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Evening star., 1948-02-09
Suits Seek S800,000
From Empire Building
Owner, Contractors

Fifteen damage suits totaling
nearly 100000 were filed in Dis
trict Court today by % residents
of the Empire Apartment Building
which partially collapsed December
is, killing four and injuring II.
The suits, filed by Attorney Ed
ward E ONeill, name as defend
ants Nick Papanicolas, also known
as Nick Johnson, owner of the
the building, and the M. Cladny
Construction Co. The Cladny COM
pany was named. according to the
suits, because during the year 1947
dD did negligently make struc-
tural changes in said premises which
= weakened the structure and
made the premises dangerous and
unsafe"
The suits charge that Mr.. Papan-
icolas, in the course of remodeling
the premises at various times.
caused the structural support of
the building to be- changed and
weakened" Most suits claimed
shock, loss of home and personal
property.
One Suit Asks 100000.
According to a suit filed by Earl
Blankenship, 926 l. street NV, his
wife has been a patient at st. Eliz-
abeth's Hospital since shortly after
the building collapsed. Mr.. Blank
enship asks 100000 because of Mrs.
Blankenship's mental condition" +"
Mr.. Blankenship also asks 100000
for medical services for his wife and
his own exposure and shock, His
is the largest single claim.
None of the suits filed were in
behalf of relatives of those killed
in the buildings collapse.
Meanwhile, Stewart H. Beall
chairman of the Commissioners
special inquiry board, said it's report
on the collapse probably would bt
ready soon. Mr.. Beall explained
completion of the study had beer
delayed by the illness of Robert H
Davis, District director of inspec-
tions.
Meeting Expected soon.
Mr.. Davis returned to his desk
today, and it was expected a meet
ing of the board would be scheduled
soon.
In addition to Mr.. Blankenship
those filing suits and the amounts
asked, respectively, are:
James Melesourgas, 1875 Seventh
street NV, $4,000; Holmes Orn'
doff, 935 Ninth street NV, $4,000
Roy Myers, 935 Ninth street NV,
$4,000; Otha Sullivan, 1874 Rhode
Island avenue NV, his wife Frances
and infant son Rodney, 100000
Arvin Bergland, 529 Ninth street
S. E., and his wife Laura, $4,000
and Mrs. Eva Gorzous and daughter
Lola of Baltimore, $4,000.
James Temple, 816 K street NV.
100000; Miss Lolita Varlos, 72l
Third street NV, $4,000; Mrs
Sophie Varlos, 518 H street NV.
$25, 900; Livingston Burgess, SO;
Ninth street NV, $4,000; Tillmar
A. Gaines. 935 Ninth street NV.
$4,000; Alice Hayward, sol Green.
wood road, Linthicum Heights, Md.
$4,000; George Smith; his wife
Maude Smith, 3139 N street NV.
S35 900, and James Douffas; hi
wife Judith, an infant son Philip
! e1o5 mn
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Kermit Roosevelt to Talk

Kermit Roosevelt, author of
recent article on the Palestine
question, THE Arabs Live There
Too" will discuss the situation
there at pm. Wednesday before
the Washington Simmons College
Alumnae Club at the YWCA, Sew
enteenth and K streets NV. The
grandson of President Theodore
Roosevelt has travelled widely ir
the Near and Middle East as 9
civilian and as a member of the
armed forces.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
GIee Clubs PIon Concert

Seventy men of the Wesleyan
University Glee Club will join with
the chorus from American Univer-
sity to present a concert at 8:3C
pm. Friday at Leonard Gymnasium
Following the concert students and
alumni of American University will
entertain the visitors from Middle
Cn.atn ~ dnfnna
Evening star., 1948-06-25

