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Cooper, as Capt. Christopher Hol-
den, illustrates the role OF the aris-
tocratic Virginian in this creative
process. Miss Goddard, as the
spirited bond slave who winds ur
in his arms, makes it clear that
there was no time then for class
distinctions.
The ceaseIess motion Of the Pal
aces picture begins with a sequence
on an English cargo boat in which
fiery Miss Goddard is auctioned of
to the highest bidder who turns out
to be Cooper instead of the leering
Da Silva. That sets the basic tri-
angle of "Unconquered," but with
the Indian wars coming up, audi
ences have just enough time to be
titillated by it.
The next meeting of the three is
on the frontier where Capt. Holden
at the behest of Col. George Wash
ington and Indian Commissioner
Johnson, is en- route to talk peace to
the combined tribes. Fort Pitt Is the
farthest outpost on his journey and
his mission is enormously compli-
Gated at that point by his discovery
that Da Silva is holding the girl
prisoner and Is actually fomenting
the Indian uprising.
Cooper, who has been thoroughly
trained in it, is every inch q De
Mile hero. Instead of making his
choice between the patriotic mission
and the high spirited bond slave, he
decides to give them a simultaneous
whirl. This involves an intolerable
amount of action, hand-to- hand
battles with the traitorous whites
and their Indian stooges, misunder-
standings with the girl along with
Evening star., 1948-01-08

for Abigail, Dear Heart and aMr
Peabody and the Mermaid"
Jack Carson has asked his War
ner bosses for some time on In Feb
ruary because he wants to take his
radio show to three different cities
In the east. That Is what Bob Hope
believes In doing, too. Carson will
get the time he wantS-if he Is not
in the middle Of filming "John
Loves Mary"
When Tyrone Power took Linda
Christian to Daryl zanuck's recent
party, there were four Of her former
beaus present! But there was no
incident" because Linda keeps on
good terms with all her boy friends
present and former. That's quite
an art!
Rita Hayworth gets IS close-ups
In "Tl1e Loves of Carmen" Is this
a record? And speaking OF Rita,
Nan Wynn, Rita's former voice
double, has received big movie offers
from every wajor studio.
Esther williams has finished her
book titled, "Or Would You Rather
Be Fish," and 1t will be published
within a month or so. One chapter
tells you how to pick a swim suit!
Bandleader Johnnie Johnston
and Kathryn Grayson have been
married now for four months. "And
the only thing we want now" says
Kathryn, sis a huge family of
children" She probably will get
them because her sisters and broth
ers all have lots and lots Of children.
One brother has seven!
June Allyson is wondering where
Dick Powell Is going to take her.
For Christmas he gave her five
pieces of luggage and a big trunk!
Ann Blyth finally gave in and
dyed her brown hair bright yellow
for her mermaid role in "Mr. Pea
body and the Mermaid" It seems
Evening star., 1948-01-08

must be entertained by the mans
mastery of his formula.
In adding UP to the colossal, "Un-
conquered" has every De Mile in
gredient. It is scenically over
powering, its story is one of those
cyclonic tales Of love and war and
empire building, and in one of the
more spicy asides of the heroine,
Paulette Goddard, she is publicly
scrubbed in an fashioned wood
en- wash tub. AS hero Of the opus,
Gary Cooper is more nobly droll
or drolly noble than since last he
was a De Mile workman. and the
next villain to equal the evil of
Howard Da Silva is now being
dreamed up for the masters sequel
to his present work
'Unconquered" is no candidate
for the Academy Award, but it is
an unabashed yearner for x million
dollars worth of audience attention,
which it almost certainly will get.
The one chance for a change in the
De Mile formula is that some time
1t will fail to work. After some 80
years that is most unlikely.
"
De Miles aim in "Unconquered"
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.
stage.
acknowledgements: $50 pm

