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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-10
10 Arkansas Farm
Families Win $500
In Prizes

LITTLE ROCK CAMP Ten
Arkansas Negro farm families
won an aggregate of $500 in
prizes in the annual balanced
farming and plan to prosper COM
petition here last week. The con-
test was sponsored by the Memphis
Commercial Appeal Arkansas
Press association and Arkansas
Power and Light Company.
The contests were designed to
encourage better farming, more
ownership of farms, expanded ag-
ricultural activity and more inter-
est in appearance of farms among
Negroes.
Winners in the Landowners
division, were Mr.. and Mrs. Cott-
rell Blair, who operate 294 acres
near Altheimer. The tenant divi-
sion winners were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alison Blackburn, and four children
for their 80 acres of rental land,
six miles from Blytheville. Both
couples won 500.
In the home Improvement divi-
sions, winners of $50 were Mr..
and Mrs. M. C. Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Duncan.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-10

a Dayton View resident and after
ordering'the woman to disrobe, he
"padled her with a hair brush and
collected one dollar. In the second
victim, Halter finding her to be
pregnant, he only threatened her
and pushed her around, but again
collected another dollar.
But the third whipping was a
two fold affair with Haler using
both a brush and a mirror in his
operation.
Wolf told the Court that there
was no doubt in the matter that
the former soldier was in dire
need of medical treatment and
urged the Court to have Halter
committed to a hospital for treat
ment at the expiration of his
sentence, and recommended that
the second term begin with the
termination of the first.
The Court told George Donson,
he would confer with Mike Sci
bert of the probation department
regarding the treatment for Hal
Ter at the end of his sentence.
Jacob l.. Williams, SO, of lila
Germantown st. posing as a doctor
Continued on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-10
Wedding Vows For
Mary Jane OVERLY And
Joseph Jones

Miss Mary Jane OVERLY and
Mr.. Joseph Jones, both Of this
city, will take their wedding vows
this afternoon at $3.50 pm. at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Albert James OVERLY. The bride
will be given away by her brother
in-law, Mi. Leo Williamson. The
Reverend J.. Inman of the Nc
Kinley Methodist Church will pre-
side.
Matfon-of-honor will be Mrs.
Leo Williamson. Attendants will be
Mrs. Keith Brown Of Dayton, Mrs.
John Clinton of Brooklyn, Mrs.
G. William Dunn III of West Vir-
GINA and Mrs. M. Annell Willis
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-10
Let's Help Smart
Affair" Return
10 Dayton

We r happy to learn that
Larry Steele and his stylish revue
"Smart Affairs of 1850" are hav-
ing such a great amount of sue
cess. This is the show which play
ed at the Palace in October and
which was so enthusiastically re-
ceived. springfield, evidently, is
mot a SHOW city, for "Smart
Affairs" played to less than 100
people at Memorial Hall there less
than a month ago.
We hope that Mr.. J. Curl, man
ager at the Palace Theater, will
try to book the revue in here again
when it returns to Ohio around
Christmas time. It is booked to
play in Akron at that time.
Larry sent us a letter here at the
Daily EXPRESS shortly after he
appealed herein October. Hethank-
ed us for the little we did to pub
licize his show at that time.
It was a pleasure tohelp him
out. We were greatly Impressed
with the type Of show he had to
present the public. The usual road
show depends for the most part
on vulgarity to draw an audience.
Teh usual show is made up of
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-10

of Cleveland.
Keith. Brown will be the best
man. Ushers will be Thomas Jack
SON, Charles Mcclure, William
Rose and Antonio Wright.
Both the bride and groom are
extremely popular among the Day
ton social set, and Throughout
Ohio. The bride is secretary for
Judge Calvin Crawford. MI.
Joseph Cornell Jones is the son of
Mrsr. Grace Jones Of 1916 German
town Street. He is employed by
the Ohio Department of Liquor
Control as a clerk.
A reception will follow immedi-
ately after the nuptial ceremonies.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-10

