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Evening star., 1947-10-25

MAN, skilled, to install class in new and
old homes, full or part-time work. Gil.
MAN with stenosraphic experience, to
timber company' TN. 292a -.,6
MAN. white between the age 80 and So,
to FIRE boiler s9eer nones spe ,os %
WRAshsaroN RsssHfsa q sG6 Ga6NDRY Or * ss St.
sas to ASe Rse.ss sE55st Eo!ssGsH '.s,
$40 D st. .s.w., after z pm Is
Man white aeEat linens 4e SreT rent ss een ete
II Ih.kA T rn, and $40 mo. clear Of taxes. Do
NOT apply i yog drink, A. a. al HOTEL 81
s92s t9 snaser s TO WIN
Inception to conclusion JOB means long
Si s1ssay wS HSrs so sH0d @
Experience valuable but NOS necessary.
Car an absolute requirement; Starting
eompete eoary espeTenee history and he ausd
slnSHa aEsf effsk, ff1 s5s,eFs clerk Can MR
heIp mI IN : grocery: @ HyattsvilIe area. Cali
va e6is till Z pm; after s pm, 81
MECHANIC and retg. man, take complete
charge of installation and service of res
taurant equipment; exper REQUIRED, state
whether union or nonun!on; good salary
must have car or truck. Bex 31S-M, Star.
90
MECHANICs-Men 1s to 25. with wood
working experience. TO learn trade in per-
marent postwar work; 5-day. 40-hr. week:
BENEFITS Of CT training program: allow vet
Grams iourneymans pay while learning.
-26
MEN. coiored. part-time, nightwork; must
be active and between ages Of 2l-35;
only sober, responsible men need apply:
See Mr., Newman, after 5 pm, CHEVY
CHASE BOWLING ALLEY. 4461 Conn. sg
ave. NV. -~f
Evening star., 1947-10-25
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ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout
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Evening star., 1947-10-25
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cash register receipt, which bears serial
number. with date. and Identifies your
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Evening star., 1947-10-25

Guatemala stock farmers now i'm
port lambs from Texas direct to
farms by plane.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
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r you have 70 get up q more times .
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Evening star., 1947-10-08
Bishop Shehan 10 Address
Columbus Day Dinner Here

The Rev. Lawrence J. Shehan,
auxiliary bishop Of washington and
Baltimore, and Attorney William
H. Collins, will address the annual
Columbus Day dinner at pm. Sat-
urday in the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Past State Deputy Walter I. Plant
will be the toastmaster at the
knights of Columbus function COM
memorating the 455th anniversary
Of the discovery Of America. About
1000 persons are expected to at
tend.
James c. Naughton, State deputy,
will place a wreath at the Colum-
bus monument in Union Station
Plaza at 10 am. Saturday. A uni
formed guard Of Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus, under the d.
rection of Faithful Navigator Harry
Stetham, will stand at attention
during the rites.
Among guests expected to attend
the dinner are the Right Rev. Msgr
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Patrick J. Mccormick, rector of
Catholic University, and the Very
Rev. Lawrence G. German, S. j.,
president Of Georgetown Univer-
sity. Past State Deputy Thomas
F. Carlin is general chairman Of
the Columbus Day activities.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

School Board and superintendent Of
schools be forced to allow all colored
students to attend the schools near
est their homes.
DR.. Corning and the Board of
Education have 20 days under the
law to file an answer in District
Court.
Ofncial School Board figures for
the first few weeks of this school
year list Is colored schools giving
5,644 children part-time instruction
as compared with flve white schools
giving part-time instruction to 910
students.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Writers Group to Meet

The Society of Free Lance Writers
will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Mount Pleasant Library, Sixteenth
and Lamont streets NV. Manu-
scripts will be read and criticized.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

HOW EDWARDS SMALL. BATCH ROASTING
"UNL0cKS" the COFFEE BEAN
Edwards roasts not only in small patches but with
the most modern roasters in Washington-the new
type Thermalo ovens Each coffee bean is roasted
evenly throughout by heated air. . not by direct
flame or heat. When all the natural goodness is at
full flavor, the roast is done" You get the full
richness of the bean, the full flavor in your cup!
Evening star., 1947-10-08

fIere in Washington, Edwards Coffee
is roasted in SMALL PATCHES ONLY.
to suit Washington tastes. For. only small
batch roasting brings out all the natural
richness locked within the bean. Carefully,
expertly using the most modern roasting
equipment Edwards experts watch over
the roast, much as you might small batch
of hot biscuits. They control the roast. :. con-
troll the flavor B.. i. a further guarantee that
your coffee has the rich, full, invigorating
flavor you prefer!
Evening star., 1947-02-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-southess,.

SELL YOUR PROPERTY through CHAM;
fossFsssioN fslsRs sffyfe WITH fa TIrlfB.autfuy
turn. brick. semidet., rms. 2. baths,
Mod, kit; parouet floors, metal Venetian
blinds, screened porch, oil heat, large
y RSs'i N hARfN fFffsn srofsf SSao'S5 3D. Sf
Coon INCOME. plus ideal living quarters
Very vel y nice nice yard: excel. cond.; Bradbury
Heishts: reas. terms. T. b. BURGESS,
ER EASTERN HIGH AREA-very clean row
brick. d rms. screened rear and front
porches; oil h.-wh.: s10:o50 with $1,000
SFW sew sEMIDETaSHEp p EEHEdHHss bRickslx hk iarse
bus bus at door grade School ) blks; $500
down. ba,snGs on ~, 1,trgst sd, at 4% interest.
HILLCREST. S.E.-Beautiful white French
Colonial One of the finest brick homes in
this exclusive area. Included on 1st door
bath, fireplace and large bay window in
dining rm: also hall entrance. 2nd moor
bath for master hedrmD Basement divided
into 3. sections, containing knotty-pins
recreation rm.; with fireplace, furnace
yard y aRa With 'ah many kinds Of Shrubs. under.
pTGand Dres sssdo sPFissSlsF sE''i 81 s1RaEs sss
opoeaNaGsREEssss iHfEreHTs@s-ro0m row, bFies
home; possession prewar construction; l;cs .
81 fi:S S6a, g. AbMsiEST v VIII III. ssii fssn,
Forester st. sw.-semidet. brick, 2 bed.
rms; gas air cond;' eompsstsly pspsresa
RosEY Fsos SS'fasaL REAL Estate. % 1s
Evening star., 1947-02-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwest.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS SPECIAL-vacant;
6-room semidet. brick, splendid condition;
gas heat: most convenient; S11 $50. ROB
aRT MAGEE Nn sRE Re- s7ao Won until q nr,ck and
URcIoLo REALTY co, NE. 1871. is
NEAR 9Th AND F-Vacsnt, semidet.; 6
large rooms, bath; h.-&,h.: some furni,
,nrsi SSgso i'm NJ RGNnnNCE Roth; IA 1855 So "a
large rooms, . baths; full basement with
apts.; priced right for immediate sale
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO; Realtors IA. 0322
home. convenient to Govt; depts,, has
i apt, rented. S125: other apt; vacant;
price. including furniture, Sl3. 500. FLOYD
fFokR RAs1i sHif BY dsHi odWsHSiEk1Ehsiiish ,sIa osmt
upstairs, s rms. and bath. furn. and
rented; good rental; owner will sive i'm
mediate possession : to downstairs apt.
with pvt bath; oil h.-w.h.;, centrally 10
Gated; home priced right to responsible
buyer; no agents. Telephone ME. 2435
To SETTLE EsTATE-635 End St., 7o5
and 707 end St, als 4th st; 215 and 217
as as in investment. a NORMAN E Sill, Atty,
Col GCooL0RED-s1s srd ST. s.w.-1O rms,
sale Cali Mr. SHEPPARD. with THos, w.
coESsED2baRGAfN; cdE6s 3D. Rh IN s2s5 down, s5e
mo. buys 6oreom brick brick homs ZEN 4ss ss st.
ss56k6ssEbAsSoo s56E66s. bx: Ssal DOWN, $50 per month
aa to aats bAvip fs re1ns aeffrn ana
Evening star., 1947-02-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Ex-SERVICE WAVE, student: permanent
| Govt position: mother and sister desire IN,
come home NV. Box 1882 Cleveland
RsotBERTf L. McKEEyER CO. has large
clientel for properly priced residential IN
is equipped TO give you excellent service.
Phone Ma. 475O and our representative
ssusSaLoR ssu sa 81 you rooms prSmD'ly y bedrooms in
p; G. limits, desired by 2 adults. Box
VIZ I'll HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
O.r THos E JARREIL Mfa co gave to
iae eAN s9, sfLE ~ YoGk s HoTsE Il At IA its eSi FIJI
gatien. gatI w VIM. % Il. sAUNDERs Co. INC,
Realtors Test. 1880. 1919 K ST., NV, D1.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your property. pc
or Sc, White or eolorsd MsEyland Mary or VIZ Viz
FsEk FRa GPF GaPPFFR&rsGs2s GH t@1a With RE us ofa
auick sale WV. G. LIBBY CO. RE. ss6o;
Sc fs,',; rot T. waST asRP. SPEEDY ACTION: List
VII VIII pay aSas TOP T pree ~ ENTERPRiss REALTY
sc C. sso rRopEsri ESs T WANTED px witt. aso or col
sUslo eTss9 rR Rurssooe 1855 or sell lot you JOE
! WILL BUY: RENT Or SELL your prop-
sE asp E2sSE NE i@pE PREopERTYhW. NV VI a psa "a,
an cash q win sell tpr yer y%IrrR we so sss
ifsai's iith s. aa,e. sle,. rR' ss's s1oo. NA N '
GoLDsTEN BROS. CAN SELL your house At
| fun value: free appraisals. Call RE. 1888
until pm. 1929 st. NV. Real Estate
| In All Its Branches.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. no commission,
Reply Box 130-K, Star.
CHARLES .. GUM has clients waltins
10 purchase homes in any section OF Wash
and nearby MARYLAND. FIR. 1905.
WANTED FOR CAsH-D c. or nearby
Md property, WILLIAM A. KEMP, 2705
18th st. ne. Ho. 01s1, ewes. WA. 4o6s.
MANNAs REALTY CO. can sell your nsuss
az today's value Our estimate Eithout
oblisation 2s1s wilson blvd. cL. or
n PKoMPr ATTENTION TO the sale si
| your home. business or investment prop-
erty l. what you desire, call Z. A. HUM
! PHRIES, Realtor. sos North Capitol. ma.
$3.50. Results since f91os,
Evening star., 1947-02-16
HOUSES For sALE-Northeast.