StdkCs
NATIONAL -"Carousel": $50 pm
Screen.
Ambassador - MY Wild Irish
Rose; LOS, 3:15, $40, 1880 and
9:45 pm.
Capitol-"If Winter Comes; II
am, 1:45, 4:3O, 7:15 and 10 pm
Stage shows: l, 3:45, $50 and 9:15
pm.
Columbia-"Where There's Life;
II am, 1880. 2:40, 4:30, $40, 8:1(
and 10 pm.
Hippodrome-"I Know Where I'm
Going; 2:15, 4:05, 5:55, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
,Keith's - Tycoon; 1890 am.
12:45, 3, Sis, 7:3o and 9:45 pm.
Little-"The Great Mr.. Handel"
11:35 am, 1:40, 3:45, 5:55, 7:45 and
$40 pm.
Metropolitan - "The Prince Of
Thieves; 1855 am, 1850, $3.50, $50
7:50 and $50 pm.
Palace - "Unconquered";; 1885
am, 1885, 4:10, $50 and $50 pm
Pix-"Good Girls Go to Paris;
2:55, 5:25, 7:50 and 1918 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"My Wild Irish Rose;
II am, ITO, 3:15, 5:25. 7:35 and
1850 pm.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Final Fish Story
BY the Associated Press
HOIIYWf

HOLLY WOOD.
Film Actor John Wayne tells
with a perfectly straight face. what
his friends hope will be the final
fish story Of the year:
Wayne, Ward Bond, Henry Fonda
and John Ford were fishing in Mex
leo: Fonda and Wayne cast their
lines at the same moment. Fonda s
was baited for swordf1sh but
Wayne's carried only a multiple
hooked lure for bait. Fonda landed
a fish and Wayne felt strong tug
on his own line.
More than an hour later Wayne
hauled in a big marlin. The lure
by sheer luck (and even Wayne
bushes little as he tells it, had
caught the air hole in the f1sh's
sword,
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Georgetown U. GIee Club
To Sinq at Gonzuqu Hiqh

The Georgetown University Glee
Club will make its annual appear
ance before the Gonzaga Parents
Association at pm. tomorrow al
Gonzaga High School.
The concert will include chora
arrangements from musical come
dies by Romberg and Gershwin ano
medley of Georgetown songs.
Evening star., 1948-01-08

This is banner year for Andrea
King. She will be making three
movies all at the same time-the
latest is "The Great Gatsby" with
Alan Ladd. She's already signed
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Aiding the Indians
Dy The Asseeiafsd Press

HOLLYWOOD.
It didn't take Hollywood long to
Jump on the Indian bandwagon.
News that impoverished Navajos
IN Arizona and New Mexico faced
q winter Of hunger and privation
inspired immediate relief measures
here, and also inspired Produced
jeffrey Bernerd to, announce that
his next picture will be Return of
the Navajo"
He said that he will 60 to the
Indian country next month to
gather story material, and that he
is trying to get Anthony Quinn to
head the cast. Quinn played the
Indian In Bernerd,s BLACK Gold"
Evening star., 1948-01-08

that mermaids are always blond.
Hollywood painters, which In
cludes Merle Oberon, Cornell Wilde,
Linda Darnell, Van johnson, Jeanne
Grain and Gary Cooper, to name q
very few, are being given the photo
graphic works by Life Magazine.
It will be interesting to see some
OF their masterpieces.
Released By North American Neyspaper
AilianeaA
Evening star., 1948-01-08
De Mile Reaffirms Title
AS Apostle of Colossal
By Jay Cormody

Life may not be the thing Of grandeur that Cecil De Mile pictures
Its nadequacy Unconquered" the Palace De Mile
excerpt from Colonial history another Of those epcay
which his challenged claim
refuse
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Church Guild to Show Film

The Chancel Guild Of the Church
Of the Holy City, Sixteenth and 6
streets NV, will present color pic
lures Of the Canadian Rockies al
8 pm. tomorrow. The public Is In
vited.
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is to turn out a vivid portrait of
the inviolable spirit that built


