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Sorority Plans
Dinner Party

XII Alpha Exemplars Of Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Thurs
day evening for progressive dinner
party which will start with the first
course at 6:45 pln. at the home Of
Miss Mary Karlson. The main
course will be served at the home Of
Mrs. John J. Hurley and Miss Alice
Johnson will be hostess for the
dessert.
Mrs. p. c. Merrill, chairman Of
the Social Committee, is in charge
OF arrangements. assisted by Miss
Ruth Gilbert, Miss Fern Steele,
Miss Helen Buzzen, Mrs. Victoria
x. strauch, Mrs. Ernest r. Haber-
land, Mrs. G. E. Peck and Mrs.
Hurley.
The next summer social event win
be a breakfast in Rock Creek Park
August II.
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~ N r
ambassador Wellington Koo
Fetes Chinese Legislators

Chinese v. wellington host at
cocktail o'clock yesterday afternoon when
entertained Legislative
Mission, who visiting IN Washington <.sl -.
The arranged for the lovely garden OF the Embassy
hundred by their host the wide
Standing with him
legislators secretary general Of the mission
Chang Relations Committee OF
the mission w. Yu Ming and Mr. Y Y Kao
those invited to the Far Eastern
legislative methods this country for the
the Of all the diplomatic missions
Arthur H. Vandnberg
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Chairman Of the Senate Foreign
4 Relations Committee: Senator Ar
thur Capper, Senator H. Alexander
Smith, Senator Bourke B. Hicken-
looper, Senator Tom Connally. Sen
ator Alben w. Barley and Senator
Carl A. Hatch, members OF the
committee; Senator Styles Bridges,
Senator Kenneth McKellar and Sen
ator Pat McCarran.
Representative Charles A. Eaton,
chairman of the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs, was on the list,
and others from the House were
Representative Frances P. Bolton,
Representative James G. Fulton,
REPRESENTATIVE Sol Bloom. Repre-
sentative Thomas Gordon and Rep
resertative Helen Gahagan Douglas,
members of the committee, and
Representative Walter H. Judd.
State Department officials invited
included Mr.. Arthur r. Ringwalt OF
the Division Of Chinese Affairs, Mr
Norman r. Ness of the Office OF
Financial and Development Policy
Mr.. Stanley woodward. Mr.. Robert
Hummell, Mr.. F. McCracken Fisher,
Mr.. James X. Penfield and Mr.. John
Carter Vincent.
Also among the guests were Mr..
James OLoughlin and Mr.. Edward
J. Shaughnessy of the immigration
Service, DR.. Paul Douglas of the
American University, DR.. Cloyd Heck
Marvin of George Washington Uni
verslty. the Right Rev. Patrick Nc
Cormick of Catholic University, the
Very Rev. L. c. German of George
town University and many others.
including delegates to the Far East
srn Commission, of which Mr.. Mel
son T. johnson is secretary general,
and Maj. Gen. Frank Mccoy. who is
United States delegate. Delegates
Of other countries now in Washing
ton also were guests.
Ambassador Koo went from his
own reception to the dinner given
for him and Nine. Koo by Mrs.
Dorothy Lee Ward. Nine. Koo re-
turned from New York in time to be
present at the party which took
place at the Sulgrave Club. Besides
the guests of honor. others at the
dinner were the Indian Ambassador,
Mr.. Asaf Ali. the Czechoslovak Am
bassador and Nine. Slavik, the
Philippine Amba ssador. Mr.. Joaquin
M. Elizalde, Senator and Mrs.
George w. Malone, Maj. Gen. Curtis
E. LIE May, u. S. A., and Mrs. LIE May,
the Delegate from Hawaii and Mrs.
Joseph r. harrington. Nine. Vladi-
mir Rybar. Mrs. William Pope An
derson III and Mr.. Ralph Mac
Bane.
After dinner the entire party ad-
iourned to Mrs. Wards home on
Massachusetts, avenue to see two
unusual Army films. Gen. LIE May,
who was in command of the Goth
Air Force in the China. Burma,
India theater, showed the gripping
motion pictures, THE Last Bomb"
and THE Flying Tigers" Both are
authentic Army pictures of actual
air warfare and bombing by the
Goth Air Force.
Earlier Yesterday Mrs Ward was
the guest at luncheon given by
Mrs. Jozef Winiewicz, wife of the
Polish Ambassador.
French residents of Washington
and Its erfvirons were received by the
French Ambassador and Nine. Bon
net at 1880 o'clock yesterday morn
ing celebrating the anniversary of
the fall of the Bastile.
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Wonnan's Party Factions Plan
T1Vo Seneca Falls Programs
By Frances Lide

