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Evening star., 1948-09-02


among people of italian extraction
In October, 1915, Mr.. Marseglia
a pioneer in evangelization among
Italians in America, took part in the
founding of the Church of the Re-
deemer. In November Of the same
year, the church was received into
the Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches, the predecessor of the
present District Baptist Convention
In 1923 the congregation moved to
its present site.
Through the years. the elder Mr..
Marseglia, now 80, guided the des-
TIMES of the church. In these eff
forts he was assisted by his son, who
helped in conducting the OPEN air
meetings, in directing the musical
Evening star., 1948-09-02
New Law Firm Formed
.By Keune and MicheIet

. Washington Attorneys Michael j
Keane, jr., and Karl Michelet have
announced the formation OF the
law partnership of Keane and
Michelet for general practice in
the District.
Mr.. Keane was formerly an As
sistant Corporation Counsel for the
District, while Mr.. Michelet was
formerly assistant general counsel
of the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. Both have recently been in
private practice here. The office of
the new firm is located in the Barr
Building, 910 Seventeenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1948-09-02

1900 Kirby street
NV.
On Sunday his
son, the Rev.
Olindo Marseg-
liza, will take
over the paSto-
rate recently re-
signed by the
elder Mr.. Mar
seglia. The step
will mark a new
stage in the his
tory of the only
i n d e p e n d e Mt
Baptist church
in the United
States workipp
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Kane Gets Airline Post

United Air Lines today announeo
the appointment of Francis S. Kane
5610 Thirty-fifth place, West Hyatts.
vile. Md, as traffic representative
for the company in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Rev. OIindo MorsegIio to Head
Church Organized by Father

Thirty-two years ago the Rev. M
c. Marseglia helped organize and
then became pastor of the Italian
Baptist Church of the Redeemer,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19

Lietuviais. BALFas dar nuo-
sirdziai rupinasi tremtyje mu-
su moksleivija, kurios uzdavi-
nys bus saugoti atgauta Lie
tuvai laisve.
Kaip matome BALFas dirba
darba, kurio pavieniai zmones
negali atlikti. BALF'o RUPEES
niu jau kelios desimtys Lietu-
viz naslaiciu yra atvezta j sia
sali ir patalpinti Lietuviskose
mokslo istaigose arba isuninti
gerose seimose. BALF'as dar
ir cia atveztus naslaicius selpia
ir juos aprengdamas, uz ju
moksla sumokedamas ir paul
gusiems darbo surasdamas.
Kuomet pavienis zmogus pa
norejes ka suselpti, traukia pi-
nigus is savo paties kisenes,
tai BALF'ui pasiseka gauti di-
deles sumos ir is kitatauciu
zmoniu. Ne karta teko matyti,
kaip BALF'o pirmininkas DR..
Kun. Koncius yra caves STAN
bias sumas is Americas vysku-
pu ir grynai Amerikoniskq
istaigu.
Taip, BALF'as yra vertas ir
reikalingas selpti. 10 uzduotis
milziniska, ranka duosni, tik
jis ne vieno smerkiamas per ne
susipratina. Mes dar sunkiai
isivaizduojame SUI kokiu skai-
ciumi tremtiniu BALF'o vadai
turi reikalo. O nepaduosi to, ke
neturi. Daugiau BALF'ui aukq
daugiau ir jis ten isdalins jq
Taciau tie, kurie tikite tik
tiesiogine salpa, o nezinote kas
yra varge, parasykite man, {
adresu pasiusiu. Mano adresas
Box 526, Stony Brook, NY
BALF'o adresas: 1O5 Grand st
Brooklyn, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
Sis Lietuviu Care & Relief

Sis Lietuviu Care & Relief
prasidejo virs metas atgal, SUI
pagalba LVS 9 skyriaus. Per
ta trumpa laika jie yra pasiun-
te apie 900 pakietu, arba apie
19,5O0 svaru maisto, drabuziu
ir tt. Apkainuojant kiekviena
siuntini tik po $500 su pasiun-
timo kastais, jau pasidaro apie
$4,000 pinigu.
Kas idomiausia tai kad Sis
salpos klubas niekuomet media
70 jokiu rinkliavq ir negauna is
niekur stambesniu auku, issky-
rus is savo asmenisku aukq ir
is parengimeliu.
Bet ir sio klubelio darbas
negali eiti be kliuciu. Victims
vargoninkas suzinojes kad vie
nos seimos privatiniuose ma
muose surengtoje Siam klube-
liui pragomoje uzdirbta suvirs
$1O0 tremtiniams pakieteliQ
siuntimui, prasalino tos seimos
narius is parapijos choro. Tai
kur cia zmoniskumas ir kriks-
cioniskas labdarybes jausmas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
WATER BURY. Ct.
SELPIMO DARBAS EINA
PIRMYN

