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Rooney Stars
In Race Film

THE BIG WHEEL" United Artists
Samuel II. stiefel and Mort Briskin d.
rected by Edward Ludwig. screenplay by
The Cast:
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador-"And Baby Makes
Three; 1:25. 1925, 5:25, 7:30 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol-'The Big Wheel; II
am, 1:45. 4:30. tbs and 10 Pm
Stage shows: !. 3:45, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Pinky":: 1925 am,
1880, 3:35. 5:45. 7:50 and 10 pm.
Dupont-"Major Barbara; los,
$40, Sis. 7:20 and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Free for All; 1850
am, 1:50. $50. 5:5e. 7:50 and
9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - Savage Splen-
DOR; 11:15 am, l:5a. 4:35. tbs
and 10 pm.
Little-"Hamlet"; 1920 am, l,
$40, $40 and 9 pm.
National-"Trapped": IL am,
1880. 2:4o. 4:25. 6:l5. 8 and
$50 pm.
Palace - "Oh. You Beautiful
Doll":: II am. ITO, $40, $50,
TAO and $50 pm.
Pix-"Three Faces West: 8.
sos. 7:45 and 10:o5 pm.
Playhouse - "All the Kings
Men; 1925 an. 1880, $3.50, $40,
7:50 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Holiday Inn; II
am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, sos
and 9:55 pm.
Warner And Baby Makes
Three; 11:40 am. 1:40, $40,
5:45, 7:45 and $50 pm.
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too, only he is inclined to ego and
does not notice the girl for awhile.
Add a couple Of adult players.
comedy types. Throw in a num-
Der Of songs. the more the better.
since it is better to have singing
and dancing than to have script
writer's batting their brains out
trying to think UP new ways to
say that a boy and girl meet, have
a misunderstanding, then have
an understanding. namely Love.
Being q nostalgia man. Mr..
Jessel costumes his treatments of
these formula people in period
dress to recapture the sweet wine
IF his youth. And since he prob
ably does not like to dwell on how
long ago the wine Of his youth
was sweet. the period Is an in
definite one. just vaguely the
Good Old Days. period.
This is a fair description Of
"Oh, You Beautiful Doll" June
Haver plays the girl and Mark
Stevens the young man. s. z.
"Cuddles" Sakall (who must like
the nickname. since he hasn't
massacred any publicity depart
and Charlotte Greenwood
play the girls mother and father.
Papa writes operate music, which
the young man turns into popular
songs until papa rebels. Then
papa goes to a concert and the
great Steiner includes some Of
those popular songs and papa
Evening star., 1949-12-12
'Regino' Superb Theoter,
But Not At the Box Office
BY Joy Cormody
(promo Editor OF The Stor)
NEW YORK.

thing-and unreWardng one
that Chery Crawford Regina" the 46h street
thater of Btzsten superatve theater and
genuine excursion into American
Evening star., 1949-12-12

to conceive a better qualified lot
to sing Blitzstein's opera.
The surprise among the per-
formers, of course. is Miss Pick
ems in the title role. Her expert
ence has been in far lighter realms
of music than this one, but her
Regina is sung and acted alto
gether as a woman beset by furies
of an extraordinary sort.
Perhaps because it is less SYM
pathetic role, her performance
leaves less of a mark than that OF
Brenda Lewis as the pathetic
Birdie Hubbard. whose first act
aria is one of the unforgettable
adventures of contemporary. mu-
sic. Another beguiling perform
ance among the women of the
company Is that Of Priscilla Gil
lette who as Alexandra Giddens is
allotted two of the most charming
arias in the score. 1t is quite a
stride upward for Miss Gillette
from her first Broadway chore in
"Brigadoon." but she makes 1t
with all the talent and grace one
could hope for.
Vocal honors in the male group
60 to William Wilderman as Hor-
ace Giddens, to the extremely
capable choral group. and to
Trumpeter William billiard and
his Angel Band" of jazz musi-
clans.
Horace Armistead's settings and
Aline Bernstein's costumes are
vivid contributions to a glowing
evening of theater which seems
destined to be all too brief at RE
gina's" current drawing power.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
In The Groove
"BeoutifuI Doll"
Follows JesseI's
Hit Formula

