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Evening star., 1948-06-06

Sixty persons vaguely remembered
the incident at GAIA, when Samson
pulled the temple down on the
Philistines.
Fifty recalled the story had some
thing to do with the jawbone of an
ass, but several said David killed
Goliath with the bone. Some
thought it was Samson who slew
Goliath with a slingshot.
None recalled that Samson had
been judge among his people. Only
five knew that Samson had been
taken in chains, blinded and put to
grinding corn in public by pulling a
grinder oxen-fashion.
Elemental Love Story.
Most persons remembered these
incidents in this order:
/. Cutting Of the hair.
2. The temple scene at GAIA.
8. Samson Staying his enemies
with the jawbone.
This is a simple, elemental love
story between a giant of q youth
from the hills and a beautiful, re-
sourceful, lissome, beguiling little
baggage named Delilah," explained
De Mile.
The stars? De Mile doesn' t
know. 1--WE been looking a year
and half for a Samson in Holly
wood and out. I've got thousands
of photographs in my Office from
men of Drawn and large biceps.
want an unknown actor, If possible. /"
Mothers from all over the Nation
have sent him photographs Of their
sons In John L. Sullivan poses. One
doting parent in Little Rock, Ark,
sent in a picture of her son holding
Evening star., 1948-06-06
NEW YORK

The months Of June and July are
box -ofice limbo during which you
definitely can purchase tickets to
any Broadway show.
This statement was emphasized to
our drama department by visiting
committee of half a dozen press
agents and Broadway managers.
These are the non-sellout days
Of the theater," said Samuel Fried
man. spokesman for the sextet.
THE public sometimes gets dis
couraged by the constant inability
to get tickets for any good play at
all during the winter. They shift
to movies - horrible thought - and
we seldom get a chance to get
them back.
If these folks are informed they
can get the best tickets for the best
shows during June and July, they'd
hop at the opportunity, We know
The committee also brought news
of a vigorous campaign Of advertis-
ing which will blossom in New York
and nearby newspapers during the
approaching weeks. The essence OF
the advertising, they noted, will be
the slogan: Tn winter it's SRO, in
midsummer the answers 'No'-June
and July's the time to go!"
Railroads have it. florists have it,
cigarmakers have it. and hundreds
Of other industries have It," Fried
man said, explaining the efficacy Of
institutional advertising.
"The plan for institutional ads is
q natural evolution Of the theater,
which Is becoming conscious of It's
national potentialities as exempli-
fed by the American National The
ator and Academy. ANITA is at
tempting to bring the best theater
to the American public, not only In
the major cities, but in the smaller
communities.
The committee then filed out,
leaving the impression that motion
pictures, radio and television had
better watch out! When such
rugged individualists as Broadway
stage producers get together in q
campaign Of this sort, things GER
tainly have changed in the West
Forties. Producers who won't even
speak to each other on any other
subject have agreed on the plan.
Too Cultured?
Ballet Ballads" the trio OF short
dance operas moved to Broadway
after an enthusiastic off-Broadway
reception, is pondering the wisdom
of changing its title to something of
less cultural vein. The manage
ment thinks summer audiences are
Evening star., 1948-06-06
New York Shows Have Seats for Sale

to invest In the show. 1t started
coming cash from the first curtain
He therefore Is reaping the
harvest of his own hopes and con-
fidence and is the most envied new
producer around.
The Latin Quarter, Times Square
night club, will be the scene Of a
variety show televised once a week
by vdeo station. WPIX. A
switch on the amateur hours, 1t will
be called "Springboard to Fame"
using professionals instead OF tyros
who are seeking the bigger time OF
Broadway. Claud Stroud, for
merly of the comedy team, the
Stroud Twins, has written a new
comedy with John Meehan, jr., en-
titled Watch Out for Moonlight u
Jimmy Stewart seems set for
next seasons comedy, THE Funda-
mental George" by Max Wylie and
John Gibbs, which Leland Hayward
will produce.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

value is more than treble the origi-'
nal price.
The epic maker never abandoned
the idea that one day he would do
the Samson story. During the war,
other producers were hard pressed
for rare materials. They pleaded
with De Mile for . few bolts Of
the precious stuff, but he held his
ground.
1t is this investment, made -
years ago, that should pay real divi-
dends for &C. B." He expects Sam
son and Delilah to be the most ex-
quisitely robed picture of his career.
"If," he adds, ever so plaintively,
II can find a Samson and Delilah."
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1948-06-06

