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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
4 UNEMPLOYMENT
COMPENSATION IN
MONROE COUNTY

Cheeks Tor Unemployment COM
penSation went to eight persons
in Monroe county during the
week ending January rs. Of these
seven were men and one a wo-
man. Total county payments
10 $ll4.00 Carl B. Smith, chair
man of the Florida Industrial
Commission reported.
Total payments in the state
were $iO4,2ll.00 and were made
TO S5,645 of whom 1862 were
men and 1888, women.
Persons in this county receiv-
ing compensation are registered
as unemployed through no fault
of their own and available for
suitable employment in the fol-
lowing occupations: | waitress, 3
carpenters, carpenter keeper
> construction laborerS, l book
keeper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
MIRIAM HOPKINS TERMS PLAY
Actress attends Barn Theater In Stacks With Husband
VERY COOP; MAY co ON STAGE

Miriam Hopkins, a slender lit
tie figure in a yellow blouse and
blue-green Stacks, cooked her Gig
arctic holder gracefully and lis
tened as a Citizen editor asked
her opinion of Might of January
Sixteenth" which she had been
watching at the Barn Theatre
last night.
Il think it is very good" she
replied, in answer to the ques-
ton. You know we had never
seen this play before and we are
finding it splendid entertain
ment."
The famous star of scores of
screen plays was accompanied by
her husband, tall, husky Ray
Brock, New York Times for
eign correspondent. They arrived
shortly before the Key West
Players production commenced.
Mrs. Magda Lazarovici of the
Key West Players had reserved
three seats and escorted the dis
tihguished guests TO them.
/ Star Is Unassuming
I Most of the people in the audi
ence were unaware that the Barn
theatre was being honored by
so famous a name in American
movie history. The diminutive
screen star is entirely unassum-
ing and was scarcely noticeable
as she followed Mrs. Lazarovici
down the closely packed aisle
with her husband towering over
her.
Later as she stood outside the
theatre conversing with her hus-
band and Alexander Barmine,
famed Russian emigre and auth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

or of Zone Who Survived
Ethel Gibbs, one of the charac-
tiers in the play asked Miss Hop
kins for an autograph.
Certainly" Miss Hopkins ans
wered. you were very good by
the way in that Swedish accent
role"
Miss Gibbs, who had played the
part of Magda Svenson smiled
happily. 1t was easy to see that
both Miss Hopkins and Brock
were highly impressed with her
performance.
Stopping AT Casa Marina
The screen star and her hus-
band are staying at La Casa Mar
ina for a week or more. Brock
said they intend to do some sports
fishing prior to their departure
and his return to the Times. The
ex-war correspondent said he ex-
poets to be assigned to Turkey
when he goes back to duty.
Miss Hopkins said she would
not be able to accompany him
because of a possibility of her
returning to the legitimate stage.
She added that she is not under
movie contract.
Il have been free-lancing for
some time, you know" she said
eff l found a script I liked, ]
might do another movie, but ]
have no definite plans. l would
prefer to do a stage play"
The attractive actress impressed
those who talked with her by
her sincere manner and friendly
smile. She said this was the first
trip to Key West for both her
and her husband and added that
they had found the Island City a
most charming spot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
Woman Reports
Robbery Here

Helen Louise williams ~ ea
Rose Lane reported o. uohca
about 9 O'Clock last niEhf tess
she had ben robbed - tt5 90
plus silver dollar. rsnfssrf
fountain pen. wedding tWa
birthstone ring and tW.o han8kf
chiefs. Police are invssiiaasna
A motorcycle sguutrt. Hane8
by Benjamin Johnson. isoa oii
ia, was reported stolen lsai mtaif
the police record sh0ae8 ths
morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
~ WANT TO JOIN
ARlfY BUT FIND NO
REC RUITIlNG OFFICER

Fourteen youths appeared
At the Selective Service office
operated by Sam Pinder. di-
rector. today. to join the Army
but they all went home with
out even seeing a CT. regis
tration blank.
Pinder told them that Sc
leetive Service has had no call
for drafts since last Ceptem-
Der and advised them that
they had better see the Army
recruiting officer. This in
dividual had a sign on the
door saying he would be in
the office February 3-4. but
Pinder says. he didn't show
up"
The youths. some of them
~ years of age. went home
dejeetedlY. vowed to try again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
Nick Kenny.
Mirror Man.
Al SugarlOa

