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logues" Thursday night at 9 at Wat
kins Gallery on the campus OF
American University. The perform
ance is part of an effort being made
by the Department of Painting and
Sculpture to "integrate the arts" Two
short films also will be shown-one
with Myra Hess. playing Beethoven s
piano sonata, THE Appassionata,
and the other performance
of Act III, Scene 2, of Shakespeare's S
Julius Caesar" Members
of the Alexandria Little Thea
ter will meet tonight at their RAM
seys Alley Workshop to make plans
for their workshop program for
next season. 81. Bethesda residents
who saw the children Of Bradley
School stage Tschaikowsky's Nut
cracker Suit" last week report that
the young students did very well by
an ambitious undertaking. ..
Here Comes Mr.. Jordan" opens
Friday night at the Jarvis Roper
tory Theater,s summer playhouse in
Bethesda and will be performed the
following week end, too. - Anglo
American accord is getting along
fine in one sector, the one wherein
RKO-Radio and J. Arthur Rank
operate. Dore Schary. production
head at RKO, announced yesterday
that the most ambitious joint effort
of Hollywood and Britain yet
planned will be the filming next
summer of "Ivanhoe,' IN England.
It's to be a multimillion dollar af-
fair, in Technicolor, made not from
the Sir Walter Scott classic but from
Aeneas Mackenzie's free adaptation
of it, THE Black Knight"
X X X X
Statistic Department: Some bright
research worker in the hire OF Ed
ward Small Productions, Inc, has
come up with the news that interest
in the late Rudolph. Valentino goes
by cycles. The actor died In 1926
and it was not until 1929 that a real
revival Of interest in him occurred
It died down again. the statistician
says, then popped up in 1882, 1885
1888, 1941, 1914 and now in 1947. 1t
says that right here in press re-
lease from Mr.. Small's studio. He'll
have to make that Valentino picture
in a hurry, or wait until 1850 for an
audience.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Hollywood:
Niven to Play
Cockney Role
For Bette
BY SheiIuh Grohom

Bette Davis will have David Niven
as a Cockney engineer when she
makes THE African Queen" next
year. And 1t will be fascinating to
hear David's dulcet Oxford accent
tangled up with Cockney-isnns. j.
Robert Cummings has hired Jerry
Geisler as his lawyer for his up and
coming fight with Oscar Cummins.
Van Heflin joins George Muir
ply, keenan, Wynn, and Margaret
OBrien in Brothers of the East
Side" Tom Drake Is suffering
from insomnia. No it's not girl
it's his aching back. Toms shoulder
is out of joint. 4. Gene Kelly will
take three months of this summer
when he finishes "The Pirate" to
star with Walter Slezak in Vol
pone" in summer stock-in the East.
Helinut Dantine back in town
and talking with Mike Curtiz for the
toprole In Shadow Of Fear" and
with Metro for the part with Katl1-
ryn Grayson in her Mozart picture.
Then he returns to New York for
the lead In the play, Death OF A
Rat" "I,m not the rat" says Hell
NUT. (. Burt Lancaster says that
when he was In New York, his old
friends treated him like q freak.
Being a movie star can BE- very
hard on friends who knew you
when" ;. Van Johnson's fight with
his agents will be bitter. and very
long. Both sides are girding for the
fray. All, well, you can't call your
self star until you've had at least
one court battle.
Laraine Day says that "leg art" Is
out from now on in her career. She
Evening star., 1947-06-17
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing
Screen,

Ambassador-"Cheyenne": !, $40
$40, 1880 and 9:45 pm.
I Capitol - Buck Privates Come
Home: II am, 1:45, 4:30, tbs and
10 pm. Stage shows: /, 3:45, 6:35
and 9:2o pm.
High Barbaree": 11:3C
am, 1880, $3.50, $50, 7:35 and 9:4O
pm.
Earle-"Cheyenne": II am, 1:10
$40, $50, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
"Rembrandt" 2:25
4.20, 6:10, sos and 10 pm.
Keith's-"Honeymoon" IL, 2, 4, 6,
8 and 10 pm.
Little-"The Well -Digger's Daugh-
ter: 1o:40 am, 12:45, 2:55, sos,
tbs and $50 pm.
Metropolitan "Smashup": lilo
am, lis, 800, $50, TBS and s:4O
pm.
Paiace-"Duel in the Sun: 11:o5
am. 1:40, AIS, SIS and $50 pm.
Pix-"Open City: 2, $50, 5:45,
T:55 and 9;45 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts;
continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
To Start Joan