ANY more Maisie' pictures?" I
asked between scrambled eggs and
bacon. (She's on her usual pre-
picture diet. IT always eat what I
like between pictures and take 1t
of in hurry before start work"
Maybe I shouldn't spoil q good story
by adding that for dessert Miss
Sothern swallows . portion Of
cheese cake made with very rich
sour cream)
mo more 'Maisies,'" says Ann.
After nine or 10 'Maisie' pictures
and doing a Maisie every week on
the air for two years, I never want
to do another as long as I live.
That phase Of my career definitely
Is over"
Ann has changed her career
phases almost as often as she has
changed the way she does her hair.
For my next picture, "A Letter to
Three Wives I'm cutting my hair
very, very short. I'm dying to
shingle 1t. But 1t may not fit the
picture"
Prefers . Contract.
Every time I see Ann she has q
different hair-do. Three months
ago she had masses Of soft curls
all over her head. Then she switched
completely and went into a Hopi
hair do, very fiat and parted in
the middle, with bun at her neck.
She wore quaint old-style clothes
to go with it.
About her career, Ann Is one
star who likes a good old-fashioned
contract with one major studio.
MY contract with Metro will ex-
pire next July. but want to re-
sign with them"
This Is odd because, in the past
two years, Ann has made only one
movie, "Undercover Maisie," and
guest appearance in Words and
Music" The rest Of the time she
has been loaned to Warmers, RKO
for whom she made Indian Sum-
mer," which she regards as her best
recent picture-and goth Century
Fox.
Think of tho money you could
make free-lancing," I tell Ann.
I'm more interested In the security
of working for one big studio" she
replies. Then she adds that she's
lazy.
That's her excuse for not want
ing to return to the theater. Her
last stage appearance was on the
road in "Of Thee I Sing" Also,
she does not again want q regular
radio show. She prefers to keep
her health with a slow work sched-
ule. Anyway, she seems to be thriv-
ing on it.
tReleased BY North American Newspaper
Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Coming Attractions

AMBASSADOR-'Letter From
an Unknown Woman" with
Joan Fontaine, starting
Thursday.
CAPITOL-"Scudda Hoo! Scud-
da Hay" with June Haver,
starting Thursday.
observation-disclosures" a
French Aim.
HIPPODROME - Mich holas
Nickleby." with Sir Cedric
Hardwick.
KEITH'S-"Another Part Of the
Forest" with Fredric March,
starting Wednesday.
LITTLE-"Man About Town."
with Maurice Chevalier, start
ing Wednesday.
METROPOLITAN - Coroner
Creek" with Randolph Scott,
starting Thursday.
PALACE-"Arch of Triumph"
with Ingrid Bergman and
Charles Boyer.
PIX - "Passionelle," q French
film.
PLAYHOUSE -. 1.-The Pearl"
with Pedro ArmendariZ.
WARNER letter From an
Unknown Woman" with Joan
Fontaine, starting Thursday.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
A Master Move-Maker Turns to the Bible Once Again
Story and Dlh