N.k kruut culuWnist of the
wea Nuk nmlt Muor Mrs.
Naunt ana aduehicl JOY have
alHust "a Jim Julians Sugarloa
an sasa tnaf KEY tof a stay of
fan afsks
a. kennt hss visited 81 Sugar
tnaf n several other occasions.
saa has written 90 great deal IN
hs aaiumn about fishing IA that
hfsisft
q .aus duRn here Tor two
sahs Ur.t" be- said for
snaa WtfsH nn better place for
Islanstsn than pn the Florida
Maes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
Visiting In Maine

Mrs. James A. Gamble. ST., 69-2
Poinciana Place, is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Boynton, Augusta, Me-,
for six weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-04

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t4ke care Of yourself DAT LET -
make . point. I've run = news
paper in this town Tor over
twenty years It's = Vicious vio-
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46 courSe. Il Is looks IKE you
were getting anywhere ! might
help little more. I've Got an N.
tense feeling Of civic pride but
it's not half Is intense as my love
q my own hide. I'm too old not
to have odds when start to
fight"
Rush smiled Il him. Il was .
smile that admitted nothing.
ssThat,s very interesting. Mr..
Prime. Sideiishts like that are
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-04
YOUR HOROSCOPE

7 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 19N-
The native Of this day win be ac-
tive and strong, but restless and
crafty; quick tempered and prob
ably secretive, and with wan
dering tendency. Those born in
the night hours will have more
chance Of success and realization
of the hopes, for the sun is then
out of the way and much depends
on the aspects of the major PLAN
cts. 100 N 49, ~ ~ ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Roberts.
Ven Phister street, were inform
Cd today that a daughter had
been born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
nobhins. Jr. The newcomer has
been named Dale Joy.
Mrs. Robbins is 1.-THE former
kthel Nay HAberts, daughter Of
M. and Mrs. hoberte
49, -. g S il "a
er-.ef a. .lv1 Nii4ss
Dr.. Nelson Clueck Of thes Ie-
..:'s : NV colf = I. Ginsln. \. ~
seoloey. born in Cincinnati, Al
yesss ago.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Xmas Gifts Across the Sea
Casts of New York Musicals Send Cheer tc
Their London Counterparts

this weeks scheduled openings, Is
reversing the usual field by an
nouncing Sunday performances
right from the beginning.
RCA-Victor is recording the score
Of Inside U. S. A." this week to
beat the Petrillo January l dead
line against all recordings, even
though Beatrice Lille is tho only
one signed for the show to date.
She will do at least two Of the tunes
in, the auburn. Born Yester-
day" is 785 performances old.
lilly Losch joins the cast Of
"Topaze," being revived by the New
Opera Company. Entire male
complement of Call Me Mister"
belongs to the Theater Chapter,
Americans Veterans Committee
-. You can buy Christmas gift
certificates at some of the theater
ticket agencies for hit shows. .
David Wynne, the wonderful Lepre-
chaun of "Finians' Rainbow" will
leave that musical to join the
cast OF mister Roberts," due here
in February, starring Henry Fonda.
Broadway first nighters get a brief
respite until December %, possibly
to do their Christmas shopping. -.
That's the date set for the re-
vival Of Crime and Punishment, ,"
with John Gielgud, Dolly Haas and
Lillian Gish. Ronald Ackland
adapted the Dostoevsky classic.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
There's a Happy Yule Ahead
There Is, at Least, for Hollywood Children
Holiday Gift List Shows
By Harold Heffernon

