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Evening star., 1948-07-17
Special Church
Announcements

18th Street Christian-A congre-
gational meeting will follow the
morning service tomorrow.
Congress Heights Baptist-A sup.
erintendent of the Sunday School
and director of the Training Union
will be elected at a business meet
ing July 81.
John Wesley A. NJ. E. Z.-Dr. A. A
Crooke will be the guest speaker al
II am. tomorrow.
Third Baptist-A musical program
will be presented at $3.50 pm.
First Colored Baptist-A rally viii
be held at 7:30 pm, sponsored by
the Girls Guild.
Chinese Community-A Daily Va.
cation Bible School will open at 9:3t
a m. Monday at 1011 L street NV
and continue two weeks.
First Congregational-The Rev
Hubert Beckwisth will preach at II
m. tomorrow on The Ultimate
Test"
Lincoln Congregational DR.
Joseph Stein, superintendent of the
Middle Atlantic Conference of Con-
gregational Christian Churches, East
Orange, N. j., will preach tomorrow
morning on ITO All Who Care About
Tomorrow" DR.. Robert Brooks will
be the guest at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church.
Rock Of Ages Nonsectarian-The
CRUSADERS Club will hold a benefit
lawn party July "a, at 722 Sixty-first
avenue, Fairmont Heights, Nd
beginning at 4 pm.
Evening star., 1948-07-17

| Among its many path breaking
accomplishments, st. Paul's was the
first church In Washington to have
a vested male choir, to have free
pews and to give a bishop to the
diocese.
Members who have been active
for As or more years are the Misses
Helen Munroe, Katherine G
Lcwndes, Jeanie O'Reilly, Lottee E
Barley, Sarah K. Cushing; the
Mrs. w. E. Lewis. T. H. Taliaferro
Thomas Graham, Minnie Pohlman
Ross Hunter, William B. Sinnot1
and Samuel Leech. Sister Carlotta
assistant superior of the Cenvent
of ST.. Mary, Peekskill, N. " tht
daughter of Bishop Harding. still
keeps her associations with st. Paul.
Church.
Present members OF the vestry ART
w. B. Sinnott, senior warden; w. H
Jack, Junior warden and treasurer;
M. H. Janney, registrar; Col. E. R
Closson, w. G. Cooper, DR.. M. P
Eslin. Nagel Haskin, Gen. H. c
Pillsbury and Kelsey Saint.
Mr.. McCallum came on March
2, 1924, succeeding Mr.. Talbot, who
died in 1923. A native of Canada, hi
is graduate Of st. Johns College
Winnipeg, and of Seabury Theo.
logical Seminary. He. saw service
overseas during World War I as 9
chaplain with the 149th Field Artil-
lery. Prior to coming to st. Paul's
Mr.. McCallum served as rector OF
st. Luke's Church, Lebanon, Pa.
1919 to 1924.
Mr.. McCallum has served several
terms as president of the Army
Chaplain,s Association and has
been Protestant chaplain at the
Soldiers Home here for many years
Mr.. and Mrs. McCallum live at 1922
Ordway street NV.
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derson. Prior to its formal organiza-
tion the mission was first called st.
John Baptist, but on May %, 1857,
the church was given its present
name. .+.
Land for the church site at
Twenty third street near Washing
ton circle was purchased on July 8,
1867, for $1,000 in cash and 5000
in notes. The cornerstone was laid
November 8, 1857, and the building
one-third the size when. it was torn
down, was completed during the fol-
lowing year.
Mr.. Jackson, who was elected rec
tor on June IA, 1857, remained until
i'll health forced his resignation in
1880. The parishioners later erected
brass tablet to his memory and
placed 1t on the south wall Of the
old church. He was succeeded by
the Rev. William M. Barker, who
later became Bishop of Olympia
During Mr.. Barkers rectorate, 1881
to 1886, the parish hall site was
UOuSllt anu CAiC IlCW SlldlIICA dilu tllC
sacristies were built.
The third rector was the Rev. Al
fred Harding, who came in 1887 and
left In 1909 to become the second
Bishop of Washington. It was dur
ing his rectorate that the church
was consecrated in 1893. Four
years earlier Mr.. Harding had Or
ganized the first chapter Of the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew in Wash
ington by admitting eleven parish
toner's to the order.
Under the leadership of the Rev.
Robert Talbot, fourth rector, 1909 to
1923, a merger was effected with the
neighboring Parish Of st. Michael
and All Angels. The $45 900 proceeds
from the sale of st. Michael's
Church property established the
present permanent endowment fund.
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Dr.. Hastings to Speak
On Gods Proqrum'

