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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
L AISVA LIETUV A

prasta drasa naujiems okupan-
tams rezia tiesa j axis, jog nei
prizes j nei po jo niekas nebu-
vo isdarises tai daryti. Pasmer-
kes bolsevikini metoda, ''kad
kiekvienas snipinetu savo kai-
mynus ir idavinetu juos",
Vaizgantas smerkia ir tuos,
kurie Lenkams idavineja boise
vikus. Savo straipsni Tdavi-
mu epidemijos" jis baigia pra-
nasingais Lenkams zodziais
"Ponai okupantai! JUS cia bu-
We, cia nebebusite. O NUNS
reis likti. Sakotes isvadave
mus is kuno 'jungo': nepajun-
kite gi musu sielos junga, kad
akstinu varinetu, artu ir axe
tu visokios rusies ir amziaus
denunciataiw (Vaizganto Ras-
tai II t. Z psl.)
Savo straipsniuose Vaizgan-
tas daznai kelia laisves klausi-
ma. "Idealas - neatmainomas
tegalima mainyti jo pasiekimo
budas. Laisve - visados ir vi
sur buvo ir bus vienoda, lygiai
miela, lygiai butina ir privalo-
ma, lygiai laukiama". Tame
paciame straipsnyje 'Laisves
ginklais" jis raso: "Mums me-
ra CANA kariuomenes didelei
tautai atsispirti. Ale ne to
tick mes neturejome, kai dri-
some dar didesnei Rusu tautai
spirits. Mes turfme dideli il
per amziu amzius garbinta il
dar nieko neuzvylusi ginkla -
Laisve! Ir mes Galiotai! JUS
mus einate su skydu ir kalavi-
ju: mes gi prizes einame var
dan laisves ir mes nugalesime,
kad ir uzimtumete "czysto
Polskie" Sirvintus, Kuktiskes,
Maletus, Prienus." (Ten pat,
100 psl.)
"Laisve, tai siela, kuri gaivi-
ma mano Tevyne. Nera laisves
= nera nei Tevynes, nera Te-
vynes - nebus nei laisves. My
ledamas Lietuva, myliu laisve,
kuria tegali man laiduoti ne
priklausoma Sails, mano Tevy-
ne.
'Ir mano Tevyne reali, turf
savo vieta pasaulyje, is kurios
jos niekas neteses isstumti.
Cali ja smaugti priesai ar bro
liai apskabine, tik visiskai uz-
smaugti negali, kol nebus visai
tautai nukapotos galvos. Ligi
tik atsigniaus smaugejo ran
kos, tauta ziobteles gimtojo
kvapo ir susuks: tebesu gyva!'
(Ten pat, 213 psl.)
IS Lenku okupuoto Vilniaus
1920 metQ pradzioje atvykes j
laikina Lietuvos sostine Kau-
ma Vaizgantas visu savo au-
dringu temperamentu is pra-
dziu soko j politini gyvenima.
Lietuva ruosesi Steigiamojo
Seimo rinkimams. "Lietuvoje
gyvenimas verda, kunkuliuoja,
jos likimas ruosiamasi spresti,
o as, jos patriotas, garbintojas
ir myletojas, stoviu nuosalyje?
Ak, ak, greiciau j ta bendra
sukuri! Ir bent pabaigoje agi-
tacijos murkt j sukuri. Per vie
ma oktavs apibegau penkis
valscius, pasakiau astuonias
kalbas, gyniaus, su kuo tik su-
sitikdamas, kuo ne tik SUI tele-
fono stulpais. Wis uz ta pacia
"evangelium secundum Pazan-
gam Tautae" (Vaizganto Ras-
tai III t., 6 psl.)
Taciau partines rietenos, au-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
KUNIGAS KURIS TAUTAI
ATSIDAVUSIAI DIRBO

