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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SNACK BAR, 31s 5th St ne; .9-year
sas.st.s ssss low rent aIsc nsy Kitchen best er
fseee DO YOU WAR 5tS to 60 in business for Your
self? Have YOU small amount Of cash
Weinrib At once with lSufa auERBAGa a e eo.
l424 K, K It; nw. Suite 400 DI. 65o0l;
5ssS{ s. BsWRR s aHfFHsGs ff9ssss
B59ksT, R0 S;,, pI .NI ss1s ra tll ss, Now . N.
time. Service that satisfies. Call Elk.
2555 for appraisals, business or property.
No obligations of course. PAsToR-LuTz.
1ha GRaocERY fiNa Vi i syts' yt ns. ns crossing 5000
weekly: stock. ST 900; i'm apt; above;
'fSI good lease IS rent 500; $4,000 cash DOM.
4 RARE oPfoRTUNrTY-one of wasR's
busiest intersections; ideal NV. location
for New York and sS
or key money NECESSARY for responsible
ls5Ei EEaDM ' GERBER Really co CO. aHp.
1oeatlSp in North sSts
lease at moderate rental; price includes
sa M %iLag fss RRaTP Aie Rss g. 7! ssds s'Vsf s
REsTAGRAST. in exceptionally sood
Arlington location with plenty of park, aTss
newest type fixtures; ABc license; good
lease for approved tenant I For psst4y dstars
co., cea 3 3so6 iSis Wilson blvd. oW. s16i 20
long lease; only 1o3 credit; wonderful ,.Im.
%2gRfcE %sRs9TsHai:'k kAH 1f 1olo vsfnoas ave" II:
iD1iRu15GsroRE; i1iu5 busy uptown section; lunch
psise. ss5, 900; terms; MAURICE KAY. BAY.
nntss aue sHos aye Central r. Pep g NV owner
ss5s gstislas T 's 8
GAocERY GA9 lelG Vssm'nd ss doins ass o6S weekly
beer rooms rent ooS Ss5 p, s2o19 %a,R2e HsgeT;
KxS Ea9S efapsn fofo Vermont ave 'D NV w. re-
WE HAVE SEVERAL LIQUOR STORES tor
sdnsy sads nv sHS s WITH AuESsSAST
$so5 GO: svis l4at BIZ ss4o a NV" Suite 400 pi
viii; VIII terms MAURICE KAY, io1o Yer
nass g msshnf nae % ts: ss
s4des Tssl dasn sssn N HEss5 'k
1910 Vermont ave, RE. s625: 20 GS.vv
E., sssnssdsiGhsi ssesetsfiaiaa u
tabiished yrs: gross sales over & SlQo'ooE; W se
aSSstn oSia'5s WI 5soo 10" oDsn s til 8 SAMUEL
6wssk 8 E2alFFk1 FKFk1lR1NG-wlll sell general store
Sroceries, hardware, feed: beer and wine
SMALL GREENHOUSE. ! acre OF ground;
a gong business in plants and perennials.
Call THOs. r. HALEY, uN. 7o4g or
kI5o M iBsutYs RADIO and appliance store.
lock stock and barrel; busy eorRer;
eyoeer. etc Cali Mr.. Gay. DU. $3.50
Iii 10 pm DUPONT REALTY CO, 25o6
Shsnnr2rsHRY GpnrrRY for sale: owner Ill; s2 1000 cash,
mel stock; mixed trade; between 2 schools;
$50 rent; 3.yG lease nnoI,ng,tv l493 5;w ,Is ,ns
ali investor: 81 $50 buys this going bust.
ness with 2bedrm spt real. Isasopaoie 3. e., rent;
Lease to psseg9eTw lso2 iNc Gust 1905 oe s05e e
NV. Ex. 1856 RE. 6345, 30
GRoCERY in sw, colored trade; no beer.
dnins good living quarters, S4.s0o Execus
tive 9697. -
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PERSONAL tCsnt.)