Gods Program" is the specia
subject of DR.. James Warren Hast.
ings tomorrow morning. in the Ma.
tional City Christian Church.
The Greatest Story Ever Told
is the subject of the program which
will be presented in the Young Adult
Fellowship meeting at pm. Lee
Tolstoi's story, The Kingdom Of
God Is Within YOU" will be pre-
sented by record in this program
The. public is invited.
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Church Federation
Radio Programs !.

washinston Federation Of Churches
Radio Program July Is to July "a.
Sunday--WINx. j to noon. 81. John.
Church, the Rev. John r. Anschutz. pas
Tuesday-.wRc. 1a:15 to 1890 pm
Look to This Day" the Rev. Harold Lam
man, pastor, wheaton Methodist Church.
Wednesday-wGAY, 10:15 to 1880 I'm
'.Relieion for Liying," the Rev. Philip c.
Edwards, pastor. woodside Methods,
WRC, is:i5 to 1880 pm. Look "a
Tnursdsy-WRc. i2:I5 to ie:so Pm
Look to This Day" Mr.. Lanman:
Frfday--wASH-FM. 4 to 4.15 Pm
Radio Edition Of the Bible"
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|Assistont t to Preach
AT Luther Memorial

The Rev. James M. Singer, assist
ant pastor Of Luther Place Memorial
Church, win preach at both services
Sunday morning. His sermon is
Not Every One!" A fellowship sup
per is held ut $50 pm.
On Wednesday the men Of the
church are invited to attend the
Brotherhood outing at the summer
home of Mr.. Carl Smuck, Owings
Beach. Nd.
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GIlcA uCW SlluICii
on K street near
Twenty = fourth
street NV.
In January,
1945, h i S t orr C
old st. Paul's
Church was torn
down to make
way for the pres
e n t G e org e
w a S h i n 8 t o n
University Hos
pital. Tomorrow
the Right Rev.
Harrington Lit
tie, former Bish-
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by Cospor Nonnes

Members Of st. Pauls Episcopal
Church will herald another chapter
in the history of the parish at the
dedication at II am. tomorrow OF
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Temple Boptist Church
To Honor DR.. J. <. BRIGGS

DR.. j. M. Dawson, executive secre-
tary of Joint Public Relations Com
mittees Of American Baptists will
preach tomorrow morning and the
Rev. Edmund Stevens in the even
ing
The program at both services will
honor DR.. John E. Briggs, 18th BIRTH
day, 81 years as an ordained minister
and fifth year as pastor of this
church. A reception will be given
at the close of the evening service
to DR.. and Mrs. Briggs.
Evening star., 1948-07-17
Bishop |. c. Wicke Guest
At Foundry Methodist

Bishop Lloyd G. Wicke, Of the
Pittsburgh area, of the Methodist
Church, will be the guest preacher
at II am. and 8 pm. tomorrow at
Foundry Methodist Church.
Bishop Wicke, who was elected to
that ONCE at the recent Northeast
ern Jurisdictional' Conference at Al
bany, N. Y. was formerly the pastor
of the Mt. Lebanon Methodist
Church, Pittsburgh, and has been
a guest preacher at Foundry for q
summer Sunday for several years.
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|Dr. ]. W. Rusiin 10 Take
Vacation Until September