sumed that the veteran acquired
the disease during his service. al
though it may have lain dormant
since his discharge.
Another measure signed raises
disability pay for longshoremen. II
increases the maximum compensa-
ton for total disability from $25 to
$35 a week and the minimum from
So to $12.
Still another bill signed sets up a
dental research program which the
Government will back with $750, ,00C
q year. The measure authorizes the
appropriation beginning July / fol
grants to public and private institu-
tions doing dental research. The
program will be administered by the
Public Health Service. 1t also au-
thorizes $4,000, 900 for construction
of a building for the National Insti-
tute of Dental Research, Public
Health Service agency.
Also approved was bill restoring
authority of the Food and Drug Ad-
ministration to prosecute cases OF
adulteration after goods have left
interstate commerce. The law rein
states a session of the Pure Food anc
Drug Act which was left out wher
the law was revised several years
ago. The effect is that impure
foods and drugs can now be tracked
down by the Government ever
though they are in strictly Local
trade by the time Federal officials
are ready to prosecute.
The President yesterday gave re-
cess appointments to the IL mem
bers of the Public Advisory Board
provided for under the act setting
up tho Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration. The II were nomi-
mated last Saturday just before
Congress adjourned, but the Senate
did not act on their confirmation.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
President Signs Bills
Affecting Veterans
And Lonqshoremen

President Truman has signed two
bills affecting veterans along with
several other measures.
Approved was q bill authorizing
payment Of pensions to dependent
widows Of veterans Of the Spanish
American war, the Boxer Rebellion
and the Philippine Insurrection
The measure also authorizes pay
ment OF additional pensions for
children, provided that the widow
married the veteran 10 years before
his death.
Tropical Disease Bill Signed.
Also signed yesterday was a bill
allowing veterans to collect dis
ability benefits for chronic and
tropical diseases which appear after
they leave military service. The
new law declares 1t will be pre-
Evening star., 1948-06-25

Mrs. Zelma Miss Elizabeth
Morrison. Keene.
from clerk to officer. She joined
the Hamilton in 1888 as secretary
and was promoted in 1916.
Diplomas were presented to 81
graduates Of the school with special
honors going to Miss Elizabeth Ruth
Keene, "a, of 81 Bryant street NV,
and Mrs. Zelma NJ Morrison, 81,
of 4801 Connecticut avenue NV.
Miss Keene was the champion
typist Of the class, with a record of
30 words minute on a 10-minute
typing test Mrs. Morrison was
voted the ideal secretary" by her
classmates, the first married woman
to be so honored at the school The
wife of j. B. Morrison, jr., a CT stu
dent at George Washington Univer-
sity, she has taken a position with
her father. John A. Manfuso,
manufacturing chemist.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
SD. {. Men Among 20
Reburia|s in Arlington

Five Washington men who died
during the war are among the II
Army and 3 Air Force men who
were to be reburied at 2 pm. today
in Arlington Cemetery.
They are T/5 Johnnie E. Butler
son Of Mrs. Eunice Briscoe, 231 r
street NE; Pfc. Hayward J. F'ridy
husband of Mrs. Juanita Fridy, 1881
Emerson street NE; Pvt. Harry j
Lowe, husband of Mrs. Elizabeth
Lowe, 1747 Willard street NV; Pvt
George w. Lowery. son Of Mrs
Lizzie Lowery, 9 N street NE, and
Pvt. William Perry, son of Mrs
Arnetta Perry, 1886 Kramer street
NE.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
SecretariaI School
Awards 81 Diplomas

Miss Lois A. White, assistant
cashier of the Hamilton National
Bank, was presented the annual
achievement award of the Washing
ton School for Secretaries at the
schools commencement exercises
last night at the Shoreham Hotel.
Miss White has been in the bank
ing business for % years-rising
Evening star., 1948-06-25
|CongregafionaIisis Elect
z Assistant Moderafors
BY the Assoeiossd Press

OBERLIN, Ohio, June 25.-The
Rev. Lloyd E. Galloway Of Los
Angeles and Mrs. Ebert A. Read Of
Shenandoah, Iowa, were elected
assistant moderators yesterday at
the final session Of the General
Council of Congregational Christian
Churches.
Rev. David McKeith, jr., Of. Hart
ford, Conn, was named executive
vice president OF the American
Board Of Commissioners Of Foreign
Missions to succeed DR.. Fred Field
Goodsell of Boston. who will retire
August 81, 1949. The board super
vises more than 400 missionaries and
has a current annual budget OF
nearly $500, 900. II
Evening star., 1948-06-25

and q half down Mount Lafayette
In the picturesque White Mountain
chain yesterday, burying sections OF
Franconia Notch highway under 20
feet of earth.
State officials said early today that
it had not been determined whether
any one had been trapped.
One swiftly moving mass nicked
Evening star., 1948-06-25