Two separate programs celebrat-
ing Seneca Falls Day" have been
scheduled by members Of the Ma
tional Woman's Party, split since
January over a fight for control OF
the national organization.
Both programs will observe the
99th anniversary Of the first
woman's rights convention, held in
Seneca Falls, N. Y, on July 10,
1848.
The group OF the party which
still retains control of Alva Belmont
House, national headquarters at IA
B street NE, will hold reception
tomorrow night honoring congress
sional sponsors of the equal rights
amendment headed by Senator
Capper, Republican, of Kansas and
Representative Robsion, Republican,
Of Kentucky. Miss Anita Politzer
national chairman Of the group, will
make the principal address.
Meanwhile, the District Of Colun-
hia Branch, headed by Mrs. Kath-
ryn Painter Ward, announced that
a large delegation from Washington
will 60 to Maryland Saturday to
join the Maryland chapter in an
observance of the day. Represent
ative Meade, Democrat. Of Maryland
will be the main speaker on the
program which will be held at Will
ton, country home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Frenkil at Garrison, Md
Not Invited to Reception.
Reports that members of the
branch headed by Mrs. Ward have
not been invited to. the reception
tomorrow were confirmed by spokes-
men for Miss PolitSer's organization.
The branch is not recognized" by
the group at Alva Belmont House,
it was stated.
At the same time, Mrs. Ward
stressed that the Maryland meet
ing is to be strictly a branch affair,
so that invitations to- national Of
ficers were not involved.
The controversy within the party
came to q head in January when
group-described by members as the
constitutional" group-met at the
Mayfiower Hotel in what they termed
party convention and elected a
new slate of officers. This group
later filed suit in District Court to
determine the legality of the elec-
ton and the case is pending.
Admission cards, marked mot
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officer Leapes
For Neu Station

Capt. Benjamin Weston Atwood
III, vino has gone to Shaw Field
8. c., for duty will be joined In
August by Mrs. Atwood and their
children, Edwina Lane Atwood, who
is "A months old, and Benjamin
Weston Atwood w, who was born
July s in Boiling Field Hospital.
Mrs. Atwood is the former Miss
Dita Davis, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Robert Davis. The baby's pa
ternal grandparents are Mrs. Ben
'jamin Weston Atwood, jr., Of Han
son, Mass, and the late Mr.. Atwood
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In the Bridal Procession