DR.. John W. Rustin, pastor Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, win preach at both services
tomorrow morning on Seek Ye
First" This will be his final services
until he returns from = vacation in
September. Is
During his absence prominent
Methodist ministers will occupy the
pulpit. Dr.. Hiram c. Weld, minister
OF Elm Park Church, Scranton, Pa.
will preach July as, at all three
services.
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Dr.. I. A. Stone 10 Preach
AT National PRESBYTERIAN

DR.. Thomas A. Stone, new assist.
ant minister of the National Pres.
byterian Church, will preach at Il
am. Sunday on What Part of Youl
Life Is Christian?"
DR.. Stone came from the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church of New
York City.
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grirnhs

FRIENDS MEETING OF WASHINGTON
2111 Florida Ave.
Meetings for Worship First Day tsunday
at IL am. All interested are welcome
Young people. $50 pm.
FRIENDS MEETING.
18th and Irving Streets NV,
II a.m.-Meeting for Worship. Welcome
Evening star., 1948-07-17
Rev. Stanley Brown-Sern,a
al St. Thomas Episcopal

The Rev. DR.. Stanley Brown
Serman. professor of New Testa-
ment and Liturgics at the Virginia
Theological Seminary, Alexandria
! Va, will preach at IL am. in St
Thomas Episcopal Church, for the
next two Sundays. He is graduate
of General Theological Seminary
and a well-known preacher in the
Episcopal Church.
At am, he will celebrate holy
communion, assisted by the Rev
Edward Morrow, curate OF St
Thomas
Evening star., 1948-07-17

op Of Honolulu, Rev. A. A. McCalum.
will deliver the dedicatory sermon
A high mass Will then be celebrated
with the Rev. Robert c. Keli, SON.
in-law of the present rector, the
Rev. Arlington A. Mccallum. as
celebrant.
The parish started on October
%, 1856, when the Rev. Augustus
Jackson undertook the task of be-
ginning a mission in that part Of
Washington. For one year Mr.. Jack
son, Berkely Divinity School
graduate, held services in Stott's
Hall, Twentieth and I streets NV.
On June 10, 1867, the parish was
formally organized and the vestry
elected. 1t was composed of James
Ferguson. senior warden; F. S. Bake
well, Junior warden; H. C. Whiting,
registrar; Gen. H. E. Maynadier,
Gen. F. T. Dent. DR.. w. B. Ma
gruder, DR.. D. C. Maxwell, r. Nc
Allister, Joseph Jouy an6 A. G. Hen
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
Billie Burke Joins
Astaire, Garland

HOLLYWOOD-Billie Burke,
one of Hollywood's most popu-
lar comedy character actresses,
has signed to join Judy Gar
land and Fred Astaire in Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer's "The Barkleys
of Broadway" 1t will mark her
fist appearance in a feature film
in almost two years, d u r n 6
which period she has been ac-
tive in radio, commercial pic
lures and on the stage. The new
Technicolor musical also will
bring her back to the studio
where she was under contract
for a number of years until
1941.. Her last role at M-G-M
was with Ann Sothern and Dan
Daley in "Dulcy."
In "The Barclays of Broad
way" Miss Burke will appear
as a wealthy society matron vino
befriends Miss Garland and As
taire, appearing as a top Broad
way team. Alan Marshal and
Oscar Levant also head the out
standing cast, with Charles Wal
ter directing and Arthur Freed
producing.
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deep Waters Colorful, Exciting Tale Of
maine Adventure; Thrills, Drama Romance

the story of Hod Stillwell, a
young lobster-fisherman who
can't be torn from his life at sea,
even for the love of Ann who
insists he pursue a less danger
GUS means of earning a living,
Complications set in with the
appearance of an orphan boy
who becomes AIMS charge
Danny, the boy, is inevitably at
tracted by the sea, and-just as
inevitably - he becomes the
symbol of the conflict between
Hod and Ann.
The drama is swept along in
Holds battle with his instinct
for adventure, and in AIMS at.
tempt to meet the challenge oi
the sea. With their romance ano
Danny's happiness at stake, the
film surges to a stirring climax
as powerful at it is truly un'
usual.
Hod Stillwell is one of Dana
Andrews finest portrayals tc
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Cast Additions For
ssThe Dark PAST