PERSONAL tCsnt.)
ALI CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE, white OF
colored. MA. 7o7l. In any section. any
SHADOW SHADOW WORK and private invessisa-
PRoFEssi0NAI fisdi wRfTiNG-Any topic,
any purpose, any length; we write 1t. you
s1sa il ssDera speeehss
e. sss.es cail 4 * sise. Ez. a., NV, go, 20.
sss11 oIp AF u.s. g. pesny 4 nAs
For For's rundown sis1s feeling many men. women
PRkEMasrs4 sRE rs 4 Il u arassssi sE.npoo and
wave, Soc. No appointments. MABELLE
faeiaG noh3GR rsasffo fGsTSI sGseEkY 1Hss
sos5 Eye s., uaa NV Consult; s ! II Il to IL an
Sassa sohG deas in
gssss H5sdH L SsRHl' sHGD1os e.
.ERMANIST, Waves. sno,.,m.nss 81 sh.ngso az "a
s9Ek sops q savenssd sssdensi sio aAs
DENTAL TEcHN1c1AN-yosEpH RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs pa1s
sGiTEsAf1oss sGi tsh 8 Il fad iaa,es M
prompt and efncient service, open ewes
31O9 14th st. NV co. 2sl
ONE WOMAN TELLS ANOTHER about our
skill in dressmaking. restyling and altera-
tions: nothing too complicated to handle
LEA ENGEL formerly 9Th ave. N. 70,
lilo 2 ST.. NV, centrally located above
Columbia Theater. tel. Ex. 1903. RIM 20
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP assures
your child Of wonderful, never-to-be-for-
gotten camp experiences" 150-acre farm;
pony riding. swimming, creative arts and
crafts, music. archery: boxing: separate
age groups for boys and girls; hot lunches;
daily transp.; overnieht camping: Litera-
ture mailed upon req RUTH PARSONS
Director. 9401 Ga. ave. nv SH 1914
WHAT ARE MUSICAL DOLLARS? Listen
to LENDERS on Station WARL from 1880
to sunset every day.
ALTERATIONS. ladies' and ,children'ss
clothing. by experienced dressmaker. Will
call and deliver. Phone AID. 1856 between
kALoRAMA ( an9 In coNvALEscENr HOME for
ambulatory convalescents; private, semi,
private and small ward rooms: registered
nurses, day and night; supervised diets.
REDUCE. RELAX. REJUvENATE. the easy
herself and family to be at her slim and
sparkling best. A little over 81 a treat
ment, no disrobing, so minutes in time.
Call RE 1889, 1872 Eye ST. NV, or OR.
2746. 442O Conn. ave. for trial treatment.
ANY PERSON HAVING KNOWLEDGE of
Whereabouts of Mrs. Willie Mae Armstrong
and Mr.. George Schmidt please contact
SAM ORBACH, Ala Buchanan st. NV,
TIA. 1854.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