In mid-July Sierra Pictures, head
ed by Walter Wanger as producer
will start on an important produc-
ton for MGM release. 1t will be
Joan of Lorraine" starring Ingr1o
Bergman and directed by Victor
Fleming who made Gone With the
Wind" The picture will have 80
principal roles and its huge sets will
occupy all the stages Of Hal Roach
studios.
When completed, the Aim will be
shown at Loew's Palace In Washing
ton,
Evening star., 1947-06-17
the singing-he hopes, and Larry to
emote, . ID THE Jolson Story.

the stngfng-he hopes, and Larry TO
emote, . ID THE Jolson Story.
y i
Victor Mature Is fighting mad be-
cause the new Epeulveda Freeway
is planning to run right through
his living room In West Los Angeles.
Vic. Is leading his neighbors In q
battle to the death Hedy Lamar
and John Loder will reconcile Just
as soon as John lands that big pic
ture. He says that's the only way
for I get-together to take with
John big shot In his own right.
He's got something there Betty
Hutton and her husband Ted go
fishing In Oregon when she finishes
Dream Girl. -. Dane Clark plays
boy OF II In Jerry Wald's Rebel
Without Cause" a story Of juven-
lie delinquency Walter Pidgeon
and Mickey Rooney played tennis
with Professionals Pauline Betz and
Sarah Palfry Cooke last week. To-
Evening star., 1947-06-17

TTeSkOVua In Inc Miracle OF the
Bells" Mr.. Lasky is co-producer,
with Walter MaeEwen, OF the film
adaptation Of the Russell Jannev
best-seller, which RKO-Radio will
release. He was so convinced that
Ricky was the girl that he hoped
aboard the next plane East.
Still convinced after meeting her
In New York and having her read
for him, Mr.. Lasky climbed aboard
the next plane West with Ricky
In tow. Now all she has to do Is
acquit herself nobly in her screen
test for Director Irving Pichel and
she's In. If she doesn't, the worst
that can happen to her is a return
to being the youngest dancer with
the Ballet Theater troupe, which
was what she was before Mr.. Lasky
picked up his new Life.
The last girl, incidentally, to 20
from Life to Hollywood was Nancy
Guild.
Sales Department: Subscriptions
now are on sale for the Catholic
University Speech and Drama De-
partment's Playwriting Festival,
which starts when the first produc-
ton opens next Sunday night. The
festival is the first thing of its kind
to be done by any American uni
versity. Tt is. as you probably
know already, to be presented In
association with the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
and the American National Theater
and Academy
The first play, to run for three
weeks Gas will all those following),
will be John McGiver's three-act
comedy, "All Gaul is Divided" The
comedy is work for which Father
Gilbert v. Hartke, head of the
Speech and Drama Department, has
admitted considerable enthusiasm
It's author now is an honor stu
dent at Catholic University and a
candidates for his M. F. A. degree.
He got the M. A. at Columbia and
also graduated from Fordham,
where ne won several prizes for
acting. His acting experience, in
addition to that at G. u, has in
cluded period when he was with
the Irish Repertory Theater In New
York as actor director.
During the war. Mr.. McGiver was
o captain with the 7th Armored Di-
vision. Later he was stationed in
Paris with the Information and
Education branch of the Army and
there picked up the background for
"All Gaul is Divided" which has
something to do with black
markets.
Miscellany Department: II Am an
Alcoholic" latest In the This Is
America" series. opens at Keith's TO-
morrow along with 1.-THE Web" 1t
tells the story of Alcoholics Anony-
NOUS. Sophia Delza will present
a program of "satirical dance mono
Evening star., 1947-06-17

RIDE RELAXED AND cAREFREE
in a comfortable seat in an air
conditioned coach. No dust, no
dirt. no noise, no heavy traffic.
Rest or roam about, just as you
please. No lost time stopping to eat
you dine as you ride in sir-oondi-
toned Dining cars. Arrive refreshed,
ready for vacation pleasures
Evening star., 1947-06-17

AMUSE1IENTS
Evening star., 1947-06-17

Laraine Day says that "leg art" Is
out from now on in her career. She
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Another N1erivale
HOLLYWOOD,