Kathryn Card, Broadway
character actress who played the
cook in the stage play, kiss
and Tell" and made her screen
debut in the same part in Col
umbia's film version, has been
signed by the studio for the fea-
tured role of a maid in "The
Dark Past" William Holden.
Nina Foch and Lee j. Cobb have
top spots, with Buddy Adler
producing and Rudy Mate di-
recting. Col lum bia also an
nounces the addition to the cast
tof Robert Oesterloh, who made
his screen debut in "Undercover
Man," Wilton Graft, who recent
ly completed a heavy role in
Gentleman Fr o m Nowhere, I"
and Columbia contract PLAYER
Jimmy Lloyd. The latter. re-
Gently cast in support of Gene
Autry in wings Westward, {"
will work in the two films 81
mutaneouSly.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
Cliff Arrives For Top
Role In E'The Heiress''

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cliff, sensational acting discov-
cry, arrived in Hollywood from
New York to prepare for his
important role of Olivia de
Havilland's suitor in William
Wyler's "The Heiress" at Para
mount.
Cliff, who first attracted IA
vorable attention in "The
Searching Wind" on Broadway,
recently has received critical ac-
claim for his performances in
"The Search" and RED River, "
his two pictures to date.
Sir Ralph Richardson, distin-
guished British star, and Miriam
Hopkins, returning to the screen
after four years absence, also
have top roles in '"The Heiress. "
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STAGE {SCREEN RADIO
BY INEZ GERHARD

Florence Freeman has been
playing prominent parts in radio
Edramas since her debut in 1885.
$Currently she is helping to cele-
brate the first anniversary of
#Wendy Warren and the News, "
lin which, of course, she is
%Wendy," "A w o m N of
IA, fe rica, - valiant Lady"
|"A Mt Jenny" young Widder
Brown that's partial list of
her assignments. She is a college
graduate, taught for a year be-
fore deciding to be an actress.
In real life she is a clergyman's
wife, has two daughters, and
g, and lives in New Jersey in a
lovely old house which has just
been remodelled with the active
participation of the entire fami-
ly.
In the film based on the radio
sketch, Sorry, Wrong Number, !"
Barbara Stanwyck is heireSs to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23

didn't exist in the precociou'
village; when being in thF
movies, although not exactl.
equivalent to Haunting a scarle
letter, still wasn't considered
quite decent and folks who actee
for flickers were forbidden Los
Angeles better hostelries.
However, Hollywood has lately
developed its own social order,
men and women who have es-
tablished themselves so firmly
in the public's affection that it
would take more than an atom
bomb to spring them.
There is a long list of play
ers who have worked in pic
lures, as stars, mind you, for
more than ten years. It's no
longer true that a personality
can rocket out of nowhere, cap
ture the public fancy, then, for
gotten in the ascension of new
and more glittering personality,
be consigned to oblivion. The
new film generation come of
sturdier stuff and most of them
will be able to work as long as
wheel chairs are available.
Young More Popular
Take Loretta Young and
Robert Cummings as an in
stance. They are co-Starred in
Hal Wallis Paramount produc-
tioon "The Accused" Their ag-
gregate of years of Stardom is
"a. Both of them are now more
popular than ever before.
Other stars who have remain
ed on top for more than a dec
ade are Clark Gable, Myrna 10y,
Fredric March, Joan Crawford,
Bing Crosby, Ray Milland, Fred
MacMurray and a host of others.
What's more, it's the So-called
oldtimers, Miss Young, Miss
Crawford, March and Crosby
who are running off with the
Oscars at the Academy Award
affair.
They may not number 400,
but they are providing a solid
background for Hollywood that
makes working in motion pic
lures tempting indeed.
Bob Hope has the answer,
Asked if he thought he might
retire soon, he retorted, my
agent is already looking for
Charlie Coburn parts"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23

