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Evening star., 1948-08-22

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Evening star., 1948-08-22

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Evening star., 1948-09-26
HOLLYWOOD.

'
lone day." said Metro Producer
Benny Thau to the girl with the
throaty voice, one day you'll come
to me and say, Please I want a
rest
81 bet I'll never do it," said June
Allyson.
I'll bet you $50 that you will"
persisted Mr.. Thau.
Il paid him off last week" June
Allyson told me outside her dressing
room on the set of her current pic.
ture, Little Women" She was
making up her cute face and the
reason she does it outside the dress
ing room and not inside is because
ITS decorated so beautifully, I'm
afraid to dirty it up"
Works Even on Sunday.
"But I'm terribly tired and /
would like a long rest" says June
But thank goodness they want me
to keep on making pictures. When
they brought me out here from New
York to work in Best Foot Forward
(in which June had appeared on
the stage with Nancy Walker, I
had to wait one whole year after
1 finished it before any one would
give me another picture. And I
nearly went crazy. I kept begging
them to put me to work. Now I'm
Evening star., 1948-09-26
HOLLYWOOD.

Deglamorize Olivia De Havilland?
A horrid thought, but it seems the
studios are trying to do just that.
It's a tough job, though, even
with her help. She has no back
ground for ugliness.
Tragically drab is the way she
appears in her two latest pictures.
still unreleased. In The Snake
Pit" she's mentally deranged and
thoroughly uncomely. In THE
Heiress" she's the lumpish, grace
less daughter of millionaire.
These two unsavory characterize
tions have a strange fascination
for Olivia. She says nothing in
her career had thrilled her as much
as her part in The Snake Pit
until THE Heiress" came along.
They're starkly real she de-
clared, "and strong drama isn't
necessarily beautiful"
She Wants An Oscar.
One or the other of these de-
glamorized parts may get her all
Academy nomination. Awards fire.
quently come that way--for the kind
of part never tried before. Olivia,
who always has been attractive on
the screen. has one Oscar, but she
wants another.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
BY the Assoeioted Press
NEW YORK.

Harvey" the only Pulitzer prize
winning rabbit extant, continues to
multiply. The next theatrical off
spring of the Mary Chase comedy
will be presented in London.
Brock Pemberton, sole producer
of the domestic hutch of Harveys,
this week made arrangements with
a group Of Londoners to present
the longrunning comedy in Eng
land. An all-British cast will
accompany Harvey in his West End
antics, headed by Sid Field, popu-
lar British comedian, in the role
of Elwood P. Dowd.
Theater arts magazine prints the
entire book of the hit musical,
'Finian's RainoW," in its October
issue. Paul Small, who resus-
citated vaudeville spasmodically
when he presented variety shows
several seasons ago, will try it again
with a company headed by Ed
Wynn, Phil Baker, Phil Silvers and
Allan Jones, the show to be called
ed Wynn's Laugh Carnival"
1t will start its tour in San Fran
cisco.
The manner In which Broadway
has hoped back to better box office
receipts is amply emphasized by
Inside U. S. A" with its biggest
week to date, just under SAG, 900.
Joyce Redman, the fine young Brit
ish actress, will play Anne Boleyn
in Anne of the Thousand Days
by Maxwell Anderson. Red Har-
rlson will play Henry the VIII.
Actor Henry WIlcoxson has written
a new play, The Way of Serpent, y
and will cast it in HOLLYWOOD
Beatrice Lille herself picked Paula
Laurence as her understudy should
the former take unexpected leave OF
Inside U. S. A" That makes
Paula and Mary Jane Walsh C"Annie
Get Your Cum the highest paid
understudles on Broadway.
"Finian's Rainbow" closes October
2 after 723 performances and opens
q tour in Philadelphia two nights
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Marriage and Olivia
Actress Waited for the Right Man, Finds
1t the Right Idea
By Howard c. Heyn