Vasario 20 d., Lietuviu Care
& Relief Club surenge kortavi-
mo vakareli PIP. Stanley Senkus
namuose, sukelimui kelly Gen.
tu, surinkimui daugiau maisto
ir drabuziu musu tremtiniams
uzsienyje. Dalyvavo grazus bu-
ris tq vientauciu kurie uzjau-
cia ir nori paremti tuos musu
nelaimingus brolius.
Nekurie vientauciai prisidejo
prize paremimo sio vakarelio ne
tik pinigais bet ir maistu, uz ka
aciu jiems.
Tarp dalyviu nekurie turejo
jau ir padekos laiskus nuo pri-
emusiu pakietelius kurie buvo
siunciami per sia Care & Relief
organizacija.
POnia Marcella Laureckas, III
Anele Krukas, kuri dar neper-
senai atvykus is Europos, skai-
tie laiskus ir daug papasakojo
apie tremtiniu varginga gyve-
nina; p. Krukas apie iris me-
tus patti isgyveno tremtiniQ gy-
venima Austrijoje ir jai teko
pilnai patirti ka reiskia svetl-
ma globa tremtyje...
Suprantama, Sis mazas bure-
lis zmoniu kurie darbuojasi prie
Lietuviu Care & Relief Club
tegali suselpti tik maza skaicir
tn kuriems pagalba butinai rel
kalinga, bet jeigu kiekvienoje
kolonijoje susikurtu po du ar
ba iris tokius klubelius, dau&
ka jie galetu padaryti, ir tuom
palengvintu BALI sunkia mas
ia ir visas salpos darbas trem
tiniams butu naudingesnis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
VAIKUCIAI PRASO
PAGALBOS

Is daugelio Vokietijos ir Au-
strijos vietq, kur siadien yra
susitelke Lietuviai tremtiniai,
ateina pagalbos sauksmai ir
maldavimai; tie maldavimai
daugiausia rodo tremtiniu te-
WI susirupinima mazais savo
vaikais. stai istrauka is vie
no toxic laisko, siomis dienomis
gauto is Prancuzu zonos, Vo-
kietijoje:
''Kreipiames j Jusu kilnia
sirdi prasydami materialines
paramos musu vaikuciams, ku-
RE nesdami sunkia ketvirtu
metu tremtinio nasta ypatin-
gal glezniose yaikystes dienose
del kasdieniniu nedatekliu turf
pakelti daugybe tick fizinio,
tick dvasinio skausmo.
"Gerai zinodami kad nuo
musu vaiku fizinio ir dvasinio
sveikatingumo pareis ir Lietu-
viu tautos ateitis, kreipiames
j Jusq gerasirdiskuma. many
damn kad gal rasis pas Jus ga
limybe padeti musu vaikams
maisto trupiniq ar ko nors is
apsirengimo".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
BALI IR 10 REIKsME

Individuale salpa kai kan
nepatinka. Sake, tegu tie gera-
dariai skiria aukas j bendra
Lietuviu salpos fonda, BALI.
Taip, BALF'as reikia remit au-
komis. Mes noriai skiriame jam
savo metines buckles, remiame
vajus, noriai siunciame tremti-
MANS CARE siuntinius, kurio
pelnu BALE taip pat pasidali-
ma. Tx tiesiogine is zmogaus
zmogui auka be paties suselpi-
mo atlieka dar ir kita uzdavini.
Skiriama auka nedelsiant j ten
pasiunciama, kuomet BALI tu-
ri laukti didesnio kiekio sulauk-
ii. w siuntini gavejas asmenis-
kai aukotojui padekoja. Uzsi-
mega laiskais paints, kuri
gerasirdl zmogQ padaro da1
duosnesniu ir neretai tokiu bu-
du ir affidavitai tampa israso-
mi. Kas smerkia pavieniu EMO
niu siuntas, nepagalvoja kokia
is to nauda.
BALFas apima visa salpos
darba. 10 turimos gerybes pir.
miausia paskiriamos ligonine'
Sc esantiems zmonems ir mas.
laiciams, kurie yra sutalpint
ivairiose prieglaudose. Ligonia
retas kuris susiranda sau atski
ra globeja. Mazi vaikuciai veil
niekad neparaso NUNS, kad JIG
sukimsti tam tikrose istaigose
kur jie ir Lietuvisko zodzio ne
girdi. Tai tremtyje esantys ma
slaiciai ir tu tevu vaikai, kurit
vargo prislegti ryztasi atiduo
ii savo vaikus globoti Kittens
Jais rupintis yra BALF't
Sventa pareiga, kad jie butu NJ
tik pakenciamai pavalgydint
bet kad jie isaugtu ir gerai'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
URUGVAJAUS LIE
TUVIAI PAS PRE-
ZIDENTA

