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Fight fans in the know" viii
tell YOU that LaMotta would raih-
er fight Joe Louis and be knocked
out, than to risk his scalp with
Robinson of whom experts have
said for the past several years
'he is the greatest fighter in the
ring today. pound for pound
Brewster Center again comes
in for its share Of the pughstic
glory. as the Golden Gloves tour
nament is revived in Detroit after
many years OF lay off (more
abbout the lav-off later. Coach
Jimmy Myland Of Brewster Cen
ter an old timer in the game.
lastt week placed six Of his
Youngsters in the Golden Gloves
tournament cut at Hackett Field
House.
His proieges rewarded him
with six victories four by
knockouis Slightly reminiscent
of the days of Joe Louis. now
retired heavyweight champion
OF The world).
Louis got his Start at Brewster
Center in the early thn,ies and
went on 10 be one OF the greatest
champs Of them al teven though
Associated Press writer's recent
~ voted Jack Dempsey the "Oln
Msnassa Mauler.' the greatest of
the first half of the goth CEN
turyl
Tom Conway. Jack Johnston
and Jimmy Newton. all weller
weight leather singers. floored
their opponents in the second
round for the full court.
yes the three boys scored clear
knockouts in the same sianzs--
the second round"
Massimous Cox Jr.. and Doug
Walker. both light heavyweight
prospects also registered k. O.
punches while AL Brooks. feath-
erweight, won decision over An
drew Herschell.
Jesse Owens. former Ohio
State iracn man. was voted
the best track man Of the first
half Of this eenfnrY. The for
mer Buckeye state traveller"
won world renown in 1895
when in one afternoon In the
space OF q few hours broke
five world records and tied q
sixth.
Owens also won four gold
medals in the 1896 Olympics
held in Berlin.
Presently. Owens is director Of
a sporting goods store in Chi
cago.
I did too much running last
year. and a. result. had very
little left during the last month
OF the season." stated Jackie
Most Valuable Plsyer) Robin.
son. who last week is reported
10 signed with the Brooklyn
Dodgers for the highest salary
since Danny Vance. great Bum"
pitcher Of the early fhiriIss.
Did the Associated Press sports
writer's and radio announcers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
ALABAMA STATE MAuH
BENEDICT, 70 TO as

MONTGOMERY. Ala, - FlsiA
ing scoring power all along N
lineup. Alabama States red hi
Hornets completely outcla.ei
towering Benedict COLLEGE III
ers here last Friday night 70 u
them down 70-45 and renew tier
bid 10 be the hottest iive n TX
STAG.
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cess TO service their poles or UNI
since winning his crown last sum-
mer from Marcel Cerdan out at
Briggs Stadium. Jake lost un-
animous ten-round decision to
Frenchman Robert Villemain in
the Garden early last December.
Despite his dismal showing
against Villemain. LaMotta is ex-
pected to enter the ring = 81 fav-
orite over Wagner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
q PARKLES In
DPORTS WORLD

Although Ray Sugar" Robinson has defeated Jake Lean
current middleweght champion Of bouts
known fact that the Sugar Man hot on his trail fg tile
fight n George Gainford, of
Robinson announced that his boy RAY would un4pu
claim the weerweigh claim should the Bronx Bull sign for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
PLAY TIE CAME