tVSNts tsvNF nv S~svt ~sNse~s
sR1SSs g S hsns
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, redecoratins.
siding and roofing: frst-claSs work only:
s1ss hssde only eheY B nf s ssE W. syR5s: ygss
%SM panns pare.
HspHaIr ss Hfas 6kivE%aY 6k aS9 and concrete r..
ss5sfsfd oMY 1sasTs sT co gc0mps g. 'esyss 1885,
sssS ssRHAL Tqs sTIS sf 81 5admaou ats courts
Ps1as f'ss ss 'sa ssmss ass st
BUILDING MATERIALs-Rock lath. rock
lath' Tesk roc hs1s ]ath rock lath; s1bo per bum
CARPENTRY. special prices, free estimates:
eompe Sads sspes of every
SsseTiptI9n ii. Ii9 :. can JOHN J. cross, oTssn-
ess cEMRNr I1l %oRk. VI sis7 stone walls asstose..
terraces, walks, chimneys. freplaces. ee-
ment .driveways. .porches, retaining walls.
pipe aTalnags all po. kinds Of Eatespro9Ins.
CHIMNEY cLEANiNG, vacuum Cleaning Of
out gutter spoutins, calking Of windows
and doors, Hayrides. Phone CHI. 3S77.
COMPLETE PLUMBING. tile bathrooms.
kitchens. sinks and cabinets and other
home Ps PsEs0hs6} iSRsT'ssn Sssi
ws Gid Osm and HeHs ssRs '
eaeA e5ackETE fh TA Woskes sk2o AT Us so sS4 w.
foundations found waterproonng. underpinnins.
TIoN iIseSf {; CO. concrete Contractors Aiexan-
dria, Va. TIE. 1867.
Ss a The time t. &c. yonF so fenss
payment, plan. For full information. sal
FLook Ill 1sEKwcx-Notn,ns but the p.sss
fses 5srs,sAs cosrRasToRs afs Me ana isia Wsson-
liz HONE A. REnopLfNG. hS aSlf rec rms. s.sle.
piianses. ,Altico waii tie, ail ooio,s; rubber
2sTTsv1E G9aTTS GG US a$r eiEs e.
po4f soo9 o1fgs ana fss
KiTcHENs. s.ffea u.s. n eompiets @ remodeinF; re terms.
SIS ;a:Rs5ss H'saslss, S!Ex
xgsFs so2n ndea ass sS5 s tops and Th
G9H!!s. stImass MSpEEs Isssss s6sE stss
MoDERNizArloN for kitchen tsnm
RADIO & APPLIANCE. 1889 G st. NV.
PApERiNG AND PAINTING, general re-
pairs; white mechanic; interior, exterior;
DO my own work ork,TTAA TA 772o: 30
obligat on. finest materials and workman
SCREEN Doors, SCREEN wIRE-Larss
stock of screen wire bronze. galv. and
black; also most standard sizes screen
doors. WOLFE a. BORDOW HOW'RE.
North Capitol and X SITS, Republic 29o2.
ATTENTION, HOME owNERs-Any work.
from foundation to roof Call HARRIS ds
HARRIS. Contractors ST. 74s9 or RA.
SCREEN Your PORCH while I have the
material. Call Sligo 3942,, w. D. TAYLOR.
900 Greenwood ave-, Takoma Park. Md.
WATERPROOFING. wet cellars, walls.
roofs repaired, masonry repointed guar.
service; low prices. NEVINS, TW. sl24.
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. est on all home imp. and remodel
Jobs; rttic rms. and additions a speciality.
WA. sSS7 or UN. 4241. "a
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

STUDENT desires ride to Okla. on or about
May 24-Help drive; share expenses. Call
CO. 7744, Ext. 5O7 West after pm. 90
DRIVING CHRYSLER SEDAN to California
first week in June, take couple or wom-
en- drivers. CHI 5000. Apt. 602. ewes. 20
GENTLEMAN desires transportation to Ala
bama, leaving Washington May 2l or 22.
CO. 1850 after s pm. 30.
G. w. U. law student driving Tampa, Fla,
Thurs. morning; take 2: returning June /.
WA. 1907.
COLLEGE STUDENT. veteran, wants ride
on or about June l to California vicinity
Of S. F.; share expenses, driving. Call
co. 37ll after g.. 81
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PERSONAL

WANTED-Men and women who are . un.
ike to fish on Chesapeake Bay, ride-horses
swim. bowl ny play golf OF r wn0 psrty ,ke 4
join JUST FOR FUN CLUB, 1872 goth g.
NV. Phone De $500, / to 9 pm. "a
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches Que 70
weak heart, asthma. rheumatism, arthritis'
nervousness piles, colds. flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet Men and women. young and old. can
beneit Lady naturopath. 20 years ex-
sTaRT ssI,enee roth IN sS oWS BusINEss-Nesale-
work, leathercraft, lamp shades; gifts.
books, flowers. hats. lingerie. hand knits.
Cosmetics; viii lease small space to party
handiing one Of these in WOMEN's FASH
ION CENTER. being developed near latn
st. and Park I'd. NV; low rent. MI. sS5s.
ARE YOUR SLEEPING QUARTERs nnsom-
aRidsBY co. has solved this d p5ebiep s iss for
Til Is pm. Phone calls secepssd. MA.
A17e.
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DOMESTIC
EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED COLORED HELP for
domestic and public work. NO. 1868.
NATURAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY; 27
Florida ave. NV. 20
exper. Cali DE. 6645. -21 ;,
WE HAVE exper domestic workers Of all
types. $50 W st. NV; Pc; SS42 Il
ers, fun time. part time; male and fs-
male; dayworkers. NATIONAL HOME
SERVICE, 1117 You st. NV CO. 52oo'
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SALESMAN fconf. J 4.