brothers best man and Mr.. John
CAN'T, Mr.. Burton Kilbaugh, Mr.
Raymond Howard and Mr.. Paul F.
Myers were the ushers.
R0ean-Bemis
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Georgia Ruth
Bemis, daughter of Mrs. Arthur
Cooke of Erie. Pa, to Mr.. Leo
Rogan, also of Erie, the wedding
taking place in St. Josephs Church.
Mr.. Vincent Rogan escorted the
bride and her maid of honor was
Miss Dorothy Bemis. Mr.. Ulderigo
Teri served as best man.
Ensor-MixeH
Miss Nina Annette Mizell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell F. Mizell
of Kensington, recently became the
bride of Mr.. Robert Ellwood Ensor
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ellwood
Ensor of Cockeysville, Md. The
wedding took place in the chapel
Of Western Maryland College, West
minister, Md, with only members
of the immediate families present.
The Rev. Lowell Ensor off1ciated at
the ceremony which was followed by
a wedding breakfast.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Russell Mizell, jr., her former ROOM
mate at college. while Mr. Mizell was
best man. Both the bride and groom
went to Western Maryland College.
the former graduating from Gettys-
burg College while the latter is now,
senior at the University of Mary
land Medical School in Baltimore.
They will reside in Cockeysville.
Beis-BiStline
Williamsburg, Pa, was the scene
Of the recent marriage of Miss
Gladys Bistline, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. j. Bistline of Williamsburg,
to Mr.. Paul D. Belz, son of Mrs.
Jacob o. Belz and the late Mr.. Belz
of Falls Church. The couple will
live in Baltimore.
The bride is a graduate of Penn
sylvania College for Women in Pitts
burgh; her husband was graduated
from Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
He served in the armed forces in
the Pacific area for 20 months.
Cornn.Kanfman
Mr. Edward Robert Coran. son OF
Mrs. Frances Ceran. was married
recently to Miss Scottye Kaufman,
daughter of Mr.. ara Mrs, Max
Kaufman of St. Louis, Mo. Rabbi
Hugo Schiff off1ciated and the bride
was attended by ner sister, Miss
Lillian Kaufman, as maid of honor,
and Miss Dolores Coran. the grooms
sister, as bridesmaid. Mr.. Raymond
Forman was best man.
The couple will make their home
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The marriage of Miss Ruth
Elaine LOTUS, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis LOTUS of Orlando, Fla,
formerly Of Chevy Chase, to Mr.
John Hightower Hickerson took
place recently in AL Saints Episco-
pal Church.
The Rev. Charles E. Lowry offici-
ated at the ceremony in the pres
ence of members of the two families
and a few friends. Miss Helen Lof-
tus was her sisters only attendant
and Mr.. South Trimble III was best
man for the bridegroom, who is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewey
Hickerson of Washington.
Ti!Iinshasf-Riendean
Miss Delphine Reindeau, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adelard Reindeall
OF Terryville, Conn.,, was married
recently to Mr.. Edward Tillinghast,
ir., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tillinghast
of Washington.
The wedding took place in St.
Martins Church, the Rev. L. F. Mil
tenberger officiating at the cere-
mony. The bride was. escorted by
her father and attended by Miss
Dorothy Bliss and Miss Jeanne
Janhowski as bridesmaids. Mrs.
Arthur Speiser, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, was the matron of honor.
Mr.. Brian Willkie was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Harry
O'Brien and Mr.. Speiser.
Lee-Dapis ..--..
The Metropolitan Baptist Church
was the scene OF the wedding re-
Gently Of Miss Lucille Davis and 1t.
Warren A. Lee. with the Rev. K.
Owen White officiating at the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Lee is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Davis of Louisville
and Mr.. Lee is the son of Mrs. c. j..
Bodin of Minneapolis.
Miss Anna Mae Taylor was the
maid of honor and Capt. John Nulty
II, was best man.
Raisfon-My gers -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Myers of
Clifton. Va. announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Hazel Cath
crime Myers. to Mr.. Oren Lloyd Raj
stcn, son Of Mrs. Ray Ralston Of
Washington.
The wedding took place recently
in the Oakton Church Of the
Al
and given in marriage by her father.
Her sister, Miss Ruby Myers. was
her maid of honor and the other at
tendants we're Mrs. Samuel Green,
sister Of the bridegroom; Miss Ann
zajac Miss Ann Kendric and Mrs.
Marvin Miller. Carol Ann Myers,
niece Of the bride, was the flower
girl.
Mr.. Norville Ralston was his
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Selma G0ldstein
To Be Married

Mr., and Mrs. Abraham Shulman
of Washington announce the engage
ment of the latter's daughter. Miss
Selma Goldstein, to Mr.. David Tuch-
schneider, son of Mr.. and Mrs
LYMAN Tuchschneider of New York
Miss Goldstein is a graduate Of
Theodore Roosevelt High School
and Doctors Hospital School of
Nursing. Her fiance, who served
with the armed forces in the Pacific.
was graduated from Brooklyn Tech
nical High School and attended the
City College Of New York. He plans
to attend George Washington Uni
versity in the fall.
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In the NeUs