Urugvajaus, Pietu Ameri-
kos, Lietuviai patriotai palaiko
santikius su tos respublikos
vyriausybe, kuri yra prielanki
Lietuvos reikalams.
Prizes tula laika Montevideo
kolonijos Lietuviq patriotiniu
organizaciju delegacija buvo
atsilankius pas Urugvajaus pre-
zidenta DR.. Juan Jose Ameza-
ga, Lietuvos laisves uztarimo,
ir Rusijos smurto nepripazini-
mo reikalu.
Urugvajaus Lietuviai patrio-
tai palaiko artimus rysius su
Lietuvos ministru Argentina
DR.. K. Grauziniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19

KANADA pradejo darbuotis
uzdaryti rubeziu Suv. Valstiju
komunistams, kurie is cia be-
ga j Kanada prieglaudos jies-
koti ir lysti j darbininku uniju
vadus. Tuos raudonus ziurkes
is U. S. uniju ismesti padeda
naujas Taft-Hartley darbo is
tatymas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
Oar saIpos ReikaIu

zmonemis ir jei tik gall, isduo-
da affidavitus. zodziu, darbas
nors mazu mastabu, taciau jis
gyveja, jo darbo vaisiai ryske-
ia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
Raso Pr. Lapiene
INDIVIDUALS SAEPA

Auo4 OP0uOOJC CuI IAICl uduSCii
zmoniu vardq, kurie yra reika-
lingi umios pagalbos maistu ir
drabuziais, kazkas is kazkur
atsiliepe:
Nubodo musu zmonems
panasus verkslenimai. | tokius
rasinius zmones demesio nebe-
kreipia. Kan tada uzimti vie
ta laikrasciuose? .
Taciau as abejojau. AS tike-
jaus palankaus man skaitytoju
atsiliepimo. Buvau nenuvilta.
Man j talka atejo keliolika la
bal darbsciu moteru ir keli Wy
raj, kurie jau spejo pasireiksti
dideles reiksmes veikla. Nepa-
zindami nei names, nei tu, ku-
riems prasau pagalbos, jie is
tiese pilnas rankas dovanu, ne
reikalaudami sau uz tai jokios
reklamos, dekingumo ar lauru,
kokiais puosiasi nuo seniau IL
nomi musu labdariai.
MUSU SAMARIETES
o visgi as noriu kai kuriais
ju cia viesai pasididziuoti ir pa
sigrozeti. Aprasant ju darbus,
gal ir daugiau kas tue apsikres.
Tx matant kitus dirbant mes
j ta darba isikinkome. Cia mini
mi vardai nera kokiu turtuo-
liu. Tai paprastu darbininku,
kaip ir musu daugumas, bet
kuriu sirdys jautresnes kitty
nelaimei, kuriu protas blaives-
mis- ir kurie supranta, kad ba-
daujanciam siadien yra bran
gesnis duonos kasnelis, negu
rytoj visas pyragas.
Viena is tokiu geru sirdziu
reikia isskirti, tai Elena Smit-
riene, is New Brunswick, NJ
Gal todel, kad il karta patti yra
maciusi daug vargo ir visokiu
trukumu, po karta isgyvento
istaigingo gyvenimo, ar todel
kad Jos sunus del bado ir sal.
clio jaunas neteko gyvybes Gos
sunus, tarnaudamas Americas
kariuomeneje pateko Vokiecir
nelaisven, kur karta eidamas il
darbo sukniubo kelyje, ir ka
dangi buvo ziemos salciai, 0 jis
teturejo menkucius lopus AM
kuno, ten pat susalo), il pasi
reiske nepaprastu duosnumu
Jau j kelias Europos valstybe'
nuplauke jos turtingi maisto il
drabuziu siuntiniai ir il Wis dal
dirba, ruosdama daugiau pagal
bos ten. I ia darba jai SEX
, mingai pavyksta ijungti ir XII
tatautes, jos kaimynes.
Antra jau nemaziau pasireis'
kusi artimo meiles darbe yra
Elzbieta Jonuskiene, is Slough.
ton, Mass. il nuolatos siuncia
j uzsieni maistu ir drabuziais
pasalpos, ir jau pakartotinal
jai siunciu daugiau adresu. Pa
zymetina, kad 81 susipratusi
Lietuve gavo sau talkos is kita-
tauciu, kurioms kartu dirbda-
ma buvo papasakojusi musu
zmoniu tremtyje vargus. Maza
to, dabar il jau isidrasinus
ruoSia ir affidavitus.
Taip, daugelis, daugelis EMO
niu Wis ryskiau pradeda supras-
ii kokia siadien svarbiausia
musu gyvenimo pareiga. Mega
liu nepazymeti dar siu zmoniQ,
kurie irgi ne be po viena SUM-
TIM issiunte jiems visai nepa-
zistamiems zmonems. Jie yra
P.Bruziene, Fort William, Ca
NADIA; V. Sharkus, Brockton,
Mass; Barbora Paceliuniene,
Chicago, Ill; A. Shimkonis,
Lawrence, Mass; J. S. karpa-
vicius, Providence, RI; Ona
Stankiene, Linden. Nj; Agota
Smilgiene, Norwood, Mass; A.
Vaisnis, E. Coulee, Canada.
Kai kurie vyrai ir moterys
yra atsiunte man prasymus uz-
sakyti vargstantiems maisto
siuntinius, bet jie prase ju var
du niekur neskelbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19

