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Evening star., 1948-03-18
Mems Furnishings Reduced

500 Mems Shirts Cotton fabrics Stripes spread tab
tiona collars White broadcoh
Not style
400 Neces Rayon Assorted stripes and figure prints
rs Sports Shirts Plaids
lures Properly labeled for fabric content AL small
Now S385
so Pairs Gloves s1a
S. Now
80 Mittens Excellent
medium and large Were $3.50
W&I-The Mems Store,
Evening star., 1948-03-18

heart Of any civil rights program.
There can be no political freedom
without freedom from discrimina-
ton In employment"
Mr.. Rankin called the measure "A
dangerous piece of radical legisla-
tion, and one that violates those
great fundamental principles upon
which our Government is based"
1T should never be enacted into
law" he added.
Americans are using almost 30
per cent more oil products a year
than in 1899.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Misses Wool Suits Reduced

Is In tan Sizes 10 to 6 Were $2s75 Now $1s5
Raon Fales in black 10 Were
Tailored Gabrdnes
black Size 10 $55
Glen Plaid Baerina Types and brown Size
s37
Gabardines with gathered jacket black
s in tan is and s purple 10 to is beige
Were $5s75
Now
w&I-Afisses Suits
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Living Room Furniture Reduced

Beverage whebarrow
Sewing Painted $40
Wall Blue.
Wall
Wall Rack. Was S.
Set Was $l3975. 500
Wing Chair Maple Was $25
Pine Chest $64 so
Pine Table Was $37
Coffee Table Was $240 Now
Was $50.
Dinette Table Oak. Was S2750 SIS
Side yellow s1675
Occasional $138
Windsor Rocker Was $40 $40
End Table Wheat finish Was $26. Now
Lamp Table Wheat finish. Was $3.50
Coffee Table Was $6550
Coffee Table Was $23750
Pennsylvania Reduced "a
Cherry Side Chairs Set Was $l20.
Arm Chair.
Side Chair. $25.
Side $2950
High Stool.
Arm Chair. Pine Was $37 $3.50
Buffers
Blacksmith
Coffee Table Pine s35
Sugar
Chair. so
Room Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Ansco Photo Chemicals

6 Pinakoytol Green and Yellow, /
gram. Were 50. Now 25c
7 New Coccine, 10 grams. Were
81. Now Csc
l Sodium Acetate, l pound. Was
soc. Now 25c
2 Sodium Throcyanate, 2 ounces.
Were 29c. Now W--------~---2 $50
6 Hydroxylammine Hydrochlordie,
l ounce. Were $l.05. Now 25c
W&L-Cameras, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Mems Hats

35 Fur Felt Hats. Medium brown.
Tan bound edge and band. Sizes
6a4 to ~. Were $40. Now, $6.S5
IS Pairs Scuffers. Leather. Brown.
Cross strap. Sizes 6, 7 and 8 only.
Were $5.75. Now ---S1.65
W&L-The Mems Store,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Stationery Reduced

$50 Boxes Paper with novelty lined envelopes letter
note included White colors "a sheets "a envelopes
Specially priced,
50 Packages
rs Looseleaf
4s Packages package
Plain ruled
Group Folding
to sx10 Were S395 1896. $195 to $445
Racks
lis
Sets Chess Checkers
W&I-Stationery 4
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Bedroom Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Bedroom Vanities with Mirrors. Modern style.
Finish.
Mahogany Finish. $705o
Blonde Finish sl55o $40.
Walnut Finish $128.
Blonde Mahogany Finish Was $50 75 Sass
Solid Vanity s3o5o $50
Mahogany Century
Mahogany Vanity 18th Century $40
Dresser Modern style blond mahogany finish Was s7o Now
$50
Boudor Modern style $50 Now
$3.50
Boudor Chair Blue floral cotton $3.50 $25
Boudo Chair. Turquoise cotton $40 ow-----$fs5o
Cherry Was $3 Now-----$ls.5e
Wing Chair Channel back $40 SIS
1880
Modern style cotton Was s1s
Mirrors Mahogany frame Were $3.50 Now $S75
Walnut $3.50.
Mahogany frame s25. SIS
Wall Mirror. Mahogany frame. Was SIS Now
Wall Mirrors Maple frames. Were $40. Now
Mahogany finish $3.50
Storage SLOT $50
mirror
W&I-Bedroom Furniture Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Actor Notes
Problems
Dy NE Assoeiofsd Press
HOLLYWOOD.

