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Smyrna times., 1948-03-11

FROM THE BIG CITIES Henry McIemore-"Tm a
little sick of Henry Wallace thinking he is the only nice
this country Lots of men have laid down tner ves
for it. Mr. Wallace" Charles A. Dana once replied to
critic who tongueashng Danas gazette for committing
bhnder oI was Europe year and found man who
hadn't a mistake in 5000 He is mummy in
British James Gordon Bennett once conlforted
an young reporter by saying IT expect writer
to and then but never the mistake OF
being dull" When Bennett himself reporter So
cety gal jumped editor Bennett had reported
her eyes She insisted they of course
would probably change the whole course OF world
history) Bennett mentioned her in yarn ne
correctly reported that He also added
that completely accurate she was
slightly cross-eyed! years when Jim Truax was
foreign correspondent the high school gazette he opnioned
at is better Omitted States strong and be able
carry IDEAS weak and conquered and
forced to carry out someone eses" How very true
SMALL, TOWN CHIT CHAT Smyrna Hornets ad-
vanced to the Dover YNCA Invitation Bas
keba Tourney by shelacng Delaware City Saturday mite
they're in for moola rangsTheir pasting
of FELTON, couple of weeks ago Mar-Del league
record by way. Leroy Wade vacationing from the
Daily News, in town with mid August sun-tan
Marvel Hughes Kenton Kutups) Satur
day nghting Smyrna Dave Hughes spending few days
with his folks Kenton after resignng his job with the Ma
tonal of successWhen the boys in the
local barber lounges pe to notice the strange gal George
stroing along the drag with Saturday awftah
Almost started riot by gosh
Tune in wDEI March II p. m. to hear the
Smyrna the Senior High vocal chorus Prom
be good listening wait SpeaHInan chaIIIS lie
Reynolds and the Dukes boystelng
stories" Walt employed by his mothers BrdSpealz
outfit in Wilmington.
give up, males.-New song out entitled
oThe New ditty lot cutter than the new
look') fem styles. Should slam them
right sensation they but
less revelation.-Phooey!
Mary ONell the present switchboard operator at Will
son Pratt sun-tanning in Florida
Smyrna High basketball team continues its sreats losing
streak with umpeenh straight Hope the lads
better than the court High school
Smyrna the days coach
Herb Pearl George Records
Smyrna times., 1948-03-11
SLICK SAINT PATRICK

For a touch of green on March
seventeen, make sandwiches En-
erald Isle style. Here's how: Place
215 slices of APPS quick-melting
CHED-O-BIT CHEESE FOOD
on each slice of bread. Cut green
pepper crosswise in 1a-inch slices,
and arrange characterization on
cheese. Broil S minutes, or till
cheese is melted.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-11
a THE
SMYRN A
BRIEF CASE
by Robert Bell

HAVE YOU HEARD THIS ONE, etc.. "A panhand-
approached weessed gent the street and pleaded
for a I'm dying for drnk-just np! he ex-
planned The we-dressed invited the bum in to
nearby gnnery and summoned the Two scotches
and soda" ordered The panhandler perked up Make
the samep
Smyrna times., 1948-03-11
HAVE ooDLEs OF NOODLES!

You needn't empty your purse to
enjoy Lenten dishes that fill you
up. Just make them with APPS
thrifty ANN PAGE NOODLES.
Grand dozens of waysl For in
stance: Combine 1 cup coarsely
broken, uncooked ANN PAGE
BROAD NOODLES, 5 OF. can of
Smyrna times., 1948-03-11

#2 can) and 2 tbsps. margarine.
Place in IA qt. casserole; cover
and bake in moderate oven, $50 F.,
about so minutes. Serves A to 5.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-11

Does casserole play leading role in your kitchen?
in mine especially during Lent when lots of noodles
other foods with bakng ways you
fix my favorites.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-11
HERE'S YOUR EYE cUEl

To help your family see better in
dim light, better see that they get
enough vitamin A by serving car
rots often. And if you're in the
dark as to new ways to fix them,
try this: Beat 8 eggs. Add 21a
cups grated raw carrots, liz
cups of APPS WHITE HOUSE
EVAPORATED
MILK, l tsp. salt, ANMNk .MNx
1s tsp. pepper, " <WNaN NfN
cup chopped wal <H<xssyssSNS
nuts and 2 tbsps.
melted shortening. V
Pour into creased
11s qt. casserole; set in pan of hot
water and bake in moderate oven,
3500F., till set (about 11z hrs.).
Serves 6 to 8.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-11

shrimp, l medium
onion (sliced), 1
green pepper
(sliced), l cup
peas, ~ tsp. salt,
dash pepper, 2h
cups tomatoes Ga
Evening star., 1948-05-01
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGlkIA.

