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Evening star., 1951-08-20
HOLLYWOOD.

HOlLY WOOD.
On the same day Errol Flynn
took of by plane for Jamaica with
his handsome son, Sean, Mrs.
Flynn returned to Hollywood from
New York to start her Warner
picture. The title: "Ill See You In
My Dreams.
Mel Ferrer is asking Howard
Hughes for the loan of Jean Sim
mons to play Ann Hathaway to
his Shakespeare. in the movie Mel
is now writing.
Jean Simmons is greatly dis
turbed over the rumor of marriage
trouble with Stewart Granger. "It
makes me so angry" said the
sweet-tempered beauty. There
isn't a word of truth to it. The
only reason we want to sell our
house is because of possible serv-
ant trouble"
More trouble for Mrs. Sylvia
Gable. Her dog. Minnie. was run
over and killed last week. Sylvia
carried the tiny pooch with her
everywhere she went. And she is
heartbroken.
Paul Douglas has been replaced
by Charlton Heston in the La
Jolla Playhouse version of "The
Petrified Forest" This makes Jan
Sterling a two-time loser-she lost
husband Paul in "Clash BY Night. "
Gregory Peck, tanned and
slightly heavier, is lunching with
his agent. popular George Chasen,
at Lucey's. What Is your next
picture?" / ask Greg. The World
in His Arms" is his answer. who
will be the girl in your arms?" I
want to know. "That we will know
today" replies Greg. Checking
later, I learn the winner is Ann
Blyth. the incest girl any man
could hope to hold in his arms.
Jerry Lewis heart trouble is
complicated by lung condition.
] hope he won't work at anything
until he feels lots better. He never
should have been dragged on the
floor to perform at the Mocambo
the other night. He's the best
young comedian we have. Let's
keep him.
4
Raymond Massey is off to Lon
don to stage his play. THE Hang
ing Judge" with Godfrey Tearle
starred.
The Carlo movie by John Gum
ther has not been Cancelled, as re-
ported. John is now writing 1t in
the East, and Greta could not
have turned it down, for the sim
pie reason that she has not yet
read the script. Greta, who sold
Evening star., 1951-08-20
The Posing Show
'GIorios Future Lopsed,
On Laps of the Film Gods

terday" role in the film version
might teach them. She just snort
ed recently when it was suggested
she take Carol Channing's Gen
tlemen Prefer Blonds" part on the
screen. When Judy snorts, even
studios should listen. But they
won't.
New trends department: The
Associated Press Hollywood man,
Bob Thomas, comes up with a kind
of peace-loving item which may
have a meaningful shadow of the
future in it. Central figure in the
report is Actor Anthony Quinn
who, in private life is Cecil B.
DeMille'S son-in-law.
Quinn is turning producer, with.
Actor Akin Tamiroff as one of
his associates. They are set upon
doing three short films for tele-
vision, all with a connecting story
line, and designed to be assem-
bled later into a sort of Trio"
for release to the Nations movie
houses. 1t is Quinn's logic that
while millions of people see TV,
there are also millions who do
not. He would like to make movies
for both.
Harmony department: August
Theatre Arts issue is devoted to
Hollywood and generally speaking
the editorial tone is one of friend
illness and understanding.
Are editors beginning to prac-
tice what they preach?
X ~
Fantasy department: RKO.
which is now bathed in the box
Office balm Of "Alice In Wonder
land" is going in heavily for
whimsy and fantasy during the
next IL months. On tap are Walt
Disney's version of Sir James M.
Barrie's peter Pan" and the
Samuel Goldwyn production of
Hans Christian Andersen's own
story starring Danny Kaye and
Mora Shearer. Also scheduled for
re-release during the year is
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs." Disney's most profitable
production to date.
X X 4 X
Waits and strays department.
(Monday speciaD: Mirror, Mir
ror" the Kay Francis play opening
at Olney tomorrow night, is al
new George Oppenheimer comedy
. Leo G. Carroll is now def
mite Olney booking Sept. l in r. C.
Sheriff's Home At Seven" Lon
don hit with Sir Ralph Richard
son last season Tennessee Will
liams' "You Touched Me-" the au-
thor's only play in a comedy mood,
will be the Mclean summer the
ater attraction this week /
Spider Island" a mystery COM
edy goes into it's second week att
Cross Roads theater on Wednes-
day night :. Thursday nights are
ladies" night at Irma Gordon
Dumville's theater They are
admitted at half price DR..
Lucyle Hook, professor of drama
at Barnard, will speak at garden
party at Alva Belmont house on
Thursday under the auspices of
the National Woman's party !
First Actresses Of the Seven
teenth Century English Theater"
will be her subject On their
days OF. actors go to see other
actors at work Arena Stages
cast, for example, will see the all
Negro version Of Detective Story"
at the Howard theater tonight.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
Hollywood Diary
Mel Ferrer Asks Hughes
For Loan of Jean Simmons
By SheiIoh Grohor

her Beverly Hills home, hangs her
straw bonnet at the Bel Air Hotel
when she gets back here this
week.
Darr Smith. handsome new
movie actor, snags his fourth role
this year in win. Place and
Show"
Jane Russell is shopping for a
boy to match her adopted daugh-
ter. At the Paramount lunch to
launch "Son Of Paleface," Jane
described the picture thisaway:
Bob Hope is in love with me. I'm
In love with Roy Rogers and Roy
is in love with Trigger" I kew
who Trigger loves, but wild horses
couldn't drag her name out of me.
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Evening star., 1951-08-20

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N1W AVM "A. 6-4llA
HUMPHREY BoGART in ''sIRoCco.'
at 6, 1850, 9:40.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

THE VILLAGE 1907 e. : as.. Ave;
IEZIo PIMA in STRICTLY DIS
HONORABLE" at 6. 1856, 9:52.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Rock Creek Park-"Faith of Oul
Fathers" $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"T That's My Boy;
lis, 3:20, $40. 7:25 and 9:35
pm.
Capitol-"Mr. Belvedere Rings
the Bell: 1l:00 am, las, 4:30,
tbs and 1000 pm. Stage shows:
100, 3:45, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Prince Who Was a
Thief; 1885 am. 1885, $40, $40,
7:45 and $50 pm.
Dupont - "Kon-Tiki";; 1:05,
2:55, 4:45, $50. 800 and 1910
pm.
Keith's-"Alice in Wonderland"
1910 am, 1905, 2:05. 400, 800,
500 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Red Shoes; HAS am,
2:10. 4:35, TOO and 9:25 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Horatio
Hornblower";; 11:00 an, 1905
$40, $40. 7:25 and $50 pm.
National Take Care of My
Little Girl";; 11:20 am. 100,
2:45. 4:25, sos, 7:45 and 9:25 p m
Palace-"The Frogmen"; 11:1s
am. 1:20, 1925, 5:35. TAO and
$50 pm.
Pix-"Girls for Sale; 200, 4:40
TAO and 10:15 pm.
Playhouse - Women Without
Names" 1920 am, 1:25, $3.50
$50, TAO and GAS pm.
PlaZa--'La Ronde";: 1:55, 3:35
Sis, 6:55, $3.50 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Four in a Jeep"::
11:25 an, 1880, 3:35. $40, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Warner - That's My Boy:
11:15 am, 1:20. 3:25, $50, TAO
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

MTY n Robert Ryan, Bruce Cabot.
AHAAaV Claire Trevor in BEST Of
the Badmen" (Technicolor), at 7:3O,
9:23.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

lVERNnM 37o7 Nj. Vernon Ave.
sON Alex. Va. Alex. 2424
TONY CURTIS in THE PRINCE
WHO WAS A THIEF CTechnicolor) !,
lat o. TAO, $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

VIERS MILL Mi1,srd 1.D.s 1,,.s Misehsl1, n
strictly DishonorabIe." at 9. 7:45.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

TYECY 18th & irving Sis. NE.
W~DD1 DU. 1851
DANNY KAYE in ION THE RIVIERA
(Technicolor), at 6.24, 0:3S. RAN
lDOLPH SCOTT in FORT WORTH
(Technicolor). at 7:54.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

RYTUYEMA Open 8 pm. Olivia
DA AAAaAsDn DeHavillond in "The
Heiress" and Gloria Swanson in
Sunset Boulevard" Last Complete
Show S:lO.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

AIIYN NH. Ave. & E.W. Hichway
sAAA3AN SH. 1922
Jeanne Grain, Mitzi Gaynor in take
Care of My Little Girl' (Technicolor),
at 6:15. sos. 10,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HOLLYWOOD Is q Paradise Again
With New and Old Stars Shining

latter wait OF nine months. Her
boss, Howard Hughes, is behind
her 100 per cent, building up the
sex-appeal presentation.
Scott Brady. brother of Law
renee Tierney, doesn't need this
identification any longer. Cur
rently starring at U-I in Bronco
/, Buster" Scott also has one-a-
year starring deal with Fox.
| Last. but not least. Leslie Caron
was discovered in Paris by Gene
Kelly. This beautiful young star
still in her teens. is currently ap-
Ipearing in MGM's technicolol
film. IAN American in Paris"
The new faces haven't YET
thrown the older stars into. the
discard. Bette Davis is going
stronger than ever. and I hear
great things about her latest
| Ifiicker-"Another Mans Poison"
Katie Also Busy.
Katharine Hepburn, returning
to Hollywood for pat and Mike.
with Spencer Tracy. finally wound
up her African adventures. most
of them bad-insects and heat
in 1.-THE African Queen" with
Humphrey Bogart. who is starring
in 'Deadline. q. S. A."
| Gary Cooper goes on and on
1t Is now High Noon for the
blue-eyed Cooper, for Stanley
Kramer Productions.
Bing Crosby makes two pictures
la year for Paramount-his next il
Famous, with Jane Wyman, who
was his leading lady in the highly
successful Here Comes The
IGroom."
Bob Hopes pictures make sc
much money they say that BOZ
has to hire a van load of Brink.
men to take it home. Bob's studio
recently paid Jane Russell $780,.
900 to be his gal in Humphrey
Son of Pale Face"
! Claudette Colbert, a star for 2t
Iyears in Hollywood, picks her pic.
lures wisely. That is how she
stays on top. Claudette is on the
nations screens in Thunder or
the Hill." in which she plays 9
nun. ...
| Charlie Chaplin Is one old
timer not in a hurry. He space,
his pictures five years apart. HI
is ready to go with "Limelight,
with Clare Bloom. a 20-year-ole
lwinsome Miss from London.
Add Clark Gable, luckier with
Ibis career than with his love life
CLARK gets Ava Gardner twice-ir
Lone Star" and Sometimes
Love You" And Joan Crawford
who beat the law of Hollywood
gravity by staying on top Is years
Who says this is fly-by-night
industry?
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Evening star., 1951-10-14
HOLLYWOOD.

| Hollywood Is not only a land
Iof sunshine, but land of smiles.
business is booming, and for the
best of reasons-pictures never
have been so good.
There are wonderful plans for
1.-The many new young stars, and
the well-establlshed favorites are
picking their films very carefully
Ito maintain their high-ranking
positions. The result is better
service for you. the film fan.
First, the bright new young
people. Blond Barbara Bates.
Born in Denver, Barbara was
graduated from a foil to Danny
Kaye in The Inspector General"
to a fascinating and important
bit at the end Of the Bette
Davis-Anne Baxter picture, "All
About Eve" She hangs her hat
at goth Century-Fox. Her new
pictures are Lets Make 1t Legal
and Bellies on Their Toes"
| And Marilyn. Too.
Then there is blond, luscious
Marilyn Monroe. Reared in a
Los Angeles orphanage. Marilyn
made her first impression on the
movie moguls in Asphalt jungle -
This blue-eyed. sex-appealing
miss has reached the pinnacle
where her studio is ready. willing
and eager to star her in the movie
version of Gentlemen Prefer
Blonds."
Mari Aldon. from Canada. was
spotted by Warmers scout in the
national company of "Streetcar
Named Desire" She started at
Ithe top-as Gary Cooper's leading
lass in Distant Drums" Her
next will be with Joan Crawford
in This Woman Is Dangerous. )"
Piper Laurie is 10. She has
the magic. star sign on her Uni
versal international dressing
room. So has Tony Curtis. You've
seen them in 1.-The Prince Who
Was a Thief" They are even
cutter in The Son of Ali Baba. "
Tony is winning all the fan maga-
zine polls for popularity. He's
tremendously good looking in a
black haired, blue-eyed way. He
recently married Janet Leigh.
| Mitzi Gaynor was lucky to get
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Music Back
As Hit Again
On Broadway
Kern-Fion1nerstein
Show OF 1882 Wins
New PIoudits
BY Mark Barron
NEW YORK.

-
The evolution Of q musical show
is an astounding and sometimes
a wonderful thing.
Take. the case Of 'Music in the
Air." the Jerome Kern Oscar
Hammerstein I'd song Of imagina-
ton which first appeared In 1892
and now Is back on Broadway In
an excellent revival.
When Kern and Hammerstein
first began to collaborate on this
show. their original intention was
to write burlesque Of the music
industry. It still retains o few
sly and humorous digs ut the
who control the worlds
Tin Pan Alleys. but 1t emerged
las a tender, romantic. slightly
|old-fashioned and completely
charming love story located in
Austria. The present version has
been transferred TO Switzerland
because such gay and happy peo-
Iple as the authors wrote about
20 years ago could not exist In
the Austria Of today.
Author Treasures It.
Hammerstein treasures this mu-
sical even more than "Carousel. /"
l"Oklahoma," South Pacific" and
other musical classics which have
been selling out on Broadway in
recent seasons. Right now. he
and Richard Rogers have the top
hit OF Broadway In 1.-THE King
and l."
Music in the Air" is a gay
picnic in Swiss clouds, the story
of a group of people who love the
outdoors and walk along the
beaches or mountain trails on
week ends. In this particular in
stance, the mixers, full Of fresh
air and Joy Of living, leave their
Swiss village and start toward
Zurich. a metropolitan center to
these country folk.
The young daughter. Sieglinde
Lessing Gillian Murphy is max
ling her first venture into the out
side world under the guidance OF
her father (Charles Winninger)
who is the village music teacher
He is determined his daughter will
be a prima donna and his songs
will be published. Lyrcist Ham
merstein said the other night that
Music in the Air" was his favor.
lite show. the one that is nearest
his heart.
Cast Rated Perfect.
Every ballad Gin Music IN the
i Air") has a counterpoint." hi
said. To-day you have amateur.
rushing In where angels fear te
tread"
1 Well. there is no fooling around
with Hammerstein. In Music II
the Air" he has a perfect cast tt
! sing such songs as I've Tolc
Every Little Star" "The Song L
your and "In. Egern On ths
tTegern See" With such singer:
las Dennis King, Jane Pickens ane
Lillian Murphy and such perform.
Iers as Charles Winninger ane
i Conrad Nagel it's gold in YOU
hand.
i This is a lovely show return
ling to a heartfelt welcome. Fol
"a day or for a year. it is a stor,
that will cling close TO YOU
memories and your heart That
iis what Hammerstein intended.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Uy HuIUI
HOLLYWOOD.

Ann Blyth has just cut a cake
with % candles on 1t, and can
look back on eight years of i'm
portant Hollywood service-but,
in spite Of growing up. and being
around all that time. she remains
pretty much of a puzzle, not only
to the fans, but to her producers
and associates.
Generally tagged on all sides,
and with good reason, as 1.-The
incest girl in town." Ann never
theless has been running away re-
Gently with some Of the meatiest.
most sophisticated roles to be
handed out. That only serves to
stir more curiosity about the suft-
spoken, retiring actress who
crawls back In her shell after
each glamorous impersonation.
In her second picture, Mildred
Pierce" made way back in 1945
with Joan Crawford. Ann ap-
Ipeared as the extremely beastly
daughter Of the star. It won for
her an Academy Award nomina-
ton that year in the best support
ing division.
She's Singer.
AS the years passed on, the
movie bosses noticed only the
sweet Blyth face. and completely
forgot about what a meanie she
could be on the screen. She be-
gan playing a succession of sweet
little girl next door" roles which
typed her with casting directors
all over town.
Also, they didn't fancy her as 8
singer, and that's what she really
wanted to be. AIMS desire to hit
the high notes dates back to hel
childhood, when she spent three
seasons with the San Carlo Opers
Company in child-singing roles.
Then, when barely in her teens
she was entertaining on New Yorl
and Newark radio stations. Sh'
was spotted by Herman Schum'
lin, producer of Watch on th'
Rhine" and while playing thu
daughters part in that play sh'
was noticed by a fllm-talent scou
and signed by Universal.
Ann finally broke into musica
lin 1949, when she did several song
with Bing Crosby in "Top O. tn,
Morning" Bing had some nic'
things to say about her voice afte
the preview Of that one, but still
the actress was relegated back t,
the sugar-sweet types until sh'
was cast as Dorothy Caruso oppo
site Mario LAMA in "The Grea
ICaruso."
Can Be A Vixen.
Now that she has forced foot
hold into the singing ranks. Anr
| is equally determined to break tht
Ibugaboo of mice girl" tipping. II
which she feels she made a for.
ward step in her recent thriller
Thunder on the HILL" Now Mis-.
IBlyth wants to show again what
she can do with more meaty
virtually vixenish, part.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Ann an Enigma
Miss BIyth's SveIte Foce
Hides q Versatile Girl
By Harold Heffernon

That's what she has at the mo-
ment in her starring role opposite
Gregory Peck In The World in
His Arms" which is being pro-
duced at her home studio, Uni
versal- international. It is a screen
version Of the Rex Beach novel
in which Ann portrays q hoyden-
ish Russian countess.
II even get to wear the lowest
cut evening gown displayed on the
lot" said Ann excitedly.
Startling as this statement may
seem-coming from a gal who has
heretofore been pretty fussy about
the propriety Of her movie ward
robe-it is no more amazing than
the assertion she has Just made
that she expects to "see a lot
more" of the dozen or so boy
friends who have been prompting
her to go steady during the past
few years.
About marriage, the popular
bachelor girl philosophers briefly.
but to the point:
THE right man just hasn't
come along"
Actually. she rarely goes out
more than a couple OF nights a
week, and sometimes not that
often. When she does so she pre-
fers a neighborhood movie to
an evening at one of the Sunset
strip hot spots.
She lives serenely in the Toluca
Lake district of North Hollywood
with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Tobin, who have
taken care of her since the death
of her mother about five years
ago.
Ann was born in Mt. Kisco,
N. Y. on August Is, 1928, and
her parents were separated when
she was a baby. She never men,
Itions her father, Harry Blyth, an
EngliShman, and of her child
hood only says that her mother
worked awfully hard" to raise
Ann and her older sister. Dorothy.
Her mother was born Ann Lynch
in Dublin. Of a family renowned
locally for storytelling.
All in all. the expected meta
morphosis Of Ann Blyth during
the coming year will be an inter.
esting event to watch.
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4 Alliance
Evening star., 1951-10-14
By sheiIoh Grohom

her big break with Betty Cradle
in MY Blue Heaven" Most top
stars cut the footage of potential
rivals. Betty didn't care. So now
Mitzi is replacing Miss Cradle in
"I Don't Care" the movie biog-
raphy of the late Eva Tanguey.
A New Gable?
Dale Robertson--the boy who
looks like young version of
Clark Gable, without the ears,
was good as the captain in the
Dan Daley Cradle starrer. Call
Me Mister" That was sup
porting role. Now Dale is the star
of Lydia Bailey" in place of
Tyrone Power.
Robert Wagner is a rich boy
with the acting bug. The fact
that he is counting the boss's
daughter. Susan Zanuck. doesn't
detract from his good looks and
fresh approach to acting. You
saw Bob first in "The Halls OF
Montezuma. His latest is With
a Song in My Heart"
Denise Darcel is a girl with
a big future at Metro. She was
a standout In her first film. Bat
tleground." making love to Van
Johnson. Denise. who murders
the American language with a
fine French accent. is said to be
terrific in Westward the Women. -
Currently she is the Calls pastry
in Young Man in a Hurry"
New fancy faces at Metro in
clude, Monica Lewis, Debbie
Reynolds. Carleton Carpenter
Keffe Brasselle discovered by
Ida Lupino. Keffe's mother Ii
Betty CRADLES hairdresser.) Nancy
Davis, daughter Of a Chicago
surgeon, gets bigger roles all the
time at Metro. She was the wife
in 1.-THE Next Voice You Hear"
Marian Marshall was under
contract to Fox. but didn't start
to go places until she parked leI
hat at Paramount. She Is a fix
ture with Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis, who are pretty new them
selves in the Hollywood stal
heaven.
r. X. o. Has Jean.
The RKO new face entry Is
petite Jean Simmons, who is star
ring in "Androcles and the Lion,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Coming Attractions

Stage.
NEW GAYETY - kiss Me
Kate" with Holly Harris.
starting October %.
Screen.
AMBASSADOR - Painting
the Clouds With Sunshine"
with Virginia Mayo, start
ing Thursday.
CAPITOL - Comm Round
the Mountain" with Bud
Abbot and Lou Costello.
starting Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"Angels In the
Outfield," with Janet Leigh,
starting Thursday.
KEITH'S - Drums In the
Deep South" with Barbara
Peyton.
METROPOLITAN - Dear
Brat" with Mona Freeman.
PALACE "An American In
Paris" with Gene Kelly.
PLAYHOUSE "The River"
with Nora Swinburne.
WARNER - Painting the
Clouds With Sunshine"
with Virginia Mayo. start
ing Thursday.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
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Evening star., 1951-01-07
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