America.
What set the producers imagina-
tion afire in this instance was Neil
H. Swanson's novel of how 1t was
when the white colonists and the
red Indians were fighting it out
around Fort Pitt. There was small
assurance then that life and love
would survive the next few minutes,
but, as De Mile says, the uncon-
querable spirit of the colonists took
care of that. "Unconquered," in its
turn, takes care of them, monu-
ment in Technicolor worthy of its
subject.
This exciting sweep of history is
channeled into a number of merely
human lives in order to make its
meanings clear in "Unconquered." !"
Evening star., 1948-01-08

''UNcoNoUERED," Paramount Picture
produced and directed by Cecil B. De Mile.
screenplay by Charles Bennett, Frederic M.
Frank and Jesse Lasky, IT., based on the
novel by Neil II. Swanson. At the Palace.
THE CAST.
Capt Christopher Holden Gary Cooper
Abby -l- Paulette Goddard
Garth Howard da Silva
Guyasuta-chief Of the Senecas,
Boris Karloff
Jeremy Love -~--- Cecil Kellaway
John Fraser Ward Bond
Hannah - Katherine de Mile
Capt Steele Henry Wilcoxon
Lord Chief Justice Sir c. Aubrey Smith
Capt. Simeon Ecuyer Victor Varoni
Diana Virginia Grey
Leach - Porter Hall
Bone Mike MaZurki
Col. George Washington Richard Gaines
Mrs. John Fraser Virginia Campbell
1t. Fergus Mckenzie ------ Gavin Muir
Sir William johnson .--- Alan Napier
Mrs. Pruitt Man Sunderland
Sioto-Medicine Man - Marc Lawrence
Evelyn Jane Nigh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

RroAz srtoas came ~ AaAsa Wallace considered
toa In tAs RxsaH . ~tyPsal"
Hsnry ausksd aaA him 10 answering my question
He FSphea that ~AarSS here ssaaNsIRa pe- Which
showed how he stood watA the sSaorsa VS'srA
presidential poll Thought Minneapolis
sOmsmss altar talking Henry awhile
told Am knew about the poll because wrote Cor tAs payer
Incidentally had pinned h bach Of print
lAr told Mr. Wallace sAoSSAs would clear the air 10
would SomAng about y The sAss made against As past
BY Granger Urban secretary and BY
syndSasSd SOOnnist Victor Risssl Of the N. Y Post
Wallace saa he dAa1 neW anything Aboae the charges and
turned 10 ALs campaign manager c n Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin wallAOsS past record stood for itself
OppSd back and asked wAs what about the additional Granger
charges raasy rghs dslsgStON
nj Negro leaders when he Vice PTSsidsatf
AaIA had an sDDolatnsas ana waS IN BARRY Cy rsportsdy
had a sSs 10 him In Ah Sa" several d@ss Su' AsaHr been
sUsessnfaL)
But was Baldwin who applied beans By AnnOunslus
MR.. BstAuns has made statement about that"
hadn't any As knew ArS BsthuRs
delegation he also knew what the full list Of charges because
they all In the story.
Mr. Wallace stating sAnsmOaOu,lys
Let's EOrsSa past and lssh the future"
his records AarOd perfect wAans does he 70
forget" fort
Ms,AlnA. Henry Wallace politically lnsGAoA Its impossible
tell which direction he'll sAggsr OF In nsKI Hes drunk sOO from
QuAE Oal Of the with drinking companions who
would rAAr him mickey nnn than him sober
In last weeks edition Of The Mail Minneapolis new weekly paper
Of got up Page yarn
with two column head informed us "WOmans Complaint Jas aH
FsndA" described by the the lead - sOd
tale involved whs gal who INDUCED bedroom ShsnSngAns with
H1 white all Of whom jailed charges Of 'wd and indie"
cent eOndaet"
On Page SsOlunn "POlss Raids
Bare Story Of Illicit Love-"
This Opsnod a. foll0ws;
The don't make pleasant reading.
pOcswOmsn dSsssv and federal Agsnta hardened
Sordd Of immortality and crime wondered what could done about
conditions up
again story drug addIstOns
larceny and immoral conduct
"SOms Of the principals In the ArrSstS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