. Some oil wells cost about $250, 900
to drill.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
New Hampshire Highway
Is Blocked by Lands|ides
By the Assoeioisd Press

By me Assoeiofsd Prsss
LITTLETON, N. H., June 25.-
Two landslides-doted with huge
boulders and trees-roared mile
Evening star., 1948-09-28

| and Marssret Douthat. a. 4505 ouarle.
John Wilson. "a. and Edythe Yarbroush,
2s: both Of Arlington. Va.
Charles Keith; ;.,' IL q: 1928 Saratoga aye
Kyle McGhee 80. Arlington. Va, and
Aileen Sherwood. 80, 1928 Missouri ave.
NV.
william Liese. %. 1929 18th st. ne.
and Mildred Hess, 21. 1917 Bennins rd.
George Jackson. %. 1O4e 4ond st. ne.
and Luvenia chiIes. 20, 1242 5th st.
Albert James. 81, 1921 Swami st. NV,
and Beatrice Baber, 20. Park Hall, Nd
William Werdig, AZ. 1l16 z ST. ne, and
Mevie Dixon, A, 52S Oakwood st. Sc
Cleve Glenn. 23. 2e1o G st. NV, and
corine Pendelton, "A. 2133 F st. NV.
Judson Brown. As and Teresa Brown.
o. both of 1929 Buchanan st. NV.
James Queen. 81. Az St Sc. and
Sallie Beasley, 20, 62s 3 St Sc
Charles Dudley. III %, 329 Farraeut
81 NV, and Barbara Sill. 20. 6639
18th st NV
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Births Reported

From D. C. Bureau OF Vital Statistics
Curtis and Edna Mauney, girl.
Richard and Bernice Mccarthy. girl.
Eugene and Blanche Mcmahon. girl.
Leslie and Edna McMorrow, girl
William and Dorothy McMillen. girl.
Okey and Mildred Nelson, girl
Melvain and Carole Oliphant, boy.
Archer and Charlotte OVERLY. boy.
Benton and Dorothy Petry. girl.
Melvin and Cornelia Pillow. girl.
Maxine and Vera Puel. girl.
Arthur and Lucille Rice, girl.
Howard and Ann Rison, girl
Herbert and Jean Robinson, girl
Russell and Elma Robertson, girl.
Hal and Matilda Rose. boy.
william and Blanche Schuck, boy
Andre and Grace simonpietri. girl.
William and Jane Slimak. girl.
Donald and Juanita Twining. girl
Raymond and Vlarence Vickery. boy
Andrew and Zelda Wilson. girl.
Evening star., 1948-09-28

James and Sarah Mercer boy.
Joseph and Dorothy McClintock. girl.
Cole and Willie Mae McIiwain. boy.
Joel and Eva Mcleod, girl
Norwood and GLADYS Nickens, girl.
James and Lydia Rhyme. girl
James and Lillian Robinson, girl and boy
Ithel and Annar Sharpe, girl.
Fred and Ellen Shepard. Girl.
WILDER and Barbara Smothers. girl
Alexander and Mary Stanback. girl.
Albert and Mabel Stannard. airl
Theodore and Evelyn Thompson. boy
William and Barbara Toliver. boy,
William and Ruth wall, boy.
Robert and Louise Williamson. girl
Walter and Beatrice winder, boy.
Carnell and Helen Woodson. boy.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1948-09-28
Deaths Reported

From D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
David Goldstein. 81. 4315 1st st. Sc.
Thomas Carr. 90 1887 Kearney St ne
Christine McNickle, 81, 22O Portland st
Sc.
Corda Mae williams "a 27l1 Both st. Sc
Be- tha Flasher. SO. Forrestville. Md
Evelyn Turnure, A.. 321 Adams St ne.
Dixie SINNERS, s. Takoma Park, Nd
Evening star., 1948-09-28
Marriage License
! AppIicotions