| Natures selection adds up II
one of the seasons most sizzling
glamour combinations, casting
that is typical of DeMille's films
Samson and Delilah" will be
their first film together, ano
their first appearance in a De-
Mile picture.
Samson - hero and clown
judge and fool, whose life was
tragedy-ridden - provides Ma
ture with the best acting chance
of his career The tempestuous
drama from the Old Testament
centers largely on Samson, al
though the stormy relation with
Delilah, the fishing Philistine
girl who tries to destroy the man
she loved, gives the story its
motivation.
Mature has won considerable
critical and audience approval
recently with his performances in
Kiss of Death" Fury at Fur
mace Creek" and "My Darling
Clementine." His performance
in his latest film, Martin Rome, -
is also being hailed by preview
audiences as one of his best.
Starts in October
The production, slated for
treatment in the famous DeMille
style of religious dramatizations,
is scheduled to go before the cam
eras in October. 1t will be filmed
in Technicolor. Background and
scenic shots will be secuted by
an advance unit that left New
York recently by plane for AL
giers in French West Africa,
where the unit will undertake
a 2000mile shooting and buying
trip by caravan through remote
desert regions and settlements.
Samson and Delilah" returns
DeMille to a medium that has
made his name household word
in far corners of the earth. This,
his fourth story from the Bible,
has such distinguished predeces-
sors as THE Ten Command
ments 1929, '"The King of
Kings" (1926), and ''The Sign
of the Cross" 1882. The film
will be released coincident with
observance of the producers
35th year in the industry. 1t will
be his 69th film since 1913,
when he made 'The Squaw
Man." Hollywood's first feature
length motion picture.
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date. Andrews has captured
every facet of the rugged char.
acter and indomitable spirit o.
the young fisherman, and re
fleets them in a manner that j
both forceful and convincing
Jean Peters fulfills the promis
she displayed in Captain Fror
Castillo" with a performanc'
that is richly rewarding in ever.
respect.
Cesar Romero appears al
Holds partner who dreams o.
quitting the sea and retiring tt
a farm. Dean Stockwell is the
misunderstood orphan, Danny
while Ann Revere appears a!
his stern guardian.
Henry King has directed thC
film with a sweep and power t.
match its theme, while Samue
G, Engel has given it a splendic
production. The spirited screen
play was .penned by Richard
! Murphy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
"WGLtz'' Cracks
Canada Record

HOLLYWOOD - "The
Emperor Waltz" Bing CroS-
by-Joan Fontaine Techni-
color starrer, in Its Cana
dian premiere at the Capt.
tol Theatre in Edmonton,
played to the biggest open
ing business of any Para
mount picture in the his
tory of the theatre.
Receipts were rs per cent
higher than the previous
record holder, kitty"
which opened during the
lush days of the war boom
when Edmonton had almost
twice its pesent population.
The film directed by
Billy Wilder and produced
by Charles Bracket also
has smashed records in
Hollywood and New York.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
Glenn Ford To Star
In "Mr. Miracle

Glenn Ford, who is vacation
ing at Lake Seeley, Montana,
following completion of his stel-
lar part in Columbia's "The Un-
dercover Man." will return at
the end of July for the title role
in ''Mr. Miracle" which Milton
Holmes will produce from his
own original. In "Mr. Miracle, -
Ford will portray a gambler who
takes refuge from pursuit in an
East Side settlement house at
Christmas time, with far-reach-
ing results. In the "Undercover
Man." he portrayed Treasury
Department agent on the trail
of big-Shot income tax evader
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
John Baragrey To
Play Other Man
In ''The Lovers