REAL Estate SALESMAN-Excellent op-
portunity with . well-estab. firm, operat-
ing principally in Montgomery County
homes, farms, and DEVELOPMENT properties.
Call Mr.. Pearson, Sligo 5400, for appt
STANLEY PEARSON, Realtor, 1915 Ga.
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u.lp poMesrlc tcen,. J.,

WANTED-A good colored woman to so to
Shenandoah Valley for the summer: plain
board: must have health card and good
references. CO. $500. 40
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EMPLoYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

Colorado Building. 14th and 6. RE. 393s.
Statesmen, S75 wk. m:l; Purple Heart
veteran: paint salesman. $50 wk, up; med
ical salesman, med. training. $500; radio
electronic engineer, $3.50 mo: See Miss
Morgan INA. $500 at PERSONNEL sERV-
ICE d3Il g st. nHs,rNeNs nT MeSt church. sscv
tenn. 5 day, to Sept, $50 wk.; secy. knoll.
bookkp.. start $50 wk.; secy. office mgr.
increase. $50 wk. typists, PIX oper;.
day, $3.50; statistical typist, S1.25 hr !;
clerk typist. day, $40 wk.; typist, knol,
bookkp., S45 wk.; jr. stenog. t25l, $40
wk.; receptionist, typist Sl65. Dozens Of
councillor, RE. 2S2S. FORD EMPL. SERV-
ICE ola 1hth. near Eve st.
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RESIDENT MGR

sALEsGIRL, experienced, for sportsWear r :
pleasant working conditions. BRES-
LAUs, Ga 18th st. NV. -e3
hours: pleasant surroundings, LORRAINE.
El1 saltsGrRhs;; 1 Ct for Friday and Sat eve,
s0Ff FEN snd GOOD AoDs rd s
sALEsLADY, must be exper in selling
t POSITION les; excel o opportunity @ for ADVANCE
ss 5s;srs ssls2ses SSRf
ssf Tos exnsr aa st. foI RT lingerie and
Apnlg Is snSs i1sa L. Belle sHoP a so
sad fun as fxissns Ks ssaF.
yss1 storsS ss2I .fa 4 sadr
week, comm. on al sales. opportunities TO
Sssy ps1soas os e. pS sR a.
sAmRsLAb1Es, AGg i6 hw full time, experience no.
Ap sSed '''RE sssEs sra
saIEsIADiEs Sal sii for better dress dept; sal
$50 to 500 per week: permanent position,
pleasant environment, special concessions.
51dss IS ssx wses ed ,sN0 Apply personnel ONCE l.
sALESLADIEs. part time, excellent salary:
ewes. of Friday and Saturday work; de-
s5fHl y'k2i WAR fsFesess 715 sqFs
sALEsLADIEs. bet. ages 90 and 40; need
bags and 's sportsaear. ~ Apply T ONCE ONCE. 4th T d,
sEsExseaakEss ssAIEsxeaakEs lesP ssP.risnssd si ss sasy 4S
kHak sel soNs Vtsso' co. ONCE ''' "o@M O.
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xpay sNRs5 RHsf rs1Fs M
Wilson blvd, Arl. Va. GIL. 9405. 10
as35 30, y9Hns snS Gomea p.lt e
employment with modern restaurant chain;
night and day positions; in the District.
Md and Va. sub; 6-day wk. including
vac Vacation, hospitalization and insurance:
Apply in person, EMPLOYMENT ONCE. HOT
sHOPPEs, INC, 1893 Taylor st. NV.
nssa .a9sd .pp cs Sh,s s 01z MH
WHHafTaREssgs. HEaMaRsE ssss white. full and part time;
good hours, salaries and ~ tips tips DoRcHEsso s.
WAfrkEss. Al fssah .cHAMBERHAfD, White. expert
enced; Maine for summer. Phone NO.
SWAtffTiREssEs WANTED. experienced: seoa
REsTA1RANT. 17S3 Eye st. NV. 81
MATTRESSES f2l, Chinese and American
ARpy Ma sSs soNG Hhs4AH tag
gnn1 yaRtss Rsa At ssgTuRg 81
WSSAa1iTRREss va WANTED, must be experienced:
eoekTaL eseEHalf LoaNaE' aPRss s,ts s4ss Conn
EEfAG Fhssf fHgs A'sly sHs in
MATTRESSES. 2. exper.. for new place;
SrRHs SSd RAY s09d Sht heus or 58e sn e
b. c. DINER, loo Vermont ave. NV
MATTRESSES WANTED to work in b.,
ssses, Hs 's as, Apply % 0 in person; room q % s;nd
Sss1i %AiiIklssss: ss,ss, sgely in person to The
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Tive Just been testing" says Vie,
with band around my forehead
and bun on the back" 1t sounds
too. too lovely.
tReleased By North American Newspaper
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Hollywood:
Luck of Irish"
Gives Ann Her
Best Breaks
By Harold Heffernon