reside. She's been doing the job
tediously, by longhand.
Butch Jenkins is somewhat OF a
problem to his mother, Doris
Dudley. The 1O-year- star has
been insisting for months that this
will be no Christmas unless he gets
real live horse. Mother Dudley
has no place to keep a horse
Butch, at last reports, had been
written down by Santa for a cow
boy outfit.
Lana Turner's 4-year-old daugh-
ter. Cheryl Christine. could have
just about anything her heart de-
sires, for her famous mamma is one
Of the highest-salaried stars in the
business. But Cheryl will settle for
dollhouse. No ordinary one, of
course. This will have all modern
conveniences in miniature, even to
electric lights and running hot and
cold water.
| Pia Wants Armor.
Danny Thomas 8-year-old Mar
garet Julia wants nothing but a
Margaret O'Brien doll. Her father
has worked with little Margaret in
two pictures. Another daughter OF
the comic, Theresa Cecilia, 3, Is
listed for a Scotty pup.
Ingrid Bergman's 9-year-old Pia
went out to watch her mother work
on the set OF Joan" q month ago
and came back with the determina-
tion to have a suit of amor for her
self. That's all she wants for
Christmas, and the order has gone
through.
One would think Frank Sinatra's
home full Of monographs and re-
cording machines, but apparently
this isn't the case. Nancy Sandra.
5-year-old daughter of the crooner,
mentioned phonograph as her
only wish, but has drawn a refusal.
Instead, she will get pearl neck
lace. The other offspring, Frank,
3 years old, also gets crossed up. He
asked for a baseball outfit, but will
receive puppet show.
Maria Imports Dolls.
Joan Crawford's home will provide
gala Christmas atmosphere. There
will be fou" children, all adopted, to
help Christina, 8; Chris
topher, 5, and Catherine and Gym
thia, each under l year. Christina,
who seems to have some talent at
drawing, will receive a finger paint
ing set, complete with easel and
pads. Christopher will be delighted,
Joan hopes, with a record player
for children and a circus set of
jointed animals, which can be made
to do tricks. The babies are little
young but won't be forgotten. The
Crawford nursery will be full of
brightly painted toys, dolls and
stuffed animals for their pleasure.
Maria Montez brought back some
Partisan dolls for her 21-month-old
Maria Christina. Deanna Durbin's
2l-month-old Jessica Louise, al
ready showing signs of domesticity,
gets toy housekeeping set. George
Murphy's boy Dennis, 8, gets a
magician's outfit. Robert Young s
two lovely daughters-Carol Ann, Is,
and Barbara Queen, 10-will find
several beautiful dresses and other
wearables below their tree.
These are merely a few of the high
lights of Hollywood at home on
Christmas. AS it is all over the
world the great day will be big
and merry one for the youngsters
provided they can get Pop Movie
Star away from that electric train
or television outfit.
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| Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1947-12-14
BY The Associated Press
NEW Work.

NEW 1oILh.
The casts OF Oklahoma! and
annie Get Your Gun" in London
will have a merrier Christmas be-
cause of the holiday solicitude of the
casts of their counterpart Broadway
shows. -. The boys and girls here
have been busy for month packing
and sending off Don't Open Until
Christmas" packages Of food and
clothing to the austerity- deprived
British actors. -. Annie" players,
in addition to personal gifts, also
sent the ingredients for = huge
Christmas supper party. =. In the
case Of Annie" the cast contributed
to a fund, and Producers Richard
Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
doubled the total sum collected.
Break 1t Up" the new musical
which was to star Gertrude Niesen,
has been abandoned at a cost said
to be more than $4,000 in prepara-
tory financing. Included is
$1,000 paid to Miss Niesen for her
two-year contract as star OF the
fASSSs
Among anniversaries, add 1.-THE
Drunkard," now in its second year
at the old Knick Music Hall on
Second avenue. Alfred Hitch
cock is here to find a pair OF stage
actors to support James Stewart in
Hitchcock's film, Rope" The
Experimental Theater of the Ameri-
can National Theater and Academy
was brightly honest about insisting
critics pay for their own first night
tickets to each of It's productions
this season. -. TITS not the prin-
ciple, It's the money" was the Ex-
perimental gangs simple but frank
announcement.
John c. Wilson is back from Lon
don with plans set for his next pro-
duction, Power Without Glory"
Michael Clayton Hutton's drama
which was cast and will rehearse
in London before premiering here.
Broadway shows usually add Sun
day matinee and evening perform
ances toward the end of their runs,
thereby picking up audiences they
do not normally attract, but "The
Gentleman From Athens" one of
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Motives Are
|FineBut Not
His Drama
By jack OBrion
NEW Y0R1

