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Evening star., 1951-10-23
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD


Judy Garland's terrific hit at
the Palace in New York has
spurred a Hollywood hunt for
suitable movies for Judy, especi-
ally at her alma mater-Metro.
Joel McCrea is making a deal
for wife Frances Dee to be his love
in Rough Shoot" a suspense
thriller to be made In England
when Joel winds UP "San
Francisco Story" at Universal
International here.
zsa zsa Gabor and Metro are
talking a long-term deal. "And
I'll probably accept" Zsa Zsa tells
me. I'm also planning my own
television show" Zsa Zsa (Mrs.
George Sanders) is happy in her
blooming career. II just can't de-
pend on a mans whims Or hys-
teria." she observes.
X y X
Ava Gardner was at the Mo-
cambo the other eve with hand
some Richard Greene. This news
may bring frankie boy to Holly
wood quicker than anticipated.
Mrs. Sylvia Gable has known
Evening star., 1951-10-23

it as if they were not quite sure
the score was fixed" more than
800 years ago when Shakespeare
wrote it.
This is a remarkably pleasant
spectacle.
From the impregnable position
of a man who cannot be funked
for thinking so, Porter seems
more responsible than Shake
speare Cor the Spewacks) for the
imperishable charm of kiss Me,
Kate"
He is the one who set it to
music. garlanded it with such
tunes as why Can't You Be-
have?", "Wunderbar." 80 In
Love-" 1--WE Come to Wife 1t
Wealthily in Padua." II Hate
Men," Were Thine That Special
Face" Always True To You"
and Kiss Me, Kate"
Here is an album of music with
which it is impossible to become
too familiar. Each piece of it has
something amusing and agreeable
to say and it makes the singer IN
every instance seem enormously
special in a regrettably standard
lied species. 1t is doubtful that
Porter ever encountered a more
inspiring theme than that of the
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Gfa3A

stage.
Arena - "Julius Caesar; $50
pm.
New Gayety-"Kiss Me, Kate:
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Painting the
Clouds With Sunshine; 1880,
3:35. 5:35. 7:35 and 9:4o pm.
Capitol-"Comin' Round the
Mountain: 1k00 am, 1:45. 4:30,
tbs and 10000 pm. Stage shows:
1880. 3:35. $40 and eos pm.
Columbia-"People VIII Talk;
10:45 am. 100. 3:15. $3.50. 7:45
and 1000 pm.
Dupont-"The Wooden Horse;
1:25, $3.50. 5:35, TAO and GAS pm.
Keith's-"The Day the Earth
Stood Still: 11:15 am, 100, 2:45,
4:35. $40. $40 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"The Brave Bulls; sos
and GAS pm.
Metropolitan - "A Streetcar
Named Desire: 10:45 am, 1855,
3:05, Sis, 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
National - Mister brakes
Duck; 11:00 am, 1880, 2:40,
4:30. $40. $40 and 1000 pm.
Palace Texas Carnival;
l1:4k am, 1850. $3.50, $50. 7:5o
and 9:55 pm.
Pix-"Lovers of Verona; 200
1855. 5:45. TAO and 9:35 pm.
Playhouse-'No Highway In the
Sky: ll:10 am. lis, 1870. 5:25
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza-"Minnie, the Curious
Bride; 10:30 am. 1910, 1850
$3.50. $40. $50. $3.50 and 1o:lC
Trans-Lux-"A Place in the
Sum; 1855 am, 1:05. 3:15. $50
7:40 and 9:5S pm.
Warner-"Painting the Clouds
With Sunshine: 1850 am, 1850
$3.50, $50, 1850 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Judy's Old Bosses Look
for Suitable Scripts