Under d. c. laUs, couples must
apply for marriage license ON
one day, Dait three full days and
receiUe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1948-09-28

William and Julia wvnn, girl
Justin and Pauline Young, sirl.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

49, The show will consist of a va J
riety of local and professional tai
ent assembled together for twOl
hours or more of entertainment.
The funds from this enterprise will
be used to carry out the veterans
benefit activities.
The newly organized P. T. A. of
Milton will hold a meeting on
Thursday evening, December 8, at
7:30 o'clock. This meeting is for
the purpose of electing officers and
at the same time to adopt the by
laws. Mrs. Martin Black, tempOr-
airy chairman of the program COM
nittee, has announced that the
evenings entertainment will have
the Christmas theme in keeping
with this particular season of the
year.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Reibling and
daughter of Rhode Island are
/ spending several days with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Winnie Walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel
entertained Mrs. Carrie Burns and
Mrs. Matte Roach of Milford or
Wednesday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
4 MILTON XMAS SHOPPERS GUIDE I

Gilbert's Reindeer and Sleigh"
were chosen as outstanding by
Miss Edith L. Mitchell, state direc-
tor of art; Mrs. Felicia Beverly,
art supervisor, Wilmington, and
Miss Anne L. Cheavens, art super
visor, Dover.
The American Post, No. 20, held
it's annual installation of officers
and dinner meeting at the Grace
Methodist Social Hall on Wednes-
day at p. m. The supper consist
ed of chicken and all the fixings
with dessert served and prepared
by the w. S. c. S. of the church.
Following the installation and sup
per the group retired to their post
home near Milton for the social
hour.
Mrs. Agnes Hazard has annOun-
ced that the Milton Free Library
has received twenty-six additional
books, including the latest of the
best seller list.
The v. F. w. Post, No 1884, will
present a variety show at the Mil
ton Theatre on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, December % and
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

Fellow" in distributing gifts to the
children in attendance. Old st.
Nick will be in his modern home
on the two Saturdays preceding
Christmas, during the evenings of
the week before Christmas, and all
day Christmas Eve. The town is
now aglOw with the Christmas
lights and E. M. Scott and his crew
of wOrkmen deserve much credit
for this holiday like atmosphere.
The Yuletide committee this year
consists of T. Harold Palmer, Will
liam WagamOn, Jr., David DOnO-
van, E. M. Jefferson, Harmon M.
Davidson, J. d. Robinson, Samuel
Shapiro, Charles Barker, James
JOhrnsOn, Sr., and Thomas S.
Hughes, with Charles Barker act
ing as chairman of the activities
pertaining to the arrival of Santa.
The paintings by Richard Lewis,
seventh grade, and Gilbert Ward
no longer a local student, have
been selected to be sent to Germ
any for circulation by the Inter
national Youth Library. Richards
painting Skating Accident and
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
MILTON