DR.. Felipe Vega-Gomez, former
First Secretary of the Salvadorean
Embassy, will return to New York
today to take over the duties Of
Consul for his country. DR.. Vega
Gomez spent the week end at the
Shorenam, coming down to say
good-by to his friends, before assum-
ing his new assignment.
Miss Constance Russell has left
for the West Coast, where she will
make a series of visits before re-
turning to Washington about Sep
tember l.
Miss Pearl Kristen will return to
Washington about August l, follow
ing several visits in the West.
Mrs. David F. Kaine and her
daughter. Miss Gladys Kaime, will
leave tomorrow for the North Shore
and the White Mountains to spend
the rest Of the summer and the
early autumn.
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Mr.. Norville Ralston was his here.
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transferable" have been issued fol
the, congressional sponsors recep.
ton which will get underway at 8
o'clock tomorrow. Guests are ex-
pected to include women from other
States who are here for q council
meeting being held this week under
the Craftsmanship of Miss Politzer
In addition, it was announced that
a large group will come over from
Baltimore for the affair.
Mrs. Broy Heads Committee.
Arrangements for the reception
are being handled by . committee
headed by Mrs. Cecil Norton Broy,
with Mrs. Lucia Hanna Hadley as
vice chairman. The program will
be highlighted by expressions Of
gratitude to members of Congress
who have worked in behalf Of the
equal rights amendment and
pledged their aid IN obtaining its
passage. -
Those attending the Maryland
meeting will include Mrs. Mary Nc
Cain, chairman Of the Rhode Island
Branch, and Mrs. Elsie Graf, chair
man of the Virginia Branch, ac-
cording to an announcement. Mrs.
Dorothy Granger. Maryland State
chairman, will preside.
In addition to Representative
Meade, speakers will include Mrs
Harvey w. Wiley, former national
chairman of the National Woman's
Party and legislative consultant for
the General Federation Of Women s
Clubs; Miss Geneva r. McQuatter
director of legislation for the FEEDER
alton Of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs and Mrs. Ward.
- Leave D. C. at 2:30- Pm.
The Washington delegation plans
to meet at Union Station at 2::30
pm. Saturday to take a train to
Baltimore where they will be met
by committee providing transpor-
tation to Wilton. The program will
include a buffet supper.
Listed in the group planning to
attend are Mrs. Leslie Wright, who
recently succeeded Mrs. Wiley as
legislative chairman of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs.
Vera Ebert, Miss Leah Kaplan, Mrs.
B. Schultze, Miss Katharine Norris.
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Novean
Kavanaugh, Mrs. Ruth Clark. Mrs.
Robert r. Boyer. Mrs. H. w. Mount,
Miss Pherne Miller and Mrs, Jetta
Painter. ,....-.
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Fre1veH Party
For Tvo Couples
Leapi,ap CabitaI

The retiring Naval Attache of the
Argentine Embassy and Sonora de
Saravia and the newly appointed
Commandant Of the 9th Naval Dis
trict and Mrs. J. Cary Jones shared
honors at the party given last night
by Capt. and Mrs. Robert Allan
Dyer. 1t was a cocktail fete from
7::30 until $50 o'clock, q popular
hour for an informal gathering on
a hot day, and most of the guests
stayed until quite late.
Even the weather cooperated to
make the party the outdoor affair
which the hosts had been hoping
it might be. Hurricane lamps gave
all the light which was necessary
after dark. and portable bar sur
rounded by refreshments, including
tiny biscuits filled with ham and
turkey, made it unnecessary for the
guests to 60 indoors. For those who
did 60 inside, the table in the dining
room also wa6 filled with delectables
and was decorated with a most
oolorful bouquet Of zinnias and pale
yellow candles. Other bouquets OF
red and white gladiolas were used
in the drawing room.
The Argentine Ambassador and
Sonora de Ivanisseyich headed the
list of guests at the party, and
others included the Uruguayan
Charge d'Affaires and Sonora de
Mora, the Spanish Charge d'Affaires
and Sonora de Baraibar, the new
Naval Attache of the Argentine
Embassy and Sonora de Rumbo, the
Assistant Naval Attache and Sonora
de Anzorena, the Assistant Military
Attache and Sonora de Fernandez,
the Assistant Military Attache and
Sonora de Lorio, the Minister Coun-
selor OF the Chilean Embassy and
Sonora de Rodriguez. the Naval At
tache Of the Brazilian Embassy and
Nine. de Medeiros, the Naval At
tache OF the Chilean Embassy and
Sonora de Recart, the Naval Attache
Of the Cuban Embassy and Sonora
de Cadenas, the Naval Attache of
the Peruvian Embassy and Sonora
de Tirado and the Air Attache of
the Spanish Embassy and Sonora de
Prado.
The Deputy Surgeon General and
Mrs. Lamont Pugh also were among
the guests, as we're Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Robert Carney, Vice Ad-
miraa and Mrs. John McCrea, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. j. w. Roper, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Marshall R.
Greer Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. NJ
Callag Rear Admiral and Mrs.
William o. Spears, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. H. M. Bemis, Rear Ad-
niral Horacio de la Fuente, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Richard Cults, Capt
and Mrs. v. c. Barringer Col. and
Mrs. Goodwin Ordway, jr.; Col. and
Mrs. Consuelo Seoane, DR.. and Mrs.
Daniel Suttenfleld, DR.. and Mrs
Leo B. Norris. 5Comdr. and Mrs.
John Meikle, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy St
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rafael Oreamuno, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips Clarke. Mrs. Bisset
Norment, Mrs. Randolph Hunting
ton Miner, Commodore Ian Agnew
and Mr.. George williams.
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Garden Party