Bobby. who normally has straight
black hair, is blond and curly.
Eddie Albert and wife Margo
are to star In filmed TV series,
"The Cherries" as Mr.. and Mrs.
Peggy Dow is lingering in Tulsa
with her future in-laws. and try
ing to figure how she will COM
mute from Oklahoma to Holly
wood when she changes her name
to Mrs. Walter Helmerichs.
Joan Crawford wears a fur dress
costing $500 in "This Woman Is
Dangerous" I doubt whether fur
dresses will become popular.
Claire Trevor will be of to New
York to pick up some television
money when she finishes Hood
lum Empire"
tReleased by NANA)
Evening star., 1951-10-23

proud girl meeting her master. AT
any rate, he never wrote like il
before, not to one set of ears
long tuned to Porter's channel.
Admiration for the composer OF
kiss Me. Kate" should not be
allowed to obscure the fact that
the Spewacks were ever so clever
about it too. It was they who
thought of the undermining touch,
to tell the story of a shrew's tam.
ing in terms of a present
day company performing Shake
speare's comedy.
Kate picks up enticement by
being. in real life. a fiery stage
star named Lilli Vanessi CMiss
Harris. Petruchio is the better
man for being an actor labelled
Fred Graham (Wright) and a
miracle has happened to Blanca
by making her a night club dancer
with a keen eye for males who
have charge accounts at Cartier's
It is all designed to show that
men and women have not changed
much since Shakespeare, a revela-
ton that could be depressing but
not as brought off in kiss Me,
Kate"
Alfred Drake Patricia Nor
rison and Lisa Kirk who created
the key roles in the Spewack-Por-
ter musical, were the sensations
Of their season. This was as 1t
should be. They were completely
captivating and deserving every
ecstatic word said Of them.
Let 1t never be said. however
that they wore threadbare the
charms Of Petruchio, Kate, and
Blanca. respectively. There is
nothing second. third. or fourth
about these as performed
oy Wright, Miss Harris and Miss
Day. They are happy heir and
heiresses to something that would
delight and inspire anyone COM
ing into great fortune.
The surprise of kiss Me, Kate"
Is that so little of tiredness has
crept into the performance. A
ballet step here and there may
have lost its precision and a bit
Of its zing. but it takes a sharp
eye to see it and a churlish dis
position to even mention it. And
it Is more than atoned for, per-
haps. by the sustained frenzy of
the opening ballet of the second
act. the famous TOO Darned Hot"
number.
Porter's music is kiss Me.
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Kate" is still sung as If the prin-
cipalS and chorus were the COM
poser's most ardent fan club men,
berS.
Individual members Of the COM
pany whose performances stand
out include Frank Derbas. Hanky
Henry. Sparky Kaye, Charles Cook
and Ernest Brown.
Together with the principals,
they keep your mind and your
eyes of the fact that Lem Ayers
beautiful production Is somewhat
mortal and that his costumes
after all, are clothes.
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Hollywood Diary

Dolly o'Brien for 20 years, but
when they came face to face at
a recent party you'd have thought
Sylvia was made of glass, the way
Dolly looked through her.
Ann Sheridan is showing Steve
Hannagan's latest gift-a jeweled
clip-on the set of "Steel Town" I"
It's to celebrate eight years OF
going together. TITS been a won
derful engagement" remarks AIMS
best friend, Martha Giddings.
X r X u
: Janis Paige and Dick Stable
have called off wedding plans. At
the last minute. Dick reconciled
with wife Trudy.
You'd never recognize former
Dead-End Kid Bobby Jordon. For
his Boston Blackie" series on TV,
Evening star., 1951-10-23
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
Kiss Me, Kate Spork|es
On Stage of the Gdyety
By Joy Cormody

Like first loves hit musicals should tyranny
OF time Their should always shine and sight them
should awaken the original delight They created
heart would always have something to sing with
the best things that happened to mankind.
, 1951-12-13
Honor First
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loan, which put him many years
ahead Of schdule.
Another paid-up borrower John
Glee of Greenville, who paid off
his farm ownership by his wife,
Mrs. Susie Glee. Other paid up
borrowers in the State are Arthur
and Uze Bradley of jefferson
County and George Thompkins of
Madison County.
, 1951-12-13
0neMan0 Opinion
By WALTER HERMAN
Distributed BY international
News Service