However she may be portrayed on
film, Miss De Havilland is a woman
of supreme personal charm and an
actress of impressive ability. Shes
smart about her career and about
her way Of life.
For years, even after she became
famous on the screen, Olivia clung
to the regime of the aff1uent bach
elor girl A perfectly appointed
apartmnet, all the privacy she de-
sired during her leisure hours, a
restricted circle Of friends. If she
was working in a picture her din
ner was served in bed.
Sounds wonderful. But did she
like it?
mo. Not really" she said. "It
wasn't very stimulating"
Nonetheless, she didn't marry until
she was 20. She and Novelist Marcus
Goodrich have just observed their
second anniversary. Marc is 48. 1t
has been one of the exemplary mar
riages of Hollywood.
How much has her life changed
since spinsterhood?. Well, she and
Marc live in the hills above West
wood, amid a cluster of dogs, cats
and even rattlesnakes. The snakes
are no joke. They terrify Olivia.
Four have been killed on their prop
erty, one directly under Mares study
window.
Breakfast at Studio.
When she's working Olivia's alarm
clock radio aWakens her at $50 Ito
the strains of Spanish music, and
she has hot water and coffee in bed
She breakfasts at the studio. Marc
writes in the morning, after she gets
out of the way.
They dine early. Marc is a lusty
eater, and Olivia would like to be ii
she didn't gain so easily. After din
ner he smokes cigar and reads the
paper They retire at 1890. Neither
drinks, and Olivia doesn't smoke
Afternoon visitors get tea.
This routine doesn't sound very
stimulating either, but Olivia thrives
on it. 1t isn't always quite so simple
Both are avid croquet players. Oc-
casionally they 60 out. There are
long reading sessions, and the con-
versation is lively. Altogether
matrimony agrees with her, she says
Evening star., 1948-09-26
4 Shows Open
On Broadway;
One a Winner
By Jack oBrion
NEW YORK.

With summer still in the Broad.
way air, the fall theater season is
thoroughly In swing already. with
three musicals and q pretty foolish
fantasy opening in the last few
days.
To capsule this corners opinion.
let's say swiftly that Small Won
der" is q smart, tuneful, exuberant
revue in the best "Garrick gaieties
tradition. "Magdalena" is huge,
lavish, tastefully designed, musicaily
exciting and gloriously sung pro.
duction which Is nearer an opera in
style than anything else; 1t also Is
q bore so far as its hbretto Is con-
cerned. Heaven on Earth" q nlu-
steal comedy, is In an impossible
strait, insamuch rs musical come.
dies should of necessity have music
and comedy; Heaven on Earth"
has neither. The last Of our weeks
quartet, "A Story for Strangers"
certainly must have Author Marc
Connolly in a fit Of injured expla.
nation to his students at Yale Uni
versity, where he Is professor Of the
drama.
Taking Small Wonder first. it's
q pleasant chore to report that a
lot of young people, writing and
acting, have turned some lively and
modern material-satire and Carl
cature-into one Of the early sea.
sons joys. The music is generally
good, with one or two items down.
right swell; expert actors in the
persons of Tom Ewell, Alice Pearce.
q particularly talented lady clown
named Mary McCarty, and one OF
the seasons finds in Marilyn Day.
"Magdalena," which had its pre-
miere a few evenings later at the
Ziegfeld Theater. is something else
again. 1t is big, lushly designed OF
South American jungle backgrounds,
with masterful music by Heitor
Villa-Lobos, South American com.
poser of considerable serious note.
His music is certainly not for Annie
Get Your Gun" fans, for it is OPP
cratic in style and size, complex
and exciting. big music sung by
valid operate voices such as IRA
Petina of the Metropolitan Opera,
and lesser operatic folk who are
better known on Broadway, such as
John Raitt, star Of "Carousel," and
Miss Dorothy Sarnoff. -
It cost more than $3.50, 900, just to
give you an idea of its uninhibited
preparation. 1t calls for a pretty
special audience, I'd say; something
perhaps between Metropolitan Opera
enthusiasts and the folks who like
Blossom Time"
Heaven on Earth" is tired little
fantasy about a Central Park ham
som cabman who wants to help
every one he knows. The story Is
clumsily written, the music is ordi-
nary or worse, the lyrics banal and
the direction Intellectual.
The bottom, and I mean the bot
tom, of this list is fat little fam
tasy by Marc Connolly, author OF
Green Pastures" whose latest item
I find almost impossible to recon.
cile with his past excellence.
Mares latest is "A Story for
Strangers" which opened at the
Royale Theater. It's about talking
horse, and it's the talking horse
story to end them all.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Coming Attractions