second-rate performers trying to
pick up peanuts, and barely doing
that.
But "Smart Affairs" is the type
Of show which should be support
ed by people. In it were no come
dams Of the Bert Villains, Stepin
Fetchit type. The show was clean
from start to finish. The chorus
and especially the speciality dane
ers did not get by because they
appeared on the stage practically
nude. They were successful be-
cause they exuded youth, vivaci-
CUISINES and talent as well as beauty
It is with a point of pride that
we say that his featured dancer
is from u home town, Boston,
and most Of the remaining mem
bers Of the cast are from his
adopted hometown, New York. ,
AS a sometime writer of theat-
rical news, we are uniting with
the rest of the theatrical writer's
who know Larry and have seen
his show and who are plugging for
his success. We talked with New
York over the phone yesterday
and were told that Steele is MAX
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-10
From Police RIOtter
BY Jimmie N. Jones

"When you ride a cab, you must
pay the driver" that's what Mrs.
Betty Daley of 1853 Greenlawn
ave., learned yesterday when she
faced Judge Paul Sherer in the
morning session of the Municiple
Court.
According tothe charge of re-
fusing to pay the amount Of SILL
25 for the use Of the cab driven
by Virgil Wiley, the passenger,
Mrs. Daley was. fined 500 and
cost for defrauding a cab driver,
plus another fine of 5000 and cost
on a previous charge of issuing an
fradulant check for 500.
Despite the two charges already
facing the defendant, the Court
came up with the second charge
of rubber checks" and was Civ.
en- a six months sentence in the
workhouse. She pleaded guilty to
the first "bad check deal but to
the second, she pleaded not guilty
but was found guilty by the Court
and received a sentence of six
months.
nj the. taxi case, Mrs. Daley
was found guilty and sentenced to
so days which was suspended. All
in all, the Court set the second
check passing down until June 49,
so, when her currant workhouse
sentence expires when he will make
the final disposition and sentence
her.
Other greetings" were handed
out by the Court of Drunken driv-
ers in the persons of: Henry c..
Kelsey, of 115 Maple ST., Andrew
C. Robinson, Leslie C. Harbut,
218 Diamond Ave, and Arnold
Maloney of 1862 Maple St.. All
were fined $50 and cost.
Fined $25 and cost for Num-
bers were, Mae Clark, 1913 Roose-
welt avenue, Mary Currie, 426 W.
Fifth St and Maude Askin, of
1156 Germantown street.
A strange case of a sadist rob-
Der came to an end yesterday
when Common Pleas Judge Les
ter L. Cecil sentenced William H.
Halelr to two terms of one to 25
years in the penitentiary when
found guilty of ."stripping three
women" one Of them pregnant,
and whipping them with a hair
brush, and then taking a dollar
from each Of them for the SER
vices rendered"
According to Assistant Prosecutor
William Wolf, Halter a former.
paratrooper entered the home Of
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-10
Chitterling Supper

The Altar Society Of st. Johns
Catholic Mission at Hartford and
Williams streets, is sponsoring a
chitterling supper and fish dinner
Saturday, December 10, from noon
until 6 o'clock. All are invited.
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Eieies ssodenblntt eridetnt ieit
oem Sabre 1878 reeelm1Big ieoen
Sorns1ae uno miro berousgegeben
gum geIten oes 8dpltli6en Solle'
gium Soiepbinunl in @ortbington,
Ohio, oeiien 3tped Die Seranbiloung
tpiiroiser Brieiter5oglinge fir Die
Ser. Stoaten lit. 9ieie anltalt lit
baupti6dli6 ongelpielen ouf bie gin-
FINITE bieies 9lattes uno Die @eldens
fe ieiner 9eIer.
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yitlaftS