That "luck Of the Irish" business
can be taken with all seriousness by
Ann Blyth, who traces most of her
best breaks in films to some associa-
ton with the phrase.
Today Ann is certain her role
opposite Bing Crosby in Paramount S
TOP O the Morning" will be land
mark for her since it's Irish from
top to bottom. She's costarred with
Bing and Barry Fitzgerald, which Is
quite an achievement for 20-year-
old girl, so it's no wonder Ann has
faith in old ireland, where her
mother was born in the City of
Dublin. '-
Four years ago, at 16, Ann had her
first screen test. 1t was a scene
from Peg O. My Heart" which is
as Irish as shamrock. She got a
contract. Earlier this year. she did
a benefit transcription with Bine
for Cardinal Spellman. Bing sug-
gested Ann sing 'Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-
Loo-Ra" with him on this record
used to boost a Catholic charity
campaign in New York. Impressed
by her singing voice, Bing later sug-
gested her for the current role. You
see. the girl in :"Top o. the Morn
ing" must sing with Crosby, the
tune being Thomas Moore's 1916
Irish air, "Oh, Tis Sweet to Think.
This puts Ann in select group OF
girls who have sung with the
crooner. In all of his 40 pictures
fewer than 10 girls have won that
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador Sealed Ver-
dict: LOS, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and GAS
pm.
Capitcl-"Larceny";; II am, las,
4:30, 7:l0 and 9:55 pm. Stage show
l, 3:45, $50 and s:55 pm.
Columbia-"Sahara";; IL, 3:25, $50
and 1915 pm.
Dupont-"Day of Wrath; lao,
3:25. $50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Hippodrome-"Henry the Fifth;
2, 4:30. z and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Race Street; HISS am,
1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and s:55 pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 2::3o and $3.50
pm.
Metropoiitan-"Johnny Belinda;
1880 am, !, 2:l0, 5:25, 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
Nationai-"Red Shoes; $50 and
$3.50 pm.
Palace-"Red River; Ills am.
las, 4::20, e:55 and ESQ pm.
Pix-"No Greater Sin; 2:25, 7::S5
and 1910 pm.
Playhouse-"Hamlet";; $50 and
$50 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am
Warner-"The Sealed Verdict;
II am, 1:10, $40, $50, 7:45 and
10 D m.
Evening star., 1948-11-09