MBASS Walk a
Crooked Mile" with Dennis
O'Keefe.
CAPITOL-"The Luck Of the
Irish," with Tyrone Power,
starting Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"Rose of Wash
ington Square, with Alice
Faye.
DUPONT-"A Midsum m m r
Nights Dream" with Olivia
De Havilland.
HIPPODROME-"The Sin of
Patricia" with Valli.
KEITH'S-"Rachel and the
Stranger" with Loretta
Young, starting Wednesday.
LITTIE-"Hamlet," with Lau-
renee Olivier, starting Octo-
ber 20.
METROPOLITAN-"The Cru
sades," with Henry Wilcoxen,
starting Thursday.
PALACE" ent for
Peggy" with Jeanne Grain.
PIX-"Her First Affair."" with
Louis Jourdan.
PLAYHOUSE-"Mine Own Ex-
ecutioner," with Burgess
Meredith, starting Wednes-
day.
WARNER-"Walk a Crooked
Mile" with Dennis O'Keefe.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
But June Bet Wrong Way
Pays Producer Who Said She'd Yearn for
Rest Where She Began
By SheiIoh Grohom

begging just as hard FOR rest.
Even on Sundays now I'm working.
Like last Sunday I was at the studio
all day doing six magazine covers
in color. But thank heaven they
want me for six magazine covers
in color"
AS you can see; June Is divided
between her need for a rest and her
delight over her popularity that now
has snowballed to the spot where
she is the most young
actress in Hollywood. And in sew
eral of the fan magazines polls, she
actually tops personalities like
Ingrid Bergman ahd Clark Gable.
June believes that the turning
point in her career came with her
marriage to Dick Powell, But I
think it happened just before with
her smash hit in Two Girls and
Sailor"
She Got Right Role
"I very nearly played the pretty
girl in it," June tells me. And II
I had, I'd probably still be waiting
for another picture instead OF be-
ing two jumps ahead Of collapse
from overworking. But 1 liked the
part of the homely girl best. So
when they tested me and Gloria De
(See GRAHAM, Page CD
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Screenplay Standins
Outdress the Stars
By the Associated Press

Strange things happen, sometimes,
in Hollywood's economy programs.
Production designer William Cam
eron Menzies actually did save a
great deal of money on sets and
other preparations for reign of
terror" But his zeal carried him a
step too far when it came to cos
tunes.
1t seemed good idea to Menzies
to put the films stars in off the
hook" attire-clothing from the stu
dio wardrobe rather than from an
expensive tailor.
But somebody forgot about the
standins. Their clothes must be
identical with those of the stars
Yep, the standins are wearing tall
Ored costumes
Evening star., 1948-09-26
The Objective Slant
The Hollywood Reporter Who Has 1t
Will Soon Present Book
By Joy CormodY