WOODRIDGE-S-room brick, suitable for
apartments: convenient to stores and
school; priced for quick sale by owner;
SAcANf-Biock SltcAsa BS LIP ii R. I. ave; one fare
mod s rms ful basement, abundance ele-
CANT furniture. large lot; 81 l0,5oO; terms
GEO. C. WALKER, WA. 1899. 49,
SMALL CASH PAYMENT. balance like rent
Immediate possession: modern six,roon
brick corner house, excellent conGtLlon.
132 Girard st. ne, near 18th and Rnooe
Island ave. A superior location, close TO
everything. HO. 1904. 20
BY OWNER-Row brick. three floors, three
complete apts.: sep entr. in basement apt
hardwood flooring. gas auto. heat excel
cond.: bus at corner. Price. Sl6.0oOi SUD
stantial cash. 1922 C ne. Phone Il.
FOR SALE BY owNER-IN N.E.-Det
red-shingle rms. and bath: oil hot-water
heat: Al condition; shrubs: fine orchards
double cinder-block sarase; Venetian
blinds: awnings; screens; storm windows;
Sll,a50 Call FIR. 1890. IL
NEAR TECH HIGH SCHOOL-owner-occu
pied 3-pedroom row brick: hot-water heat
er: leased beauty parlor in English base
ment shows nice income; easonable terms
To inspect, call Mr.. Pritchett, TR. 1853
with JOHN H. RICE. 412 9th st. NV
NEAR S4 uiiFi'pER NEW HAMPSHIRE AyE.-
Brick, 5 yrs. old! contains living room:
dining room, kitchen. : bedrooms and
bath, elec, refgr. and stove, fufiy fur,
I,ished; lst trust at A. interest nrlsed
kto sell s12,5e0. EDWARD E. Caldwell,
hr9. 2244. -l6
Evening star., 1947-02-16