Santa Claus will arrive in
Milton on Saturday, December
II, at 1880 p. m, by airplane!
Plans for the Christmas cele-
-bratiOn of this town were COM
-pleted at the businessmen's S
meeting held in the WagamOn
Farm Building last Monday.
.Santa's plane will land in the
field adjacent to the Draper
Canning Company with War
-ren Good, principal of the Mil
-tOn School, as pilot. The plane
will taxi Santa up the field to
1.-THE highway where he will
fgreet the kiddies. The school
fband, under the supervision of
tMr. Evans will be on hand to
give Santa a royal welcome
! From here the procession will
tprOceed to the municipal park
ling lot where a house has been
CONSTRUCTED for Santa Claus
! members of the Milton Fire
department will aid the "OlC
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least to male reviewers, Is played
by Jane Greer, q former Washing
ton girl who has picked up some
admirable acting tricks since she
left town. No one could ask a
softer. more Satiny girl to fall in
love with than the one Jane inn
personates. But the truth Is that
she is just another man-trap, baited
with bullets for males blind enough
to walk her way. +
Inevitably, Miss Greer is the apex
of triangle. The other two an
giles are occupied by Mitchum, a
private detective with a hayward
heart; and Douglas, a big time
criminal whose major frailty is not
being able to beat his sweetheart
to the draw.
The question is which, If any. Of
the three will be the last left alive
before they learn to master their
emotions. The answer Is one that
may surprise you. .EOut of the Past"
is not squeamish in dealing out
retribution to its romantic male
factors.
1t would be unfair, or perhaps
foolhardy, to get over-involved In
the plot of "Out of the Past" The
general idea of 1t is that Mitchum
would have been a good citizen, per-
haps running a filling station in a
small town, if he could keep from
getting mixed up with the big OPP
orators set. Years ago, however,
he did get drawn into the smooth
mob. 1t comes about in rather an
odd way, when Douglas asks him
to and Miss Greer after she has
shot him in moment Of pique and
disappeared with $4,000.
He is a good enough detective to
do as he is told, but it would have
been smarter to be dumb. When he
runs across the girl in a bar In
Acapulco, Mexico, he Is dead duck
The process is dragged out almost
infinitely and no duck ever had
more fun dying. but it is inescap-
able that Miss Greer is as Hastily
poisonous to one victim as another.
There is none of this crude, quick
killing In a darkened room In the
picture which Jacques Tourneur
directed. Tourneur's method Of
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building suspense has an Icy ur-
banity about it. With the exception
of Mitchum, his characters are the
sort who have run their incomes
to immodest proportions. What
they do not spend trying to keep
out of prison for some extremely
fancy of1enses, they devote to high
living.
The consequence of this is that
their unstable love-making and in
tramural slaughters are conducted
with a frequently affable aplomb.
They are most deadly when they
are most genial which can be made
quite a good trick until an audience
begins to feel that both 1t and the
trick are being overworked.
It is to the credit of "Out of the
Past" that most of its people are
created with reasonable conviction.
Author Homes has seen to it that
they are sufficiently human at
times to pass rather ruthless judy
ment upon his own actions. An in
stance of this is provided, to cite
one case, when Miss Greer In a
softly amorous moment starts tell
ing Mitchum of her past with
Douglas.
Baby" he says, IT don't care"
These are words he has later oc-
casion to doubt, but at the time he
really does not care.
%xk
The standard of performance in
"Out of the Past" is rather consist
emily high. Miss Greer really Gre
ates the impression of pretty girl
with q nice talent for the double
cross; Mitchum's hard, but vulner-
able, detective Is an engaging sort:
and Douglas regal criminal is quite
convincing. ~. : 4 e.g
If 1t only did not take them so
long to love and die, they would be
still more interesting to watch.
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for halt . much - That oo
Magic"
Waiter Pidgeon disregards the
mo Admittance" sign over Greer
Garson's bubble-bath sound stage
Heck, I've played her husband toe
many times to stay away now" says
Pidge.
Audrey Totter is keeping in touch
with RKO Director Nick Raye-
even while she is away on p. AS
for 1.-THE High Wall"
kk +
Vincente Minnelli and Sam Zim-
balist are teaming up to produce
and direct House Above the River"
No cast yet, but one thing Is sure,
the leading lady will not be Judy
Garland. she and Vincente have
decided they're much happier when
they keep their working lives apart.
Gene Kelly says he will be glad
when 1.-THE Three Musketeers"
starts, because this Is his daily
routine until it does-one hour of
fencing every morning, one hour of
riding on the back lot, then an hour
with his voice coach-for his styl-
lied D'Artagnan speeches. Then he
has two hours a day fitting his
elaborate wardrobe.
Humphrey Bogart is talking terms
with Robert Siodmak to direct him
in Knock on Any Door," I watched
Mr.. Siodmak doing a scene with
Richard Conte the other day in
1.-THE Chair for Martin Rome" This
one Is a real chiller- diller.
Robert Walker is a positive jinx
to Don Taylor. When Don was at
Metro, he lost four good roles to
Bob. Then the late Mark Hellinger
signed Don away for a good part In
1.-The Naked City," Now Don is
under contract to Universal-Inter-
national. So what happens? He's
up for leading man role in Zone
Touch of Venus" and Mr.. Walker
comes out of retirement to take 1t
from him!
Fred MacMurray is dickering
with RKO to star in a western for
them, and 'RKO is all for it because
a sagebusher has to be really bad
for it to lose money.
Jerry Valid is producing II OF
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Hollywood:
June Allyson
Gets Top Role
In Musical
BY SheiIoh Grohom