and haughtes of the weekly magazines has
fraction of its huge profits anayze its readers and their
discovery that apparently the most
which relates to the movies National
and all other kinds
of value all of which will bad
Holywoods already is inuferable.
social potential this
Hollywood movie raises kind OF chckenor-the egg
question.
is this concern the
periodical
suit of excessive interest in the subject?
For of this frankly makes difference beyond
serving Hollywood
the Hollywood which
clutter the drama desk week.
Pleasant journalism.
Hollywood Without Makeup"
. particularly inspired interesting
Author of Hollywood Without ake-Up" Martin
might described Saturday Evening Hollywood
virtue Of his output of dozens of articles the movies and their
people the last years.
precisely unique among reporters
his his subject has quality distinction
another he has conred the attitude of reporter toward
his This certainly standard performance which makes
noteworthy
AS reporter Hollywood an
pressve obcvy Unlike others he not sucumbed
influence becoming
resisted the impulse to look the Hollywood with amused
contempt standard getting with film people who
what appears be little into He
h s, 0 @ th ,lti o t hs aans % d M, ,s a
Daryl zanuck his closest pals.
Like a Town Meeting Scribe
He writes about the movie capital his something
taken town meeting from police boer any other normal
suggest Hollywood Without Makeup"
natural for the October bestseer lists rather
work by with refreshing style
Any who has Hollywood
admirable thing
who edits the drivel
the daily chore comtry-knows
is seldom achieved
One such editor haunted that
him Of Martins avid Hollywood
cup" hits the bookstalls
The editor in question believer
Hollywood
In TACT, with
scribe just before he of Hollywood
He settled upon her work, desirable
desirable of all that he as i'm
possible as the Others male and female many
pencil shaping her fit his journals principles
hired to edit So long the pencil supply
could the
New Didn't Work
Eventually, however, this
girl was slipping Even stranger much
editor could tell that she becoming feud
former felt
Reluctantly the editor decided change
He asked for samples of the colmns
The first made him wish nothing the kind To
his almost suicidal dsmay large the
writer's work turned be the one he
thought to get rid of.
Men IN this predcment should happy Martins book
regardless OF the familiarity Of the what
glamour Is how the villains creatures In
private fe ETC. should
always yearned Tor IN Hollywood possible
they are smart they might HOLLYWOOD
Without Makeup to their the movie capitals
with some OF the sharp inscriptions the
of a book. "
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Today's Schedules

SADOR-Hope, 1.lo,
3:2O, 5:25, 7::3o and $40 pm.
CAPITOL-"An Innocent At
fair" 100, 4:10, 7 and 9:55.
Stage shows, 1928, 6:l5 and
9:05 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Forever Amber"
1:20, 4, $40 and 9:25 pm.
DUPONT-"The Kings Jester"
l, 2:45, 4:30, $40, sos and
9:55 pm.
HIPPODROME-"The Mikado,"
2, $50, $50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
KEITH'S-"Good Sam" lao,
Ais, 6:55 and 9:35 pm.
LITTLE Beauty and the
Beast" 1:25, $3.50, $50, 7:30
and $50 pm.
METROPOLITAN-"One Night
of Love-" 1, 2:40, 4:2o. 6:15,
$40 and 10 pm.
PALACE-"Luxury Liner" I.
sos. Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
PIX-"Fric Frac," ITO, 4:l0,
7;05 and 1905 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"E Escape" 1:4O,
$40, $40, 7:40 and $40 pm.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts.
Continuous from / pm.
WARNER-"Rope," lis, 3:25,
$50, TAO and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Fall Comes to Broadway

later. =. Make Mine Manhattan"
had its Booth performance. Mike
Todd has started arrangements for
a block-long sign atop the Winter
Garden Theater to advertise his
imminent musical about the first
lady President "As the Girls Go"
:. High Button Shoes" passed its
400th performance. Thomas
Wolfes The Web and the Rock"
dramatized by Lester Cohen, has
been bought for Broadway show
ing by Michael O'Shea, theatrical
publiclst.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Twins on Half Time
But Get Full Scale
By the Associoted Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Being twins is already paying off
for Leslie and Larrie Holt, just
turned 2.
These blond tots are in pic
ture with the ominous title of Act
of Violence" Actually, only one is
in the cast, and that's the point.
In California, laws governing the
working hours of minors provide
that Larrie Cor Leslie) can be on the
set only hours at time. So, being
identical twins, they're alternated.
Saves a standin, too.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
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from. Terms can be arranged. SMITHS
TRANSFER s, STORAGE CO., 1913 You
ST NV. 1858 Wis. ave NV.
FURN. -S14.95: beds, complete
S1495; dinette, $10s5; sofa bed. S24. .95
dresser, S1O.95: chest. S1O.95; bedroom set
compl.. S49.95; gas stove, refgr, washing
mach. radio; free D. c. del; terms. 81 4
I1th Sc, 1922 14th NV. 8 to 8.
FURNITURE, 14-room home. 1908 Conn
ave. Phone no. .9619. az
FURNLEURE-Early American hutch cabi.
net. refectorS table, chairs. beautiful
sate-lss table; all prewar' solid maple
FURNITuRE-Blue lounge chair, 9x1e
blue wool rug. mahogany bed, innerspring
pattrsss, box spIipss. Call oW. 667S