$500 xxNSkAxS > Vy&kNSASsssss
Carrying on the hlm tradition e.
tablished BY his distinguished father
Philip Merivale, and stepmother,
Gladys cooper, Jack Meriyale makes
his screen debut a II Winter
Comes"
Merivale, well known On ths Nsw
York stage, left the cast Of Lady
Windemere's Fan" to accept his nrst
Hollywood part. that Of the police
inspector In the Metro-G Goldwyn-
Mayer film which stars Walter
Evening star., 1947-06-17

wants to live down all that recent
publicity BY being ultra-conservative
In her pictures. Until Leo came In
to her life, Laraine Was the most
conservative star Ia Hollywood. Blu:
love does strange things. John
Garfield tells me that he does not
come into aGentleman's Agree
ment1 until the s5th page. Movies
are rarely longer than 100 pages.
It's definite that John will do play
with Sam Wanamaker In the fall In
New York. He has already taken
an apartment there for his wife and
family. -. Frank Sinatra Is ailing
with his old ear trouble. His doc
tor has warned him not to fly, or
his ear may be permanently Inn
paired.
Rosalind Russell's Independent
Artists very interested In backing a
Broadway play, Love and Obey" !"
for ROE to do as picture after
wards IS. Deborah Kerr's expected
baby in December postpores Young
Bess," which Deb was supposed to
make after .If Winter Comes" She
will do it next year instead -. !.
Gregory Peck wants to play Thomas
jefferson In 1.-THE Patriots" War
ners $3.50, 900 Pulitzer ze-winning
play. All the top stars on the lot
are In the picture -. Larry Parks
attention George Jessel would
very much like to borrow you from
Columbia for his movie life story,
$50 Help Me-" with George doing
Evening star., 1947-06-17

Pidgeon and Dsbqrah KsrT with
Angela LAnshury.
Younf Nefivxle starts NJ m0tion
| picture career q M-0-N Whers his
father appeared ii some of his most
|successful roles and where Missi
Cooper d under contract. The Iat-|
ter recently completed IN iznpor-1
tant role Ia Green Dolphin Street. "
Evening star., 1947-06-17
4 Back Page THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C..
TUESDAY ",
When He Sees the Right Face,
Lasky's a Man of Action
By Horny Macarthur

Casting Department: Some
the movies Other girls Life
ga1ne It was the face Of Rky
across the other the all the
rest OF cky now are in Hollywood Mr. Laky being fast when
comes to discovering potential
There he Is reported to have said himself girl Olga
Evening star., 1947-06-17

day they were informed ~ The
United States Lawn Tennis As1oci-
alton that henceforth they, 10. sre
considered professionals.
fRelsased ~ the North Amsriean Nssspaper
A1lianes)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Burt Shotton Named Manager
Of Dodgers By Branch Hickey

NEW YORK, April 10 - up -
Burt Shotton, a grey-eyed, grey
haired, m%ild-taIkin2 gentleman OF
60 years appeared somewhat diff
fidently on the Brooklyn Dodgers
bench just before today's game at
the Polo grounds and officially
took over the job that was shot
out from under Leo Durocher nine
days ago.
Only about four hours previous
ly he had been notified by Presi-
dent Branch Hickey Of the Dod-
gers that he was the teams new
manager.
He had come up overnight from
his home in Barlow, Fla, at Ric-
keys t~e]egraphed request, but de-
clared he had no idea he a 5
going TO be offered a job as Du-
rocher's successor.
Il haven't signd a contract or
even talked about yet" he
said. "I've worked for Mr.. Hickey
off and on for many years and
/ never had a contract"
The circumstances of Shotton'S
appointment led to the immediate
conclusion among baseball OBJ
servers that he had agreed to fill
in for Durocher for the season and
that his choice by Hickey meant
that Leo would be back at the
old stand a year from now.
Although he was officially II
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

charge of the flock today, Shelton
made no attempt to direct play.
He just sat on the bench among
his new players and watched pro-
ceedings through his gold-rimmed
glasses.
whenever l think l know some
thing about the club and think 1
can help, I'll start to work." he
promised. Until then I'll just
watch. l haven't been around the
Dodgers and have never handled
but one man on the club, RUDE
Melton. | had him when | man
aged Columbus"
If he had spent another line
days thinking it over, Ricky could
not possibly have come up with
a new pilot Of more violent con-
trast to Durocher.
Through his career as a b i g
league outfielder, 1908 through
1923, and as manager and coach
of numerous major and m i II o r
league outfits from 1926 until he
| retired to his Florida home at the
end of the As season, S h o t t o n
always was n Of the games
more gentle and q~uiet-spoken fig
ures.
Unless h i s coaches start them
there will be fewer 'Rhubarbs''
at Ebbets Field this year than
since the oldest Brooklyn fan can
! remember.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Model Plane Show Slated Here Sunday
WHITEVILLE WINS
OVER TABOR CITY
Wolfpack Continues VIM
ming Streak With
To | Triumph
BY JIGGS POWERS
Star Correspondent

