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of the three acts IN point.
In the first one, it has tie
middle-aged actor who finds him
self in a compromising situation
with a young, giddy girl. In the
second, come the complications in
the form Of a lad just about the
girls age and an actress just
about right for the matinee idol.
In the third everybody comes to
his, or her. comparative senses
and the couples pair off so logi-
cally that it seems there really
was nothing to write play about.
The truth is,, there really has
not been anything to write this
play about for two or three Gen.
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Cummings read the latter line as
if she were giving the playwright
every benefit of her gravest doubt.
~ X X X
In it's Broadway day, a couple
of seasons ago, Herbert's comedy
was set down as an expert assem-
bling job. notable for its intro
duction of young June Lockhart to
a jaded community of theatergoers.
Miss Lockhart actually had the
magic to impart freshness to the
role of a girl who comes in out of
the rain to amuse the middle aged
actor one night few hours after
his wife had been buried. After
waiting 10 years for the wife to
die, the man is not unhappy over
that. On the contrary he is just
bit confused about what he will
do with the future. A young girl
dropping in out Of storm to
escape the advances of an undesir-
able date can be diverting to such
a man If she happens to have the
qualities of Miss Lockhart.
Well, Miss Dayton has enough of
these qualities to do pretty much
the same thing.
She knows the right tricks to put
the vain fellow in his place by
never having heard of him, or
anybody else in the theater; and
she is quite as good at indicat-
ing she feels safe with him because
of his advanced age.
This adtoitness in innocence
naturally leads to her being invited
to stay on as a sort of amusing
young companion. It leads even
more inevitably to the conflict
with the actress playmate Of the
hero, to the arch acceptance Of
the situation. by his faithful
servents. and to lot Of scandal
lied gossip by the neighbors, and
to few items In the Gotham COL
umns.
Each Of these produces its
standard stretch of dialogue, Of
which the samples quoted earlier
are typical.
Il i
AS male star of the Olney Offer
ing, Loder puts together reason
able representation of the jaded
matinee idol who is briefly divert
ed by the refreshing naivete Of
his house guest.
He is more than matched in the
(See CARMODY, Page Billy
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2:45, $50, $40 and 11:05 pm.

|2:45, $50, $40 and 11:05 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Doolins OF
Oklahoma: 11:55 am, 1:55, 3:55
$50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
National-"T Girl from Jones
Beach; 1870 am, lis. 3. 4:45,
$50, 8:15 and $50 pm.
Palace - Madame Bovary";;
40 am, 2:10. 4:40, 7:15 and
9:45 pm.
Pix-"Bedlam";: sos, $50, 7::5o
and 1915 pm.
PlayhOuse-"The Girl in the
Painting; II am, 12:45. 2:35
I4:20, 6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux - Home of the
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serving, Cream of Wheat" gives
every member of the family de-
icious healthful breakfast.
Watch the youngsters take of"
after big bowl Of Enriched s Min
ute Cream of Wheat with its
added health extras. Gives you lots
of Iron for good red blood-plus
extra Calcium, Phosphorus, Vita
min b.. And it's fully digestible
even for the smallest fry In s min
utes Of boiling.
For . change: Serve "Cream Of
Wheat" with Chocolate Milk, bot.
tied or homemade.
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Where ond When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Meridian Hill Park-"The Male
Animal; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Its a Great
Feeling; 1875. $50, $50. 7:30
and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Sand':: II am, 1:45,
4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: /. 3:45. $50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"In the Good Old
Summertime" IL am. los, 3:15,
5:25, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
DupOnt-"Don Quixote de la
Mancha":: 1905. 2:25, 4:50. 7:l0
and 9:40 pm.
Hippodrome - THE Corsican
Brothers; 2:10, 6 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-"Mighty Joe Young; /;
$40, 11:40, am, lao, $40. $40,
TAO. and $40 pm.
Little-"The Bank Dick: 1905,
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it's so easy to fix. This wonderful
apple pie-in-a-package gives you
quick-dried prize apple slices,
ready-mixed pie crust and spice.
Just needs sugar and water and
Is minutes of your time before it
goes to bake.
The apples are altDays fresh
favored. The pie crust mix turns
out tender-fiaky every time. You
won't bring a crumb Of it home
with you!
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flavor that comes from real root
juices. -,
You can refill the glasses with
a grand sense of freedom, too-for
Hires gives you big savings on your
soft drinks. You get just as many
glasses from one carton (6 bottles)
of Hires as you would from tho
cartons (12 bottles) of most other
popular soft drinks. And you save
up to Is cents! Pick up several car
tons next time you shop-save that
much more!
Evening star., 1949-08-24

