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taking over as many principal
roles in the French version. {.
On their day off yesterday, men,
bers of the Lunts' acting company
in Il Know My Love" attended
Catholic University's production of
"Othello." Enthusiasm for
this work, directed by Alan
Schneider, is echoing as far away
as New York.
The Associated Press Bob
Thomas in Hollywood says it is
not so surprising that Jack Holt
left an estate of only $4,000,
mostly in personal belongings /. {.
time idol Maurice Costello,
according to Thomas research.
left less than 500 And Jean
Harlow only $4,000 Stars
don't make the money every one
thinks, he says, pointing to In
grid Bergman's 100000 for Bells
Of st. Mary'S" For her loan
out, Thomas says, David o. Selz-
nick earned more than six times
as much Nevertheless, with
its endless talk of big money,
Hollywood can blame itself for
many a misconception on the
score Of the richness of life there.
Arena Stage is constantly max
ing improvements in it's theater,
as rapidly as the profits allow :.
Latest touch is rubber treads in
the aisles to give the customers
flrmer footing Next Arena
production, March 20, will be
The Inspector General After
that will come The Glass Me-
Directed by the
Alan Schneider mentioned above,
the brightest young man Wash
ington has turned out in years
in the directoral field.
Community theater groups are
not to be outdone by others in
staging press previews The
Montgomery Players are plan
ming one for the Montgomery
County Press Association on
March 80 . The attraction is
Heaven Cam Wait" and the pro-
ceeds will go to the associations
scholarship fund First sum-
mer theater to whisper it's plans
is the one at Mclean. Va. :.
1t will open June 4 for 13 weeks
. Country drama groups will
have competition in town this
year, what with Arena consid-
ering operating straight through
It's air-cooled.
\
Ruth Roman. the pretty girl
who is on the up in the movies,
Evening star., 1951-03-12
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
The death of Bonzo the chimp
means loss of $4,000 for his
trainer. Bonzo had a tight con-
tract at U-I for three years at
$500 a week. Poor old BonZo. He
probably thought he was making
another movie when the fire broke
out and suffocated him.
Bette Davis was asked by a
British correspondent for a 10000
word story of her life. Bette's
agent countered with the news
that Bette was planning to write
her own autobiography. And that.
my friends, should make fascinat-
ing reading if Bette is honest,
and she usually is.
Shelley Winters plays a tough
lady pirate in Against All Flags"
at U-I. The place, Madagascar.
The period, the 18th Century.
The man she captures will most
likely be Enrol Flynn. But first
Shelley has a more important date
to marry Farley Granger.
Evening star., 1951-03-12

groups, perlodlcalS, etc, they
found 66 feature films out of 465
rated honorS. Fifty of these
were American made.
Clearly, there are more than
enough productions here to have
provided an outstanding film of
the week, with IL left over.
Politely, they do not ask such
things as, Can the fiction market
boast of an equal record? Or the
theater?" Impolitely, of course,
the question might be asked.
Just to be amused, and not to be
disagreeable, this reviewer ran
through the MPA list of 66 MPA
best" films. He disagrees
with only eight as being worthy
of a place on list of outstanding
films, and diSagrees most violently
in the case of The Black Rose"
1t was only "big" picture.
Big and empty.
Speaking of 1850 honors-and,
come April, every one can CRATE
fully stop looking back-it be-
comes steadily more likely that
Jose Ferrer will win male acting
honors for the year with his
"Cyrano" performance. Hol-
lywood's foreign correspondents
have just voted him their golden
Evening star., 1951-03-12

was a lion wrestler in her first
movie assignment, quickie Sc
rial She played the role of
the Mystery Queen of the Jungle
Except for the lion-wres-
tling, it is a beginning that might
be called humble Some Holly
wood higher-ups would like to
see a ban on television in con-
gressional investigative hearings
Others take the more liberal
attitude that such a concept of
competition is absurd.
X X X \
Bulletin board: The Agriculture
ChoristerS of the Department of
Agriculture will present a group
of folk songs and Kurt Wells
Down in the Valley" to a dis
tinguished audience on Wednes-
day night The place, the
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Audi
torium Same day, at noon.
the Washington Film Council will
be hearing four speakers on safety
at its regular monthly luncheon
The safety authorities will
discuss what constitutes a good
film =. Safety film, that is
A special program Of IL cartoon
comedies will be presented Easter
Monday at the Palace Theater
Doors open at 8, the first film
goes on the screen at $50
A children's party is Manager
Angie Ratios idea Roose-
velt MaSquers will present Pi-
nero's "TrelaWny of the Wells
in mid-April Pauline Eaton
Oak is directing Dramatics
Club of the Arlington Methodist
Church will offer Simon, the
Leper" in two performances on
March 18 and 10 Sunday eve
ming performance opens at 7::30
o'clock Mrs. Carolina King
is directing the cast headed by
Walter P. Sharp, jr. VI. Three one
act plays will be presented by
the Parents Dramatic Group of
the Kimball School on Friday
night Curtain is 7:30
Open house will be held next Sun
day by Theater Lobby. II st.
Matthew's court.
Evening star., 1951-03-12