WHITEVILLE, April 10. - Be-
hind the one hit pitching of Dan
williams, the unbeaten Wolfpack
of Whiteville High School downed
the Tabor City Red Devils 81. 1t
was the eighth consecutive win Of
the season for the locals without a
loss and the fifth for little Dan.
The highlander was never in
danger with the exception of the
eighth inning when Fred Soles TC
shortstop banged a tremendous
triple to right center and scored as
Rodney Thompson, Pack hot cor
ner man erred the throw. Williams
was the whole show as he famed
IA, walked none, figuring in 81
putouts having Z assists as well as
his strikeouts. He faced only %
men as Soles was the only man to
reach first base for the invaders.
The Pack collected 10 bingles off
Tedd Fipps, Devil pitcher, in the
important game which put them
one up on the losers in the Column
bus and Southeastern Class Az
championship races. Joe Inman
came out of his batting slump hit
ting 3 singles in 4 trips batting in
four of the victors tallies.
Andy Anderson, Pack receiver al
so hit a 8 for 4 including a triple.
The winners scoring started in the
1st, as Morris Covington was hit
by Fipps and scored on singles by
Bill Horton and Inman. They count
ed again in the Bird on Dan Will
liams triple and Inmans single an.
other in the 4th when Rudy Will
liams tripled and Inman flied to
left. The 9th saw them ice the
contest as they tailed twice on
consecutive singles by D. Williams
Anderson, Inman and Rudy Will
liams.
The win gave coach Earl Brink
leys midget nine a win over every
important high school team in Co.
lumbus county on their road to the
title and also placed them in a
favorable position to cop the South
Eastern Az title. Their next game
is on Tuesday when they play the
hard hitting Tigers from Hallsboro
high in the local park at $3.50 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
PIRATES DEFEAT
CINCY, Il TO II

PITTSBURGH, April IS. LIP
The Pittsburgh Pirates opened their
home season today with all the
fanfare of. a Hollywood premiere -
including a movie star and
brought the festivities to a happy
conclusion for an overflow, record
crowd of 38, 216 by nosing the Gin
cinnati Reds, 12-11.
It was the unbeaten Pirates third
victory and gave them undisputed
possession of first place in the Ma
tional league.
Pirate co-owner Bing Crosby was
among the throng which also in
Guided National league president
Ford Frick and Baseball Commits
Sioner A. B. Chandler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Allie Reynolds Hurls First
Triumph In New York
Flannels

WASHINGTON, April 10, -(P)-
Allie Reynolds pitched eight-hit
ball, Charley Keller hit a three
run homer and the New York
Yankees hung a 10 licking on the
Washington Senators today.
Since it was Washington's open
ing baseball game, President Tru-
man, along with 28,578 other fans,
was out to throw the first pitch.
The voice on the loud speaker
said:
Ladies and gentlemen, the No.
l southpaw in the United States"
Whereupon the lefthanded Tru-
man threw out the ball right
handed.
The Yankees had the game as
good as won in the third inning.
Bob Brown and Tom Heinrich open
ed with singles. Then Keller fetch
d them around with a mighty hom-
er that sailed far over the right
field fence, IS feet high and 1855
feet away.
Berra got four hits in five tries,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
FIREMEN KECLERS
DOWN SPARE BOYS
Smokeaters capture Fourth
Quarter OF Inde-
pendent Loop

The Wilmington Firemen bowl
ing team defeated the Spare Boys
at Ingram's Alley last night to
capture the last quarter of the
City Independent ten pin league.
The Smokeeaters knocked down
1851 pins in two games and the
Spare Boys, composed Of College
Center players, spilled 1880.
Clyde Jordon Of the Firemen
rolled 1873 and 1879 to cop high
score honors. Merritt of the Fire
men rolled the highest single game
with a 221. Clarence Hill, Of the
Spare Boys rolled high set with a
399.
The Firemen will play the U.
S. Army Recruiters Friday night
for the league championship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Keller Smacks Home Run
As Tanks Whip Mats, 20