NEW 5-RM. BUNGALOW, / acre Of land
lge. rms. and closets oil air-cond. heat
coCvsp. located. See to appreciate HAM.
MOND g. WALSH Architects and Build.
ers. Centreville, Va. Phone Fairfax 23l
jill II no answer. 7S-W-2 -
ARLISGTON-Six-roo brick; bedrm., \:
bath on 1st floor . bedrms., full bath or
end; knotty-pine recreation room, "a BATH
in basement; built-in garage: range and
refgr.; large lot blk to 2 buslines, mr.
shopping center: S1s,500. terms; open 2 tc
;, Is No. Oakland st. MAC LINDSEY. CHI
OAK CREsT-This brick home. located ir
one of Arlinston's better residential sec.
on nrst floor, with full bath: bedrooms
sewing room and bath on second floor
Large living room with fireplace, equipped
kitchen: plenty of closet space. storage
attic: full basement. attached garage. oil
heat; screened nasstone front porch: slate
roof. Shown BY appointment only: S26.500
1903 No. Courthouse I'd, OK. 0197. i
SNUG AS A BUG IN A RUG, S1l South
Orme st.-6-rm. brk. row house: liv. rm
has fireplace; equip. kit. tile bath, excel
cedar closets, full bsmt.: oil h.-wh.. Ex-
clusively with REAL ESTATE INCOR-
PORATED, Radio Bldg. Arlington Ph
FOUR BEDRMs., BATHs. new brick
home In N. Airing Well planned, wei
built, charming home. Reasonably priced
REALTY BULLETIN. Ow. 1897. a
Evening star., 1948-05-01
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAkp.

SILVER SPRING-New det 6-rocm cor
Re5 Re5 ,l1 brick home; frepI. in lty: rm,, 2 lse
saS h,-w.h Call RE 1855, GoLDsTEN
6M2fR 6R9f ls,9 s,ck,ftcf + NV s,,r..
ssS a.-c,h lee. Level Handicapped lot. lovely
CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY CLUB section
tsched home on secluded street near
shonptns transportation and schools
arG kcb.n mE toom nSrn hTSpaSG dinins room
rooms, tiled baths, 2nd ioor finished
attic, fun basement recreation room. oil
de miss miss ca HENRY ESTs pHSed Hoop Fshs oR
fiQG or Mrs PickerS. NO 7146. i
SILVER sPRING-New house near stores
very large bedrooms studio living room
ssTsss' sansss nr,c.d vSp have h6y been lOokins a;
he lss N this his upO sfouD csl 9s MR. cRoucH Nje /
81 3Sn6. Il no answer call SH. $3.50; -
sat6s Sit hsGFe and Gm hss
I2xl7; instant h'w. double CAB sink. cob
sR sRsds stow S pr5s f5s' %SFR va 500 q
BETHEsDA-We have 3-bedrm brick
Colonial in Parkwood, adjacent to Locust
hrepl,; dining rm;, completely equipped
kit full bsmt with lsv. and new auto
ssfhsF s LAcE 5aiE SEneT lot HUEs ReoE pns
81. 4@22. or ewes, Mr.. Baylor, ST. 1905
GROCERY STORE AND excellent s-roor
modern home. miles from D. c.; a gooc
opportunity IN a fast-growing community
Can Mr.. Puffenberger, TR. 1882: ewes.
Fk 2l5O with 7. PAUL MuDD, 240s
MINI, ave, sc. -
sIOP'b UP-New. det. OF homes. about
readS in Rockville, Md: minimum $500
down; approx. So per mo. Uncludinl
taxes and insurance.. r. H. Best, INC
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. approx. $50
# frontase on county highway, close tC
trsnsp. and school; 10 miles from D C
Springfield I'd, Bowie. Nd Bowie 46ll
BETHEsDA-Suburhan rambler with lovely
ls acre, near Potomac, lse Inv rm with
hrepl., din. rm., well-eouipped kit. , bed
rms. and bath, all on one floor fun bsmt
This is a home of many windows, Truly
. place for much cheerful living, for only
sl6, 500. Ewes. call Mr.. Smith, WI. 7735
ALLIED REALTY CORP, WI 664A =.
NEAR CHEvERLY-5-room bunEslow; or
large fenced lot, only Ss45n. with cas-,
I, PRIMROSE REALTY. 34O4 Rhode Isianc
ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd. .
Evening star., 1948-05-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. Cont,

2nd AND = SITS. ,s.E.-7-rm. and bath
hh1mei SnaT Sssnmlaetaehed. on on the corner. Call
ORANGE ST. Sc. =, Practically newl
went throush life alone; nor happy wife
who lived her life IN some one else's
f@a eovp This can be yoqr hSme for
this lovely semidetached brick home in
newer section Of Congress Heights: 9
nnsiizea nas rooms nrc.d bath fun basement
D st. Sc, nr. 3and st. Need an apt. :?
yestment; 4-unit semidetached brick; oil
heat. full basement; shows excellent in
come on investment. Only S22,5 each;
NJ BERNSTEIN Il CO. I4i5 K st. NV. NV
CoLoRED-ATTENTIo are offering
forty 5-rm; row and semidet. brick homes.
and Sl0,250, with low cash down Jay
nent b.v Kit ,u inclTdes refEr and gas range
% @ Franes Gis.ea We IN are SoReS
for the discriminating purchaser. Cali
Re $3.50 Til 9. COLONIAL INVEST
CoLoRED-a0 NEW HoMEs-GI ap-
proved; 24th and Irving SITS. Sc, block
OF Alabama ave; See Mr.. Latona at homes,
bath. gas heat, full bsmt. ctSoi Directions:
penns na ave streetcar ar TO Navy Yard, trans
Blk Of homes For further THE 'ATf informa Tnm ton hS
COLoRED-a-FAMILY BRICK north of
Pa. ave-, near. lth and D SITS. SEE
rooms, kit. and bath lst floor; 3 rooms,
kit; and bath 2nd floor; concrete porch
fun basement, gas h.-wh: 1ne condition
WM, H SAUNDERS co, INC. 4
COLORED-OPEN TODAY, I-5. 343 Ken
tucky ave, Vacant. Delightful Colonial row
brick home with rooms. bath. full base
ment, h.-w.h,, garage; completely redeco-
rated throughout. Attractive terms Ex-
elusive with r A. HUMPHREYS, sos N.
Capito, MA. 6730 -
CoLoRED-25O 18th ST.-1st CONNER
cial zone: 2-tamiy semidet. dwelling .
complete apis. Of . rooms kitchen and
bath each. Lot 33xI2O. Large cellar, oil
heat, Shown by appointment FREDER-
lex A. BLUMER CO. Realtor. 6l7 Pa.
ave. Sc. FIR loss .
CoLoRED-OPEN SAT-. AND sun, till
dark. reasonable down payment with
an offer will buy this 6-rm buff brick
home: good cond. Owner occupied Prompt
Possession. Don't miss this one. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO, MA. 9797. Ii. 354O.
CoLoRED-$75O DoWN-Po Possession: =
story row brick, & lovely rms and bath
furnace. full bsmt., Colonial front porch
front and rear Yards. Mrs. Whitney. AT
5000. with BARNEY o WEITZ, 1927 Eye
CoLoRED-KENTUCK AvE.-Brick. 10
rms, > baths "A apts.), refGr.. stoves.
tlrn, incl: $500 mo income 81, 800 down
Realtors
Evening star., 1948-05-01

NEW HOMES
East Hyattsville-5-rm brick: SlO9b0.
RiyerdsleIAs6es. y,,Hs. single bunea: Sll,!5o.
Riverdale Heights-Bunga.; S12.500.
Hyattsyille-2-story brick; S15.75O.
Cheverly--2-story bricks S1S,50O.
Silver Spring-2-story bricks: S1S15O.
University Park-2-story bricks: $4,000.
These and many other new homes in
various sec; also many other homes to
select from. Before buying. call US H L.
BROWN CO., 2031 r. 1. ave. ne, DE.
1895 )
BERWYN HEIGHTS-Lovely 6-room brick
home: fireplace, tile bath. full basement.
h.-w.h.: one block from bus line: s16,95O;
Takoma Park-6-room brick home fire.
place, full basement, gas heat S15,950.
Cottase City-s-room frame bungalow;
fireplace large screened porch, full base
ment' oil h.-wh.. gear garage. nice. lot,
everything; sl2,95o; $500 cash, bal
ance like rent
East Hyattsvile - 5-room brick: tile
bath. full basement. gas heat; S11.5OO.
Brentwood - Nice 5-room BUNGALOW;
corner lot; Ss:95O: $3.50 cash. balance
Ike rent. LOUIS MILLER Our new
ofice. 5303 Baltimore blvd, next to Hot
Shoppe. Hyattsvil!e. UN. 2723. Evenings,
Evening star., 1948-05-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hwe,t.