Members of Alpha Pi Chapter OF
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority at George
Washington University will enter
tain at a garden party to be given
at 8 pm. Thursday at the home Of
Miss Laura Belle Wyatt. 1702 Kali
mia road NV. A program OF en-
tertainment will be provided by the
active members.
Evening star., 1947-02-09

AFTER THE YEARS-Samuel Go1dwyn's neoest flm "The
of Lves tells the story of the rehabilitation to
cuian life of Ddried OF ueterans One of them,
Fredric March (aboue) compares his mrored face ,th
photograph traces OF the effects OF the Belop
Andrews Army flyer returns to find his e unfditht
finds meets Teresa Wright The picture ,0H
be at Palace
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The Broadway Notebook
By Jack O'Brion

License Commissioner Ben Field
ing says he isn't interested in be-
coming censorship czar," and that
all suppression of untidy Broadway
dramas will be handled exactly as
the law permits. -. This seems to
be pretty much the truth, for after
the premiere of one of the mustiest
little theatrical bores in years, Maid
in the Ozarks," I asked the COM
missioner If he expected to do any
thing about 1t. He replied:
mo, and anyway, this seems to
be out of my jurisdiction. I think
the santa ton department should
handle it,"
Sammy Kaye is expanding his
music publishing business with new
Offices in Hollywood and Chicago.
Ezra Stone, just back from vet
erans' hospital tour with Jackie
Kelk, says the ex-GIs' biggest grippe
is that most entertainers seem 'te
have forgotten about them since
the end of the war.
Cab Galloway is writing his auto
biography. Lorraine Dressel-
huys, Manhattan's No. l CLAM
our deb, is busy considering stage
and screen offers. :. Copaca-
bana Owner Monte Proser's screen
star wife, Jane Ball, in Forever
Amber"
Jimmy Stewards arrival at the
Waldorf has that hotels entrances
clogged like the Van johnson and
Sinatra days. Irene Dunne's
visit here has several musical show
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ayers ready with scripts and