CUR Sabrbunoertfeier Osinneiotas
fom am .9onnerstag 8rdiioent Cru.
man na6 ct. Saul uno Winneapo-
lis. gs NOR cine Seier ser gelamten
8nrgeri6aft, aber Hrdlibent Sru-
mans angebli6 ~unpolitiibe" 9teoe
in ct. Saul eeItaltete lie 81 elmer
porteipoIitii6en &unoeebung. Mit
ser ibm eisenen 0ialeftif ging Sr.
Eruman oen rGeafttonGren" 5u 2ei-
BE, 5. +. alien, oie nidt riidboltslos
ouf iein Brogromm i6poren. 3uper.
Ii6tIi6 reoete er bon Dem unaufbalt.
jomen Gormari6 ser oenofrotil6en
gartei uno oeren Sieg i'm Sabre
1862. ...
9aB sic benofratii6e Bartei al,f
geraume 3eit am &uoer bleiben (uno
oos 2ano mebr uno mebr IN ben
atslo5ialismus bineinfiibren)
miro, lit bel Der beutigen Stimmung
i'm 2anoe als Satia6e nn5uieben.
Gos tpuroe am 9ienstag ourd) oen
4uSgang ser @ablen in peridieoe=
men 2anoesteilen BON neltem be- ltd-
tigt. am bemerfenspertelten -
nenn au1 ni6t 1lner1partet -. mar
ser 9usgang Der 8abl zines 8un-
oesienators i'm Staate SEEM Oorf, tpo
oie Rieienitaot SEEM Yorf SEN Mus-
idlas gibt. Ser friibere @oupernelr
2ebman, gegen nelfen Der 8epubli-
foner Sobn Dulles fanoioierte, muir
Sc geipdblt. gs beoeutet oas auG
cine gtieoerlaee fiir 8ouperneur
SeDep, llnO Dabri6einli6 Oeiien
slusidaltung ols Braiioentidofts-
fonoi0aten, penn er iib auf cine nod
malige &anoioatur nod Soffnungen
gema6t baben ioate. =
gln Der nirtldaftliden uno io5ia,
len 5ront lit oas aum1bli6e 3ul
meni6rumpfen oes @ioeritanoes ser
Stablftrmen gegen Oie @eperfi6afts-
forOerungen uno oie (teilpeiie) Ius-
idoltung ser communication @e=
Derfi6aften our6 Sic $50 (ouf oe-
rem Sagung in Glepelanb) gu per-
5eidnen. Sn Dem IusItano ser Sob
lenarbeiter bon Sobn 2etpis lit eine
ginigung nod nidt er5ielt noroen.
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IL. November

3eie oen MonIienortitel perlieben.
Stint Ser Moniignori tpuroen 5il
pdpitlihen Sarsprdlaten erboben,
ndmlid ser bodm. Sr. Bfarrer Wil-
liam Sherman bon Green 8ap, Der
bo6p. Sr. &an5ler GbeIter &opella,
ser bodn. Sr. Hfarrer Sobn s.
9nbn bon 2uremburg, Der bo6m. Sr.
Bfarrer George Shlemmer bon Seem
Solitein uno Der bo6m. ST. 8farrer
'@iIliam Geul bon Sibfolb. Ils
pdpitlide &dmmerer tpuroen ernannt
Ser bodp. Sr. Sduliuperintenoent
gonaro @eltenbereer lrno Der bofp.
Sr. Bfarrer Senrp Seao bon Green
8ob.
ct. glpib, 0iinn. = Mit @eneb-
migune bes bodm'lten Srn. 8ii6ofs
8uid baben bie bodp. SS. Bfarrer
Senri Bellet bon 8eae Brairie uno
&. 9. 8olfonifi bon 2ittle SANS aus
@elunobeitsriidii6ten ibre Stellen
nieoergelegt. Satber Senet, 1905 ee.
speibt, miro ii6 in 2ittle SAILS sur
Gube iesen; 6atber @olfopifi, 1911
in Srdaro Safe, Mi6., fir sic Dio-
5eie ct. Glouo eetpeibt, miro na6
2atrobe, 8a, iiberiieoeIn.~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-12
HPrni1d1trH