lh Ne.tsde race SIT -t-5 p.t 4, The race across
p -h mas Nis .aiis nched ts payof spot
N III otaer for teams au uaS4t The aayoff
,'.m Mas IS follows the tears ho fr.-h rS and
seeofa b hes isslios dis ~ol ;, he third and lth
aas oe other division
y re SUBURBAN. circles 4 ghlasd bark pushed an up
81 seH tea iam,1rck IS q ae the lattcr- home
coan leber Fleme4 llamusmcks lc guard ssn limit
Cd action pecea-r q fecarenee o. old lex injury
Porter an ail-ei'y choice aaea ae fAay,d win
Nir last wear ovta errolrd Arr last tall IA Fl M
fancs Hisa h.ol. trley Mthgan High school Ath-
s'ic As,n rules .ii' 'tai q pla, ~ switches schools
hs asnis eaf nsfe. hem hts, - o one semester
N'1e Hn fs W has ser, ed his
iNe ptt Porter a-a fs' ttt ~n.s d the Brew
-''fte tt p.a'er can't par
ae nst aid recreation lragie So what do
foq ihirk " leNs u de7 pas hc remaining season
@ = 81" sefAer' vfo nar'e radinr the league
''r' ''er or nn eh the Cosmos no haze fine or
ga7eao f- scar
Actor ne Brewster League saw the intoxicated
snar le GOWN Dodge IS to a5 Two FORMER Miller High
hogs rsfs"d ne Sfisler. 70 their 18th straight victory
NoTer ,ov wih , roini~ and recently graduated
Charles BsHeg who scored II with four minutes left in
he game tho flash, Sparkers inflated the Harlem Globe
ro''ers VIII dazzling brand ot ban handling much to
fhs pleasure 4 The SPECTATORS
Pla>er-oaeh Noah Brown. Insurance s. snbdoed
the Esgles sol The Iakers didn't allow the Eagles to
score until two minutes Of the second quarter Eusace
Hall vshed the nets for s markers while George Spen
Ger eamate added ten. Holmes led the hopeless Eagles
cause garnsrnv u points
The dark horse Royals showed the Franklin Settle
ment boys few tricks by whipping them 1910 Wilbur
King supposedly old dropped in 20 points to stop
all talk about his age. With the game tied 1886 with
minutes left to play the Royals unlashed with all of their
scoring power Peaks King and Jones hit for three quick
buckets and that all Harry Mackey led the losers with
IS points.
surprising Barber College team battled mighty
Pride Of Michigan even terms for half The BARRIERS
jumped into 100 lead but steady shooting by little Bob
Taylor kept the from getting of reach But in
the third and fourth quarter the class began show
The final Pride 81 Be 49, Robert Taylor led
the Pride onslaught with an even l6 points
The often beaten Sportmen pulled minor upset by
eeking out close az 43 decision over Nacrema club
Smms kept up his scoring spree by throwing in 2 points
to gain high point honors Of the day Jim Wesbrook led
the winners attack with II points
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derground lines.

foreground lines.
An alley conversion requires
the consent Of all abuttine pro-
perty owners.
Normally the only cost invoIv-
ed in an alley closing is the pro-
perty owners expense in moving
his own fence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04

LaMofia. who meets Dick
Wagner at Olympia in a ten
round non.iiile fight Friday.
will spot the West Coast light.
heavyweight contender approx
imaielY eight pounds. The
Bronx Bull figures 10 scale les
lbs Joltin Jake victories here
around l73 lbs.
This is variation from the
usual script which called for La
Motta's past opponents to give
him weight advantages up to Is
ubs JoltinT Jake victories here
over O'Neill Bell and Fritzie
Zivic were achieved when both
fighters were little more than
welterweights.
Unforgeiable Fight
Sugar Ray Robinson. who won
and lost to LaMotta here in two
unforgettable ring dramas. spot
ted the current titlist IL lbs. II
was much the same story in Chi
csgo. Pittsburgh. New York and
points East, where Jake beat good
little fellows like George CSugar)
Costner, Tommy Bell, Tony Jani-
70 and Coolidge MiIlner.
LaMotta's change Of heart is
not sign Of softening Jake. an
astute business man. realizes q
loss TO an opponent under the 100
ID. limit would jeopardize his
championship. Hence. all future
non-title fights must be against
heavier opposition
Second Nin-filis Bout
The Wagner match marks La
Motta's second non-title start
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
Jake LaMotta Undergses Change
For Better in Weight Department