. ...-... HOLLYWOOD.
After rs years on stage and screen,
Raymond Massey is feeling sorry
for the youngsters In the business.
'The New York stage is the same
old vicious circle" he said. "You
can't get . job unless you've had
experience, and you can't get ex-
perience without job. It makes
my blood boil every time L hear
about the difficulty young actors
have in finding an opportunity to
follow their profession"
Cheaper in England.
It's a little. easier in Hollywood
and in England, he believes. Holly
wood has the movies, as well as
little theaters, and England has
many more stage shows than
America because they cost far less
to produce. In the last 10 years,
said Massey, production costs on
the English stage have risen only
Is per cent.
Even Massey himself finds it hard
to believe that he once played a
black-faced act in London cab
aret. That was in his early acting
days. He spent Sunday and any
other days off directing or working
in the cabaret. Several years be-
fore he entered British pictures he
was a recognized director on the
English stage.
Bringing London Hit.
Massey is scheduled to bring the
London stage success, people Like
U.s." to New York next year. He
owns the theatricaI rights to the
novel :, Hanging Judge by Bruce
Hamilton, and plans to produce and
direct play version In london
next spring.
On his acting agenda is the forth
coming British film, ~Ifle Promo
tion Of the Admiral," about a British
admiral captured by the Americans
in the War Of 1872 y o.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Barbara May Get
Break at Last;
Other Notes
By SheiIoh Grohom

Barbara Lawrence, the beautiful
blond starlet at Goth Century Fox,
has been testing for the lead with
Cary Grant in Il Was a War Bride. -
If she gets it, Barbara will be a full
f1edged star. They have been groom
ing her quietly at the studio, just
for a break like this, for the past
year.
Robert Taylor and Robert Leon
ard, two of the biggest practical
jokers in the business-they both
are masters of the hotseat and the
hotfoot-aow are working together
with Leonard directing Bob. It's
very funny, watching them sparring
for a gag opening. There's chair
on their set with a hole in the seat
through which heated nail traps
the unwary!
Frank Sinatra tells me that his
youngsters are coming along nicely
from the grooming point of view
Daughter Nancy, aged eight, now
Is getting singing and piano lessons
at her own request, says frankie
Cornell Wilde, on the set of "Ths
Lovers" tells me If the Bad Lore
Byron" picture, just finished b!
Evening star., 1948-08-22

dates rate being given the expen-
sive movie tests.
No actress ever had more en-
barrassing, or more effective, movie
test than Dale Evans. After drift
ing from one studio to another, get.
ting nowhere, Dale finally was
rushed to Republic one day as q
prospect for Roy Rogers leading
woman in Technicolor Western.
They took Dale out to the corral
and stood her at the. very rear OF
Trigger, the famous Roy Rogers
mount. Then the makeup people
proceeded to dye Dale's hair to
match the color of Triggers tail
When the proper shade was reached
they shot the test film.
1t was gorgeous. Dale got the
job, became Rogers leading woman
in the series and is now his wife
However, she is no longer obliged to
match hair with Trigger.
CReleased by the North American
Newspaper AllianceD
Evening star., 1948-08-22
They Fear Nothing,
If Morgan Does 1t
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