Ser in 9fegina, Sasf., &anaoa, er-
ideinenoe Courier brinet folsenoe
ieniationelle gtadrt6t aus Getroit,
Mid.: Ser I'M gfubeitano lebenbe
Sdiffsbaumeiiter @ar 8ooo bot Dos
bisber gebeimsebaltene Wooea zines
S6iffes befannt gegeben, bas cine
&euolution bes S5eanlfiffsnerfebrs
berbeifiibren oiirfte.
i ugs banoelt ii6 Inn oas bunoert-
nno5Dan5ig Sonnen=Sdiff ,Gentllri',
Elm Boot, oas NIT einem 9oppel-
rumpf oie 8ellen our6l6neioet unO
BEL bober @eidminoigfeit nid)t sic
geringiten Sdmanfl1ngen alftpeilt.
r. ~Gie ,Genturi' lit boafommen on
oers als oae anoeren S6iffe. 8ooo
be3ei6net tie ols oen grpreB- -Baiia-
eieroampfer Der 3ufunft. Ger Grim
Der 11no Snoultrieae braudte a6t-
uno5Dan5ig Sabre, um oieies Wobell
5ultanoe5ubringen, uno oerDenoete
100000 auf feline grfinoung.
.gas @runomo6en bes leItIom
ausiebenoen S6iffes, 10 ertlGrte
8ooo, miro Gampfern, oie an ser
LSberfldde bes @aliers fabren, oie
Woglidfeit perleiben, es an S1nel=
lisfeit NIT 8aiierflus5eusen ouf5u-
nebmen.
rGie ,Genturi' piro iest auf
@ooos bunbert5peiunb5pan5ig Mor-
gen umfaiienoen 8rioatinieI unter.
baIb bon Miami 8ea6, Slo., ols
Saht ausgeltattet. sic iou in oen
naditen Wonaten fertig iein. Die
,8enturi' bat bereits Brobsiabrten
BEL itiirmil6em @etter unternommen.
gei feiner nod 10 eroBen @eidmin-
oigfeit rollt, Itampft ooer idlinsert
oas Sdiff.
~9as Brobeidiff lit bunoertadt,
l,noadt5ig SUB lang uno oier5ig SUB
brett. Gin breites Ded perbinoet Die
beioen Hiimpfe atpeiunb5manaig Sui
iiber Ser Battlefront. Die 4abiner
befinoen iid auf oielem 9ed. Die
,8enturi' iiebt iuie elm GROCER, qua.
oratilder Sunnel aus. Der Eunnel
nerlduft Der 21nge oes 8ootes mad
5tDii6en ben beioen &iimpfen. @enn
oas Sfiff cine @eid1pinoigfeit bon
ie6suno5ipan5ig 4noten bot, bann
bringt 2uft bur6 Sen Sunnel uni
uirft als Shodabnenoer Bel ieber
naG) oben ober nnten seri6teten 8e
tpegung bes S6iffes. Dos ,2uftfii.
ien' bebt oas Boot in @irflidfeit aus
oem @aiier beraus, 10 oaB es nu1
ieds 3oa @aiier beim Bug 1lnA, ,a6,
Sub beim &interoed an ii9 5isgt.
u@in ie65ebntauIeno Sonnenldif
bonn Spp Der ,8enturi' fann piertau
ieno Baiiagiere nit elmer @eibpin
bigfeit bon adtunoa6t5ig 4noten be.
f0roern, 10 erfldrte @ooo peiter. gs
brau6t ba5u nur bunoertuno5n
tauieno YferbeitGrfe. Ser grfinber
mics 6arauf Fin, oaB elm Sdiff tpie
Die ,Queen Warp NIT ibren 82,773
1onnen Observation-Disclosures Bferoe
itGrfe braudt, INN 1895 Baiiagiere
nit elmer @eidninbigfeit bon MI,
5tpeiunooreibig ¬en gu beforoern
~Die ,8enturi' beiist Dieiel-W l-Woto'
rem bon atpolfbunoert 4feroeitdrfe
sic fann oreitauienb Weilen 3uriid
legen."
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90. To-, q" .
M. 3. g.