"oH. you BEAUTIFUL DOLL" A Goth
Century-Fox picture. produced by George
Jessel, directed by John M. Stahl, SCREEN
play by Albert and Arthur Lewis, based
on life OF Fred Fisher. At the Palace.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

AS such, it is far more deserv-
ing that it's reception here implies.
On merit, and the critical acclaim
1t has received, Regina" might
we'll be playing to packed houses
instead of sparse ones. That 1t
does not charm Broadway is not
the work of December, a wicked
month in the theater for all its
warmth of goodness elsewhere. It
goes deeper, sadly enough into the
paradoxical apathy of a jaded
public toward fresh ideas in enter
tainment.
In adapting Lillian Hellman's
fanged melodrama and setting il
to music, Mr.. Blitzstein has
achieved dramatic novelty Of 9
peculiarly fascinating kind.
It may be true that he has lost
some depth of evil in the malig-
nant Hubbard family. but he nev-
ertheless looks at them in a new
light and one that is no less arrest.
ing by being somewhat more
pleasant. In fact in the different
atmosphere of Regina" a more
Evening star., 1949-12-12

spacious, gracious and stately pro-
duction that when Tallulah Bank
head was she. the Hubbards some
times look even more demonic.
Moreover, regardless OF any con-
trary canons of commercial drama,
they belong in music. Their moral
viciousness blended of lust and hate
makes venomously vital song and
inspires Mr.. Blitzstein to becoming
savagery of composition. 1t sets
his Imagination soaring also at the
contrast between the Hubbards
| and the gentle multitude with
whom they associate as plantation
family. So it is that he is able to
bring off more of poignant human
ity in such previously slurred char
acters as Horace and Alexandra
Giddens, Regina's husband and
daughter, in Birdie Hubbard and
the mild natured others.
These come up in size in RE
gina" and 60 farther than you
might expect in compensating for
the lighter flavor of the title char
acter sung by Jane Pickens.
Author Composer Blitzstein has
ignored the fashion in modern
musical drama in making "Regi-
na." He has conceived of his work
as contemporary opera. a story
to be told "in," not with" music.
The words his characters speak
drop occasionally to the level Of
standard dialogue, but only occa-
sionally, and just enough to spin
the thread Of the narrative q de-
tail or two onward.
The atmosphere Of his work is
almost entirely musical from an
opening in which Q field hand
band and a pickaninny dancer set
the peaceful scene for the violent
family conflict. After this pro-
logue on the Giddens veranda.
the action moves inside where the
pleasant atmosphere is quickly
saturated with Hubbard fo,,iness.
True brilliance has been
achieved by Robert Lewis In his
staging of Regina" MFR. Blitz-
STEMS book and score have given
him rather q scramble Of diversi-
fed material to work with but he
gives it movement and balance
that are never less than impress
sfve.
The cast of the musical Is not
likely TO make anyone forget that
Tallulah Bankhead was the first
girl of Regina Hubbard 0iddens'
stage life. YET for their special
lied purposes. it would be difncult
Evening star., 1949-12-12