about the production which will
play a prior-to-Broadway week at
Ford's, Baltimore, beginning next
Monday.
At least no production in recent
years mas carried heavier insurance.
Saturdays football on which the
neWsreels are doing better and bet
ter coverage, gets into the Trans
Lux on the following Tuesday after
noon. BY that time, the coast-to-
coast coverage is complete, a bit of
information this department found
out by belatedly calling the TIL
management yesterday.
Hundreds of football fans. II
seems, take look at the reels week.
ly. And with an eye sharpened by
what they know of the game as a
result of newspaper, radio and tele-
vision coverage.
Makes a man wonder if baseball is
the national pastime, after all.
X X
Day OF WRATH" the Danish pic
ture at the Dupont, is one more of
those cinema exhibits which proves
that critics pictures are not merely
critics pictures.
AS fascinatingly novel sample of
what screen fiction can be, it is
drawing a Washington patronage
which. unlike the pictures expert
ence in New York, does not need a
second go-around by the critics to
draw attention to 1t.
The second week for the picture
at the latest Lopert house is an
nounced today.
Il II
Extensions of the engagement of
Red Shoes" at the National Thea
ter come almost too fast to allow
the ink to dry on the last one.
The latest announcement says the
]. Arthur Rank production will now
stay indefinitely, with seats already
on sale through November q. The
original booking was for four weeks,
is now six, and will end no one
knows when.
Evening star., 1948-11-09

distinction. He usually solos. Dor
othy Lamour has been his most fire.
quent warbling partner, In four
road" pictures and two others.
Latest to feel the magic wand is
Rhonda Fleming who vocalizes with
Bing in "A Connecticut Yankee In
King Arthur's Court" and thereby
won a Paramount contract and a
costarring lead with Bob Hope in
Easy Does It."
Eve Arden, who once starred on
Broadway in the Ziegfeld Follies,
has just finished her first song for
the screen. She does her grooming
in Hal Wallis Bitter Victory" with
Diana Lynn playing the accom-
paniment. The tune is a western
ditty about a cowhand who turns
badman all on account of a dame
named Lou.
u X X n
Dan Daley has been hitch hiking
rides the past few days, awaiting ar
rival of his convertible from Dallas.
Dan, who drove to Dallas on sud-
den inspiration, flew back to Holly
wood when Goth Century-Fox noti-
fed him-through the police-that
he was wanted for rehearsals on
You're My Everything" the musi-
cal in which he is co-star with Anne
Baxter.
Flying back on the hurry call,
Daley telephoned friends in Dallas
to ship the car to him. He will be
walking and thumbing rides for at
least another week.
X n X X
Strangest assignment Of Ava
Gardner's career, she confessed,
Evening star., 1948-11-09

manages to escape II. his eScapee
is a rare and hard human, and fall
ure to point him out is a journal
istic remissness too rank to be toll
Grated.
That is where Miss Jean Dalrym-
ple comes In. Miss Dalrymple is
such a producer and she takes big
ads in the more important New
York papers every Sunday to
prove it.
Miss Dalrymple, a pretty, fragile
sort to the discerning eye,fis CO.
producer with Jed Harris of Jean
Paul Sartre's Red Gloves" which is
booked for New York on Decem-
ber s.
With more confidence than any
one in the theater has diplayed in
years, she is advertising mail Or
ders now accepted for first 20 weeks"
of the New York engagement.
Twenty weeks is virtually Broad
way season, but Miss Dalrymple is
quite unfeazed by that. To her there
is nothing brash about it. 1t is all
sound business and she is extremely
confident that, when the time ar
rives. the famed critics death
watch" will vote more than 20 weeks
OF life to- her production.
Diagnosticians of this refreshing
mental attitude point out that Miss
Dalrymple is operating from quite
q vantage point.
In the first place, she has Play
wright Sartre. who, if he failed with
his first New York offering, mo
Exit" managed brilliantly with the
second, The Respectful Prostitute"
Next, she has a brilliant asset in
Mr.. Harris, who will direct the play
as well as serve as co-producer. No
director in the theater can be as ex-
citing (among other things as Mr..
Harris, whose last conspicuous sue
cess was "The Heiress." Next to
taking out insurance with all the
big companies, there is nothing like
getting Harris to direct your play.
The third element in Miss Dali
rymple's confidence that Red
Gloves" will be the, theatrical event
of the season is the consent of
Charles Boyer to be the star Of the
Sartre play. Broadway has been
after Boyer ever since he first ar
rived in this country many years
ago. He stuck to the movies as
career, however, because he never
could make up his mind that the
plays offered to him were quite what
he wanted.
He continued in this attitude so
long, truth to tell, that few Amer
leans outside the theater realize he
ever was stage" actor OF course
he was. 1t was on the Paris stage
that he made his first reputation
With Sartre, Harris and Boyer,
Miss Dalrymple does not see how
RED Gloves" can miss.
A lot of others feel the same way
Evening star., 1948-11-09