3ertral-Sbio erfreute iid) oiesmal
elmer ser miloeiten Serbite ieit Sab
rem. SsaIt tdgli6 berridte iOeales
@etter NIT @usnobme oes einen Sa-
ge5, an Dem mir ihones @etter er-
parteten, om &olumbussS oem
0fiiiionsionntag.
@ie Willionen Weni6en mar au6
lniere Sorge i'm pergongenen Nonat
auf Sen &oblenporrat geri6tet. Slid
liherpeiie bat oas Soiepbinunl itets
etlife bunoert Sonnen &oblen borra-
tig gebabt fiir oen 9eotfou, rno oes=
balb bralld)en mir 1lns Denig Gorge
81 MAIDEN wegen oes gegenDGrtigen
&oblenltreifs. SbDobl es an etliden
Sogen re6t fiibl mar, fiiblte man ii6
lnbebugli6 bepor Die SeiBoonpflei=
tllne gegen gnOe Sftober angeorebt
puroe. @e9enmdrtig liefern 5lpei rie-
iige Gonpffeiiel, bon Stofers gefiit=
tert, Oie Sei5ung fir aae rnlere @e-
bGuoe.
gegen Ser miloen @itterl1ng fonn=
ten mir audi bis Dor elmer @o6e cine
Wenge refer Somoten ernten, bis
ser 6roit oie letten penieen 5erItorte.
9lber uniere 9fiiben (Surnips)!
Sic ltno ieben5mert. @ir baben 5lpei=
feqos Sic rei6ite grnte I'M Sranflin
County. Hadoem 5ebn 8ulbel oapon
eingeerntet poren, fonnte man es oem
9tiibenfelO nidt anleben, oaB bereits
cine grnte ltattgefunoen. @ir peroen
un5Deifelbaft BON bl1noertun0fiinf5ig
bis 5peibunoert 8uibel ernten. u.
Nafy 9lnsabe oe5 Golumbuier
Worfte5 itellt iib Ser Breis olf fiinf-
unolieb3ig Gents pro 8uibel. 2eioer
lino oie &nollen bieier Senffamilie
(gtnpobroiiica) nidt iebr beliebt BEL
unIern Stlloenten. @enn uniere 2e-
ler iib fir Surnip5 intereiiieren, linO
lie freunoli6 eingelaoen. Sober fonn
10 piele bnpon baben, pie er tpiinld]t.
Die Stlloenten tperoen lie nidt So
rum beneioen.
@. Sic neuen Stuoenten berlteben iid)
auSge5ei6net nuf oaS ginernten.
0eon bruu6t nur bic oidIte Surnip
ous3upGblen uno einen v1ime" ODER
cine ~Gunop 8ar" an5ubieten fir Ell
ne oidere o0er cine eben 10 bide. 8in=
men fur5em erbdlt man ale Surnips,
bie man baben min, 1lnb bot >troboem
nod ieinen uIime". Die Metbooe be-
mabrt ii6. S6reiber oieies bat ite er=
probt.
Gorletten Sonntog, 80. Oftober,
mar es oen Stuoenten geitattet, gum
erlten Otole 8eiu6er gu empfonsen.
Sange &eiben BON 9lutos uno 8eiu-
der aus Ohio uno oen Na6borltoa=
ten belebten unier @elGnbe, oas ous=
iab wie cine uGountD sSair". 9ie
neuen Stuoenten fiiblten li6 gliidli6,
gltern unO 8eidDiIter pieoer5uie-
ben. Srotoem iid) et1pas 6eimtpeb
einitellte, arbeiten oie Stuoenten nit
neuem Otut peiter, limo es oo9 nur
nod ied)s @o6en Bis gu ben @eib-
nadtsferien.
SaloDeen luurOe i'm Soiepbinum
in Ger iibli6en 8eiie gefeiert. @ir
iino peit genug BON Dem touen Staot-
treiben entfernt, Inn bon bem iibli6en
Sanoalismus peri6ont gu bleiben.
l1nler ein5iger Sdaoen beitano in et-
liden 5ertriimmerten Senlteri6eiben
an. unierer Sumpitotion am Slen-
tansp<l1ier.
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Stiullue beg TDlteS
tir bas Soiepbiuunl