News Service
Our sympathies are with the 16
year-old girl who retired from
marriage after Is days and could
conceivably get a modest settle
ment Of $4,000 a month to forget
it.
At present life expectancy rates
she should collect about six mil
lion dollars through the years
which is little enough compensa-
ton for Is days of marriage as
almost any wife will agree.
But as she put it so we'll "money
doesn't make you happy" About
all one can do is try to work up
a brave little smile once a month
when the mailman calls with the
check.
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ing feeling so rested. and so full
of energy that he's almost never
tired any more. He eats everything
he wants without being troubled
with indigestion, and has a Won
derful appetite since HADACOL
helped overcome his deficiencies
of Vitamins b. b.. Niacin and
Iron
Here is Mr.. Wesalick's own
statement: 81 was rundown and
l would get up in the morning feel
ing as If l hadn't slept at all. My
appetite was bad, and l just didn't
feel like eating, and when | did
eat l h ID terrible indigestion.
After bottle and half of HADA-
COL l felt much better. l have
now taken about five more bottles
of HADACOL and can eat and en-
JOY everything | W mt. l sleep
much better and feel more rested.
HADACOL has done this for me-"
If your druggist does not have
HADACOL, order direct from The
Leblanc Corporation, Lafayette,
Louisiana. Send no money. Just
your name and address on a pen
ny post card. Pay postman. State
whether you want the $3.50 hospi-
tai economy size or 81 .25 trial size.
Remember, money cheerfully re-
funded unless you are 1000 salts
fled. Adv.
a 1850, The Leblanc Corporation
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*Lamb Shoulder Roast


Before roasting shoulder of lamb,
be sure to note its weight in order
to determine the proper cooking
time. Low cooking temperature is
important for best results. For
roasting, wipe meat with a damp
cloth, sprinkle with salt and pepper
and place on a rack in an open
pan. Insert a meat thermometer in
to part of the roast which is free
from fat and gristle. Roast in low
oven (325') for IS minutes per
pound or until meat Thermometer
registers an internal temperature of
1922.
If you like a hint of garlic flavor
ing in the lamb roast, do this: Crate
Glove of garlic and mix with 2
tablespoons olive oil or melted but
ter. Before roasting, cover the top
of the lamb with this mixture, using
a pastry brush.
HERE'S A TASTY way to use the
leftover portion of the lamb roast:
Dreamed Lamb on Toast
(Serves g.
cups cold, cooked lamb, diced
4 tablespoons flour
tablespoons butter
cups milk
Salt and pepper
Paprika
Button Mushrooms
Make a white sauce of the butter.
flour and milk. Season with salt
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The Iron Curtain

WINSTON CHURCH1LL's we'll
" coined phrase "the iron cur
tain" has now become so universal
that some people really believe the
Soviet border is encased in iron.
Actually, however, the curtain is
made of barbed wire-and rusty
barbed wire at that.
This writer visited the southern
most segment of the iron curtain
today at a spot where democratic
Turkey and Communist Bulgaria
meet. This border is the start Of a
long tangled barricade zigzagging
north past Hungary, Austria,
Czechoslovakia, Germany and Po-
land. And though the fields Of win
ter barley are just as green on both
sides of this barbed-wire barricade,
1t might just as well have been
made of iron as far as free ex-
change of human intercourse is con-
cerned.
drove up to the curtain in jeep
with Captain Feths Seckin and Lieu
tenant Ali Aksoz of the Turkish
army. The latter is in command of
a lehman detachment guarding the
Kaprikule outpost. The road leading
to the curtain was paved with
centuries-old stone and beside the
road were Roman wells built by
Emperor Adrian. But the traffic
leading to the barbed-wire curtain,
aside from an OK team pulling a
John Deere disc drill, tribute to
the Marshall plan, was nil.
Suddenly the road ended Ahead
was an iron gate bearing that in
ternational English word known to
every tongue: "Stop." Beyond 1t
was another gate slightly rusty and
dilapidated bearing the words "Bul-
garia" in both French and Cyrillic.
This was the iron curtain and the
place which Turks call Serhad,
which significantly has two mean
ings: the frontier and the necklne
were ones head is chopped off.
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*Qu;ck Celery Crescents
(Makes l dozen rolls)
1 package dry yeast
n cup warm water Q05o-110')
y cup milk
tablespoon sugar
y teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons soft shortening
2 cups sifted flour
Melted butter
Celery seeds, salt
Add yeast to water and let stand
Scald milk and pour into a large
bowl with sugar. salt and shorten
ing. Blend together and cool to
lukeWarm. Stir yeast mixture and
pour into bowl Mix in flour, one
cup at time. Place in a creased
bowl. Cover with a damp cloth and
let rise in warm place for 80 min
utes. Punch down. Toss dough onto
lightly floured board. Roll into -
inch circle, Ha-inch thick. Brush
with melted butter. Cut into IL pie
shaped pieces. Stretch wider end of
each piece a little as you roll, SO
the long point winds up on the out
side. Curve ends to form a crescent
Brush with beaten egg. Sprinkle
with celery seeds and salt. Let rise
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LYNN SAYS:
Reflect Easter Theme
In Food Preparations