Middleweght Champion Jake La Alotta has changed
However his vast legion Of local followers need not be
alarmed: Jake has changed for the better
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put champion who failed 10 quail
ify for the World OlympcS IN
1913. Last week at Ann Arbor
in his first try since injurine his
back lS monthssago. the likable
youth tossed the shot put a
betty 55 feet. / inch in the Michi-
gan AAU relays.
ADVANCING NICELY
FonvilleS coach. Don Canham.
stated this week that he had
come along nicely and his per-
formance was as well as il was
IN the opener in l948 when he
ser new world record OF So
feet 3-S inch tFuch topped that
in the Olympics in l948)
Fred Johnson Michigan State
ace. won the so yard dash. IS
ward low hurdles and the broad
lump TO keep his laurels high as
was cpecied Ed Taylor. former.
~ Of Western Michigan. now
running for the Tartar club
finished second in the 65-yard
hgh hurdles.
Johnson's time in the 65-vard
low hurdles. 704. tied the Mich.
lgan AAU record set in 1913 bv
Carton Campbell Of Michigan and
tied IN l94s by Johnson.
sEPIA STARS PLACE
Aaron Gordon. former Miller
High track star. finished thad
In the one mile run. while L..
senzo Wright. formerly Of WAYNE
L finished second in the broad
jump
Don McEwen. l45 pound ca
aadlan attending L. of NJ ram
away from heavy field IN
winning the two-mile run. AL.
though his time Of 9:2l was not
necessarily impressive. it did In
acate that he can hold his own.
and with a fas; field with bot
competition. is likely to SET
few records before his careei IS
over al Michigan.
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Can Fonvi11e Top Jim Fuch?
QUESTION RAISED AFTER
PERFORMANCE AT ANN ARBOR

VIII he re-capture the shot title from Yaes Jim Fuch,
Experts around the doubt asking themselves
and others that question this
The excitement is over Charles Fonvile the Michigan shot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
American Tennis Association Lists
l949 Rankings; Mitchell Tops Males

RALEIGH C-Harold Mitchell Oakland Calf. replaced
p Resinad wen New York City champion Of the Mems
Singles Division Of the American Tennis Association its 1919
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
Marquette May Tumble

Maiquciie long time basket.
ball domination over Bet OF
seem, destined 80 take turn
iya iie N9 Tuesday night
The iI-.l pn@ had oon -
% 81 1aa PLAYED beorc III.
-'eii - 'De c9reni campaign
bei Calihan outfits showing
aes'nsi iNo ~ ihe saiue oppon
EMS PLAYED bv Marquette gives
The Ii'ans decioed edge. onl
papc at least Detroit whipped
AlicAi@an State au3 Wsyno antI
both schools eeieaicd tie Hill
'oppcts
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Scoring Duel

The Wichiis contest wil tc 81
renewal o. g scoring duel to
lae sot9a nlsce h9ncrs II Tho
MISSOURI VALLEY between Cente
N7rn Swars1n of Dotsni' and
Forward John Fiedcrsdorf 81
NicAiis Swanson wss second In
me Valley after five games with
~ points and Fuedc sdorf thifa
win 90 ~ four games brakes
John Renaigke PAGES the loop
Win g points. scored in five
games
swanson vas the hero Of the
Tfans' earlier 533-52 overtime
san over ihe Shockcs on iheN
acme coWi He tossed in the
winning bssAe, with seven sec
cn1s 90 rl.v Friedorsdorf. how
ever topped the nights scoring
ti-ts, % .,.,.
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The Wagner match marks La
Motta's second non-titls start
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30
RKO Keith's 1O5th

Kovo 20 - balandzio l MA
ther Didn't Tell Me- su Doro-
thy Mcclure ir VIM. Laundin-
go.
Balandzio PA THE Man on
the Eiffel Tower su Chase
Laughton ir Franchot Tono.
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CENTRAL ARMORY

Antradieni, balandzio 4 d., vel
pasirodys Mohawk Indian prizes
Fred Won Schacht. Dutch How
let imsis su Enrique Torres. Po-
rlnese imtynese Walter "Snee-
III Achui ir Bud Curtis prizes
Joe Montana ir Billy Vanable.
lzanginese imtynese Stanley
Radwan stoja prizes Jim Lewis.
Bilietai pas Richmond Bro
theirs, 1876 Euclid Ave-, Main
O967 ir Central Armory, Pros
pect 4121.
Kainos: Rezervuotos 90 S2.4O
ir $1.80. Iejimas - S1.20.
Durys atviros nuo TOO val.
vakaro. Pirmos rungtynes pra-
sideda apie $3.50.
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SVEIkATOS CENTRAS

1949 m. spalio 18 d. Ohio GU
bernatorius Frank j. Lausche
pavede gyventoju reikalams
Newton D. Baker sveikatos CEN
ira. Jis yra graziame modernia-
me name East 55-toj gatvej
tarp Superior ir St. Clair Ave.
Sis centras yra skirtas tarnau-
tt aplinkinei miesto DALAI, ku-
rios ribos yra tokios: is siaures
= ezeras, is vakaru - Cuyaho-
ga upe, is pietu - Euclid Ave-,
is rytu - 105 gatve prie Euclid,
70 gatve prie Superior ir 79-ta
prie ST. Clair. Tai yra Vienas
is 7-niu Clevelando sveikatos
GENTRY.
Sveikatos Centre tikslas pa
deti ne tik ligoje, bet ypac pa
deti apsisaugoti nuo ligu. 10
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