@inlieeeno S. ais 9antiagung fir
cine bonn .Splten Ser5en Seiu uno
III. Soiepb erborte 8itte.
9lIte 2elerin, 8.
Soiermit ienoe id Sbnen $50 gum
0a1f fir oie @rborlsns elmer 8itte,
81 gbren Der lieben Wuttergottes,
bes bl. 9lntonius uno ser armen
Seelen.
l1ngen., Sno.
8eifiieeno $5 81, @bren oes III.
Soiepb ols 0anfioeuns fir oie @r=
boruns elmer 8itte.
sc. &C., @is.
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Sootsau5tigeu
Gbrtp. Sdtueiter

Gbriu. Sdipeiter N. Olipia
(Gbriftman), geltorben i'm Wutter.
balie Der 5ran5isfaneri6meltern,
Dit. alpernia, Dfiapale, i'm 9llter bon
adtunoiieb5ig Sabren. 5iinf5ig Sab
re ibres 2ebens tparen Der &ronfen=
pflege ge!pion1et.
Sic binterlaBt bier S6tpeitern
Selena Sberle. S6meiter ~. Robe
ria BON Der @ottliden 8oriebung,
2ouiie 2ismour uno Sulia gbriit=
man, io1pie einen 8ruoer, Iuguit s.
in Glepelano, 8.
Albert 8aiIler, seltorbe1l am 23.
Sftober 1949, beeroiet am 26. Otto
Der in 6reeport, 81.
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a,,,6,<1

Sipnr Sails, S.-Gaf. = 8ie 10.
eben in ct. 0teinrao, Sno., befannt
gegeben tpurbe, iou I'M 2aufe oer
ndditen 5tpei Sabre in oen 0afotas
eine nel1e 8eneoiftinerabtei erlteDen.
uno 5uar I'M 3uiammenbang nit ben
bon ben 8enebiftinern Der ct. Mein-
rabs=gbtei betreuten Srbianermiiiio-
men. 8ldne fir oas Groieft tpuroen
bel einetn fiir3li6en abteifopitel gut
gebeiBen, iebo6 p1rben Srt nnb 8a-
tum ser Neugriiuoung nod ni6t be-
fannt gegeben. Die neue &omrlilnitdt
ioa bon pierunb5pon5ig 9eneoifti-
nerprieitern, adt 2aienbriioern unO
bier &lerifern ins 2eben gerrfen
peroen. unb miro Ser sluerieligiten
Sungfrau Otaria geipeibt iein. -
(Sn Horb-Gafota beitebt befarntlib
Die bon ser SbDei5er-geneoiftine:=
fonsregation gesriinoete, aber Dor
ettpa fiinfuno3pan5ig Sabren on Die
amerifaniide 8enebiftinerforgre:,o=
tion iibertrngene st. Marien- -9(btei in
Gi6aroton. Die annabme lit oesbalb
beredtigt, oaB oie neue Nieoerloi-
Jung borausit6tlib in SiiosGafota
erri6tet peroen tpiro.)
Wttlmamfee, @is. - SIM ct. Sln=
tonius=aloIter in Waratbon erflogten
lette 8ode Sic feierli6en greouien
fit bens inn Mlter bon a1tunobreiBig
Sabren perltorbenen 5atber Wtpron
9eeel, OF.M.Cat. 8eboren in @au=
iau, ma6te ser nun Gerltorbene leine
Stuoien am ct. 2aprenee College in
Wount Galbarp, iotpie in Suntins-
ton, Sno., @orriion, g. g., 1,no 5A-
lest in Waratbon, mo- er 1888 sic
Srieltertpeibe erbieIt. SSm 5peiten
8eltfrieg Dirfte er orei Sabre lang
ais 6elOtoplan an Ser sifif-Sront.
gr birterlGBt ieine Mutter uno flint
8eidpilter. r. /. p.
Sn oem 3iiter5ienierfloiter in
Sfau6ee erfolgten am porlesten
9onnerstas Die feierliden grequien
fir oen peritorbepen P. gomuno
Siren, S.O.Cast, elmer Der @riinber
oes &loiters. p. 6rep NOR om 1. Sep
tember 1875 in Marfoorf 9eutld=
lano, seboren, trat 1892 in BEN Or
ben elm uno Duroe 1898 gum Brieiter
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Evening star., 1949-03-30