SIDNEY !. BROWN & CO. 1907 st. NV,
ETcGslye EH a3a GF sh bY st. oS4sDfS sf t0dsy s
3ssI5o lot featTring ) bedrmS.. 3Is baths,
Priced a iot less than YOU think.
open, today 2da l-6 54ls SGth aye: aye:
rm., 3 lge. bedrooms, beautiful fenced lot.
Reduced in price for tmmed; sale. To
reach: Out Michigan ave. to Eastern ave"
Open today, If. ,65l7 Broad St,
rm.. lge. din nm. modern fully equipped
kit, "a bath. on first Ar, full bath and
dressing rm: on second fir., built-in gar.
Open today, l-s. r33s Parkwood pl
NV. LRe. 6-rm. house with extra apt IN
Come. eon1''s See it t''i' TO-DAY '''' "''"
Roqmas hoSss ep S5a GeIunss sia, road An
ndi and BUSINESS 5nsnaes o for sale Reasonabe down
iao7 H St NV RE. 3533 or HY, o246.
GEoRGEToWN-Laree 6-bedroom brick,
alst and R sts.-Possession; tiny garden
Partly Partly remodeled old brick house with
lsrse garden and garages, on N st
AIsRRT Rf sVEa hRssf Rssor 2l M sasBs Ss
brick, rooms, bath, h-wh, large rear
yard: large cellar; laundry trays . en-
B. FISCHER, 1913 18th st. NV MA. 5591
ectoiEooREsDDWIocoMMERcIAL et Eo - s-rm., in
come Sl20 per mo, l24S Sth st. NV, NO
coLoRED@ s-RooM BRICK 1891 Co
Hassv Igns5a s; dRrFz Tx NO. 'sl7 or RA, 1858
aofoR aaooffoRE6Niath E6iiaHth ST. NV, 5000 block
baths: 8 Incl: pOrshes. h;;W,h.; coal
yards; 1st IN + desp P7lSssN for iTmfd GnRp
ol2 Bond Bldg DI. S724 -l6
CoLoRED-DoCT0R,. DENTIST or club
house; beautiful once and home, on Kalo
rama I'd. mr.. Columbia rd.; this Gus ON
built building consists of doctors once OF
street level 2nd floor beautiful living room
25x30 with freplace, large dining room
kitchen and pantry; 3rd floor, master bed
room 25Xeo and ; additional large bed
rooms ano . modern baths: 4th floor,
bedrooms and bath, ample storage spac
and built-in closets; gas heat gear ga
rage. For appointment to see plans or in
spect property, ewes. call Mrs. CogsWel
AID, 1880. with HENRY Z, TRIP, 131.
CoLoRED-NR. 18th AND N.w-3-sty
brick, oil h-w h; has 3 complete apis.
viii make your payments. BEACON REAl
ESTATE CO, MA 30S@; ewes, EX. 12a
is
Evening star., 1947-02-16

CONTINUED on Next Psss.,
Evening star., 1947-02-16

COLORED-IShs :}rd ST. N.W.-3 CONF
ei eif'e oo6: spts;' 5000 cash, $loo per mo
lOOo block of st, n.w.-10 rooms, <
baths. h w b., eIec. $3.50; $4,000 cash.
100 block Columbia rd. n.w.-6 rooms
bath hot-air furnace, cellar. Price
81 900: 81 500 cash.
900 block 4th st. n.w.-Church with o.
room apt above: garage in rear nrst
commercial Price, $500; S2,?oo casn'
500 block 4th st. n.w-2-tamily mouse.
$500: $500 cash;
Unit block Florida ave. w.-6 rooms
bath, h.-wh. First commercial. $1,000
/ 1900 block 9th ST. nWMFlrrSt so commsFb- nasb
i 300 block Marion st. n:w-5-room
frame with large lot. $4,000: GUY
] TIMER. 1899 Nth ST. NV. North 4gOA
Evening star., 1947-02-16

No. AVON TERRACE-Det. brick T-rm
home on large lot in one of the newest sec
ions surIouAding WASHINGTON. Basement
has been completely finished. Immaculate
'hroushout. Possession at settlement:
bedroom home in most desirable section.
automatic heat and built-in garage. An
NXcellent opportunity for some one wShing
n i've in this select community. SENATE
REALTY CO. 1109 Eye st. NV, EX. 800.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Silver Spring. detached 3-yr -old, all
brick, center-entrance plan, lot is 7Oxl 90:
rooms, tile bath, oil heat quick posses
SION; bus blk. Yes, only Slo.q50.
McDEVITT, Realtor. SH. 6760, RA. 44?22.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