I1SLbx WOAJD.
Actors like Enrol Flynn, wayno
Morris. Bob Ryan. Sonny Tufts ant.
Bruce Bennett are afraid of moth
ing-So long as Bob Morgan will do
1t for them.
Bob has been a stunt, man in
Hollywood since he got out Of the
Navy.
Il do 1t all for the baby and the
little woman" he explained dra-
matically on the Strike It Rich"
set. ID,
Seriously, I don't know an easier
way to make $4,000 a year than by
falling off horses and diving out of
flaming buildings" he added. "And
I haven't been hurt-yet."
The little woman" is Helen
Crlenkoyich. She's far more famous
than her husband. Bob Kiputh, Yale
swimming coach, has called her "the
greatest woman diver of all time"
She holds nine national diving
titles, including those for the 33-foot
platform and the 10-foot board.
They have a daughter, 18 months
old
Evening star., 1948-08-22

sydney Box in England, is a sue
cess-"I won't do my own Lord
Byron story for a long time. But
if it isn't-thereIl still be room
for my production" Cornell and his
wife, Pat. go to Toyan Bay for a
vacation when they finish THE
Lovers"
Linda Darnell's sister, Montey
takes to the rodeo again this fall
with Roy Rogers. Montey, who is
very pretty. does not want to be
movie star-she prefers to work
with horses.
Claudette Colbert has worn the
same short hair bob for the past 20
years. Now she finds she's slap
bang in hair fashion again!
Released by North American
Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1948-08-22
She Likes This HOLLYWOOD

vited him back stage for a little chat
The demure Miss Pearson came
to Hollywood, of course, just as many
another. But the deal! Her con-
tract gave her script approval, di-
rector approval and even producer
approval, in case Selznick didn't
produce personally. For year she
enjoyed these financial fruits with
out a single picture assignment
Then she got bored.
What are you grabbing about?"
Selznick demanded. You're get
ting more than Ingrid Bergman
got when she left my studio" (The
Pearson stipend was $4,000 a week.
So Miss Pearson bowed out, to
hunt greener fields. Roberts Pro-
ductions snapped her up, for Tuck
er's People," with John Garfield, at
Enterprise. She's working in that
film now. And she says the switch
was well worth while. Her contract
calls for one picture year for 10
years. More than that, she doesn't
have to make even one in the second
and fourth year. Says Miss Pearson,
in conclusion:
II think I like this town"
Evening star., 1948-08-22
TOdav's Schedules

lOQdy OCllCuulCS
ABASSADOR-Iife With Father" 515 725 and s40
cAPITo-A Date With judy" $780, 42o ITO and 10 stage
shows: 3:35, 6:25 and $40 pm.
coLUMBIAHaters Castle" l;2o $50 5s5 7:4o and e:45 pm
HIPPODRoME- -"Lucreia Borgia": 205 $40 and 1885
KEITSr Bandngs Builds His Dream House." 125 $685. b25,
TBS and 9:25 pm.
IITTIE-"Paglacci": 1885, 4:25 e:15 pm.
Country and the Woman" 1885, 345 645
745 and $50 pm.
PAIACEThe Walls Of Jericho L. 310 520 730 and 940
PIx-"Henry the Eighth" 1lo 40 and s:l5 pm
RELATIONSHIPS Pearl" l. 245 4:30 6:20 8:05 and 955
TRANs-LUx-News shorts. Continuous from pm.
WARNER-Iife With Father" l. $685. 5:15 7:25 and 940
Coming Attractions
AMBASSADOR-"Pital," with Dick Powell.
CAPITO-A Southern Yankee with Red Skelton starting Thurs
COLUMBIA-"The Paradine Case" with Gregory Peck
DUPONT-La Boheme with Louis Jourdan sartin We'd
nesday.
HIPPODRodE-"Lost Horizon" with Ronald Coman.
KEITHS-'The Velvet Touch" with Rosalind Russell.
IITTI.E-Iovers Return" with Louis Jouvet.
with Dorothy Lamour starting
Thursday
PAIACE-"The Time OF Your Life" with James Cagney
Guy" starting Tuesday.
PAYHoUsEThe Brothers, with Patricia Roc, starting Wedne
WARNER-"Pitfall" Powell
Evening star., 1948-08-22
It's Professional Interest
By Howard G. Heyn