June Allyson is the girl for the
musical remake of "The Shop
Around the Corner" Margaret Sui
lavan starred in the original with
Jimmy Stewart, plus Ernst Lubitsch
directing. This is one oldie I'd like
to see again.
Annabella, won't stay here too
long after her divorce from Tyrone
Power. She has a couple of movies
to make in Paris.
In Robert Taylor's next at Metro,
he plays a hit-and-run driver who
doesn't realize that he has killed a
child. There must be pleasanter
subject on which to base a movie
Constance Collier is calling the
second book about her life Trans
formation Scene" This one tells Of
her early days in Hollywood. The
first, "Harlequinade," went into
seven or eight editions.
Janis Paige and her groom, Frank
Martinelli, jr., are back from the
honeymoon and have moved into
Janis home in the valley. So her
mother has gone back to live in
Tacoma.
Ingrid Bergman, by the way, will
soon have in the music. shops an
album of records of the four songs
she sings in arch of Triumph"
Her next, Under Capricorn, is
being scripted by Angela Lansburys
24-year-old brother-in-law, Peter
Ustinov.
Dianna Lynn signs autographs
outside a theater here, and does not
bat an eyelid when the fans think
she Is Jeanne Grain. That's the
name she signs! And she even
keeps straight face when some
one asks her, How is Paul." Paul
Brinkman, they mean-he Us
Jeanne's husband.
Tyrone Powers leprechaun has
been found-Cecil Kellaway. And
the movie is now called There Was
a Little Man," which I don't care
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OUT OF THE PAST an RKo Picture
Jacques Tourneur, screenplay by Godfrey
Homes from his novel, Build MY Gallows
High" At Keiths.
THE CAST
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Catholic University-"Bride of
Darkness; $3.50 pm.
Acknowledgement; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Treasure of Sierra
Madre";; 1:15, 4, GAS and 9:35 pm.
Capitol - Secret Beyond the
Door; 11:05 am, 1:45, 4:30, tbs
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1:O5,
3:45, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Good News; ITO
am, lis, 3:15. $40, 7:25 and 9:35
pm.
Hippodrome-"I Know Where I'm
Going; 2:15, 4:05, SIS, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Keith's-"Out of the Past; 1885
am, 1885, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35
pm.
Little-"The Great Mr.. Handel;
1l:10 am, lis, 3:15. $40, 7:3o and
|9:40 pm.
Metropolitan-"A Slight Case of
Murder; u:20 am, lbs, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm. ...-.-
Palace-"The Road to Rio; II
am, ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 1880 and 9:35
pm. ss3 s.7a.ec s.-9
Pix-"The Best Years of Our
Lives; 1890, $3.50, $50 and $3.50
pm. ~.
Trans-Lux n News and shorts;
continuous from 1915 am.
Warner - Treasure of Sierra
Madre"; 11:10 am, 1:50, 4:25, T:05
and 9:45 pm.
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the 20 pictures announced BY War
ners for the coming season! Jerry
is q one-man studio. I just don't
know how he can take 1t all on.
Richard Fraser, now finishing up
In 1.-THE Cobra Strikes" was left a
fortune last week by his uncle, Sir
Richard Mackie, former provost Of
Edinburgh, Scotland. Dick can't
get the money out of Britain be-
cause of currency restrictions; so he
is giving up his movie-acting ca
reer to live in Scotland. I don't
blame him-the legacy totals sew
eral hundred thousands of dollarsl
Barry SULLIVAN and his wife, Mary,
are Broadway bound for = play
together.
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