slREEn 1928 King St. Alex. 3445
Porking Space
8 IVAN HEFLIN, YVONNE de CARLO.
t'TOMAHAWK"
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lCTNTT BORN YESTERDAY"
ID4 Il JUDY HOLIDAY. BROD-
IERICK CRAWFORD.
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In TT THE BLACK ROSE" TY-
AAA ROME POWER. Color by
ITechnicolor
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Drama News and Reviews
One In Seven 1850 Movies
Made q Best Rutinq
By JOY Cormody

We EsA Administrator Eric Johnston trying to get things
with anyhnghs
ton associates have compiled interesting They
come with the
SHOWN on American last achieved best"
Cung some 81 lists Of outstanding films selected critics
Evening star., 1951-08-15
On the
Fashion Beam

Veils-lightweight coverings of
fine net, mesh or lace In plain or
patterned designs, wells have cer-
tainly graduated from any utili-
tartan uses they may have had
to decorative drama that few
women do without today. Wells
decorate bonnets. they are priced
possessions of the bride and the
newest use for them is to be worn
alone. When used as trimming on
hats, the smartest types are mar
row strips of yelling that merely
cover the eyes and reveal the
forehead and lower part Of the
face. There's every bit as much
allure or f1attery in them as the
veil or cloth wound about the
face of Oriental women which re-
veals little more than the eyes.
Wells to be worn alone come
in dark and light colors, in fine
and coarse. crisp meshes- Some
have contrasting colored chenille
type dot trimmings, flowers or
sparkling rhinestoneS. Frequently,
the trimming is placed so that
when wells are tied on with their
little velvet ends. the decorations
are at the sides of the face cover
ing the ears.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Be Graceful

Did you drop something? Pick
ing articles up from the floor can
be graceful. Bend the knees deep
ly and get Gown to reach for what
you want, then rise slowly.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Rukish Sash

About two and a half yards of
striped or plaid satin or taffeta,
even less if you are short, will
make rakish hip sash to revive
last years main standby.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

THIS EXACT COPY OF A
NAVY PEA JACKET is
fashioned of robbit fur.
Designed by Harold Rubin,
the eoot features double
breasted bone buttons and
hos slit sides. The collar,
front closing, slits, cuffs
and sleeves ore bound in
black broid. Here's q coot-
jacket designed for ony oee
and for many occasions.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

Fine broadcloth in bold
plaids or silky mercerized
broadcloth in solid colors;
tan. blue, maize. Sanfor.
ized* Sizes 6 to l6.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
Hollywood Diary
Movies Also in q Dither
With Their Film CoIors
BY Harold Heffernon

scious makers at her studio
Hence, it's getting little mo-
notonous for Miss Chandlee to
have her phone ring and find
some one in the production de-
partment saying. I'VE want to
use your name in a picture and
if it's okay we're sending up a
little legal paper for you to sign
and give us clearance"
Miss Chandlee always obliges
and she didn't even mind when
Marjorie Main adopted the name
"Esme" for a recent zany char
'acterization, but last week they
practically made monkey out of
her. She, or rather "Esme," be.
came a girl in a huge circus
poster snuggled up in the arms of
a gorilla.
Closeups: Fred Astaire is plan
ming a trip to Paris, KY, to visit
an old pal. Her name is Triplicate
and she won Fred a lot of money
in big stake races around Holly.
wood. She has three yearlings
which Fred will usher back tx
make their bow at Santa Anita
next winter. Ava Gardner's
bow-out on "Scaramouche" was
not due altogether to "overwork,
as pointed up, but to her dissatis-
faction with the script. Four re-
writes of the role failed to satisfy
Ava. The talented O'Connors-
Donald and wife Gwen-stars or
their own. will appear together
for the first time in "Singin' in the
Rain" The Motion Picture
Academy's recently inauguratec
Sunday night forum is attracting
much interest. AS in the case o1
"A Place in the Sum-" last Sun
day night, the pictures producer
director, cameraman and Other
technicians are called to the stage
while the audience shoots ques.
tions at them as to how this OF
that was accomplished.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
HOLLYWOOD.