CoLoRED VACANT; bargain: $3.50
2-StoTy brick. EX. 1900, ewes. HO O3"5,
Evening star., 1948-05-01

nd AND = SITS. S.E.-7-rm and bath
ome; semldetached, on the corner. Call
AR. HOFFER, MA. S223 a
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-23

munications System radio tech nician made up his mind today to accept a check for $4.000 instead of the flying trip around the world for himself and Mrs. Shain which he won as a Grand Prize in the Fairbanks American Legion sponsored Fourth of July cele- bration.
 The young soldier said his com manding officer had agreed to grant him a 30-day furlough for the world tour. He also promised family quarters for the young couple if Shain would transfer to Northway.
 Northway won.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-23
MRS. CHAPMAN AND SARAH HERE FOR SHORT VISIT

Mrs. Ella Chapman and daugh- ter Sarah, who won all the scolas- tic honors at Fairbanks High School this year, arrived to visit with MT. and Mrs. Carl Yeager, before leaving for New York where Sarah will enter Columbia University.
 In New York they will make their home with daughter and sister Mary Hood Chapman who is employed with the Pan Ameri- can World Airways (when not busy writing novels for one of the leading magazines). One of her stories appeared in June is sue of McCalls, and another will appear in the August edition.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-23
JIM SLAIN WINS TRIP AROUND THE WORLD

FAIRBANKS, - tP Jim Shain doesn't want to go around the world.
 Instead. he's going to Northway, an isolated camp near the Yukon Alaska border where the hunting and fishing are good. His wife, Maxine, of Sikeston, Missouri, will go with him.
 The 19-year-old Alaska Com
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-23
REV. AND MRS. R. J. NORTH PARENTS OF BABY BOY

Rev. and Mrs. R. J. North of White Mountain are the parents of a baby boy born this morning.
 The boy weighed 6 lbs. g OF. and was named Jonathan Mark. MT. and Mrs. North are the Covenant missionaries at White Mt.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-23
MRS. "A. M. HARTFORD RETURNED HOME TODAY

Mrs. A. M. Hartford ,who was called to the states suddenly due to the death of her mother in Oak land, arrived here today on the Pan American plane. She will re- main here for the balance of the summer.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador-"The Loves OF Car
men: los, $40. Sis, 7i20 and 9:35
pm.
CapitOl-"Isn't It Romantic?";;
11:l0 am, 1850, 4:30, tbs and 9:55
pm. Stage shows: los, 3:45, $50
and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Apartment for Peg
gy":: 1l:25 am. 1880, $3.50, 5::a5 and
$40 pm.
Dupont-"The Portrait of Inno-
cence"; 1:10. 2:50, 4:30, 6:l0. 7:50
and $50 pm.
Hipp0drome-"The 80 Steps; q
4:40, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Keith's-"One Touch Of Venus; !;
1850 am; 1850, $50, $50, 7:5o and
$50 pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 2:so and $3.50
pm.
Metropolitan "Man-Eater of
Kumaon"; 11:45 am, lao, $40,
$40, TAO and $40 pm.
National-"Red Shoes; 2:30 and
$3.50 pm.
Palace-"Red River; 1l:15 am,
LAS, 4::20, 6:55 and $50 pm.
Pix-"No Greater Sin; 2:25, 7:35
and 1910 pm.
Playhouse-"Hamlet";; 2:50 and
$50 pm.
Trans and shorts.
Continuous from l0:15 am.
Warner-"The Loves of Carmen:
Evening star., 1948-11-01