scored two runs and drove in an
other. The Yankees got IA hits off
three Washington pitchers.
The Senators meanwhile were git
ting nowhere with Reynolds, al
though they got men on base in
every inning but the eighth.
Bob NeWsom, Washington's start
ing pitcher, lasted only four inn
ings. The less said about his pitch
ing the better but a pre-game con-
versation of mis- might be worth
reporting.
NeWsom and Reynolds were in
t,oduced to the President, and when
NeWsom came back to the field re-
porters asked:
What did the President say,
Bobo?"
But Newsom would rather quote
Newsom than Mr.. Truman.
Il told the President" said Bobo,
that he had a mighty good bloop-
er pitch"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Errors-Basinski. Baumholtz, Cox. Mil
Ter, Jarvis, Weitelman. Runs batted in
Cox, Haas, Beggs. Westlake 4, Galan 2,
Mueller a, Cuisine, Kiner 2. Jarvis. Hat
ton 2, Russell 2, Adams. Two base hits
Haas, Hatton, Cuisine. Adams. Three
base hits - Kiner. Home runs - Cox,
Westlake 2, Jarvis, Russell. Baumholtz,
Adams. Double plays-Miller, Adams
and Haas; Adams. Miller and Haas. Left
on bases-Cincinnati IL, Pittsburgh 5.
Bases on balls-Ostermueller l, Beggs /,
Lambert /, Palivka 3. Heintzelman 2.
Struck out-Osterlnueller 3, Beggs /,
Herring /, Malloy /. Polivka 2. Bonham
/. Hits off-Ostermueller 7 in S innings;
Herring 4 in 2; Malloy 3 in l; Polivka. 0
in 2: Beggs 10 in 4 2-3; Lambert 2 in
1-3; Heintzelman 4 III ] 1-3; Lambert 2 in
in %. Winning pitcher-Ostermueller.
Losing pitchcr-Beggs. Umpires-Barr,
Ballanfant and Boggess. Time-2:A5. At
tendancc-38 216.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

IOINLS ----------------- 80 q o It III
Struck out for NeWsome in 4th.
zz-Walked for Harris in 7th.
zzz-Flied to left for Candini in 9th.
NEW YORK 013 001 no.
WASHINGTON 900 900 O0O-O
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

TOTALS Sc IL Is 81 5
z-Grounded out for Ostermueller in 5th
and flied out the End time at bat in 5th.
File out for Herring in 7th.
CINCINNATI 900 221 N2-u
| PITTSBURGH 1O1 172 OCx-12
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Errors-Vernon. Reynolds. Runs batted
in-McQuinn, Keller 3, Heinrich, Rey-
nolds, Berra. Two base hits-Vernon,
Lewis, R~izzuto. Keller, Evans. Home
run Keller. Sacrifices - Rizzuto,
Brown, McQuinn. Double ~play-Stirn-
weiss, Rizzuto and McQuinn. Left on
bases-New York IL, Washington 10.
Base on balls-off Newsome l, Reynolds
Reynolds 6, Harris 2. Hits-off NeWsome
2. Harris 3. observation-disclosures 2,
7 in 4 innings. Harris S in 3, Candini 2
in 2. Losing pitcher-Newsome. UNI
pires-Hubbard, Berry and Weafer. At
tendance 2S,579. Time 2:20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19


x-Singled for Lambert in 9th.
xx-Grounded out for Malloy sn 9Th.
xxx-Safe on error for Polivka in 9Th.
xxxx-Ran for Lamanno in 9Th.
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Evening star., 1947-03-12
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cations to BOX 47G-R. Star -i3 :.
SALESMAN. young, aggressive. to sell
eSlding matsrials excelisns
". n0e r. sfMpsoN' fsnsso I TX aRS s l1''o an ls bH
SALESMAN. experienced selling restau-
Esnt pnI 90 oesuigment. write aualihcations'
sxfEsMEN $ fsF nationally known osssni-
ability can earn up to $3.50 'aFeekiy pro;
Spoashog S9ng e eounrS rSduetp phon. pW.n
7!7Q for appointment. -l8
statesmen. experienced. to sell furniture
m s0us nf Dese easnss with srse m reee.
SALESMAN, between ages, 30 and s6; sal
dfleQ poSiLiOn. Quay Work Wk.. 6ACeI H.
ture for one with nee. qualifications.
Answer giving some details as to back
around and exper. Box 231 s.. Star la
Statesmen. experienced, who have follow:
ing. to sell poultry. butter, eggs and
smoked meat to groceries, restaurants and
hotels; commission basis. Box 24-S. Star
-16
SHOE SALESMAN, thoroughly experienced
selling ladies' high-grade footwear: steady
position. THE BooTERY. lois Conn. ave
NV. -13 s
TIRE Statesmen. must have car: eSper
Commission. AMHRicAN TIRE Co. s. lsiSS
kxpERnfNScHp { Fl nisS Hp INSURANCE statesmen to
build industrial debts: Apply room ~
IN BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF without
investment-Liberal credit and dealers
nany with new revolutionary electrical ap:
pliance needs dealers; we now have So
branches operating and intend to open
limited; , sales q week. $500 year;
sales week, $500 a year: 6 sales a
week. SS,400 year Apply RExAIR. INC.
1920 End st. s.w., between . and 10 a m.
ask for Mr.. Sutton. branch manager,
TR. 6090 IA
INSURANCE Statesmen. experienced; sal
ary and commission DI OShD