CLEVELAND PARK-OwnPr occupied; very
attrac. semidet. brick, perfectly equipped
"a baths. gas heat, nicely furn. if de-
srsd. Ross. with L. P. SHOEMAKER, MA.
i1RB OR 3135
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Open. Sun. . to 4 pm, 4S04 River rd.
blk. from western ave, and bus Enjoy
Of Beautiful eround % With S lois Of shrubbery.
chade and fruit trees. large chicken house,
"-car garage, > porches: house has large
reception hall, 32-ft liy. rm with frepl,
din. rm., kit, breakfast nooi:. patio 6
bedrms. baths. rec, rm., half bath. new
oil burner. Don't fail to see this property.
Silver Spring (cloSe I'M bungalow; 3
rms. tile bath. INV h, full basement.
storage attic, about E yrs. old, close to bus,
Smyrna times., 1947-06-19
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Announcement of Services For the
Coming Week

Announcement of Services For the
Coming Week
Services at Asbury Methodist
Church, Rev. R. E. Green, pastor,
will be Church School at 10 AM,
Harry Johnson, general superin-
tendent. The Nursery, Beginners,
Primary Departments will meet in
their various departments for SUI
pervised Bible study and music by
interested and efficient teachers.
The Youth Division will meet with
the Young Adults and Seniors for
devotional service. Richard Price,
Superintendent Youth Division
will continue speaking on the SUBJ
ject: what 1t Means To Be a
Methodist. Divine worship SER
vice will be at IL AM. Anthem will
be sung by the choir. Rev. ]. R.
Bicking of Wilmington will be
guest preacher. Evening service
at 7:30 PM, with inspiring con-
gregational singing, special vocal
music. Sermon subject: 1.-THE Man
Who Sells His Soul"
Appointments for Week
Friday, June 21st, at $50 PM,
w. S. c. S. summer meeting with
covered dish supper. Miss Anna
Beckett's Circle will have charge
of the program. Mrs. John l..
Johnson, president and Miss Ada
Raiser, vice-president are arrang-
ing for the reception of the new
members to the organization. Sat-
urday at 7.3O Pm, Senior Choir.
Church School Picnic
The Church School picnic will be
held at Colchester Wednesday, June
25th. Buses will leave the church
at $50 AM, (DST). Transportation
will be provided for scholars.
Young Adult Fellowship
Asbury Young Adult Fellowship
will hold lawn party and weiner
roast on the lawn of Henry Price
Friday, June 81 at $50 Pm.
Service of Recognition
At the Fathers Day service con-
Quoted in Asbury Methodist Church
last Sunday Mr.. Roy Piper, presi-
dent of Mems Bible Class present
ed gifts of recognition to the fol-
lowing fathers: Mr.. l.. M. Price for
the long period of years he served
as superintendent of the Church
School, to Rev. William e. Mat
thews for having the distinction of
Smyrna times., 1947-06-19
Public Library
Notes : :

Librarian: Miss Louise Denney
Magazines In the Smyrna Library
The Atlantic Monthly
AT Magazine
News Week
Saturday Review Of Literature
Life
Hygeia
Harpers Bazaar
House Beautiful
Antique
Flower Grower
Field and Stream
Smyrna times., 1947-06-19

being one of the oldest Fathers of
the Gospel in the Methodist Con-
ference, Mr.. Edward Leiby having
the distinction of eleven living
children and to Mr.. Rodney Schu-
man who was the youngest father
present at the service. Rev. Green
spoke on the Importance of happy
relationship to be cultivated be-
tween Father and Son and how re-
ligion of Christ enables this rela-
tionship to grow continually. The
minister based his sermon upon
David the father and Absolom the
son.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-19

guests of Mrs. ]. Price Latomus.
While here, they attended the John
Bassett Moore commencement ex-
ercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huebaugh
of Lecane, Penna., were the recent
guests of Mrs. J. P. Lattomus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter David,
South Street, attended the gradua-
ton exercises in Dover Friday ev-
ening at which time Julia Mae
Hoekstra was one of the gradu-
ates.
Misses Gwyneth Harrett, Dilly
Corkran, Malvina Stevenson and
Herbert Bultimeire of Baltimore,
Md, were Sunday visitors of Mr..
George R. Stevenson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Macomber
of Long Beach, Calf, spent sever
al days last week with Mrs. An
drew ID. Cole.
Mrs. Blanche Staats and her Sis
ters, the Misses Nancy and Clara
Webb and Mr.. David Mumford of
Dover went to New York Wednes-
day to visit their sister, Mrs. Mary
A. Mackie and sons Tad and
Randy. Mrs. Mackie is sailing
with her sons to join her husband,
1st 1t. Walter H. Mackie in Mum
ich, Germany. They expect to be
gone two years. Mrs. Mackie is
the former Miss Mary Webb of
Dover.
Smyrna times., 1947-06-19