guarded but Cary lives much OF the
time in his permanent dressing
room on the RKO lot. He has beer
saying for years that he yearns fol
a oetween-flm hideaway on 6
hillside near San Francisco.
His First Protege.
An attorney handles his financia
affairs and a secretary, Frank
Horne, is his almost constant com
panion. Grant says he hates COM
mercial transactions "and any kind
of envelope with a window in 1T,
tear those up" Nonetheless, there
are those who hold that he is smart
about business.
Admirers who take Grants screer
personality seriously might expect
him to sponsor, in pictures, only the
most glittering kind of glamourpuss
Betsy is his first protege. And Betsy
at first glance, is rather plain.
She has, however, the kind o.
face that grows in interest. Seen &
second or third time, she become.
increasingly attractive. She is re.
tiring and soft-spoken, yet full!
self possessed.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
" ,hs Associated press
HOLLYWOOD.

Stage Actress Beatrice Pearson has
parlayed a dozen doughnuts into
the smartest pair of deals this movie
town has seen in years.
Veteran film players who profess
to know something about ironclad
contracts are beginning to wonder
If they should take few lessons
from this newcomer.
Miss Pearson, blond and baby
faced, is well known on Broadway.
She replaced Margaret SULLIVAN in
The Voice of the Turtle" and dis
tinguished herself in such produc-
tions as "Neptune's Daughter" and
Mermaid Sings" As usual, a screen
producer saw her on the stage and
was deeply impressed. The producer
was David o. Selznick, and Beatrice
tells the rest of the story this way:
The enthusiastic Selznick rushed
out to buy her flowers after a per-
formance. But the shops were
closed. All he could find were a
dozen doughnuts. He sent those,
Beatrice was delighted. She in
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Peggy Pares Pounds
Nv &h. Asser;a,>1 pvsss
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Still a juvenile, Peggy Ann Gar
rier already is waging the battle
of the weights. Stardom and three
square meals a day just don't &c
together, to say nothing of ice cream
sodaS-
Peggy, only 16, had to lose II
pounds in a week for her role ir
THE Big Cat" an outdoor drama
She shed the extra poundage ir
the prescribed time, by means of 9
rigorous campaign Of exercises anc
diet outlined by her physician.
But I sure know now how, .
jockey feels" she groaned.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Learns as He Earns
By the Associated Press

Jacques Tourneur, Paris-born d.
rector, has never seen an American
football game. 1t was almost in
evitable that he'd be chosen to
direct Interference" a movie about
professional elevens.
RKO had to call in Bob Snyder
head coach Of the Los Angeles
Rams, to teach Tourneur gridiron
fundamentals. And Snyder admits
readily that he never had a pupil
with less idea what it was all about
But Snyder won.
The studio also engaged Ed Kotal
the Rams scout, as technical ad-
wiser. Kotal was to watch for errors
in the story.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Shelley Sneaks IN
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Yvonne De Carlo got the part
Shelley Winters wanted in "Criss
Cross" But Miss Winters Slipped
into the picture anyway. When
Director Robert Siodmak shot q
crowd scene at the Los Angeles Un-
ion Depot, she mingled with the
extras.
Siodmak was a bit embarrassed
when he recognized her In ths
rushes.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD is talking about Cary
Grant and Betsy Drake.
Betsy, a girl from the stage, is the
newest subject among those who
concern themselves with Grants
personal affairs Betsy is his new
leading lady, in film titled Every
Girl Should Be Married" sS~'
Grant maintains, with emphasis
that his interest in Betsy is purely
professional. But the bolder bab-
blers aren't peddling any of that.
Cary, now A, has never discussed
his heart throbs publicly. About
25-year-old Betsy he said:
"She has a great deal of talent
She has wealth of charm. Every
body on this picture loves her.
met her in England, where she was
appearing in Deep Are the Roots,
and I met her again aboard shlI
on the way home.
She Works Hard.
"She hadn't made any pictures II
Hollywood but I thought she wa
committed to Producer Hal Wallis
When she told me that this associa'
ton had been terminated intro
duced her to Dore Schary (ther
head of production at RKO) and tx
Don Hartman (producer-directo)
who was looking for newcomer
for Every Girl Should Be Married.
She has worked very hard in hel
role and 1 think she has done al
excellent job"
Grant, the light comedy expert
who works well opposite almost any
type of leading lady, gets along JUS
as easily off the screen. He main
tains attractive bachelor quarters II
Beverly Hills. His address ane
telephone number are CAREFUL!
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Profit in Packages
Summer Theaters' Best Box Office Bets
Prove Play Is Not the Thing
By Joy Cormody