Tam galetu butt priesingi tik
"dedes Stalino' pasekejai, ne
tie kurie vadinasi gerais Lietu-
viais. Koresp.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15

He wears w%eI-6tting clothing that won't snag. The tractor wheels
are spread widely for hillside discing. Though you don't see it, the
tractor power take-of cover is in place, and he's operating at a
top field speed of Az m. p. h.-and no more. This farmer will
probably LUe a long life!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
Be Sure You're There TO Enjoy 1t BY Making Safety a Habit

Nmeteenthousand fvehundred farm residents will be killed this year in rural ac-
cdems of all knds-onefourth of them in accidents with farm machinery and ami
mails; two-ffhs in farm home nishaps; and the balance IN motor vehicle and mis-
celaneous public accidents. In addition, moret than $780, 900 rural people will be
ijmedi This terrible toll will continue to rise UNLESS every farmer becomes more
aware of his little errors in judgment, the little. chances he takes the little repairs he
negleds 20 make Stopping all farm accidents for just ne yar uoud mean a savings
in mandaos equal to z extra bushels of wheat for ewy person in the United States!
cARELEssNEss CAUSES ACCIDENTS
SufeyWse Formers Mnke a Hobh of
First class maintenance and conservative operating procedures n all farm
vehicles am implements
Continuous upkeep on all buildings repairs to staiways and ladders !.
proper use of hand tools, particularly pichforks.
Carer handling animals, especially those with newborn young
Regular inspection of electrical and heating facilities.
sTrainng children in good, sound habits of safety!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-15
MN QUALITY ASSURES SAFE PERFORMANCE

Farmers everywhere realize that safe machinery is a
their battle to reduce farm accidents. MinneapoGs-M
heartedly supporting every effort to promote farm S
safety-engineered Modern Machinery. Every factor
considered in designing famed MN MODERN n
TRACTORS, and POWER UNITS. Advanced imp1
all power machines and implements for simplicity
operation sturdier construction that eliminate
dangerous breakdowns. Ask your Friendly MN I
facts! Get to know about the dependabiLity, econon
tAHy that Identifies the world-renowned MN trade
Evening star., 1948-06-03