License APPlied FoVi Mr.. RSGl.
nAld Allen. CSC Emerson Ave. Ne.
and Mina Jeanne Cannon, zoe Car
roll Ave. S. Paul, applied for .
marriage license this week,
Mira. Jaek PaFs@Na, TOO oak Lake.
honOr@d hsr husband with . birth.
day party at their home. Monday,
March 1.
TIE StAFllt Hear Ten club met
Wednesday. Feb, rs. a. 1901 CllR-
ton Ave-. So. n YES the fret per-
feetly attended meeting since the
club started Ia new year In Fshru-
airy. Il hopes not The lAGti supper
vas served.
Mr.. and MrN. J, =, Carter, 1899
18th Ave, No, gave . birthday
party for their three ySar-old
granddaughter, ROsAiiRd Louise
Freeman. Sunday. Feb, 20. she ~.
cslVSd many lovely gtfta. Tier
mother, Mrs. Gladys r. Freeman.
was hOstsas assisted by MrS. Ward
Bell. Children present were Lon
nile Lee EilIA, Bert williams, Gall
MAruhAll. Ronald Lee Bsll. MsEi-
anne PSlAford. Rita Jean Davis,
Ward Bell. Jr, Harry Davis. j..
JAcQusllns MAySs, Patricia Harper.
Barbara Jean Harper, adults pres.
sat were MmsS. Elizabeth MOoFS.
Ora William. Charlotte Davis.
AlOnAO Ellis, Kathryn HArpeF, and
Glsts were sent by Mines, virRinla
Curtis, and EstsllS Boyd.
Mra. HALLE Kills. Of IG90 Weaver
g.. Selma, Ala. viii make her home
In tho city with relatives, She 10
living with her daughter, Mrs, Ger.
trnde whIteI her GOn, Mr., Leroy
EllIS, and her sIntsr, Mra, Mary
MIrSs. all Of Ssss Clinton Ave, 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

MIRA Bertha DaFDSana Of I.os
Angeles, Calf, spent several days
this weekend - the house guest of
bar nephew, Mr. Willis d, Gates. OOa
N. bryant She 10 also the aunt IL
Mr.. Arthur Gatea, 1919 0'DFisa
Place. and Mrs, Celeste Burrows.
1900 nth Ave. So. MrS. DaFDenns
has also Waited Ia Mobile, Ala, New
Orleans, La. Kansas City, No., and
Dos Moinsa, Iowa. In her two
months trip abe will also visit IN
Seattle and SpOkAns. Wash.
The g. Thomas sodAllly met a
s. Thomas church Tuesday,
March 2.
Mira. Bertha stAFkn, aa0T Fourth
Ave, So, IL q patient al General
Hospital where she IL recovering
from pneumonia.
Mr.. Charles WAEReF, SeSe Fifth
Ave, 3d.. was host 81 y surprise
birthday party for hln wife, Mrs.
Ida Wagner, Monday March !.
Present were Mr.. and Mra, Bryant
GrtgNby, Mr. and Mrp, Thomas
JohnsonI Mmoa. Beatrice canalua,
llea FrAAlSF, Mary Patrick and Ida
wade, MsaaEa. pennlK and Sidney
Anderson. DR.. and Mru, w, D.
brown and MrS, I,slla Smith sent
Rlfts but could not attend.
The Auxiliary 10 the BscP win
meet al Phyllis whSatlsy Tuesday,
March 0. at TIs0 pm, All members
are urged 10 BE- present
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

Feb, -, for their monthly business
meeting,
MFa. Grace BayulAgSr. at1s
Fourth Ave, So. has been confined
10 her home with q tooth infection
for the past three weeks.
leap Year BahyI Ne. and Mira.
Lnthsr Galbrealh. s6Sa Firth Ave.
So. are the parents Of . baby boy
born On Leap Year Day, Feb. -.
TIE days. youngest bachelor
weighed seven pounds and nine
ounces and has been named Luther
Miles, JE he was born al Mater
nifty HOspltAl.
Mrs. Laura Carter and grand
daughter, Mildred Wlwgsngtoa Of
Chicago we're here 10 attend the
funeral service of Mr., Tom Jones,
They were the house guests 81 Mra,
Nellie Walker. Seis Fourth Ave
So, aud isft for hOms March Z,
TIE Boahsr T. waahlnHt0a Study
Club met at the home Of MFs, Nellie
walker. s6ls Fourth Ave. &c., Tues.
day, March 3,
MrA, Mary JSasa, apaa Third Ave,
Io., foil Monday, March I, and broke
her arm.
~ Thomas sodallsy will give .
Lsntsn tea Sunday, March Z, In the
undsrcFoft Of tho church. The hOurs
are from 4 20 7 p, m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