NEW YORK.
In writing The Gentleman From
Athens" described IN the program
as "a comedy Of today" Emmet
Lavery has aimed at what he calls
q united states Of the world" but
shoots at this big target with play
writing guns filled with cotton In
stead Of nicely loaded dramatic
bullets.
He has used some very good actors
and at least one very bad one, has
given characters some funny lines
and situations, and even has some
engaging truths to assemble in an
undoubtedly laudable decision to
help repair our international trou-
bles with his writing tools. In tack
ling his big problem, If got away
from him, and the result Is ram
bling and occasionally angrily repe-
titious political scroll which resem-
bles tissue paper rather than parch-
ment.
Anthony Quinn Of the films comes
to Broadway for the first time to
play the tough young character who
practically buys his way into Con-
gress because 1t pleased his inni-
grant father to see his son take such
a high place in his adopted govern
ment. Knowing nothing about ma
tional politics, never mind inter-
national craftsmanship, he meets an
aristocratic and liberal" young lady
early in the first act and the play
gets going-unfortunately in all d.
rections at once.
It was quickly and painfully OBJ
v1ous that while laughter and even
some thought might be aroused by
Laverys swiftly whirling dramatic
imagination. the play itself could
not extricate itself from its own
confusion. And, unfortunately, the
tough guy character upon which
the whole play depends Is too remi-
niscent OF the tough racketeer in
Born Yesterday" to permit admi-
ration for an entirely fresh idea.
Sam Wanamaker directed; his
work was cut up instead Of cut out
for him. Anthony Quinn acts exu-
berantly and noisily, Edith Atwater
Is not up to her usual capable
standard and Gavin Gordon as an
other Congressman hardly could
stand an investigation OF his acting.
Martin Gosch and Eunice Healey
produced what amounts simply to q
handsome shambles.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Coming Attractions

IONAE"I Remember
Mama" with Charlotte e
Greenwood, starting Decem-
ber %.
AMBASS SSADOR-"I Love
Trouble" with Franchot Tone,
starting Thursday.
CAPITOL-"Wyoming," start
ing Thursday.
COLUM MBIA-"Golden Ear
rings" with Ray Milland,
starting Wednesday.
KE1TH'S-"Ride the Pink
Horse" Robert Montgomery,
starting Wednesday.
LITTLE-"The Great Mr.. Han
del" with Eric Portman.
METROPOLITAN-"It Had to
Be You," with Ginger Rogers,
starting Thursday.
PIX-"Curse Of the Cat Peo-
ple," starting Friday.
WARNER-"I Love Trouble" )"
with Franchot Tone, starting
Thursday.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
HOLLYWOOD.