HOSTESS-EDalyn Tynor is
having a party at the Capitol
Theater-a seDen-day, four
tin1es-a-day affair With COM
edy and dancing and, of
course, some OF the Tyner
piano playing. Miss Tyner's
support includes a motion
picture, too, isn't 1t Ro-'
nlantic?"
Evening star., 1948-11-01

the hurrah and hullabaloo attend
ant upon casting Gone with the
Wind" Clark Gable probably was
set for that the day David o. Selz-
nick first glanced over the galley
proofs and Vivien Leigh undoubt-
edly was cast the day her torrid
screen test hit him between the
eyes.
Mr.. Selznick still aroused such a
Nationwide furore over these details
that any film Of lesser proportions
than the one he turned out would
have been a let-down. He imported
so many alleged candidates for the
Scarlet O'Hara role who liked it in
Hollywood that the movies got a
whole new set of ingenues. He kept
a large segment Of the poplation at
a white heat for months and the
actual number of duels fought in the
misty dawn over the merits of pros
pectives Scarlets probably never will
be known.
That the Selznick casting gag is
not likely to be topped, at least until
things are stable enough in the
world that the luxury Of real silly
season will be safe, has not kept
Hollywood from continuing its use
The most recent studio to attempt
to arouse the interest Of the custo-
mers by waving the casting sheet
before them is one named Para
mount. Paramount has an ideal en-
try in the game, too, in the pro-
jected film version of MY Friend
Irma," the popular radio show.
What a publicity campaign of this
particular type needs is set Of
enthusiastic admirers who yocifer-
ously will not stand for any foolish
ness and that is what MY Friend
Irma" has. Hal Wallis, who is pro-
ducing the picture, does not expect
to get it under way until spring, but
the project no sooner was announced
than the first taunt was thrown in
the teeth Of the My Friend Irma"
fans. Whispers Hollywood column
ist-type whispers, that Isl began to
intimate that all sorts of dire things
were in prospect.
Suspicious things were planned
for the comedy approach, which
listeners have found above-average.
Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin, a
comedy singing team of some repu-
tation in the cabarets, have had their
names linked with MY Friend 1rma, 4"
Evening star., 1948-11-01

three days with laryngitis, is still
speaking in whispers between his
violent scenes In "Flamingo Road"
Joan Crawford, star of the same
picture, has finally found out why
she has been plagued with so many
colds. TITS an allergy," Joan tells
me. I'm allergic to makeup. After
all these years in pictures. It's sure
q fine thing to find out I'm allergic
to movie makeup!" The nonstop
sniffles have reduced Joan's weight
by 10 pounds-and she can't afford
it.
Van Johnson, by the way. has also
shed a lot Of poundage. He's doing
1t the so-called easy way-by taking
pills to lose his appetite before he
eats. docs 1t work." I asked Van
on the Mother Was A Freshman"
set. "A little" he replies, showing
me the new nonfatty johnson chin
line.
Victor Mature is building the
groundwork for retirement from the
screen. He is already big shot
in the canned meat ball business
And now he expects to clean up
with his television shop. And don't
expect any discount If you buy
there. Vic doesn't believe in that
kind of foolishness.
Jack Warner, incidentally, is mad
der than a wet hen over the ex-
penses that are piling up on some of
the current pictures at his studio.
At private meeting with the heads
of all Warner departments, Jack,
I am told, threatened to close down
the studio rather than permit the
waste that results in millions of
dollars In losses to continue. From
now on, he says, no picture will start
unless the script is completed and
the budget okayed. Jack, I under
stand. told the boys, 1--WE used to
make movies that the public en-
joyed. But since we started to edu-
cate 'em, we've lost our stock in
trade" You can get the baskets
ready-a lot of heads are going to
fall! ..>
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Hollywood:
Bette and Bob
Again Co.Stars
In a Comedy
BY sheiIoh Grohom