The quickest way
to bake a home
made pie! Apple
Pyequick makes
the juiciest, most
flavory pie that
ever graced a
hamper. And your
fun starts ahead
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Brave: 1l:05 am. /. 2:45. 4:35
$40, $40 and 10 pm.
Warner-"It'sa Great Feeling;
1850 am. 1855, 3:55, $50, 7:50
and $50 pm.
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juicy pork shoulder and mellow
ham, an unbeatable buy because
every ounce is good to eat. From
eat-and-run snack to Sunday din
ner, SPAN tastes wonderful. And
its rich flavor blends delightfully."-
with other foods every time you do
something different with it.
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for Food-Energy
and ideal for
easy digestibil-
ity. And you
don't need me to
tellyou that chill
dren love Royal
Gelatin Desserts
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cheese prunes stuffed with dsvilee
eonsenioI with lamb or pork chops.
with roast ham. veal. lamb ond soIods.
And now come oIens with me for q
roundup Of recipes in todoy's column.
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all "7 luscious favors, which
really taste like the fresh, ripe fruit
itself. Start with this good idea.
Prepare Royal Gelatin Dessert,
lime flavor, as directed. When
thickening, add " cups of WHOLE
pitted sweet cherries. Chill until
firm. Serve rs a dessert. Or as .
salad with cottage cheese on the
side and dressing.
strawberry, Raspberry, Cherry,
Lime, Lem6a, Orange, Pineapple
davorS.
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on the shelf and
gives you a sense
of meal
no matter how
your schedule
goes askew. It's
eN1;I 1oaf nf
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TAKE THE AFTERNOON OFF

o.. yet serve substantial supper.
Get out your SPAM-which is
ready to serve or quick to trick up
in a new delicious way. SPAN keeps
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Kitchen Bouquet is q unique
blend Of l3 choicest vegetables,
herbs and spices, and 1t works in
a special way. It steps up the nat
ural flavor Of your gravy, brings
out the true meat taste. It's easy
to see why Kitchen Bouquet has
become q standby In so many
kitchens. For color and flavor, pam
browning alone leaves much to be
desired. Kitchen Bouquet gives
gravy velvety-brown color, makes it
extra-appetizing every time.
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BIN PIC. j uSt
serve Gerber S
Cereals. One at
q time Of course,
but dorotate the
three pleasantly
palatable varie-
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LISTENING FOR THE 10 AN.
FEEplNG7

vT7HEN THE CLOCK STRIKES cereal
w time. you can do your tiny
baby q big favor. How? It's this
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TopsY JES' CROWD

80. but real children need body
building foods. Top Of the list for
energy and hearty satisfaction
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SPAN RELISH RoLl.UPs

Roll out 2 cups of biscuit mix. Cut
8 rectangles. Place slice of SPAN
on each, then zippy relish. Fold
over dough, press edges together.
Prick tops. Bake in hot oven like
biscuits, serve with gravy or plain.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Love Lifts It's Funny Face
In Another O|ney Comedy
By Joy Cormody

Some inspired genius in summer heae production
going three different plays do them in
one two three himself with terrific hit.
Money which opened last night at the Olney
Vck Cummings provide one
Evening star., 1949-08-24

It's A "Pjcnic' To Bake
an apple pie, to take along on a
picnic, when you make it with
Betty Crocker's Apple PyeQuick.
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DOCTORS OK. lrl

IVES, 81 leading child specialists
OK. Royal Gelatin Desserts as
doubly ideal for children d. ideal
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is "Cream m of
Wheat
I or cr e q n y
sno-o-oth flavor.
And so easy to
digest! At less
{hor a ronru O
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are gong mLo
refrigerator TO
chill. The new
thirst Is for this
sparkling drink
with the velvet
edge and the
delicious real
Evening star., 1949-08-24

Brand Baking Soda and water.
Daub on and cover with wet cloths.
Baking soda Is soothing and effec-
tive for other suntiIne irritations,
too-prickly heat, itching rashes,
insect bites. Soda. paste and wet
cloths give quick relief to the Itch
ing Of poison ivy. I, keep a box Of
soda In the medicine chest so 7
won't have to raid my kitchen
supply.
Evening star., 1949-08-24