Mickey Rooney is going through
some familiar PAGES in THE Big
Wheel" on the Capitol screen.
He once again is playing a brash
young upstart, who gets slapped
down by his elders. then fights
back to prove that he is good OF
deed, pure of heart, smart, maybe.
but no smart aleck. Director Ed
ward Ludwig has kept him sub
dued for the most part, or it could
be that the years themselves are
subduing him. At any rate. his
performance is almost a painless
one.
Specifically, the upstart played
by Rooney is hotshot young race
driver, who burns up the Cali
fornia tracks in hot rods and
midgets until he kills a friend in
a crash. He's an outcast then,
considered q murderer for jump
ing the yellow flag and deliber-
ately riding down drivers holding
position. He comes East to race
the big jobs. finally winds up in
the Indianapolis Memorial Day
classic. There the winning driver
rewards his sportsmanlike conduct
by passing along the first place
trophy, even though Mickey has
managed only to bring No. 6 in
third, it being on fire and about
to blow up at the time.
While all this is going on, there
are some corking auto race Sc
quences. packed with q lot Of ex-
element for speed demons and
armchair speed demons. The In
dianapolis affair at the climax Of
1.-The Big Wheel" is examined
from almost every angle and is
full of action Of the thrills-spills-
chills variety. The film also has
one of the most horrifying scenes
on record. q detailed picture Of
how a man screams in agony for
help while he is burning to death.
Evening star., 1949-12-12
By Harry Macarthur

The George Jessel formula fol
brewing musical Aim stews is put
to the test again in "Oh, You
Beautiful DOLL" the new attrac-
ton at the Palace. The depressing
thought it inspires is that Mr..
Jessel will again be given a vote
Of confidence by his constituency
and the picture will make So
600. 900 and goth Century-F Fox will
go right on cooking up these
Technicolor potpourris of song.
dance and-heh, heh-comedy.
The Jessel recipe is a simple
one and child could follow it at
home. given the proper unlimited
budget. You take this story. pref
erably with a show business back
ground, about a girl who is True
and young man who is all right.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

Mr.. Rooney's supporting cast is
headed by Thomas Mitchell, who
always manages to keep in touch
with reality; Spring Byington and
Mary Hatcher. Miss Hatcher
plays a girl grease monkey, who
comforts Mickey and urges him
on and ultimately wins her re-
ward, the final clinch.
Owen McGiveny, the famed
quick-change artist, headlines the
Capitol's stage bill. Others pres
ent are Fred Lowery. the talented
whistler; Sid and AL Refs. and
Ross and the Hightower Bros.
H. M.
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We Say "Yss"
To ! Out ef I ApplicantS

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the payment plan that suits
you best. Remember. LEND.
Fps have "controlled cost"
loans to help you cut loan
costs.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

The cast Of the musical Is not
likely TO make anyone forget that
Tallulah Bankhead was the FIRST
girl of Regina Hubbard Giddens
stage life. Yeu for their special
lied purposes, 1t would be difIicult
Evening star., 1949-12-12

discovers they are the Music Of
the People.
"Oh, You Beautiful Doll" is big,
happy, bumbling and melodious.
1t also manages to be pretentious
enough to look occasionally like =
caricature of its type.
Evening star., 1949-12-12