Rev. W. III. BArbss left March .
for Denver. Col. TO BE- at tho bed
side Of his brother. Mr.. H. Z.
BaTbss who 10 IN. His stay win Be
indefinite.
TAs Sewing Cirels Of the Con-
grsgatiOnal Church Of God In
Christ met with Mrs. Pearl Nevis,
276o Clinton, Wednesday afternoon,
March 3. Luncheon was served.
Michael Thomas celebrated Mn
fourth birthday Saturday, Feb. %,
with . party In the Social Room
at 1901 Bryant Ave. No. He IL the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Thomas. 1904 Bryant Ave. No.
Little friends present were Bert
and LAuries williams, Barbara
Jean Hammond. Connie Mccoy,
Carol Ann WsStbury. Cynthia Mar.
shall. Jaequslins Thomas, Marvs
10 walton. Lois Grigsby, Sherry
Wright, Norman Wsstbury, and
Ronald WestbuTy; adults were Mr.,
and Mrs. Matt Hammond, Mines.
Rogiana Wright JAequslins Mar
shall, Ora Williams, and Idslla
Grigsby; and Msssrs. Alexander
Walton, Vincent Wsstbury. Those
who sent gifts but couldn't come
were Prince Tyler. Jr., Dickis and
Douglas Kelly. and Clyde ScroR.
gins, Jr.
Miss Dorothy PisrsoA. dauEhtsr
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierson,
1901 Bryant Ave. No, Is q patient
at General Hospital.
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Social and Personal

Mr.. Luther Payne 6S7h Olson Blvd, left Saturday. Feb
~ for Kansas City, No. whore he helped his mother celebrate
her birthday Sunday He win be gone for several weeks
Mrs. Vernon Young, S426 Fifth Ave- SO has been IN nc
her home for the past ten days.
The RATS the undercrofL Of the church Sunday,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

dawn last Friday morning 70 attend an . am. prsss
conference for Henry Wallace at the RAdssOn hotel
in Minneapolis.
l have not yet seen the working press Of the
Twin Cities get the meat grinder after Waiting poll
TEXANS a. Justify Of the boys In the larger
cities do. No got the meat grinder after Henry
lAst Friday. vas persistent on . couple Of Ocea.
EiOnS IL vas only because I was trying 70 get some
Information / Was trying 70 get it. Henry wasn't
fer" giving IL We didn't do 80 well. the two Of us
MARI HAlloran Of the Minneapolis Star
opened the session By asking Mr.. Wallace hls
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WAY SEE
~ nell DlDS0A RUSSEu

hAS been the policy Of this eEciBs
print and avoid him whsn have doubts
like to give him chance clear those doubts he able
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

SGs Anokm0B sunday
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church win SpOnsOr q LSntsn Tea
at the UndsrcrOft Of the church,
Sunday, March z. from 4 to Z pm.
The public IL invited 10 attend.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
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PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP assures
your child of wonderful. never-to-be- for
gotten camp experiences l50-acre farm;
pony riding, swimming, creative arts and
age groups for boys and girls: hot lunches;
daily tranSp.; overnight camping. Litera-
ture mailed upon req. RUTH PARSONS,
Director, 94O1 Ga. ave. NV, SH 1874.
HOME WITH LOVING CARE for those who
need it; retired people welcome. LU. 1854.
REST HOME-Vacancy; semipvt. on End
A.. tray and nursing service. SH 4OS1