By Horold Hsffernan

dOxkL I WOOO.
Come September and the good
old Paramount lot, fairly tranquil
the past IS months. will begin .
familiar upheaval. Stars viii quake
in their expensive boots. Extras will
go speechless with fear. Front ONCE
executives will bow and scrape. The
cry Of the "yes" man will drown out
every voice except one-that Of the
great Cecil B. de Mile, back in har-
ness after q long rest.
Yes, sir, barring strikes q aoci-
dents, De Mile will Be UP and at
EN- again September /: and quake
though it will, Hollywood promises
to be more like its old colorful self
again. There's nothing to compare
with De Mile In action on . sound
stage or standing on . high outdoor
platform believing orders to thou
sands OF supernumeraries.
When De Mile marches to his
directorial stand, hanked by assist
ants eager to anticipate his bidding,
he'll be the same De Mile Of old,
last Of the traditional story-book
directors. He'll be togged out In
riding outfit, open-neck shirt and
shiny brown puttees to match his
megaphone.
Again, the. Bible.
The meg Is still clutched firmly In
his hand even though the Old Mas
ter gradually has bowed to the mod
ern boon of the public address sys-
tenn. Any way, electricity, he dis
covered. hops up his voice to = ter
rifying degree.
Still going strong on the eve Of
his 9th birthday, De Mile has
rolled up his sleeves for another
big-budget try at the Bible. This
time it's q chapter out OF the Book
of Judges-the Samson and Delilah
episode-a few pages of which are
being shaped into what he calls "a
love story of great elementary force
and passion"
It's his first Biblical Aim since
1882, when he stunned the movie
world with multitudes and gigantic
props in THE Sign Of the Cross"
His first attempt at this type OF
film drama came In 1928 when he
made THE Ten Commandments"
turning a deaf ear to the gloomy
prophets who predicted his financial
ruin. He had the last laugh. He
not only made religious drama pay.
but also brought the production IN
as Paramount's biggest grosser OF
all time-until the mark was shat
tered by another De Mile epic,
Reap the Wild Wind" which In
turn yielded to the fabulous Go
ing My Way.
Story Not Well-Known.
But De Mile isn't quite so sure
of himself in regard to Samson and
Delilah. The public was intimate
ly acquainted with the stories be-
hind THE Sign of the Cross" and
The Ten Commandments" - and
that fact made them readily ac-
ceptable. It's amazing. he says,
how few persons know the Samson
Delilah story.
II was in hospital recently for
a minor operation" he said, "and
had been doing a great deal Of
thinking about our treatment Of the
story. One day I asked a nurse
if she knew the story Of Samson
and Delilah. She replied she's never
heard of it. NEVER heard of Sam
son and Delilah? Never. she in
sisted, with perfect candor. But
Samson, surely the cutting OF
the hair, the pulling down Of the
temple. The nurse was -sorry;a she
had not heard Of It,
That set &C. b.. to thinking and,
upon returning to the studio, his
staff conducted a check among 200
persons with these results:
Evening star., 1948-06-06
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
I went to interview Ann Sotherr
and told her my own life story I
go minutes fiat.
My children's nurse had oecloee
to walk out 10 minutes before
went to meet Ann, and not only
was I late, but also in a tizzy. sc
Ann listened to my tale OF woe and
when finally got around to her LIE
story, Ann said. Think nothing OF
it; people always tell me theil
troubles
with such an inauspicious open
ING. was a little shy about broach-
ing the boy friend situation. She's
recently had dates with Hollywood
No. l glamour boy. Clark Gable; be-
fore that with Hollywood's No.
glamour boy, Tyrone Power, ano
previous to that with San Fran
ciscos glamour boy. Stuyvesant flsn
'I definitely want to marry again,
saws Ann. I'm not the kind OF g1rl
who can be happy living alone. But
I can't marry any one until jan
uary." That's when her divorce from
Actor Robert Sterling will be final
Strictly for Snow.
About Gable: I'm very fond OF
him, but all he did was take me to
a party and Immediately every one
in town had us in frantic ro-
nance"
About 'Ty Power: Ann had three
dates with him. She says they are
old friends. "I was called by Ger
tain columnist's legman," says Ann
Indignantly. land he demanded
What's all this with you and Tyrone
Power?' I was so mad" I guess
there is nothing between Ann ano
Ty. because she has given UP
dating him.
She also laughed of her date with
Mr.. Fish. Id heard she was having
a rendezvous with him In Sun VAL
lev. But, says Ann, II went to Sun
Valley strictly for the snow" She
has been visiting the winter resort
every year since 1t opened.
To get back to love for minute
If there Is a closed romance IN
AIMS life, it is not visible to the
naked eve. She still could be carry
ing a small torch for Sterling. He
was crazy about Ann. and 1t was only
when things between them were
absolutely impossible that Ann filed
her suit for divorce. Even after
their separation she continued to
see him. They have a daughter,
Patricia, 312. Called Tsha for short,
she is a nice bit of femininity.
I remember the first time Ann was
married-to Roger Pryor. In 1895
They were divorced in 194l.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
These Incredible Girls
Yvonne and Lana Types Battle Man,
But Only in Roles They Play
BY Joy Comody