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ERS in Maryland, or up TO
$500 In Virginia. Borrow at
your most convenient LEND.
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lust your own signature.
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time you use 1t.
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lady guest. but. failing to receive
the cheerful encouragement Of a
swift kick. she retired to the grassy
hillock and disconsolately chewed
on papier-mache boulder.
So far. it was all good fun. al
though Eric Kissed repeatedly at
Linda to keep her goats in order.
and Linda Kissed back that she
couldn't. Eric pointed out he kept
his walters in order, and why
couldn't she keep her goats in
order?
Linda trotted faster and faster
after her hayward charges. But
the patrons of the Alpine Gardens
were uncooperative. They called
to the goats. distracting them from
their herder. laughed approvingly
at their antics, and, since there is
a bit OF ham in every goat, these
took to showing off.
Even the morose young man
grew amused. Linda came back
from one chase among the dis
guised thickets of ventilators and
found him feeding Lawrence out
OF dish and looking pleased at
the way Lawrence was tapping
daintily.
She let him lap. 1t was enough
to keep after Vivian, Lou and
risky Hedy. Fortunately. Greer
still grieving over the loss of her
playmate, was quiescent.
She let him lap until the dish
was empty and she saw it rehlled
from highball glass. Lawrence,
who'd try anything. as she knew
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He swayed uncertainty for a
good five minutes. Then. while
Linda was pursuing Vivian. he
gave a bound with the clear inten-
ton of perching. birdlike. in a
cedar, missed the cedar by a good
three feet. and landed in the lap
Of stout lady who was looking,
disapprovingly. at the gaiety 60
ing on around her. Her name -
not that it makes much difference
- was Mrs. Henry Backenthal.
and her hobby. which does make
difference, was rescuing pets from
cruelty and abuse.
she gave a little scream, and
Linda, with Vivian tucked under
her right arm, hurried over. BY
the time she got there, Lawrence
was firmly ensconced on Mrs.
Backenthal's lap, looking up ador-
ingly at her and absently chewing
her tulle stole.
Take it away" screamed Mrs.
Backenthal. Take it -"
Its all right" Linda said,
soothingly. He doesn't mean any
harm" She gathered Lawrence
under her left arm, explaining:
Hes just little drunk. Other
wise, he -"
Drunk" said Mrs. Backen-
thai. you mean. you give those
poor, innocent things liquor! Real
liquor?"
Mot me-" said Linda, but
some darn fools do"
She staggered off with her two
Continued on next page
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THE GOATS HAD FUN
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C0n!1HHed from page Stx
from experience. put his face down
again and resumed tapping. Linda
rushed to the table. pulled Law
renee away. and snapped at the
young man: Haven't you any
better sense than to feed him
that?"
Its perfectly good Scotch"
the young man retorted. Hell
never drink better"
LINDA gave him a look that
should have devastated him. but
didn't.
She dragged Lawrence away,
but the damage was done. Law
renee, released on the grassy hill
lock. swayed uncertainty on his
usuallysurelegs. Helooked around.
happily. but in a dizzy sort of way.
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EvtN though IT was Gradua.
l. ton Day Dofs felt a hide
pang OF loneliness What was
the diploma compared TO those
precious sparkling rings that
bAbs and Beth were wearing
Dora was killing her chances OF
ever wearing one. TOO, unless she
changed her ways. There was
one course that college didn't
teach her,
What do other charms amount
TO II you have halitosls (bad
breath)'f Whether occasional or
chronic. 1t can finish you with
a man thar quick, Smart girls,
popular girls. realize this and
are extra ea,stsI not to offend.
For them it is Listerine Anti
septic night and morning. and
especially before any date when
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they want TO be at their best.
L,sterine hntiseptic is no
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minutes but for hours, usu-
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delightful ra-farjnI preoaution
against offending
While some cases Of halitosis
are OF systemic origin, most cases.
say some authorizes, are due TO
the bacterial fermentation of tiny
food particles clinging TO mouth
surfaces. Listerine Antiseptic
quickly halts such fermentation,
then overcomes the odors fer
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lst floor contains lovely living room,
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ME 951O.
perfectly restored. on 1OOx3OO lot
with towering trees and 2-car ga
rage; priced to sell Call Mr.. Carr
OR. S34s. LEATH d. ASHLEY, INC.
MA. 3096. Ia
Evening star., 1949-03-12
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

Up on the hill, west Of Russell rd..
right of Braddock rd., in Jefferson
Park section; dandy brick Colo
nial home. 3 years old, in perfect
new-house condition.
$14,750
Yes, you read it right, and that Is
the price Now you foHs who have
been looking for something good at .
price, here 1t is There is no ga
rage, there is room for one. A Ben.
dish washing machine, built-in book
cases and china closets are included
and many features not usually found
in house being offered today. There
are very lovely bedrooms and tiled
bath. The, mortgage loan carries .
~ interest rate. Only $4,000 cash
is REQUIRED and $50 monthly includ-
ing taxes and insurance. No one
buys a home without seeing 1t. so
let this home speak for itself. See
it today, Now!
The M. H. Barry Org.
2!06 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex. Va.
Phones AL 0O1S, TIE. 244". The
Old Relia BILE Office 1.3'