not intend to ac-
cent any bowl bids.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

Jimmy Piner, New Han
over Hi g h. S signal-calling
backfield star, who will be a
member of the Eastern ALL
Stars when they clash in High
Point Dec. 13 with the Stars
from the west in the Optim-
list Bowl clash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30

JUNIOR LEAGUE RESULTS
STANDINGS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
INDIAN WINS AWARD

HIGH POINT, Nov. 29-(P)-
Ray Yagiello, 200-pound tackle
for Catawba's Indians, has been
selected the outstanding player
in the North State Conference
and will be honored at the Con-
ference banquet here Tuesday
night by the High Point Ameri-
can Business club, it was an
nounced here tonight by Brooks
Reitzel, chairman of the ABB club
awards committee.