IN RECORD BREAKER
James EdUards, lDho plays the
colored soldier in "Home OF
the Brape," oiues the pictures
key role an effective interpre-
tatton. The Stanley Kramer
production Is setting netD rec
ords at the Trans-Lur thea
ter.
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My First Aid For GSary that's
gray and pale Is Kitchen Bouquet,

5xoJ s< -
a secret OF good
cooking for more
than 10 years. just
a few drops and
your gravy il deep
brown, extra-deli-
cious-rich Is the
roast. II. glorideS
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Haze You Heard about Hires?
Fast as one friend tells another,
cartons of this delightful beverage
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JeS5IE5N&|;7;zi;!6'es'e!s&1I Z; 81 e e.

Cherish The Garnish for s touch Of color and dseoro.
on But you have choice. moks edbsdsleovs by Itself
Chopped green red psppss rodishes nvfs Or
rune, stuffed with dsyIed hom wonderful Stuffed prvne
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fine nutrition-with the high Vita
min A content in every pound. Get
Blue Bonnet today. Color 1t in 2
minutes in it's YELLOW-QUK bag.
For a poppy sondseieh spread'
Cream u cup Of Blue Bonnet
Margarine with Tbsp. Of fnely
chopped waiereress, ] tsp. Of
lemon juice and = few, drops of
Woreestershire Ssuce. &
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get quality at q
money saving
price in Blue
Bonnet Marga-
rine. Peek in at
the Jones I'll
bet they have
Blue Bonn ct.
The fresh, coun-
try-sweet flavor
pleaSeS Also the
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Evening star., 1949-11-20
Caps Hold zas|ofsky
To Nine Points, Defeat
5tags Easily, IS 10 50

The Washington Capitols COM
pletely outclassed the Chicago
Stays last night as they won their
sixth game in nine National Bas-
ketball Association starts before
3,410 spectators at Uline arena.
The score was IS to SO.
The Caps concentrated on de-
fense early in the game. but
opened up in the stretch and
coasted home comfortably after
taking a $3.50 lead at the three
quarter mark.
Dick O'Keefe, Washington's i'm
proving forward, did masterful
job on defense as he alternated
with Chick Reiser in holding Max
Zaslofsky, Chicago's scoring wiz
ard, to nine points.
Big Jack Nichols again led the
scoring with 20 points while Odie
Spears had registered 19 for Chi
cago before retiring with an in
jury late in the game.
The Stays looked good only in
the early going when they built
up a 9-5 command, but the Caps
were leading at the quarter, 20-12
and 1876 at intermission. The
Caps poured it on in the third
quarter.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
North Carolina
Continued from Page BID

the point was blocked. It even
tually cost Duke q tie.
On six plays in the second
period, North Carolina scored. The.
payof pitch was a Justice 40.
yarder to Weiner who stretched
high over his head to pull in the
ball at the goal line. Tackle Able
Williams made his only CONVEX
sion in three attempts to put
North Carolina ahead, 7-6.
The Tar Heels appeared to be
taking command in the third
period. After the safety had made
it 9-6, Halfback Bob CAN'T set up
a'tscore by running back a punt
81 yards to the Duke 10. Five plays
later. Fullback Billy Hayes.
terrific plunger today. passed to
Justice from the 8 and Justice
scored easily.
A 68-yard Justice quick kick
that rolled out on Dukes 1-foot
mark late in the period set the
final Tar Heel tally. After Cox
kicked out to his 80, North Caro-
lima swept the distance in four
plays. Justice hit Weiner from the
Is, the North Carolina end bat
ting his way the last S yards to
score with two opponents hanging
on him.
Halfback Tom Powers. who last
year played intramural touch
football, put Duke back in busi-
ness by running the next KICKOFF
back 90 yards for a touchdown.
He was all alone the last 40 yards.
With 5 minutes to go, North
Carolina Halfback George Ver-
chick fumbled on his 8 and Cen
ter Babe Viau recovered for the
Blue Devils.
On fourth down. Cox battered
over from the two and Souchak's
conversion made it 21-20, setting
the stage for the final hectic min
utes.
Justice carried the ball only
five times for a net loss OF Is
yards, principally on passing at
tempts that were smeared. He
gained 90 yards on seven pass
competitions in 10 attempts.
But Justice, still hobbling
slightly on the injured ankle that
kept him out Of action against
Notre Dame a week ago, wound up
by dominating this classic series
as no other player ever has. In
four years against Duke, he ran
and passed North Carolina to 10
touchdownS.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Policeman Hurt,
Student Charged
In Grid BrdWI
Rx tba A.soeiofsd Prsss