John Baragrey, former Broad
way leading man who made his
film debut in the Technicolor
"The Loves of Carmen" with
Rita Hayworth, and Glenn Ford,
will return to Columbia to play
the "other man" in "The Low
erS," with Cornell Wilde and Pat
ricia Knight. Baragrey will be
seen as a gambler with whom
Miss Knight was in love before
serving Jail sentence, and to
whom she returns following her
release. Wilde portrays her pa
role officer. Douglas Sirk directs
"The Lovers" and S. Sylvan ST.
mon produces.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
Durante Quips EUen
When On Vacation

HOLLYWOOD = Jimmy
Durante, the MetrO-Gold-
wyn-Mayer comedy star OF
"On An Island With You"
is passing his first vacation
in three years, fishing in
the waters of Lake Arrow
head.
Letters from Durante to
friends disclose he's having
the time of his life fishing
now get this-"withOut a
line or hOOkw
"All / have to do" writes
Jimmy, "is put my face
near the water. The fish
somewhat dazed at what
they see, jump to the sur
face. So what do / do? l
pulls me head back gently.
stretches out me hand and
there they are-just laugh
in and wigglin'."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
Burny ZawOdny

Burny ZawOdny Dana Andrews
providing an exceptional por-
&rayal as Hod Stillwell, while
Jean Peters is equally outstand-
ing in the role of Ann Freeman.
I Director Henry King photo
sraphed deep Waters" against
the natural rugged grandeur OF
The Maine Seacoast, and the pic
lure is suffused with a salty tang
and the surge and beauty of the
Sea that serves to underscore
Ia drama of sharp conflicts.
The film concerns itself with
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
Production To Start
On FIR. Flanagan Film

HOLLYWOOD-Harry. Loud
.of Godwyn-Mayer's ad
vertising staff, visited Boy
Town, Neb., to procure nev
footage for a revised version o
THE City of Little Men," origin
al M-G-M story of Father Flan
agan, which is planned for ;
September release.
Loud's studio chief, Fran
Whitbeck, said Loud worked O
the new film with Father E
mond c. Walsh, acting directl
of Boys Town.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
It's A Dogs Life All
Right In HOLLYWOOD

Stephen Dunno is learning
what it is to play in picture
with one of moviedom's famous
animals. Playing lead in
Rusty Saves a Life" at Colum-
bia, with Ted Donaldson and
Ann Doran, Dunno was thrown
into a lake with the famous
movie dog, Flame, who plays
the role of Rusty" in the pic
ture. Struggling in to shore,
when the scene was done, wet
and cold from his exposure,
Dunno heard someone shout,
Get a towel for the dog! Get a
towel for the dog"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
GABLE PLAQUE UNVEILED

II OIL l. Y W Q . d - Clark
Cables profile is being preserv-
ed for posterity! A bronze
plaque containing a likeness of
the famous actor was unveiled
in the forecourt of Hollywood S
famous Egyptian Theater in con-
nection with the opening of M
GINS Homecoming" T h e
plaque was designed especially
to commemorate the latest
Gable film, in which he is CO.
starred with Lana Turner.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
MGM Reodies
New Cartoons

HOLLYWOOD-Two new Me-
ro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoons are
What Price Fleadom," directed
by Tex Avery, and "The Midnight
Snack" of the famous Academy
Award winning Tom and Jerry
series and co-directed by William
Hanna and Joseph Barbera.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23
By Burnv Zawodny

|. A turbulent story of romance
and of the fearful spell of the
sea on the lives of those who
live by it, is told with excite
ment and unusual dramatic
power in deep Waters the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-23

HOLLYWOOD-Dr. MiklOs
ROZsa, two-time A C a d e m y
Award winner for the best mu-
sic score for dramatic motion
pictures and outstanding fig
ure In international music cir
cles, has been signed to a con-
tract by MGM.
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n e w IWentl-
e tn Century
Fox hit which
opened at the
P a r a m o unit
Theatre. T h e
film brings to
vibrant screen
life R u t h
Moore's widely
acclaimed best
seller, Spoon
handle" with