Bette Davis and Robert Mont
gomery will,co-star in Affair Num-
ber s." which isn't what you think
it is--it's a perfume. The movie,
now being scripted by Ranald Mac
Dougall, will be made at Warmers,
and Bette plays a temperamental
actress-type casting? Bob is a
cosmetician. And it's a comedy
Ranald also wrote June Bride" for
this pair.
John Lund gets more and more
popular with the top movie ladies
A deal is now near the signing stage
for. John to appear with Loretta
Young and Celeste Holm at Doth
Fox. in Come To The Stable "
Montgomery Gift had been consid-
cred, but he looks too young and
too romantic. It isn't that kind OF
story.
Doris Day won't be able to take
that tour with Bob Hope in January,
because boss Mike Curtiz has come
up with Sugar Foot" for Doris,
Joel and James Mitchell. The story
is more economical version OF
THE Forty-Niners."
X II
Lew Ayres arranged for an inter-
view and test at 20th-Fox for
Heather Welsh, a cute young South
African actress. Lew swears that
his romance" with Jane Wyman is
friendship
Glen Ford, William Holden and
Sonny Tufts are planning spot OF
huntin' and fishin' somewhere in
Montana. Then Glenn reports back
to Columbia for Bonanza"
Eleanor Parker is an unusual gal.
She went on suspension for refus-
ing Blowing Wild and one or two
other pictures. But she donated her
services free for a walk-on part in
1.-TWO Guys And A Gal" I also
hear that Ellie Is refusing to 60 to
England to star in the movie ver-
sion of "The Hasty Heart" She
prefers to stay here with her hus-
band, Bert Friedlob.
+ Il
Sydney Greenstreet, bedded for
Evening star., 1948-11-01

enough to make q follower of the
original radio version quake with
fear. The crushing blow, though,
has been the broad hint that the
picture would be a vehicle for Betty
Hutton, rather than for the original
and available Irma, Marie Wilson.
Well, it isn't going to happen
that way at all, according to the
word from Hollywood, via Harold
Heffernan. Mr.. Wallis and Para
mount, he says, know as we'll as
any one else that MY Friend
Irma," the movie. will be aimed at
its radio listeners and will have
them to please. Miss Wilson, the
secret word is, will continue her
Characterization on the screen.
Even if she doesn't, this secret
knowledge that she is scheduled to
do so should keep you from run
ming too high a fever about Para
mounts MY Friend Irma" pub
licity until the blow actually falls.
y
Monday Memos: Today's Wash
ington visitor cat any rate, one OF
them) is Ron Randell, who came
from Australia to appear in, among
other things, The Sign of the
RAM" ''The Mating of Mile" and,
currently, The Loves of Carmen" !"
Mr.. Randell became an actor, his
press agent swears, after attending
a stage play in the gold-mining
town Of Clunes, Victoria, when he
was young and impressionable. He
noticed that the miners not only
applauded performers they ad-
mired, but tossed sacks of gold dust
to the stage Thought actors got
that treatment everywhere, until he
became one Tomorrow's visitor
will be Maurice Evans, now appear
ing in Baltimore in Man and
Superman" He'll come down to
speak at the luncheon of the Wom-
ems National Press Club, at the
Press Club auditorium. Wash
ington Theater Guild subscribers to
the five-play series at Ford's The
ater in Baltimore will see first John
Van Druten's comedy, Make Way
for Lucia" 1t is expected to turn
up the week of December 6.
Seats for Red Shoes" which con-
tinues at. the National, are now on
sale for all performances through
November l3
Evening star., 1948-11-01

spend to pay the highest price in
history, exact amount unannounced,
for the best-selling novel, most
popular radio program or most
fabulous Broadway hit of a given
week.
The idea then is to plant the
title of the thing so firmly in the
public mind that the customers
will flock to see the eventual movie,
no matter how many critics, paid
and amateur, howl publicly and
privately that it is a goulash of
clicheS that bears no resemblance
to the original and would not be
much better II it did.
The classic, gargantuan example
OF getting tickets sold before start
ing to build the sets was, Of course,
Evening star., 1948-11-01

II am, los, ais. $40, 7:so and
GAS nm
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Yellowstone Easy,
But Dump a Problem
BY ths Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
/. Set. designers were very proud of
the reproduction Of Yellowstone
Park they built on q sound stage
at Monogram Studios. It took a
lot Of work and a lot Of trees. But
they had even more trouble repro
ducing q city dump for another
scene in The Rainmaker."
Tin cans and old tires aren't so
easy to gather, In vast quantities
and on short notice. However, the
property department found solu-
tion. Studio trucks were dispatched
to section of the city where the
regular trash collection was immi.
nent. Residents Of the district were
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Alumni Plan Banquet

Guy M. Meadows, Washington
lawyer. has been named chairman
Of the committee to arrange the
annual banquet of the National
University Alumni Association. The
banquet will be held on January 28
al the Mayfiower Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-11-01
Studio Plays a Little Game
with MY Friend Irma' Fans
By Horry Macarthur.

The selling of motion pictures probably would be found some
did
Holywood time
making the things the place making doesn't
a matter The selling usually
spends than he