Sometimes when M there looking movie you get feeling
Hollywood country might begin to understand
define the words credible
and incredible"
Under agreement definition Of
That that everything
which fell beyond the Of credible would be ncreb per
n life, but the cinema
under discussion The resemblance between the two
notoriousy nondiscernbe
illustrations Of the Hoywoods
conception which exists where live
ne of the II iyer Iady It's star is Yyonne de Carlo e
very suggests limited by nature
appearance only Well River Lady" melodrama
life which almost anything Logic
influence than they do upon rains
holiday ends the eruptions Of volcanoes
= Trick.
It therefore quite ncredby meodrama
River Lady makes it. however 1t does 70 by asking OF Miss
something that impossible in the of apparently all
but her bosses the ones who dream up pictures for her
requires shall impersonate femme
gambling boat for logger but who ut the
gigantic evil scheme for acquiring control
girl sensaonaly type who
figure head for figures One look ut her identifies
whim to forest lands
her Of going after them would be by going after the man who
very great actress shape Carlo although
might convince the spectator otherwise
Miss De Carlo ungaant though sound not great actress
estimate would agree.
effect of this naturally to make "River Lady, incredible
entertaining but still
entertaining
what Hollywood less had
mind Perhaps you laugh
whale Of lot Of
difference in those two daughters
point indeed might worth discussing when Hollywood
country settled the credible and incredible
II they do!
And Homecoming" With
other picture which raising the naggng distinction
will believe and what Hollywood regards
beievable Homecoming"
feminine who falls the sapey
De Carlo life and the movies there must
which Miss The
Homecoming" Of these
in that picture Army with
distinct from merely tendencies She
social political which profoundly liberal
brotherhood which
might the but takes the soapbox
Gable that suy reacionary
thinking her
the imply that the
which the Homecoming" built that
whole thing whether these will together eventually
the social philosophy and attitudes Miss Turner'S liberal
philosophy is the in question: naturally
spectator watch performance
avoid the feeling that something else going that the
position
Even the Ad Writer Got It.
Even the studio advertising department to share this
uncomfortable feeling At rate it with little rhyming
couplet something that This
Enterprises handling of its sizzling girl Hazel Brooks might
Miss Brooks slightly
slightly black something
you cornering
the tmerlands social philosophy.
everybody everybody nothing
lie ncredh
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Today's Schedules

L quay > OCIlSQu1cS
AMBASSADOR, -.Wallflower":
1:3o. 3:35, $40, TAO and $50
pm.
cAPIToL-"The Pirate: 1:5o,
4:30, tbs and 9:55. Stage
shows: los, 3:45, $50 and
9:15 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Green Grass Of
wyoming: 1:3O. $50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
DUPONT "The Mill on the
Floss: 12:45, 2::35, 4:30, $40,
s:15 and 1910 pm.
HIPPODROME The Tawny
Pipit":: 2:25. AIS, 6, 7:5o and
9:35 pm.
KEITH'S-'River Lady,: lao,
$40, $40, TAO and $40 pm.
LITTLE - Die Fledermaus"::
1:30, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and Gas
pm.
METROPOLITAN so Well
Remembered: 1:25, $50,
5:35, TAO and 9:45 pm.
PALACE - Homecoming: I,
3:05, Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
| PIX-"Henry the Fifth: ITO,
4, $50 and 9 pm.
PLAYHOUSE -" The Search:
100, 1920, 5:25, 1880 and 9:35
pm.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts.
Continuous from ! pm.
lWARNER-"Wallflower':: 1::35,
$40, 5:45, 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
They're Brighter on Broadway

microphones. In a way they are far
more sophisticated than their East
ern sisters.
There's only one answer, and
it's simple" he concluded. Put
brains, ambition and loveliness in
one person and you have a star.
The three add up to personality,
and that's the commodity - some
times enormously referred to as
sex appeal-which keeps show busi-
ness in business"
The Valley settler., 1948-05-14

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Evening star., 1948-04-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

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Evening star., 1948-04-17
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Evening star., 1948-04-17
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