Clever cookies for Easter can be
cut from plain rolled cookie dough
After baking top with slice of
marshmallow and return to oven
until topping melts. Sprinkle with
green cake candies or one or two
jelly beans.
To make Bunny cookies, cut plain
rolled dough with a bunny cutter
Frost with confectioners' sugar
icing. Tint remaining ice pink and
apply nose, ears and eyes.
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sFrancOnia Potatoes

Wash and peel medium-sized pota-
toes. Rinse well in cold water. Par
boil for 10 minutes, then place in
pan in which meat is roasting. Bake
until fork tender, about as minutes,
basting with fat in the pan. Before
serving, season with salt and dust
with paprika.
Either asparagus or green peas
are good choice for vegetable
with the lamb dinner. Pay special
attention to seasonings if you want
them to be at their best
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follow these recipes.
Vegetables for the meal and the
salad are seasonal, and thus eco
nomical; SO, too, is the ice cream
with its lovely green plums that
require no preparation except the
serving.
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lick just could
MT sleep, h a d
no appetite, and
w a s bothered
with in d j & e s.
t on. Then he
h e ard a b out
HADACOL a n d
started taking ii.
A , a j n t er by
profession. Mr.
Wesalick s a y S
that now he gets
,r -, tt,@ D,sro
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Painter Feels
Good Again
HADACOL Supplies Vitomins B.,
B.. Niocin and Iron Which His
System Lacked

When a man works hard all day,
he has to get good nights sleep
in order to keep going. Take Mr..
Tony Wesalick of 1910 Tabor St.,
Houston, Texas, for example. Up
until few months ago Mr.. Wesa-
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lovely to look at
with its generous
S pr n k lin G of
f r e S h S p + i n G
green C lor in
the foods, a n d
S i m p l e to pre-
pare is the East
er dinner if Won
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If YOU CAN'T
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#NIinted Peas

Cook green peas in small
quantity of boiling, sailed water.
Season with butter and minced mint
leaves. Toss until leaves are well
mixed with the peas.
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Let dessert for Easter be easy
to prepare, so you can enjoy
the holiday. Ice cream is simply
placed in large attractive
bowl, then garnished with
canned, green gage plums. If de-
sired, roll the plums in shredded
almonds or other finely chopped
nuts,
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a n d pepper to
taste. Add meat
and mushrooms,
cut in S Ii C e s.
S erv C hot on
t o a S t triangles.
Garnish with a
S p + i n k | i n G of
paprika a n d a
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for Is minutes. Bake in a hot (4OO')
oven for IL to IS minutes.
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Ii yUu re fond of leg OF iamU,
you'll like the similar tasting
lamb shoulder roast. It's not
only a fine favored cut of meat,
but it also has the distinction
of being an economy cut as we'll.
Apricot halves with mint jelly
centers offer a simple but tasty
garniSh.
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Youthful Sundress
CLIM PRINCESS lines make this
~ youthful sundress delightful
sewing. For cover-up, there's a
dashing, brief cape that buttons on
to make in the same or contrast.
ing fabric.
Pattern No. 1859 is n sew-rite perfo
rated pattern IN sizes IL. II, 1G IS. 20;
40. ~. Size "a. dress. 3a4 yards of 39-inCh
cape, lie yards.
Don't wait send IS cents today for
your copy of the spring and summer
STfL1ST. our complete pattern maya
zine. Git pattern printed inside the
book.
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Bloekhouses Guard Curtain