managers ready with scripts and
contracts.
Julie Muns1nin, the years first
sock night club comedian, doubling
at Cafe Society uptown once a
night from Call Me Mister"
Copa Comic Sid Caesar was yanked
back to Hollywood, leaving Monte
Proser without a big-time funny
man for the first time in seasons. {.
Caesar opened with some tasteless
material but laundered it win amaz-
ingly successful results, with credit
to Max Liebman, who wrote much
of Danny Hayes material. Max
also wrote Julie Munshin's smart
new stuff with Mel Tolkin, a young
ex- Canadian soldier and quip-scrip-
ter who is heading for the top of
the gag-fashioning heap in a hurry
Billy Rose, who always has run
everything he owns or operates in
a highly personal fashion, finally
decided his mounting rubble OF
management needed manager and
at last has one who runs everything
under the. Bantam Barnum's di-
minutive thumb. He's Harold
Goldberg, former road manager Of
Billy's Carmen Jones'"
Rise Stevens, the opera star and
wit, was listening to a producer
tell his plans for a comic produc-
ton. Call I need is some guy
to back this production the fellow
said. "Do you know an optimist?"
To which the redoubtable Rise
replied:
Better get a pessimist. He won't
expect his dough back"
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tifully. He never tried for anything;
he was the surest comedian, and a
very distinguished actor. He put me
in my place once and I shall never
forget it.
No Thanks, Please.
''The notices on "A Successful
Calamity were all so very good there
was nothing to do except to say We
thank you,' and I did just that in
an ad, addressing it to the drama
critics, and signing it with my name
and the name of our author, Clare
Hummer, and our star, MIR. Gillette.
Well, the next night I came to the
theater to face very stern and
upset MIR. Gillette. He said: I don't
play for the critics. don't thank
them, and I don't want you to thank
them for me-"
Another cup of tea and he con-
tinued amiably:
II think Mcintyre and Heath were
just about the finest comedy team
we ever lldU. OOIlu Dali yIuUI e
was fine with comedy and SO was
May Vokes. I'd never seen Bar
bara Stanwyck when I engaged her
for the original 'Burlesque'; hired
her because of her voice Miss STAN
wyck could have gone anywhere in
the theater; she didn't need Holly
wood. She represents a real loss
to Broadway.
i've never revived What Price
Glory because I feel that you can
no longer make fun of war The
only thing I have definitely on my
schedule is a new Thornton Wilder
play, which won't be ready until
next season.
'Burlesque'? Our business is
very sound; we've been doing over
$4,000 on the week right along.
Bert Lahr is really an actor and he's
going to be a blessing to some play
that hasn't yet appeared.
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More Wisdom Than Adam
Cinema's Eve to Be Smarter Than Mate, Says
Director of Their Film Story
By SheiIoh Grohom
By SheiIoh Grohom

have stream and beautiful trees.
1t has to be really beautiful or mil
lions of people will de disappointed.
Therell be waterfall, too'
Leo is planning a wonderful love
scene by the waterfall. The whole
thing naturally will be in Techni-
color! I just can't wait to see this
McCarey picture, whose script is
being written by Sinclair Lewis.
Leo, one of the three top Holly
wood directors. Is the boy who
brought Bing Crosby his great and
current popularity. by casting Bing
in the Father O'Malley role in Go
ing My Way"
A Third Is Promised.
Following the success of Bing as
Father C'Malley in "The Bells of
st. Mary's," both Bing and Leo de-
cided to make one more in the series.
1t probably will be filmed next year.
II had planned to do one with
Bing. Bob Hope and Frank 'Sina-
tra," says McCarey. "But it fell
through because in a weak moment
Bob signed all his pictures for Para
mount. If we made a film, 1t would
have to be released through Para
mount" Leo's company, Rainbow
Productions, releases its film through
RKO.
1.-THE Bells of st. Mary's" already
has crossed between II and IL mil
lion dollars. It cost less than a mil
lion and half to make. And 60
ing My Way" which cost under a
million, now has crossed between six
and seven million. Both pictures
will be re-shoWn at the usual prices
in 1947.
Leo, like John Ford and Frank
Capra, has won three Academy
Award Oscars Just as long as we
have these three men and Willie
Wyler, Hollywood will hold it's own
as the movie center of the world.
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Alliance.J
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Today's Schedules

CAPITOL-"The Secret Heart:
1:55, ABS, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows: los, $3.50, $50
and 9:10 pm.
COLUMBIA - 1.-THE Razor's
Edge: lbs, 4:05, 6:45 and
9:25 pm.
EARLE-"Humoresque":: 12:45,
8, 5:15, 7:35 and $50 pm.
HIPPODROME Carmen:
2:05, 1855, 5:45, 7:35 and 9:25
pm.
KEITH'S It's a Wonderful
Life: l, 2::35, S, TBS and
$50 pm.
LITTLE-"Henry the Fifth:
2::30 and $3.50 pm.
METROP ITAN - "Blue
Skies: lis, 3:20, SIS and
$40 pm. ssfF
PALACE - Love Laughs at
Andy Hardy: lis, 3:20,
5:25. 7:30 and 9:35 pm.
PIX-''The Lost Week End: l,
4:05, ITO and 10 pm.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts.
Continuous from pm.