Director Walter Lang insists
that ! wear them around the studio
and at home SO that I won't be
self-conscious when the picture
starts shooting" she said. "It was
q wise precaution because I've never
felt so immodest and uncomfortable
IN all my days. I've broken of my
fingernails tugging at the things
and torn the hem by pulling too
hard on silk dress"
+ X
Victor Mature. paying goth Gen.
tury-Fox visit, bumps into me on
set and gives me the latest hair
fashion notes from Mr.. Cecil B. De
Miles movie, Samson and Delilah. !"
Evening star., 1948-11-09

came from Robert Siodmak. direct
ing "The Great Sinner" Ava was
ordered to flirting lessons-1860
manner. Siodmak says the modern
girl isn't half as accomplished a
fiirt as her grandmother.
She's too direct, too straight
forward and too much on an equal
footing with men," he said.
X X X y
Miss Baxter, by the way, tells
friends she's suffering from skirt
pull-downitis" in preparation for
her role as flaming flapper of the
Clara Bow variety in you're My
Everything" She's wearing skirts
that end two inches above the knees.
Evening star., 1948-11-09

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1948-11-09

All bus schedules operate on Eastern
Standard Time.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Fearless Miss Dalrymple
Orders Big Ticket Supply
By Joy Cormody

Tepdaon occupationa disease Of theatrical producers
them decides
his desk instead of sensby sending back
steadily until
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by the daily critics
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THE MYSTERIOUS HAREM
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May beg you to follow me?"
he said. The Sheik Abdul-el-
Bedawi fears that there has been
a gross breach of hospitality. I
am Rasullah, his secretary"
A few minutes later, following
a promenade the direction of
which Phantas noted with care,
Rasullah drew some rich draperies
aside and opened a sliding door,
which looked like part of the pam
cling. Pray enter" he said.
II DON'T know just what ex-
pected," he confessed, but my
guesses, inspired by what l had
seen and heard already, probably
included golden throne, an exc
cutioner and a crowd of glitter
ing attendants. What l saw was
a fair-sized Office, with every kind
of up-to-date equipment. A large,
plain desk stood between the win
dows, a swivel chair behind it,
and a man with a gray mustache
and pointed beard stood I'D to
greet me. He wore ordinary Euro
pean morning dress. l might have
been interviewing a bank mana
ger. This was the Sheik Abdul-el-
Bedawi."
ABDUL's English, l gathered,
was as perfect as that of his Sec
retary. His apologies were pro-
fuse and, apparently, sincere. In
answer to a question, he stated,
with seeming regret, that Phan-
tas's pilot had been found dead in
the wreckage of his plane, ten
miles out in the desert. He ad-
mitted that certain elements of
his household were inclined to
grow turbulent during his abb
sence. and explained that he had
been to attend an important con-
ference and had taken with him
the more responsible members of
his staff. He was compelled to
leave again almost Immediately.
ALAS! These womenr he had
concluded, with a sad smile. II
believe you recognized one of
them as an old acquaintance"
There was no change of ex-
preston" Phantas said, no
change in the tone of his voice.
But misdirection is more than
half the art of legerdemain. and l
knew that was being suavely in
Wted to condemn myself, and
Charmain. to violent death. How
ever - it didn't come off. l shook
my head, staring at Abdul as if
bewildered. / answered angrily: