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Evening star., 1951-09-14
The Passing Show
Warmers Force Of Arms
Is q Boy-Meets-WAC Yarn
By Harry Macarthur

The problem of conducting and marriage at the same
place examined searchngly
Arms" attraction the Warner The
be that wedlock mix fairly wel- the
fates watching Hollywood SCENARIO writer's
of Alns" adapted by Richard Tregaskis.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Cathedral cunon Named
To EditoriuI Bourd Post

The Rev. r. o. Wedel, warden
Iof the College of Preachers and
canon chancellor of the Washing
ton Cathedral. has been appointed
to the editorial board for the
Episcopal Church News. The pub
|lication will succeed the 116- year
Iold Southern Churchman Decem-
ber /.
Also named to the board are
the Rev. w. Leigh Rible, rector Of
Richmond's Grace and Holy Trim
Iity Church and editor of the pre-
sent Southern Cllurchman. and
the Rev. Chad Walsh. professor of
English at Beloit College.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Hollywood
Diary
By SheiIoh Grohdm
HOLLYWOOD.

Peter Lawford, on his arrival in
London, was laid up with intes-
tinal flu and his picture, 1T for
Terror" has been postponed. Pret-
ty Jean Macdonald is telling he1
pals in Hollywood that when Pete
returns they will be married. When
questioned in London. Lawford
said, Anything as momentous and
serious as marriage will have to
1e examined from every angle.
Which leaves the situation as con-
fused as a crystal ball.
Claire Trevor has the kind OF
role she does to perfection - a
gangster's moll-in THE Hood
lum,p with George Raft, Brian
Donlevy and Forrest Tucker. !
just can't get away from them.
Claire tells me. In private life,
Claire wouldn't swat a fly, but how
she can handle gat in a movie
Next for Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis for their own York Produc-
tions is Saddle Sore" which, ]
don't have to explain, is Western
These comics really see life. AT
the moment, they are "At Sea
with the Navy" then they go to
Summer Camp" then the wide
Anne Baxter, slim and beautiful.
at the Don Loper party to open
his swank new salon in Beverly
Hills, told me: "The doctor al
lowed me IA pounds only to have
the baby, and I didn't gain any
more. It's funny. / used to love
food. But I've been cutting out
starches for so long that don't
want the many more. I'm never
hungry"
Doris Duke is coming to town.
her good friend and photographer
Paul Hesse. tells me at the Loper
Soiree. "D'you think she'll rec
oncile with her husband?" I asE
Paul. He shrugs: Anything can
happen" The richest girl in the
world has the most Photographic
chin in the world, according to
HeSSe.
released by North American Newspape
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1951-09-14

Arms" spins. There is a strong
suspicion that this can be credited
to Holden and Miss Olson more
than to anyone else They have
the look of normal people and
their playing of pair of normal
people caught UP and confused
by the abnormal world of war is
really a pleasure to watch.
Miss Olsen. perhaps, can't quite
come through with the degree of
grand passion that her dialogue
hints at, but this is nothing to rap
her knuckles for. She is more than
family reminiscent of Barbara Bel
Geddes and that is first class REM
iniscing.
Some further authentic char
acter touches are added by Frank
Lovejoy, as Holden'S major, and by
Dick Wesson and Gene Evans, as a
pair of his o-workers in the foot
soldier trade, These and some
others give Director Curtiz and the
special effects department great
deal of help in making the battle
sequences real. by making the
people in battle real.
Evening star., 1951-09-14

Joy cormody, The Stor's dromo editor
and critic, is on vacation until Sep
tember "a.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Happy Go Lovely
Imported, but
Uninportdnt
The Cast.

HAPPY GO LOVELY" an RKo pic
ture, produced by Marcel Hellman directed
by Bruce Humberstone, screenplay by Val
Quest. At Keith's.
Evening star., 1951-09-14

George Jessel may be, as his
friends keep saying, the greatest
lii Oh toastmaster in the world
but his qualifications as a movie
producer are sometimes invisible
to the naked eye. The case now
in point is Meet Me After the
Show" a mammoth whatsit being
unreeled in Technicolored splen-
dor several times a day at the
Capitol.
Between unreelings the place is
brought back to life by Fiji Dor
say, the pert Parisienne (from
Canada) who lends her saucy
style to the headline spot in the
stage show.
Meet Me After Show" shakes
the foundations of pair of long
held tenets of show business-that
no one makes bad picture on
purpose and that a musical come
dy doesn't have to make any sense
in the plot department. A musi-
cal had better make more sense
than this or somebody had better
pass around the caffeine tablets
AS for nobody making bad pic
lures on purpose. it is hard to
see how Meet Me After" could
have achieved its state accident
ally. This isn't a movie; it's a
crime and a crying shame. It looks
as if it represents at least Sis
million: it has that lively and
pretty young matron of the arts
Betty Cradle. in the leading role;
it has lot of splendor in Tech
nicolor; it has several splashing
dig production numbers that are
as good as any you've seen lately.
When Miss Cradle is singing and
wriggling her way through one of
of these everything is fine. The
trouble is that she has to be
transported from one number to
the other by the story. and no
girl ever suffered more for being
caught without her walking shoes
in a transportation tie-up.
The scenario for Meet Me" was
devised by Richard Sale, who also
directed. and Mary Loos from an
original tsic) story by Erna La
zarus and w. Scott Darling. 1t
sounds like a combination of
Sailor. Beware" and Jessels old
vaudeville act. Not even Milton
Berle would have the nerve to
stand up in front of it and say,
'C'mon. laugh it up. These are
the Jokes" He knows a joke when
he hears one.
\ X
AS was suggested back there, the
brighter moments of the Capitol's
stage show are provided by Fiji
D'Orsay. who has a flashing per-
sonality and a lively way with a
song. Others on hand are the
dancing Dolinoffs and Raya Sis
tiers. the skating Gaynor and Ross
and Guy Raymond, in the humor
department. H. MacA.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
By Mary McGrory

Just because Happy Go Love-
ly," now at Keith'S. was made in
England is no reason for you to
go rushing of thinking you're
going to see one Of those subtle,
killing British pictures. An Edin-
burg setting makes a lovely burr
among the minor characters in
evitable, but for the essentials,
the boys from Sunset and Vine
never left home. What they
brought back home is strictly the
home product. the formula musi-
cal.
Nobody ever said the plot of
such operations had to make any
sense. and Happy Go Lovely"
takes full advantage of this in
dulgent old tradition. Here we
have one old number LIB. the
mistaken identity, confusion
compounded dodge. Only there's
a twist. This time, the man who
Ipretends to be a millionaire, real
ly is millionaire. Get it? Don't
worry, you will. The script-writer
practically beats you over the
head with it.
The honest-to-goodneSs tycoon
is David Niven, a greeting -card
manufacturer. bit on the stuffy
side. who Suddenly finds he's sup
posed to be sponsoring a pretty
little American chorus girl. This
all comes about because his chauf-
feur has given a lift to the girl.
Vera Ellen. and she has left her
bag In his car. Anyway. the pro-
Iducer of Vera Ellen's show, a fast
talking Yank. Cesar Romero. gets
wind of the romance and uses it
as stick to beat of his creditors.
He yanks the girl out of the line
and makes her The star--a very
sensible thing to do, as it turns
Iout, because this Vera Ellen can
really dance.
Vera-Ellen is all the time think
ing that the millionaire is just a
lpoor newspaperman posing as a
millionaire just to help out a
friend, never dreaming, oh well
lyou know the rest.
On the whole, Happy Go
Lovely" despite its inSipid title
and plot, is good-natured. if long
winded. The Technicolor is fine.
Vera Ellen. in a series of tacky
costumes British influence, per-
haps9 bubbles appropriately and
dances elegantly, particularly in
one ballet sequence that is done
in medieval costume for no par
ticular reason. David Niven, as
the Happy Birthday" king is very
debonair. Cesar Romero, as the
high-voltage producer. complete
with yes-man and double takes,
does everything but chew up the
scenery, but that is in this case
all to the good. because that's
the kind of a part it is.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
George
Did 1t
JesseI Musical
Hos Groble and
Painful Plot

Century Fox picture, produced by George
Jessel, directed by. Richard Sale, written
by Mary Loos and Sale, suggested by q
story by Erna Lazarus and w. Scott
Darling. At the Capitol
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Screen.

Ambassador-"Force of Arms"
100, 3:15, Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm
Capitol-"Meet Me After the
Show; 11:00 am. las, 4:30
tbs and 1000 pm. Stage shows
1855, $40, 6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Rich, Young anc
Pretty; 11:40 am. lao. $40
$40 and $40 pm.
Dupont-"Oliver Twist; 1914
am, 1925, 2:20, 6:10, $40 10:1:
o m. and 1915 am.
Keith's-"Happy Go Lovely"
11:40 am. l:50. 400. 6:l0. 8:2I
and 1880 pm.
Tony Draws a Horse"
1880, 4:25, 7:25 and 1925 pm.
Metropolitan-"Jim Thorpe
All-American":: 11:15 am, 100
3:25, $50. 7:35 and $40 pm.
National--"The Great Caruso"
11:15 am, 1:20, 1925, $50. 7:3;
and $40 pm.
Palace-"David and BathShe
ba"; 10:45 am, 1855, $40. 500
7::35 and $50 p m.
Pix-"Getting Gertie's Garter"
2:10. S, 7:50 and 1920 pm.
Playhouse - Bright Victory"
11:O5 am, ITO, 800, 5:25, 7:3'
and $50 pm.
Plaza-"La Ronde":: 10:40 am
1915, 1:55, 3:35. Sis, 6:55. 8:3l
and 1910 pm.
Trans Lux - THE ProWler'
III 100 am, 1880. 2:40, 4:30. 6:l5
8:05 and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"Force of Arms: I'LL
am, l:20, 3:25, 5:35. TAO, ant
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-09-14

to scare tie daylights out of you
and despite its muddy Italy To-
Gale is not precisely war story.
At least it is not a story of the
war. 1t is instead the story Of a
young man and woman who meet
by chance and fall in love. in
spite of their notion that it isn't
a very good idea, things being
bad enough as it is, at the time.
William Holden and Nancy Oh
son are the young lovers who find
the war terribly sinconvenient and
their natural playing goes long
way toward giving the narrative
both point and plausibility. They
meet when Sergt. Holden's outfit
is pulled out of the lines for a
few days at a rest camp. She
being a shade rank-conscious
(she'S a WAC lieutenanD the
Warner Bros. have arranged toI
have Gen. Mark Clark commission
Holden in the field.
Now they are on an equal foot
ing and the romance can get
under way. After some preliminary
skirmisheS to test the enemy'Sl
strength they get down to serious
business. II am NOT going to
fall in love with you'll" 1t. Olson
says f1ercely. Don't and see if
I care!" shouts 1t. Holden right
back at her. Il am going away,
good-by!"
Unless you just got in from
Mars on a flying saucer and there
fore are not familiar with the
delicacieS we earth people cook
up out in Hollywood. you will
readily recognize this passage for
what it is. 1t. Holden goes off
to war again, but he is affianced
now and ie not the reckless young
warrior he once was. While eau
ton is on him, his major and some
other friends wind up on the dirty
end of a pair of Nazi 88s and 1t.
Holden wakes up in the hospital
with these deaths preying on his
mind.
1t. Olson tracks him down on
his couch of pain and he tells the
nurse, II don't want to see her."
So, as soon as he can walk. there
is happy union of second lieu
tenants, which, millions will agree,
is special kind of a union, with
untold potentialities The poten-
tialitieS of this one are made ap-
parent soon after a brief honey
moon. when 1t. Holden has gone
of to war again to atone for his
sins.
You'd never guess, in less than
three or four seconds the inter-
esting condition 1t. Olson finds
herself in, almost simultaneously
with the arrival of the news that
1t. Holden is missing in action and
presumed dead.
In spite of it's occasional resem-
blance to something turned out on
a Mechanical Story Teller, this is
a fairly adult yarn Force of
Evening star., 1951-09-14

FORCE OF ARMS" Warner
Brothers picture, produced by Anthony
WELLER directed by Michael Curtiz,
screenplay hy Orin Jannings, from story
by Richard Tregaskis At the Ambassa-
dor and the Warner
Evening star., 1951-09-14

has some solid stuff in it, but it
also has a prefabricated look
about ii There is never any
doubt that Orin Janning's screen
play contains sll the necessary
parts, machined to size and
clearly marked. There is no
doubt, either, about Michael
CurtiZs chances for success in
assembling the parts into a slick
finished product.
Force of Arms" despite some
combat passages authentic enough
Evening star., 1951-09-14

In spite of it's occasional resem-
blance to something turned out on
a Mechanical Story Teller, this is
a fairly adult yarn Force of
Evening star., 1951-07-26
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PERMANENT POSITION

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SALARY
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ne.
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day, 40-hour week with paid vaca-
tions; state age, exper. If any, phone
number. Box 445-J, Star.
FILE CLERK TYPIST. insurance
branch ONCE; 37i2-hr. week; good
advancement HU. 4445. 20
Evening star., 1951-07-26

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Opening for full-time salesman with
or without former experience. Cali
for interview. JAMES S. WILDER.
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Clerk Stenographer

Clerk Stenographer
is a rapid typist and has knoYl-
edge of shorthand will find this
ooening in one of our executive
ofices extremely interesting; the
duties are varied and working con-
ditions are excellent; you will share
in our liberal employe benefit plans
and work with congenial associates
"a an conditioned building.
CAL s:30-6, Month"; DI. 2915,
Xxi. 260. s-26
Evening star., 1951-07-26
SECRETARV

To treasurer Of National News Maya
zine. Excellent opportunity for
girl who possesses good Stepo-
graphic and typing Skills and who
Is interested in the accounting field.
You will share in our liberal en-
with congeniai associates in air.
conditioned building. 5-day week,
Good sound future Call S:30-5,
Mon. Fri. DI. 29I5. Ext. 260. 20