Metropolitan operus apsilan-
kymo metu, balandzio 13 d., il
dainuos Elzes role Wagnerio
operOi "Lohendrin". Visa siO
apsilankymO Operu prOgrama
nurodyta skelbime. Bilietai jau
parduOdami.
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TRYS LIETUVAITES BAIGE
MOKYKLA

PLAIN DEALER kovo 80 d
idejo dideli paveiksla If grazQ
aprasyma apie iris lietuvaites,
'baigusias Holy Name High
School Clevelande. Tai Nijole
Vedegyte, Nijole Balciunaite ir
Regina Malcanaite. Visos trys
pernai pavasari atvykusios is
Europos. Dvi paskutiniosios da-
lyvauja Ciurlionio ansamblyje.
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KOVAT SU VETO LIGA

Balandzio menuo yra skir-
tas propaganda ir rinkliavai
kovai su veto liga. Norma su-
rlnkti per IA milijonu doleriu
Tos propagandos ir rinkliavos
vadas William j. Donovan, gar
sus pereito karo metu OSS zval-
gybines tarnybos vadas, 81 penk-
tadieni, kovo 81 d., atidaro pro-
pagandos ir rinkliavos menesi
Clevelande, kviesdamas cleve-
landiecius dalyvauti Sia proga
rengiamuose pietuose. Pietus
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HIPPODROkAE

Nuo ateinancio treciadienio,
balandzio 5 dienos, rodoma ju-
reivine filma Cargo to Cape
town. Dalyvauja Frederick
Crawford, pereitais metals pri-
pazintas "geriausias siu metu
aktorius''. Be to, John Ireland
ir Ellen Drew.
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MIRIMA Al

Pranas Markauskas, 81 m.
1917 Linwood, mire kovo "a d..
palaidotas kovo % d. is Sv
Agnes baznycios, Kalvarijos ka-
pinese. Kiles nuo Palangos. Ii
ko zmona Mary ir sunus AL
fonsas.
Laidotuvems patarnavo Will
kelis Funeral Home.
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klinikos pirmoj eilej yra dia-
gnostines. Tais atvejais, ,kada
reikia gydymo, nurodomi pri-
vatus gydytojai, arba, jei jQ
patarnavimo negalima gauti,
kreipiamasi j negulinciuju ligo-
niu skyrius ligoninese. Sis svei-
katos centras taip pat yra Sta
bas slaugiQ, patarnaujanciu
sveikatos reikaluose klinikose,
namuose ir mokyklose.
Daugiau informaciju apie ta
Sveikatos Contra bus kita sa-
waite.
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|rengiami Stattler viesbutyje,
11:30 val. diena. Vietas uzsisa-
Ikyti gall telefonu MA 1-7548,
arba 354 The Arcade, American
Cancer Society. Dalyvavimo mo-
kestis 1920.
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principals is another of those,
moth-ea narratives about the
comeback of a former homicide
squad detective who beats his old
side-kicks to the solution of a
crime.
No family of moths ever ate
more heartily.
Actor Scott is the one of an
otherwise pretty fair cast upon
which the camera focuses in
Guilty Bystander." He might
well have come as a surprise even
to the camera for this is one of
the supreme pieces of bad acting
of its season. 1t is an exhibition
Of snarling, shouting, sneering and
other Intellectual exaggerations
which indicates what George Raft
might be like if he had learned
to move his features or had ever
discovered the human voice has
more than one tone.
When the story opens, Scott
has gone so far down the crime
hunter scale that he is acting as
house detective in a hotel that
even the fleas have left. There
he can drink himself to death at
whatever speed they choose to
dole out liquor to him. He is
doing a solid job of this until the
day his former wife. Miss Emer-
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HOLLYWOOD:


Robert Walker, reverting to his
first love-the stage-has gone to
Phoenix to star in THE Glass
Menagerie," with jeanne Dru,
John Ireland and Margaret
Wycherly. Bob is a happy boy
these days. His cure is complete,
and now he has his two sons back
in his house.
Janet Leigh looks like the best
bet today for the lead in "Quo
Vadis." with Robert Taylor. She
was testing all day Wednesday
with him.
There is rumor that Bette
Davis is going back to Warmers
to play the aunt to Jane Wyman's
niece in ETHAN Frome" But for
this, I have rugged doubt. It's
more likely to be Mercedes Nc
Cambridge or Agnes Moorhead.
Bob Hopes reception in New
York is topping everything for
him. When he went into Sardrs
for lunch, the traffic was blocked
for almost a mile. and it took
customers Is minutes to get in
side the door!
With Rhonda Fleming about to
get her release from David SELF
nick, and Shirley Temple leaving
him in August, and Rory Calhoun
and Guy Madison already released,
there are not many stars left in
David's stable. OF course, he still
has Jennifer Jones, Valli, Joseph
Gotten and Louis burdan. But
studios are getting shy of borrow
ing them. David wants big money
for the loanouts.
Mrs. Frank Sinatra wasn't kid
ding when she said that from now
on, it's the gay life for her as we'll
as for frankie. Nancy throws a
big party at the Mocambo on
March 20. for the opening there
of her singing pal, Kitty Kallen.
Burt Lancaster and his partner,
Harold Hecht. are trying to buy
some of the old Douglas Fairbanks
misunderstanding result of Burt's
derring-do in THE Flame and the
Arrow"
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Stadium which will be dedicated
as part Of the days program.
Front Royal Is set to make
the day unforgettable.
X y X y
Hollywood has been talking for
years about screen version of the
late Eric knights THE Flying
Yorkshireman," and the man most
keen on making 1t if possible is
Frank Capra. Something always
happens to any actual plan for
producing the fantasy.
However, another knight opus,
1.-THE Balloonist" has been pur-
chased for film purposes and will
be made by Gloria Productions
which is currently occupied with
"The Dungeon" co-starring Emlyn
Williams and Mercedes Mccain
bridge.
Saturday Summary: Anton
Karas, composer of the either
AAoolS WAl4Ill SC1 fCS do UIlc IllUSlCdl
background for THE Third Man"
is in Washington today for several
television appearances in connec-
ton with the picture Karas'
musical background is one of the
years most exciting compositions
and a highlight of the Selznick
production which opens next week
at the Playhouse Medical films
will be the theme of the March IS
meeting of the Washington Film
Council at the YWCA, 1890 noon
:. A panel Of medical men and
medical film producers will discuss
the function Of, and need for, such
films This Is IT., a musical
drama by the Georgetown Theater
group will open next Wednesday
night at Christ Church audi
forum 1t will run nightly,
Wednesday through Saturday, I'M
til April 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-11
The Cast,

son, tells him that their son has
been kidnapped.
1t is dubious that any set of
kidnappers could be this insane,
but Scott sets out to find them.
This leads him into the Brooklyn
warehouse district, under all the
Ell tracks in New York, and into
a series of sleazy areas where he
encounters human ruins who alone
of all New York's millions are
his social equals.
Although it never is made Wis
ible in SCOTS performance, the
picture keeps suggesting that the
remnant of good in him will
conquer his dipsomania, his gang
ster enemies and his wife's we'll
founded distaste for him.
ALI this does happen but more
as convenient way of bringing the
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CHEVERLY Defense Hishwoy
~. @ee9a q ~ lnaAoxsx pl Al

20, ~ LuhdoVeF Kd., Nd.
UN: 0l00. Free Parking. Two Hits,
R asGI, R0 &c Iso, PALE EVANS in
PURPLE HEART" Also on Stage at
3:15 PM, Talent Contest From
Cheverly-Tuxedo School; Plus on Stage
Ct pm, all Greenbelt High School
Talent Contest Sponsored by Harvey
Dairy. Last Double Feature, 9. Sun.
Mon, THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
and TREASURE OF MONTE
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|Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