Alongside the gate was series OF
blockhouses-one on the Bulgaria
side, little shabby with some of
its windowpanes missing, and two
on the Turkish side, both new and
orderly. One Turkish blockhouse-
set back from the iron gate but
connected with it by a series of
trenches-housed troops.
I climbed stairs inside the thick
walled parapet to the tower on top
OF which Turkish soldier stood
scanning the landscape through
field glasses. Through his glasses
we could see Bulgarian guard in
the tower on the opposite side of
the iron curtain, scrutinizing us.
From time to time he would run to
the telephone evidently to notify his
headquarters about our party. Aside
from this, there was almost no
movement on the frontier. The
sturdy walls, pierced with rifle slots,
looked down on nothing more than
the winter barley fields and the
long, long barricade of barbed wire
extending north.
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Economical Easter
Dinner Possible With
Seasonal Vegetables
MOST OF OUR HOLIDAYS call

~ for big meals that require a
lot of preparation. Easter dinner
can be different! Delicious to eat,
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Prisoners Escape

A herd of water buffalo grazed in
the distance. They did not know
the difference between communism
or democracy, between Russianized
Bulgaria or Turkey-to which the
Truman doctrine is supplying arms
and Marshall plan aid. They only
knew that the grass was just as
green on either side.
Sometimes" remarked Can
tain Seckin, "sheep or buffalo
get under the wire and cross to
the Bulgarian side and the Com
munists shoot them. Our far
mers get no chance to herd them
bac k" Sometimes. also, l
learned. Bulgarian political pris-
oners sneak through the barbed
wire at night to give themselves
up to Turkish authorities. This
happens at the rate of two or
three times per month and they
tell story of haraSSment and
political suppression in what
once was relatively democratic
country.
Climbing down from the watch
tower we moved closer to the iron
curtain to the second Turkish build
ing. This one was just six feet from
the gate separating the two coun-
tries.
On rare occasions an official with
a properly visaed passport is per-
mitted to pass through this gate
and customs officials are kept on
the Turkish side to handle such
transits. We sat down a few feet
from the gate to drink coffee with
the customs officials. The weather
was cold but the sun was warm,
and I pulled my chair out onto a
stone platform in the sunshine in
full view of the Communist guards
peering down through rifle slots in
their Watchtower fifty feet away.
l don't know and never will know
what they thought of the stranger
the civilian dressed in western
clothes who sat and drank coffee
just below them.
l don't even know whether they
recognized me as an American but
the Turkish guards, who watched
them from the tower with their field
glasses, reported that, on the op-
posite side of the iron curtain, there
was more scurrying and more fran
tic telephoning back to their head
quarters.
However, the sun was warm and
the coffee delicious and we fingered
talking about the days when the
army of Sultan Beyazid battled
with the armored knights of the
Polish king and the grand marshal
Of France.
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Asparagus POlOnnaiSe

Use fresh or quick-frozen aspara-
gus tips and cook in a small amount
of boiling, sailed water until ten
der In the meantime, melt butter in
skillet, and brown fine dry bread
crumbs in it. Toss this mixture into
the asparagus just before serving.
Tossed Spring Salad
(Serves g.
y head lettuce
Few leaves of leaf lettuce
medium-siZed cucumber
y cup sliced radishes
l green pepper
Salt and pepper
tablespoons blue cheese,
crumbled
French dressing
Break head lettuce into b!te-sized
,ieceS ArraDup on leaves of lettuce
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Cream filling in biscuit baskets
or tart shells becomes special
Easter treat when decorated with
pale green coconut and jelly beans.
Pears, cut in two, followed out
and filled with cream cheese and
mint jelly make a snappy garnish
for any lamb cut, roast or chops.
Plan to use some of those deco
rated Easter eggs, which have been
hard-cooked, for Sunday night sup
per. Slice and fold into cheese
sauce. Pour over some canned,
drained sardines which have been
arranged on toast
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French Dressing
(Makes l cup
q teaspoon salt
teaspoon sugar
a teaspoon paprika
* teaspoon dry mustard
4 cup vinegar
q cup salad oil
teaspoon minced parsley
l Glove garlic, cut
Combine all ingredients in a bot
lie; cover and shake. Chill and use
as needed.
Plums for the ice cream dessert
may be chilled in advance, though
it's not necessary to remove them
rom cans or jars until almost serv-
jng time.
*Ice Cream with Green Gage
Plums
(ServeS g.
quart vanilla ice cream
l No. 212 size can green gage
plums
Drain syrup from plums. Arrange
ice cream in large bowl with large
spoon or scoop. Garnish or surround
with the drained plums. Serve i'm
mediatcly with a pitcher of the
syrup, drained from the plums.