AlOIDAV VUSlAl DlRBO
zmones kurejai nuo papra-
stu mirtinguju daugiausia ski
riasi tue, kad ju gyvenimas ne
sibaigia kelione j kapus, bet jie
gyvena ir toliau vieni savo tau
toje, kiti net ir visoje zmoni-
joje.
Kuryba daro JUGS nemariais.
Taciau ia ju gyvybe gyvuju
tarpe ivairiais laikais reiskesi
nevienodai. Yra laikotarpiu,
kada gyvieji savo prizes juos
gyvenusius kurejus primirsta,
mazai jais besidomi. Tai yra
tie laikai, kada tautos kurybi-
ne dvasia, o draug SUI ia ir jos
tautine gyvybe pradeda silpti.
Jau astunti metal, kai musu
tauta draskoma, kankinama ir
naikinama. il, galime drasiai
tvirtinti, ligsiolineje savo bui-
tyje gyvena pacius sunkiau-
sius, baisiausius ir tragiskiau-
sius laikus. Ar il istvers, ar il
pakels jai likimo siQstus di-
dziuosius bandymus?
| 81 klausima tegali butt tik
vienas atsakymas: jei il savo
dvasia bus tvirta, jei kancia
nepalaus jos valios, il istvers.
Is kur mes siandien savo slip
stanciai dvasiai turime semtis
jegu? Tx is practices. Praeitis
neleis mumyse uzblesti tauti-
nei samonei ir kurybinei dva-
siai. Praeitis labiau isryskins
rusu tragiska dabarti. Praei-
tbs NUNS pades ne tik susiras-
tt teisinga kelia j sviesesne
ateiti, bet taip pat duos ir jegu
tai ateiciai kurti.
Koks milziniskas veiksnys
tautos praeitis tautinei samo-
nei ir gyvybei islaikyti, jau ro-
do ir tai, kad siandieninis Lie
tuvos okupantas visokiomis
priemonemis stengiasi musu
tautos preiti sufalsifikuoti, o
daugeliu atveju ia ir visai is
trinti is pavergtu zmoniu sa-
mones. Kodel jie taip daro,
NUNS aisku: juk kiekvienas
musu tautos praeities kulturi-
mis- paminklas saukte saukia
pavergtus tautiecius j kova su
okupantais.
Tokios tai mintys pirmiausia
kyla, norint priminti didziojo
musu tautos dvasios ir gyvy-
bes reiskejo Vaizganto asme-
nybe ir kuryba jo penkiolikos
metu mirties sukakties proga.
Taciau tai nelengva padaryti.
Vaizganto, lyg milzino azuo-
10 saknys giliai ileistos i Lie
tuvos zeme, O jo galinga virsu-
ne daug audrq atlaikiusi, di-
dingai remia tevynes padange.
Jau SUI "Ausra" stojes prie
tautinio darbo Vaizgantas visa
savo gyvenima zenge zymiQjq
musq tautos veikeju primrose
gretose, veikliai dalyvavo vi
suose didziausiuose musu tau
tos zygiuose, atvedusiuose tau
ta j laisve ir nepriklausomos
valstybes atstatyma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
A. Merkelis.
HetuVos LaiSv6S Sauklys
Kun. Tumo- Vaizganto | metu Mirties Sukakviai
Pamineti
A. Merkelis.

Spaudos draudimo metu -
Vaizgantas slaptu organizaci-
jQ kurejas, energingas drau-
dziamos Lietuviskos spaudos
organizatorius bel platintojas,
drasus kovotojas SUI Lietuvos
rusintojais ir lenkintojais.
Spaudos laisve atgavus, Vaiz-
gantas sumanus ir nepailstas
Lietuviu kulturinio gyvenimo
organizatorius. Jis dirba Lie
tuvisku laikrasciu redakcijose
ir ivairiose organizacijose. Jis
Lietuviu tautos reikalais vazi-
neja po svetimus krastus, pa
sieke net musu tautiecius Su-
vienytose Amerikos Valstijose.
Jam nesvetima ir politika. Jis
Didziojo Vilniaus Seimo daily
Wis, jis drasiai soka ir j 1905
metu revoliucijos sukuri, tike-
damasis ko gero Lietuvai. Di-
dziojo Karo atplestas is savo
teviskes tremtinio klystkelese
nepasimete. Lengvino sunkia
tremtiniu butt, tiese kelia Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybei ir, il
gedamasis savojo krasto, musq
literaturai padovanojo didziu-
le "Pragiedruliu" epopeja.
Sugrizes dar j Vokieciu oku-
puota Vilniu Vaizgantas tuo-
jau kibo j valstybes kurimo
darba. Dirba Vastybes Tary-
boje, is cia greit pereina prie
laikrastininko darbo. Jis nepa-
prastai kurybingas. Lietuvos
laisve jam teikia ikvepimo ir
energijos, mes 'laisve kaitres-
ne ir skaistesne uz pacia sau-
le. Saule tesviecia virsuj, lais-
We gi persviecia vidu ir ten SUI
daro gemalu''. (Vaizganto Ras-
tai I t. 81 psl.)
Dirbdamas "Lietuvos Aide,
o veliau savo sukurtoje "Ne-
priklausomoje Lietuvoje", jis
kurybiskai stipriu publicisto
stiliumi kelia simtus musu tau
tai aktualiausiu klausimu.
Bolsevikams artejant prize
Vilniaus, Vaizgantas is ANIL
nosios Lietuvos sostines nepa-
sitrauke. Eileje savo straipsniu
"Nerimo laiko ramioji naktis", I,
''Lietuvos 'priesininkai cia pat"
ir KIT. jis ispeja visuomene apie
artejanti pavoju. Bolsevikams
artejant prie pat Vilniaus, jis
drasiai visuomenei tvirti n a
'jog laukiamosios tvarkos mes
negalime susilaukti is tu EMO
niu, kurie laiku pasizadejo ME
kais paversti visas musu pa
stangas .patapti sau zmonemis,
laisvais, niekam nebepriklauso-
mais, nei Vokieciams, nei Len
kams, nei Rusams" (Vaizgan-
to Rastai, l t. 2O3 psl.)
ASTRAL KOVOJA PRIZES
LENKUS
Iskentes Vilniuje bolseviku
okupacija Vaizgantas sulauke
naujos Lenku okupacijos, kuri
pakeite buvusia bolsevikine. Jis
publicisto plunksna gina Lietu-
viu teises, kovoja del Vilniaus
laisves. Vaizgantas tokia nepa-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
Laisve pazinus Tauta -
Jungo Neviks!

toritetus griaunancios, skel-
biancios luomine kova, ardan-
clos zmoniu gerus santykius
ikyrejo greitai Vaizgantui ir
Jls pereJo i ramesni kulturos
darba.
Stelgiamaji Selma Vaizgan-
tas sveikino dziaugsmo kupina
slrdlml. 1920 metals Geguzes
Ia d. Steigiamojo Seimo susi-
rlnklmo isvakarese Vaizgantas
rase: "Tauta' kritikavo pri-
rengiamaji darba; kritikuos ir
patti dirbamaji darba: kriti-
kuos zmones, kurie vezima We
"a nesutartinai ar ne tiksla.
Iaclau patsai Steigiamasis Sci
mas NUNS tautos svente-
nybe, ivykes demokratijos du-
savimas:" (Ten pat, Ga psl.)
Geguzes Is d. Kaune buvo
dideles iskilmes. Devintame
forte buvo sodinami penki
azuoleliai. Savo kalboje Vaiz-
gantas iskele ju simboline
reiksme. Jis, be kitko, kalbejo:
NUNS muzika taria, musu
slrdls virpina triumfo galinga-
SIS marsas, kad mes, Dovydai
menki, nugalejom Galiotus ir
lalsvl patapom gyventi.
Ne pavenioj duleti ir ne ze-
meje putt mes dedam negyve-
Il daikta; tik mes atneseme
dvasia Lietuvos, kad gyventu
ir reikstu musu laisves pamin-
kla.
| zeme mes dedame ne puva-
ma daikta, vien tik tai, kas ga
llngai iauga: mes dedame cia
melle savo zemes mociutes ir
garbe tautos musu senos.
Tai pamatas tvirtas, iis yra.
kaip granitas, nors boksta
auksciausia statykis. Nors mi
MIA vadinkis pacia virsune is
auksto zvalgytis, didziuotis, ne
negrius toksai bokstas, kursai
stow ant meiles, O garbe -
jo- tvirciausias ramstis! Jis ap-
niukusi dangu ar kylancia au-
dra sklaidys lengvai, kaip men
ka rukeli.
0 aplinkui ta boksta, musu
laisves reiskeja, mes azuolus
penkis sodinam. Ir SAXON: SAX
nekit! Ir SAXON: lapuokit per
istisus simtus meteliu, idant
priesas atejes neapglebtu ju-
su liemens, 0 iSrauti nei nebe-
megintu. Tenekliun jam nei
vienas tavo lapas traSusis, mes
juose skirta saviesiems tvirte-
tt:
IA imerksi, jisai nebeleis,
kad suglebtu, arti ar jo ruks-
ciq prigeres. Taigi diekim ap-
link tvirta azuolo medi = te-
reiskia Lietuvos negedima!
Ir ne azuolu diekim penkiu
medziu krumeli, tik mes die
kim Lietuvos pilietybe. Pirma
nora giliausi, laisvais tapus,
pabuti ard pauksciu ir erdvej
palakioti.
Antra, patvara, trecia, dra-
suma, ketvirta, per diena, per
naktl darbstuma. Jel tai dygs,
tai jau penkta patsai priesas
duos varda: Lietuva gall butt
ilgaamzew (Vaizganto Rastai
III t. 7O-71 psl.)
Nepriklausomoje Lietuvoje
Vaizgantas, varydamas placius
ivairaus kulturos darbo barus
Wytauto Didziojo Baznycioje,
Lietuvos Universitete, dauge-
lyle organizaciju etc., daznai
griebesi ir publicisto plunks-
nos, ypac tuomet, kai Lietuvai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02

NUO REDAKCIJOS: Su siuo numeriu
ratiekiame Dirvos skaitytojams dar viena
svarbq rasini Pulk. X skirpos, buvusio Lie
tuvos ministro Berlyne tuo metu kai Sovie-
tai okupavo Lietuva. Apie jo darbus tomis
dienomis Berlyne, Lietuvos atstOvybes pa
talpas ginant, jau esat skate Dirvoje. Da-
bar patirste kaip ir kodel jis pateko naciq
koncentracijos stovykloje uz spygliuotu vie
lu, kur patekdavo daugybe kitu naciu me-
maloneje atsidurusiq zmoniu, is kur xiii ir
gyvi daugiau neisejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
ASTRAL KOVOJA PRIZES
LENKUS

Iskentes Vilniuje bolseviku
okupacija Vaizgantas sulauke
naujos Lenku okupacijos, kuri
pakeite buvusia bolsevikine. Jis
publicisto plunksna gina Lietu-
viu teises, kovoja del Vilniaus
laisves. Vaizgantas tokia nepa-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02

Nepriklausomoje Lietuvoje
Vaizgantas, varydamas placius
ivairaus kulturos darbo barus
(Vytauto Didziojo Baznycioje,
Lietuvos Universitete, dauge-
lyle organizaciju etc.,, daznai
griebesi ir publicisto plunks-
nos, ypac tuomet, kai Lietuvai
gresdavo pavojus. Savo litera-
turine kuryba Vaizgantas yra
didysis ir gilusis musu tautos
sielos reiskejas, musu tautos
kovu del kulturos vaizduoto-
jas. Savo publicistika Vaizgan-
tas Lietuvos Laisves sauklys,
Lietuvos Riteris Budrys. Tad
siandien bukime jautrus savojo
Laisves sauklio, savojo Riterio
Budrio balsui. Jis ipareigojan-
ciai ir siandien j mus saukia:
Kovokime tad uz save! Kas
tikrai yra pribrendes laisvas
butt, kovos ne VENUS, ne dve-
jus metus, bet desimti ir sim
ta metq, kol, pagaliau, neissi-
vaduos. (Vaizganto Rastai, III
t. 1913 psl.)
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Season ACCelerating

Tuesday evening, Marc Connolly
Green Pastures returns TO Broad
way as practicing playwright
when his "A Story for Strangers
opens at the Royale Theater. The
author also is directing and Dwight
Deere Wiman is producer. it being
his fifty first stage presentation; he
has been absent from Broadway as
producer since before the war.
Wednesday will see premiere lights
glowing at the Miller Theater,
where "Grandma's Diary" by AL
bert Wineman Barker, will be hav-
ing it's initial Broadway try. The
author is director and the Afneri-
can Theater group is the collective
producer. It's about a veteran who
returns to discover his wife has be-
come a radio writer, which is sup
posed to initiate some sort of vio-
lent conflict in comedy style.
Thursday, the National Theater
will receive the first of Max Cor
dons seasonal offerings, Town
House" dramatization by Gertrude
Tonkonogy of John Cheever's New
Yorker short stories about three
couples who share New York
house. Since George S. kaufman is
directing, look for plenty of frantic,
fsrcical eoings-on. Donald Oen-
slayer is the designer. Cast includes
Mary Wickes, Hiram Sherman,
Peggy French, June Duprez, James
Monks.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Today's Schedules
AMBASSADOR-"Rope": lis

AMBASSADOR Rope l:l5
800, 5.25, 7::30 ad $40 pm.
CAPITOL-"So Evil My Love:
1875, 4:20. ITO and 10 pm.
Stage show: $40, $50 and
$40 pm.
COLUMBIA-"A Foreign At
fair: 2:05, ABS, 7:05 and
$50 pm.
DUPONT-"The Good Earth:
2:30, 4::50. ITO and $50 pm.
HIPPODROME-"The Mikado":
2, $50, $50, 7:50, and $50
pm.
KEITH S-"Good Sam: lis,
800, $50, TAO and $50 pm
LITTLE Beauty and the
Beast: 1;25, $3.50, $50, 7:3o
and $50 pm.
METROPOLITAN-"Four Faces
West: lis, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30
and $40 pm.
PALACE-"Abbott and Costello
Meet Frankenstein":: LIS,
$50. 5:35, 7:40 and 9:45 pm.
PIX-"Will 1t Happen Again?":
2:35, $40. 7:45 and 1925 pm.
PLAYHOUSE - Escape. /,
2:25, 4:2O, 6:10, sos and 9:55
pm.
TRANSFORMERS and shorts.
Continuous from l pm.
WARNER-"Rope':: 1:15, 3:25,
$50, TAO and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Bogart Likes That Tycoon Feeling
Actor Turned Movie Maker Delighted Learn He Can Buy
and Sell as He Peases

| After my first scene he came over
and told me, Don't act. Leave that
to the people who can
/ Even though I knew 1t was a
practical joke, I was so mad I al
most sockeG him on the nose. D'ya
remember that, Vince?" he asks
him. But Vince has sudden lapse
of memory and looks very blankly
at his boss.
The most important production in
Bogart's itinerary is due in January,
via the stork. All the kidding and
.toughness disappear from Bogey's
face and voice when he discusses
the expected bundle from heaven.
Have you any ideas on raising
children?" I ask him.
He looks scared and replies, None
whatsoever"
This is one child, however, who
definitely is not going to be spanked
by 5nis papa.
4 will leave all that to it's mother.
If 1t ever wants to know anything,
I'm just going to say: Ask your
mother. What I don't know about
babies and children would fill several
libraries"
If the baby is girl, she will be
named Leslie, after Bogeys good
friend, the late Leslie Howard. If a
boy, he's Stephen. for the character
his daddy played in TO Have and
Have Not" the movie which intro
duced him to his mother, Lauren
Baby Bacall.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Evening star., 1948-09-19
IIMaggie's 'sHouse
Invites Young
And Their Pets
By the Asseeiossd Press

Margaret O'Brien knows what it's
like to be the child Of an apart
ment-dwelling family. With thou
sands of others, she's weary of see
ing For rent-no children, no pets"
So, In accord with her wish, part
of her earnings as q film star have
been invested in an apartment
building on Wiltshire boulevard near
suburban Westwood.
Children and or pets will be well
come. In fact, the building is being
designed with them in mind.
There will be a subterranean ga
rage for bikes, trikes and scooters.
There will be a large playroom for
rainy days and an outdoor play
ground equipped with slides, swings,
gym bars and shrubbery "jungles."
And there will be q fiat macadam
area expressly for roller skating.
bicycle riding and even the ancient
art Of hoop rolling. If any of today's
kids are so inclined.
Margaret, now IL, was Graded In
theatrical trunks and hotel dresser
drawers. She and her mother tried
house once, but found it too lonely.
"A whole house is q little scary,"
she explained, when you're used to
having neighbors on the other side
of the wall"
The apartment deal was complet-
ed while Margaret was working in
Little Women" Her investment
had to be approved by the judge,
and I was a little afraid he would
say no. But he didn't"
Margaret and her mother. Of
course, will be among the tenants.
Their only unhappy thought. she
said, Is that far more are sure to
apply than the building will ac-
commodate.
WED like to say yes to every one"
Mrs. O'Brien sighed, but all can
do Is suggest that all the parents
bring their children or their pets
when they apply"
Evening star., 1948-09-19

Nothing ever will take the place
of romance" states Humphrey Bo-
CART fatty. producing your own
pictures, however, runs 1t a close
second"
Bogart is now his own picture
boss except for one movie year that
he still has to make at Warner
Brothers for a paltry 100000 a year
for the next Is years.
with my own company, Santana
Production named for his yacht
which he bought before he was a
produceD, I plan to produce about
two pictures year says Bogey.
But I won't act in all of them. =
Bogey, the producer as well as
the star of knock on Any Door, y
tells me that his new company
already has made money. I'VE sold
Act of Violence to David Selznick. "
He. in turn, sold the completed
picture script to Metro which now
has, / understand, smash hit on
| it's hands.
Your Own Taste Counts.
That's what I mean about be-
ing your own boss says Bogart,
You can buy and sell as the fancy
takes you. For instance, l wanted
Warmers to buy MI Roberts for
me before it was made into sue
cessful play. Also, wanted them
to buy me Command Decision.
Now I'm reading everything"
Bogey has no ambition to be a
director-like Orson Welles. IT'S
too hard-but this (producing) is
kind of an easy racket He doesn't
interfere, he tells me, with the
financial end of producing.
I've never understood the finer
points of finance. I leave all that
to my partner, Robert Lord. I
decide everything with the help OF
Lord"
knock on Any Door" is a 81
900 900 proposition. IF it were made
by any one else, it Would cost a
million more asserts Bogey.' Il
don't believe in long schedules" he
adds. This one will be finished
in seven weeks, and we won't have
to work ourselves into ulcers to do
it either.
He Detects Leakage.
AS a combined actor producer,
Bogalt is able to keep two eyes
wiGe open on the set. I'm more
aware of the difficulties in making
pictures" he declares, but I can
see where the leakages are. Time
wasted is money wasted
One thing bothers me. Will Bogart
ever suspend himself? AS an actor
he is the most suspended performer
in town-next to his wife, Lauren
Bacall. who is still on suspension
for refusing 10 act in film for
Warmers.
"As a producer I don't believe in
suspensions. says Bogart. It's easy
enough to treat actors like intelli-
gent people who want to help their
careers along with good pictures.
If they feel that a certain movie
isn't right for them, give them
something that is instead of taking
them off the pay roll.
When l ask Bogey if his produc-
ing side has yet encountered diff
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Nv the Assoe;oted Pres,

Broadway's first-night pace IN
ereases measureably this week when
four productions - three comedies
and a big musical-have their New
York premieres. Chronologically:
Monday, at the ziegfeld Theater
Homer Curran will present Mag
dalena," Musical Adventure" set
in the river section of South Amer
lea. 1t has music by the South
American composer Heitor Villa
I,obos,a book by Frederick Hazlltt
Brennan and Homer Curran, lyrics
and musical editing of the Villa
Lobos compositions by Robert
Wright and George Forrest, who did
q similar Observation-Disclosures
seasons ago with Greig music for
Song of Norway" Sets are by
Howard Bay, costumes by Irene
Sharaff, choreography by Jack Cole
direction by Jules Dassin. The cast
includes John Raitt, Dorothy Sar-
noff. IRA Petina and Hugo Hass.
ct is such large and expensive
production that it must run almost
a full year at sell-out pace to
break even0.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Comfort in Sorrow
Movies With Merit Provide Week
of Forgetting the Iegit'
by Joy Cormody.


the legitimate theater had left town suddenly the night
Of July 81 would be cracking with the excitement OF
seasons opening.
electric, with light bulbs the National
lobby would click with the heels of actresses of varying
doctong the first work. would wdraped shadows down
September determined would be
arguing with determined that silly to take dinner jackets
moth balls before November
might although likely that idea would
thought that would
illuminate ease the lot Of man.
Well be, quite sad but it is best
perhaps the mind of Nothing lasts forever
Movies Turn
their best to
anguish the community feel They have suddenly turned
good IN quality and all over the place IL msnt even oe A M
legitimate its old accustomed place would
the movies to give second thought AND so
or $3.50 o. money.
Only an migrate say it. probably
merit naturally make them well above and
quite engaging fashion another
brilliantly imagined executed by Jean
Coctea reaching Washington 1t worth wait
than lived the rhapsodies aroused among
moviegoers elsewhere for the past two seasons
M. Explains His Plan.
seldom endowed with such imagination
the camera used with such FOR ne n me on tne
screen sureasm reduced compatibility Each keeps
the other we'll In Cocteaus own dena woos
Of his productions scheme
would mpihed formalized behavior
Moee the beginning OF the hm) To fair
land as people usually would kind Of realism Danish
the vague misty completely ouworn
itself mainly with the unconscious OBJ
stnany the of and
the tales would have believe that this
would be make the beast human SYM
that his transformation into Prince
terrible blow Beauty condmning her to
marriage that summed the last
fairy tales And they had many children"
Reckless Words
describe reckless intention but the theater
delightful than Beauty
pontifs of the French
industry Coceau that his genius
adequate to the task he set for himself
genius limited in that he concentrates
upon luminous locally Al
Hitchcock believes the camera in
excngy morbid adaptation of Rope stage play
complies with the moral
Furnishing evdoe Before Rope comes to this con-
Furnishes much they
asked to Withstand
a Worthy Western.
which Westinghouse the
without theaer there is even
with thought in its skull is rather
such -Four Faces West" 1t is the
that there humans OF such
show good craftsmanship IN the
to be an inscription on
simple legend which says that
passed America WESTWARD Good
good eal when used so nteligentY
doubt could franker job of saying
Love" all abouhat bad man.
surely that does not change the
fsctth heret the with merit.
week, this week it is So much so
for while that everywhere else ne"