RIVER LADY" a Universal Interna-
tional picture produced by Leonard Gold
stein directed by George Sherman, screen
play by D. D. Beauchamp and William
Bowers from the novel by Houston Branch
and Frank Waters. At Keith's.
Evening star., 1948-06-03

caught pneumonia or was eaten
alive by the mosquitoes there.
Despite this. Miss De Carlo was
due for a change of costume on the
screen. She gets it in River Lady,
new attraction at Keith's. One sup
poses that actually no less of Miss
De Carlo is visible in her gambling
boat costumes than there ever was.
The truth probably is that one
merely gets a different view of her,
which seems to be the principal OBJ
jective of the latest production
which Observation-Disclosures has
lavished upon her.
If this is not enough to draw the
multitudes to the theater, River
Lady is destined to be resound-
ing flop Certainly it has nothing
else to recommend it.
In her latest wardrobe, this time
in Technicolor, Miss De Carlo re-
mains the same old girl. In one
way or another, she has discovered
that she has the gift of enticement,
and what difference does it make
to her whether she is using it on
caliphs or lumberjacks? The
answer is that it makes none at all
and when she and the lumberjacks
get through with each other in
River Lady" they are mess. The
same goes for the picture.
AS interpreted by Miss De Carlo,
river ladies are a type to stay away
from. They are cynical, ruthless,
and behind the innocent mask OF
running gambling hells they are
despotically cornering the timber
market and preparing to crush both
small business and labor. Any one
who thinks beautiful women are
CORRESPONDENCE dumb does not
know river ladies, although if they
had read their history correctly they
might learn from Cleopatra.
AS Cleo was the first OF the type,
it might devoutly be hoped that
Yvonne is the last.
X
The scenery, which is the best
and most dramatic thing about
River Lady, purports to be that
of the Middle West. Naturally, 1t
is nothing of the kind, for the Mid
die West long ago was cleared OF
trees that numerous and sizable.
Into this setting comes Miss De
Carlo on her old wheeler, the
River Lady The boat has just
been painted a virginia. white, and
its bars, mirrors and gaming tables
have been polished until they SHINE
like halos. Half an hour after the
boat has docked, word runs through
the river town that the loggers are
coming. All winter they have been
SURPRISING their yearnings and
Evening star., 1948-06-03

BACK AGAIN-It is, of
course, Laurence OHDler in
the title role in the motion
picture Uersion of William
ShakeSpeare's "Henry v"
1uhich he produced and di-
rected. The outstanding film
returns to the Downtown
scene tomorrow for an en-
gagement at the Pir Thedter.
Special prices for this sho1o-
ing of "Henry v" haze been
set at 80 cents for afternoons
and S1.20 for evenings.
Evening star., 1948-06-03

while she's making a picture-and
net because they happen to be
pretty, either They're valuable
property.
Her legs are massaged every day
Evening star., 1948-06-03
TIVE CAST

boarding their money. They are
ready for the kill and Miss De Carlo
wants to be the killer.
This, of course, is mere hay, TAX
ing the loggers' money away from
them. What she really is maneu-
vering for is control of the timber
lands of the river basin.
It turns out that robber baron
esses, like robber barons, have
their vulnerable hearts. Miss De
Carlo cannot be ruthless where Rod
Cameron is concerned. There he is,
as big as. one of the trees he has
been cutting all winter, and full OF
the strength of truth and decency
They are almost crazy in love, these
two so morally different ones, and
they might have married and lived
happily ever after if only Yvonne had
played it smart.
Her love, however, betrays her
into the effort of trying to dominate
Cameron's life as she does the
gambling on the river and the
forests which grow beside it.
In a fit of pique which looks
funny in a man that size, Cameron
marries a much more refined girl.
after which the picture settles down
into a duel in which Yvonne loses
only after every hand is united
against her.
She leaves you with a feeling that
she is through with the river and
it's rats" as they call themselves;
that next time you see her she will
be back in clinging black lace in
her old Oriental environment.
! X X X X
| Most of the performers in River
Lady" seem to be asking themselves
How trite can you get? Nevertheless
there is one you are likely to re-
member as having been in it, girl
named Helena Carter. Miss Carter
looks charming and has quite a
captivating voice, a sort of English
accent that sounds odd on the banks
of the Mississippi in the 10Th
century.
Evening star., 1948-06-03