| S~hsShs tuSQtCt NttfO(tiQHS |
II and Time of Showing
STAGE
New Gayety-"The Barretts of
Wimpole Street; 2:30 and
$3.50 pm.
ADMINISTRATORS Man With
a Horn; /. sos, Sis, 7:2o and
9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Black Hand: 1890
am, lis. $3.50. 6:25. 9:1o and
HAS pm. Stage shows: 1890,
sos, $40. S:25 and II pm.
Columbia-"Nancy Goes to
Rio; 10:30 am, 1875. 2:40, 4:45,
$50, 9 and 11:05 pm.
Dupont-"The Hidden Room;
1:25. 1925, $50, 7:30 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's - Cinderella; 1915
1850 am, 1:25, 2:25, 4:30, s,
TBS, s:10, 10:4o pm. and 1918
am.
Little - THE Amazing Mr.
Beecham";; II am. 1915, 2:35
4:25, 6:15, sos and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - Guilty By
stander"; 11:40 am, lao, $40
$40. TAO and $40 pm.
National - Steamboat Round
the Bend; 1925 am, LOS, 2:45
4:30, 6:15, 7:55 and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Mrs Mike; IL am.
LOS. 3:15, $40, 1880, $40 and
HAS pm.
Playhouse "All the Kings
Men; IL am, /. sos, $40, 1926
$40 and 1850 pm.
Pix-"Street Girl";; 2:10, $3.50
1880. 1910 pm. and 1880 am.
THE Red Shoes;
11:15 am. 1:45, 1920. 6:55, 9:25
and II pm.
/ Warner-"Young Man With a
Horn; II am, 1:10, 1920, $50
7:40, $50 and IL pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-11

GUILTY BYSTANDER," Film Classics
and Rex Carlton, directed by Joseph
Lerner. screenplay by Don Ettlinger. based
on the novel by Wade Miller. At the
Metropolitan.
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Hollywood Diary
janet Leigh Look Set for Quo Vodis'
-By Sheiloh Graham

Jose Ferrer is set for 1.-THE Cat
bird Seat" and Joan Crawford
wants to do 1.-THE Love Nest"-two
of the trilogy titled, spice of
Life"
Glenn Ford's fan mail is now
topping Rita Hayworth's at Colum-
bia. They've been neck and neck
for years. OF course Rita's letters
mostly go direct to her abroad.
When she was having the baby,
two huge baskets filled with let
tiers were delivered to her daily.
Rita now employs four secretaries!
Maria Montez's lawsuit against
Seymour Nebenzal has been de-
layed again, this time until the
end of April. She expects to be
here then. Nebenzal meanwhile is
preparing several little counter
suits against Maria.
X X X "
Mrs. Paul Henreid has flown
from the south of France to
Vienna to sell the property she and
Paul believe they still own. It's
her first trip to the old homestead
since 1885.
The Ronald Colmans will find
their Halls of Ivy air show on
Broadway if Rodgers and Ham,
merstein have their way.
Willard Mitchell, who was so
good as the general in Twelve
O'clock High" plays the T-Man
in "Old Eight-Eighty," with Wal
ter Huston as the lovable old
dollar-bill counterfeiter.
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Drama News and Reviews
Nets Murky MeIodronoo
Tale of Dreory Humans
BY Joy Cormody

Guilty Bystander" at the Metropolitan Film Classics
lease and classic has had such kicking
1t born the language Unless of
is classic example of how murky meodrama get
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EVANSVILLE saI'imo,. sIvd.

Two Big Hits! ABBOTT AND COS
TELLo, GINNY sIMNdS in hit THE
I HIE~ru Plus LOUIS HAYWARD.
CAPRI" Last Double Feature, $40.
sun Mon. All Family Show! RAN
DOLPH SCOTT. FORREST TUCKER
IN THE NEVADAN." Plus Cartoon
snow With Andy Panda. Woody Wood
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MARI R0R0 Upper Marlboro, Nd.
Morl. 1875
Two Big Hitsl BING CROSBY, w. c.
FIEl.DS, MARK SENNETT STARS in
gDGWN MEMORY LANE" Plus JON
HALL, FRANCES LANGFORD, DICK
FORAN. In DEPUTY MARSHALL"
Last Double Feature, S:2q Sun. Mon.
TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH"
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SIDNEY LUST THEATERS-
M. Roinisr. Nd.

WA. e746. Two HItsi
ALLAN ROCKY" LANE, EDDY WAL
LER in BANDIT KING OF TEXAS"
Plus BLACK SHADOWS" Last
ION THE TOWN" and "BLONDIE
HITS THE JACKPOT"