| HoLL1 WooD.
Nom and pop movie star sigf
happily today. The big shoppins
rush Is over, and there's every In
dication that the little juniors O.
movieland will give the old folk!
a great big hand for what they
find under the tree Christmas morn.
ing.
Gifts will be exchanged this veal
In q much more generous and elab.
crate manner than any Yule seasor
since before World War II, but II
ID the youngsters rather than the
adults on whom the stars are spill.
Ing the money bags.
Christmas in Hollywood has be-
come, progressively, more and more
Of . children's day and less and less
Of display among the highly paid
players. In contrast to the pattern
Of IS or 20 years ago. a youngste1
or two or three around the house is
now considered smart" No longer
are the little tots, or the big ones
either, hidden from view or ad-
mitted with reluctance.
Today the colony is well-flled
with boys and girls Of every age
Adoption charts prove conclusively
that many film couples, unable to
have their own, 60 out and build up
the ready-made type Of family. 1t
Is generally agreed there are more
adopted children among Hollywood
married couples than in any other
profession.
Bing's Ban Team.
Here's . rundown on what Holly
wood parents are getting their chill
dren for Christmas this year:
The four Crosby sons of Bing and
Dixie Lee-Gary, IA; Phillip and
Dennis, 13-year-old twins, and Lind
say. 9-will receive new brides for
their horses and complete baseball
outfits, from uniforms and spiked
shoes to gloves and bats. Since Bing
bought a chunk of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, the youngsters have become
rabid sandlotters, openly ambitious
to make the team some day.
Ray Milland's son Daniel, 7 years
old, asked his father for a 30,3C
automatic rifle. We're going to
get him q water pistol" said Ray
plus q new bike, kitten and q
dog. He'd better be satisfied
Iheren be no shooting around our
place"
Bob Hopes four adopted children
are Linda, 4; Tony, 3; Nora and
Kelly 1; so variety will rule here
Linda receives a table tennis outfit
and new doll. A set of model air.
planes goes to Tony, while the in
fants will draw the usual assort-
ment of gee-gaws.
She'll Clean Up.
Maureen O'Sullivan and her d.
rector husband, John Farrow, have
purchased television set for thei,
8-year-old son Michael, and it is
suspected that the whole family
will benefit. Joseph Patrick, S
draws a scooter and Maria, 2, a doll
John, just turned /, will have te
wait and grow up.
Donna Reeds 2-year-old daugh.
ter Penny Jane is domestically in
clined and will receive a flock o1
items with which to clean house
Heading the list are q miniature
washing machine and vacuum
cleaner. A 6-month-old son, Tony
wins rocking horse.
Margaret OBrien, now a full.
fiedged columnist at 10, will find {
portable typewriter beneath hel
private tree at the Del Mar Beach
EClllh Where MauQiA and har N OF i, a,
Evening star., 1947-12-14
He Won't Quit Again
By the Associoted

by me ASSoctofed PreSS
HOLLYWOOD.
Fred Astaire is doing his first filn
hooflng in almost two years.
He has retired" several times, but
now says he will never give up "st
long~as people will 60 to see my pic.
lures and 50 long ~ I can keep or
my feet"
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Fiery Actress
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

I BY me AssoeIofod PfosS
| HOLLYWOOD.
Asbestos panties with matchin,
bra are sported by Model Chilli VII
liams in "The Mobster."
The script calls for Johnny Ire
land to hurl burning brandy at tn,
gal-and it also calls for a close u,
of the scene.
Asbestos paint will be sprayed OF
Chili's bare midriff. Otherwise tn,
gal might get hurt.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Today's Schedules

A MBAS R-"Jezebel,
lis, 800, 5:25, 7:3O and $40
pm.
Pirates of Monte
rev." las, ABS, 7:2o and
1905 pm. Stage shows: /,
$50, 6:35 and 9:25 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Song of Love-" l,
$40, $50, 7::30 and $50 pm.
HIPPODROME ME-"Green for
Danger" 2:15, 4:05, $50, 7::3O
and 9:10 pm.
KEITH'S-"The Secret Life OF
Walter Nifty" 12::45, 3, Sis,
7:30 and 9:45 pm.
LITTLE - Torment" /, 4:05,
7:10 and 1920 pm.
METROPOLITAN - "The Doc
tor Takes a Wife" lis, 1925,
$50, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
PALACE-"Where There s Life"
las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and $50
pm.
PIX-"Hell's Angels: 2:50, $40
and 9:55 pm.
TRANSLUX-News and shorts.
Continuous from l pm.
WARNER-"Jezebel," 1870, 3::35,
5:45, 7:50 and 9;55 pm.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

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background interesting position, aviation
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Secretary, female. Petworth section: B.
day wk., pleasant working conditions, nice
offices; $50 wk
ary-bookkeeper. downtown loca
ton; 5-day wk start. $500 per mo. WAL
TER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL SERVICES.
612 Washington Bldg, DI. 1920, DI. 4442.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
GEORGETOWN

area; 5-day wk.: start. $500.
Junior stenographer, under 80, female,
nice appearance, pleasant telephone voice:
for interesting position; excellent location;
start, Sl75 WALTER H. KESSLER PER-
SONNEL SERVICES, 612 Washington Bldg,
DI 4G20. DI 4442. III
Evening star., 1947-03-16
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