Robert Ryan through RKO to have
him play the prizeflghter in ShaW's
The Admirable Bashville,'' in
which Joe is starring in La Jolla
John Roosevelt, son of the late
President, is going into the depart
ment-store business in Beverly Hills
Young Roosevelt will open his store
in September. And he'll be very
much there to help the customers.
Bette Davis and Joan Crawford S
friends are betting Jerry Wald little
wads of $100 bills that he's kidding
about starring the two Warner
queens in Men Without Women. -
Jerry says he expects to collect.
Jane Greer's expected baby car
ries a June 27 dateline
Bing Crosby making one of bis
very rare appearances at the party
and contriving to look actually ex-
cited at the showers of compliments
for his wonderful singing and act
ing in the picture: Anita Colby
looking flushed and triumphant
with Clark Gable; Mona Freeman
explaining that her baby daughter
is now 7 months old She doesn't
look much older herself; Paulette
Goddard wearing Grecian kind OF
satin dress with laced sandals and
diadem of jewels in her hair
You look like a princess" l tel
her Il am," Paulette replies! Ano
Martha Vickers, looking blissfully
happy with her husband, A. G
Lyles, from whom she is definitely
not separating.
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Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Hollywood:
'Fountainhead
Role May Go
To Newcomer
By SheiIoh Graham

Pat Neal is the dark horse coming
IN the stretch to take The touh-
tainhead," from Lauren Bacan ana
barbara Stanwyck. l understand
that King Vidor has been making
some extensive tests of Pat for the
TOP role with Gary Cooper, because
he saw Miss Neal in John Loves
Mary" She's good
Cary Grant tells me positively ana
emphatically, that Betsy Drake is
not going to England as his Leading
lady in THE Third Man" the tenta-
tive title for the story by Grahame
Greene that Cary is doing IN part
nership with Alexander Korda. I
can't think where the story started,
saws Cary who is however co-star-
ring with Betsy in Every Girl
Should Get Married"
Claudette Colbert may get two OF
Bing Crosby's boys to play her sons
in Family Honeymoon" with FREQ
MacMurray. Now that Bing is back
in town a deal is being worked out
so that Claudette can have Lindsay
who is 10 and Dennis who is IA.
The third child for Claudette is
little girl of 5-there is now frantic
search on to find her
Jimmy Stewart S constant GATE,
Myrna Dell has decided to call 1t
a dav with RKO. 1t always looked
like things we're going to break for
her. but somehow they didn't. Until
she gets new job. Myrna meets
James after his work in You Gotta
Stay Happy has an early dinner
with him, then sends him home at
nine o'clock. Stewart says he has
to 90 to bed early or he can't work
the next day.
X X X j:
Howard Hughes has big interest
In Cinecolor Technicolor's closest
competitor. This probably means
that RKO will sidestep Technicolor,
which is practically impossible to get
anyway, IN favor of Cinecolor.
Shirley Temple slipped quietly
into womanhood on April %. 1
don't remember hearing of any cele-
bration of her twenty-first birthday
then. Her baby, Linda Susan, is the
image of Shirley. 1t won't be long
now before she follows in mama S
acting footsteps.
Joseph Gotten is trying to clear
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National Harvey; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador 80 Wallf1ower" 1870
l3:35, $40, TAO and $50 pm.
CapitOl-"The Pirate: II am.
las, 4:3O, tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: /, .3:45, 625 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Green Grass of Wyo-
ming; 11:25 am. 1870, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and GAS pm.
Dupont--The Mill on the Floss" !;
12:45, 2::35, 4:30, $40, 8:15 and 1910
pm
Hippodrome-"The Tawny Pipit";;
2:25, Ais, 6, 7:5O and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"River Lady; 11:55 am,
1:55, 1855, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Die Fledermaus" 11:25
am, 1::30, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and 9:45
pm.
Metrop0Iitan-"So Well Remem-
bered";; 1925 am, 1:30, 3:35, 5:35,
TAO and GAS pm.
Playhouse-"The Search: 11:l5
am, 20, 800, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35
pm
"Wallfiower" 1875 am.
lao, 3:45, 5:45, 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Resistance" BIS, $40, sos
and 1890 pm.
Palace Homecoming" 10:45
Evening star., 1948-06-03

of Monte Cristo." For one scene a
Jet black fluid is sprayed on one
layer of ice, and another layer OF
ice frozen on top. The same pro-
cedure, with white paint, is used In
another scene.
Miss Henie's legs, incidentally. are
the special concern of the studio
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Yvonne Runs a Gambling Den
In Her Decollete Style
By Joy Cormody

those things
fragile neggees made for sinking around asbahs
mysterious than before Miss De Carlo
o
The Orient good