FOR SALE
HOBART-DAYTON Scales, Meat
Grinders, Slicing Machines, Coffee
Mills, Meat and Bone Saws. Mixing
Machines, Food Cutters, Potato
Peelers, Etc.
F. A. ESSIG CO.,
w. Main St., Salisbury, Md.
Phone 1155
Smyrna times., 1947-06-19
V-League Standings and Results

Last Sundays Results
Smyrna Is, Warwick 8.
Chesapeake II, st. Georges 1.
Kenton 4, Cecilton 8.
Glasgow II, Middletown 1.
Delaware City IL, Odessa 8.
Next Sundays Schedule
Chesapeake City at Odessa.
Middletown at Cecilton.
Delaware City at Smyrna.
Warwick at st. Georges.
Kenton at Glagow.
The baseball game scheduled be-
tween Smyrna and Townsend to
have been played at Townsend on
Saturday, June 81, has been can
celled.
Evening star., 1947-02-11

to new straight five-year contract
at Metro.
With Moss Hart at Twentieth
Fox to write the script Of Gentle
mans Agreement" and George
Kaufman at Universal-Internation-
al to direct @Mr. Peabody and the
Mermaid" we can expect another
play about Hollywood from the two
gentlemen who murdered the film
city with their satire, "Once in a
Lifetime" in 1882. Betty Gar
rett goes into an early musical at
Metro-probably Good News"
Charles Laughton's wife, Elsa Lam
chester (and after this I'll give her
top billing is very much in demand
because of her brilliant bit in 1.-THE
Razor's Edge" Elsa has been
snagged by Sam Goldwyn for a part
in "The Bishops Wife," with Cary
Grant and Teresa Wright. Do
you remember 'Flesh and the
Devil" starring Carlo and John
Gilbert? Well, Clarence Brown,
who directed the original, wants to
do 1t again as a talkie with Katha-
rine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy.
But he'll have to wait because Miss
Hepburn won't be making another
movie for awhile and Spencer will
be tied up for the next six months
with "Cass Timberlane"-that Is, II
they ever find a leading lady for 1t.
X X X X
Margaret O'Briens psychological
Murder in the Dolls
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Hollywood:
Pat MorisOn's
Stage Plans
Fall Through
By SheiIoh Grohom

Patricia Morrison will not be going
to New York for the musical, Mir
ror in the Sky" 1T would have cost
SAGE, 900 to put on" explains Pat,
"and money is getting tight now for
plays" I also understand, but not
from Pat, that Louis B. Mayer at
Metro has decided against backing
any more musicals on Broadway. I
guess they'll manage somehow to
struggle on without us!
Charles Boyer is really serious
when he says he is desperate to
find movie he can make as his
next picture. It's for Enterprise,
with Lewis Milestone directing, and
the movie is due to start in April.
But to date he hasn't found suit
able script. Boyer's deal to do 1.-THE
Hollywood Story" at goth Century
Fox is off, by the way. Fred
MacMurray, a boy of few words, says
he likes it so much at Universal
International, where he has just
finished "The Egg and T." that he
will remain to star in Singapore"
:. Howard Hughes believes that he
has another Jean Harlow in Faith
Domergue, and the gal - she's
the leading lady in Hughes Ven
details getting an all-out build
up. I hope Howard gives her more
pictures to make than he has given
his two other discoveries, Jane Rus
sell and Jack Buetel.
n n X X
John Ford's next film for his in
dependent Argosy company is an
untitled outdoor epic of the west.
And he again wants John Wayne for
the star. Gene Tierney, who is
somewhere in her late twenties, gets
grown-up June Lockhart for her
daughter in 1.-THE Ghost and Mrs.
Muir" I remember the time when
no film actress under SO would have
even a young child in a picture with
her. Now they don't care what they
have in a picture as long as it is
good. Roddy McDowall, who
would rather make pictures in Holly
wood, is probably going to Mexico to
play a big part in the modernized
version of lie Cid" :. Jimmy Du-
rante, whose next picture is with
Esther Williams-"On, an Island
with YOU has just been signed