mind OF those German artists
land similar good" Germans)
who defaulted on the responsible
ties as citizens.
1t is an approach to the SUBJ
ject which redeems it from a deal
of triteness.
The production values of Mar
riage in the Shadows" are good
enough to indicate that the Ger
mans retain something of their
vaunted technical skill. Wherever
possible, use is made Of authentic
backgrounds including the grue-
somely monumental ruins of Ber-
lin. The lighting is Of a kind
which indicates that Hollywood is
having it's influence upon the Ger
man industry.
Best of the single ingredients
Maetzig has worked into his pic
ture is the acting. There is moth
ing heavily Teutonic in the search
ing portrait of the heroine by Ilse
Steppat, or of Paul Klinger as the
pure German who defied Hitler to
marry her. Both are sharp, quiet
performances matched in their
effectiveness by those of several
others in lesser roles.
They are a big help to the in
terest Marriage in the Shadows
evokes as German postwar
cinema exhibit.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Hollywood:
Video Sells
Odd Product
In FilmtOWn
By SheiIoh Grohom

The Carole Lands furniture
auction was televised, and more
stuff was sold via telephone than
on the premises.
Montgomery Cliff, just before
taking off for New York, told me
he can't find one picture at this
time that he'd be interested in
making. And if I'm not fully in
terested in a part, how can I ex-
pect the audience to be-" says
Monty, logically. I'd say this is an
incredible situation for the movies
top new star.
Ava Gardner would be swell as
Sister Carrie" The part would
make her really big star. But I
think that Willie Wyler, who owns
the property, is out of luck. Metro
wants to keep her at home. This
is one time, though, for a change
of mind.
Jane Russell will be the grand
marshal when Bob Hope is inau-
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time of Showing

Ambassador-"The Red Pony:
LOS, 3:15. $40, 7:25 and 9:40 pm
Capitol-"Take Me Out to the
Ball Came: 11:10 am. 1:50. 4:30
7:15 and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
1:10, $50, 6::35 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"The Bribe": 11:25
am, 1880, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and
GAS pm.
Dupont-"Hamlet":: 2::3O and
$3.50 pm.
Hippodrome-"Bedelia" 2, sos
and 8:15 pm.
keith's-"The Set-up":: 11:45
am, 1:50. $50. $50; 1855 and
9:55 pm.
Little-"Marriage in the Shad-
ows";; II am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25,
6:10, sos and 9::55 pm.
Metropolitan-"J Johnny Be-
linda" II am. los. 3:15, 5:25,
7::35 and GAS pm.
National-"So This Is New
York: 11:05, Las, 4:25, 7:10 and
$50 pm.
Palace-"Mother Was a Fresh
man.: 1925 am, 1:30, 3:35, $40,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Trans -Lux-"PaiSan":: II am,
lilo, 3:25, 5:35, 7:45 and 10 pm.
Warner-"The Red Pony: 11:05
am, 1:i5, 1920, $50, 1885 and
GAS pm.
Playhouse - "Saraband': 1920
am, 1920, 1928, $50, 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Little Women Ends
Children's Season

Little Women the popular
Louisa May Alcott story. will con-
clude the local season Of Clare
Tree Majors Children's Theater
of New York. twill be presented
Saturday at the Virginia Theater
in Alexandria in two perform
ances, at 10:45 am. and 2 pm.
Tickets for the play are on sale
at the Children's Museum of
Washington, 1907 I street NV.
and '(by mail or telephone) at the
Toy Shop,