DURHAM, N. c.. Nov. ia
fight at the North Carolina-Duke
game here today sent a Durham
police officer to the hospital with
two fractured ribs and put .
U.N.C. cheerleader under 500
bond charged with engaging IN an
affray and resisting arrest.
Officer F. E. Mize, who was re-
leased from Watts Hospital after
treatment for fractured ribs, said
another U.N.C. cheerleader
"stomped on me" when he tried
to arrest Norman Sper, jr., %, OF
Hollywood, Calf, head cheer
ieader for the North Carolina stu
dent section.
. Mize said Sper Ecs released
after Victor S. A,ryant OF Durnam.
member of the U.N.C. Board OF
Trustees, posted 500 bond.
Released on $25 bond was James
Stallings of Franklinton, N. c.,
charged with engaging in an
afray. He is not a student.
The cases will be tried In Dur.
ham recorders court Monday
morning at 10 am.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

minutes later when Tulane was
penalized on a pass play that took
them to the three-yard line. and
the ball was moved back to mid
field. But before Virginia could
raise it's hopes again Glisson ran
the punt return back for the
touchdown that sealed Virginia's
first defeat in the minds OF all
present.
Tulane made it 2S-7 less than
three minutes later when Ellis
worth Kingerly intercepted an
Osisek pass and returned to the
Virginia %. A Bill Bomar to Shef-
field pass placed the ball on the
Virginia II and from there Price
scored his seventh touchdown in
Tulane's last three games.
Meadows intercepted Bomar's
pass on his own 80 to set up the
final touchdown, one that brought
Virginia within two touchdowns
and saved face for the Cavaliers.
After working the ball to the
Tulane seven-yard line in SEEM
ingly endless final minute, Osisek
passed to Gene Edmonds in the
end zone for a touchdown. Carl
ton Elliott kicked both extra
points for Virginia.
Glisson was the man who hurt
Virginia the most. He intercepted
three passes of the four grabbed
by Tulane defenders, and the fact
that Virginia scored both its
ttouchdowns on passes was COM
pliment to the Cavaliers. 1t was
in the passing department that
they suffered the most.
AS often is the case, the losing
team won the statistics. Virginia
outgained Tulane by three yards
on the ground and % yards in the
air. The completed only II out OF
27 passes to nine out of IA by the
more cautious Green Wave. The
only tumble recovered by an op-
posing team went to Arthur Klein
schmidt of Tulane, who caught a
Papit error on the fly.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Landon School Wins
lover ST. Andrews, go
speeioI Dispafeh 10 The stor

. MIDDLETOWN, Del, Nov. 10
Held four times within the St
Andrews 10-yard line. Landon
School Of Washington, finally
scored a touchdown in the last
two minutes Of play to earn a 60
victory here today.
On fourth down with the ball
on the host II, Lanny Banf1eld
faded back to his 20 and pitched
a strike to Allen Long who scored
from three yards out. Banf1eld's
placekick was blocked.
Following the next kickoff. st.
Andrews Travelled from its own 35
to the Landon 8 on five consecutive
pass completions from Henry Will
son to Bill Whitehead, but time
ran out.
Ends-Stoner, Copeland.
Tackles-Hawfield, Tompson, Riddtford,
Wright, Holbrook. Kriner.
Guards-Engelsman, Butts, Gustafson.
Centers-Bledsoe, Weems.
ball. Barnett, Long, Prince, Cess.
ST. ANDREWS.
Ends-Kemp, Hays, McDermott, Murphy,
Wright.
Tackles-Pell. Auerch. Halsted.
Guards-Hukill. Price, Partridge, Rob-
inson.
Centers-Hershey. Williams, Osborn.
Backs-Whitehead. Bathurst, Clatten-
burg, johnson, Lindsay, Foster, Wilson,
Guthrie. Stokes.
Landon ----O o Q SIS
Evening star., 1949-11-20
7otum Hobnobs
With Officials
Of Three Bowls
S,or S,eH Correspondent