years many Hamets ago.
Shakespeare wrote his immortal observation that the play the
quite right went he went only
far 1916 and this 1948.
Between a which even so
spred prophet Shakespeare could
piled spilled the face of gigantic land
called America developed the leisure and
found the to build mammoth industry called recreation
turned out to be the summer theater
The theater, institution with roguish heart
place in which the play is not the thing
Play Hasn't Counted.
This has been good yearn the Washington the
yea-for the drama Yet from Ognqut
La Jola Calf the play virtually nothing
success.
Smart enrepreneurs, of which the oheys
one have realized the profits packages what
few key players perhaps full old which
happens to be suitable for the display the personality
perhaps his acting style The personality plus the ideal
but the former well get along without the latter
in pinch.
weeks right that Of Edward Everett Horton Spngtme
Henry 1t is one of the great staples of the summer thater
standard the baking
Grafton twisting figure
tutes the staff of life Of such enterprises
No Betrayal of Shakespeare.
Mr. Skinner producers one
meets in the country or in town. has feeling berayng Shake
in booking Edward Everett Horton in three something
that only vaguely represents play at all.
What else do9" he asks People want
This, is entertainment. those parking
lot the getting them. play audience
and you are absolutely right Which would rather
At time, oneys buyer under no
illusions that "springme Henry
w. Levy His taste which good better your
informs him that the farce
talented peonab comedian his
three
"Springme for Henry which makes pretene
thing but show displaying the abilities specialist
is the almost pefect specimen of the package show
first place. enduring
of all attractions travelling the
"bg" and have been for more than dozen years.
From the standpoint of its has everything
mend it. The central character mddleaged
Dewlp has life of which, beyond question
is the phenomenon most interesting heater audiences
is at its when leisure
time, which that Horizons rch Happily
rich
Character Plus the Comedian.
AL Horton found himself
Dewlp make the basic character
drama perfection addition big thing play
expanded contracted the
the STAR Should the other not be enjoying himself fully
the play be approximately half
hand if they completely rapport may
down until nearly midnight The long version
in demand and Horizons stock of variations
keeping It fresher similar
The play ideal in another Of namely
overtime not and Horton
surround himself with costly actorsand capable
than he had twice members
He in perfect position to make Sprngme Henry"
great package show of its time the that thing
which nevertheless takes fundamental
entertainment,
Evening star., 1948-08-22

and on their own. Her husband,
the old-time Western star, Fred
Thomson, died when the boys, Fred
and Richard, were / and 2 years
old. She brought them up. Fred is
married now; Richard, in the Navy,
is 20, and engaged.
so now" she said, "I'm going
back to California and write the
story of my family in Napa Valley.
Then I'm coming to New York to
live. That's where I've always
wanted to live. I love It,"
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Better Than New
By the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Jody and Mary Bula Selstrom,
Enieces of Esther Williams, have
found a new way to raise money
for their Girl Scout troop. They
gather up all Of Esthers old bath
ing suits and sell them I'd fans.
"They bring more than new SUITS"
said Jody.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

BOUND BROADWAY-Arthur plays the leading
role In the production OF Arthur Wing Peos popular
farce "The Magstrate in the Heaters briefly
before going to Broad,oay in the autumn opens Tuesday
night at the Olney to through nert Sunday night The
decorative young the period costumes
Sargent ~ plays Charlotte the reutuaI OF the Pero
comedy and Polly RoaDles Agatha
Evening star., 1948-10-15
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