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Nov.
1s.-Maryland was Idle today. but
Jim Tatum wasn't.
The Bowl-conscious coach OF
the Old Liners and President n. c.
(Curly) Byrd made the trip to
Charlottesville in the company Of
]. Darlington Darby. an official
Of the Gator Bowl in Jackson
vile, where Maryland tied Georgia
two years ago and hopes to re-
turn.
At halftime, Tatum was seen
in the company of Sam Coren-
SWEET, an official Of the Sugar Bowl
in New Orleans, and Jack Bell. a
representative of the Orange Bowl
in Miami.
The Terps' Bowl hopes were
raised by Virginia's convincing
defeat, which probably dropped
the Cavaliers from contention re-
gardless of the outcome Of the
Virginia-North Carolina game
next week.
From all appearances. the win
ner of next weeks Tulane-L. S. U.
game will get Bowl bid. A vic
tory would give the conference
title to the Green Wave. which in
outside competition has lost to
Notre Dame and been tied by
Navy with a team that was sup
posed to be the South's greatest.
Fuel Davis, who contributed a
57-yard punt. four extra points
and otherwise adequate kicking
to, Tulane's cause today. steps
from Is to IA yards behind the
line Of scrimmage to kick. That
calls for accurate passing from
center. but Davis had 1t today.
WHIT~T ,ESAY
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Virginia
(Continued from Page B-1.

were respectfully quiet from that
point on.
With only a slight breeze blow
ing, there was eyebrow raising
in the press box when Virginia
won the toss but elected to kick,
taking advantage of the wind but
giving the dangerous Tulane team
the ball. That was. the flrst mis-
take Virginia made but 1t was a
crucial one.
Tulane simply marched 50 yards
for a touchdown without releasing
the ball. Joe Ernst passing to
Bobby Jones from four yards out
for a touchdown at q time when
the Virginia line threatened to get
tough. Tackle Fuel Davis, whose
punting was blessing to Tulane,
kicked the extra point. as he did
after all subsequent Wave scores.
If Virginia could have squirmed
out of the first half with only
a one touchdown deficit it might
have been a ball game but the
Cavaliers chose to pass from deep
in their own territory late in the
second period and that was dis
astrous. Glisson intercepted Steve
Osisek's wobbly pass at his shoe
tops and returned to the Virginia
26.
After Jones made four yards
and Price five Virginia sent in
substitution that cost a five yard
penalty and gave the Green Wave
a first down on the IL. Here Dick
Jones took a pitchout and passed
to Dick Sheffield. who caught the
ball in the end zone as Rufus
Barkley and Owen Meadows Of
Virginia stood idly by. apparently
appreciating Shefheld's pass
catching ability.
With Jimmy Lesane. the sopho-
more quarterback at the controls
Virginia moved 80 yards to score
Evening star., 1949-11-20
The Lineups
TULANE.

TULANE.
Left ends-shefneld. Kirkpatrick. Kibo-
Left tackles-Druen. Lea. JORGE.
Left Kuards-Franz, Behrend, Collins
Centers--Kottemann, Maddox, Dedeaux
kss. ru.rds-He.drie. Doyle Klein
Risht taetles-Rosas. Hellum. Bounds
Right ends-Patridse. Harper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Bonar. -,
Left halfbacks-Jones, Van Meter, Nj
n.fai Risht hslfbaeks - Gibson. srosodd
TuIlbacks-Priee, Burr, Hickman, Hahn
VIRGINIA.
Left ends-Elliott, Bessell.
Left tackles-Johnson. Schultz.
Left suards-Thomas, Nesbit. Hansen
Centers-Meadows, Myers, Kern, Walsh
Right Rusrds-pa1umbo, Wright, Smith
Right tackles-Miller, Jones, pickerson
= Right ends-Weir, Nausteller. Schroeder
Observation-Disclosures Barkley. Lesane
Left halfbacks-Osisek. Gill.
Right halfbacks-Shoaf, STANLEY, Ed
FuiIbacrs-sinelair. Papit.
Tnl.ns Ti4:ini. o ------------o : ! III
shisia a'sa. oisson rss FONTS sfss
ouchdowns-Davis. lplacementsl
Virginia scoring: Touchdowns-Maus'
teller. Edmonds. Points after touchdown
Elliott, 2 (placements).
STATISTICg