11SA4J1 Wo\O.
In addition to all the Other
raves it is collecting in runs
throughout the country, "ShoW
Boat" is being pointed up by fans
and technical experts alike as the
most beautiful, opulent example
of color treatment ever brought tc
the screen. Its stunningly large
and clear closeups of Ava Gard
Iner and Kathryn Grayson have
never been matched.
At MGM, however. they smile a
little smugly about all this and
say. wait until. you see The
North Country" This rugged
outdoor story starring Stewart
Granger and Cyd Charlse and
shot in the wilds of Jackson Hole
Wyo., is processed with new type
of color which registers the action
on one strip Of film instead of the
three separate color strips neces-
state in the method used until
now.
The Ansco process, as it is
known, will be introduced for the
first time in "The North Coun.
try" and the immediate reaction
of the spectators, studio heads de-
clare, will be to note brighter
more solid hues in closeups ano
medium shots and backgrounds nc
longer fuzzy, but standing out in
what approaches three-dimen-
sional quality.
Now, there's really something
to look forward to for those with
something less than 1920 vision
but meantime-and most Of the
fans seeing it will agree-we'll
be perfectly willing to settle for
Show Boat"
X X X X
Esme Chandlee, a lovely pub
licity executive at MGM, is not
only a distinctly different type
of personality but her name is
one that intrigues name-con-
Evening star., 1951-07-20
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Love and Intrigue Engage
Deodpon Bogurt Again
By Joy Cormody

Humphrey Bogar and the Near been made
for each other but they keep teaming in movies.
The idea doubt that North Africa breeding place
intrigue intrigue found this
will look most at home Actually it does have to be North Africa
Evening star., 1951-07-20
Fun at
TheOpero
Ezio Pima Plays
A Singing Star
With Gusto

STRICTLY DIsHoNoRABLE. q
Metro -Goldwyn- Mayer picture, produced
by Melvin Frank-Norman Panama, di.
rected and written by Frank and Panama
based on the. play by Preston Sturges
At the Capitol.
THE CAST
Evening star., 1951-07-20
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions and Time of Showing

Stage.
Arena-"The Scarecrow";; $50
pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Rock Creek Park-"Faith of Oul
Fathers; $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "Sirocco";; l:15
3:15. $40. 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol Strictly Dishonorahle";
I11:00 am, 1:45, 4:25. 7:10 ano
1910 pm. Stage Shows: 100, 3:35
6:25 and $40.
Columbia-"Excuse My Dust;
l12:05. 2:35, sos, 7:35 and 1906
pm.
Dupont-"Kon-T Tiki" 1:05, 2:55
4:45. $50. 800, 1910 and IL pm
Keith's-"Cyrano de Bereerac";;
l1:15 am, 100. $3.50, 5:35, 7:4s
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Born Yesterday; 1890
2:20, 4:10, 500, 1855 and 9:45 pm
MetropOlitan-"Sword of Monte
Cristo";; 11:15 am, 1.20. 3:25
$50, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
NatiOnal-"The Great Caruso";
11:15 am, 1:20, 1925, $50, 7:35
and 9:40 pm.
Palace - "Show Boat; 1890
am. 12:45. 800, Sis, 7:30 and
I9:45 pm.
Pix-"Joan of Arc; 2::25, 4:45
I7:05 and 9:25 pm.
/ Playhouse Tales Of Hoff-
mann; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza-"The Dancing Years.;
Evening star., 1951-07-20
By Harry Macarthur

Inc old farce, Strictly Dis
honorable" has been tailored now
to Ezio Pinza's measure, but the
champagne has gone a little fiat
"a condition which often results
IN mixed metaphors. Mr.. PIMA
who wants to be known as a non
singing actor, too, must have had
1t fairly well demonstrated by the
new picture at the Capitol that
he is no better a comedian than
Fred Allen when operating dur
ing a joke shortage.
There's still some mileage left
in the old Preston Sturges play
to be sure, but it also has a lot
OF mileage on 1t and it creaks at
the joints and rattles at the seams
1t is set in the Speakeasy era OF
the '20s and is fairly certain to
make everyone wonder why he
had been thinking of those as
the good, old days.
On the credit side, of course
there is Pinza's performance. BY
this time in life, naturally, he
ought to be able to impersonate
an opera star and it must be
said that he does it with zest ir
Strictly Dishonorable." He does
a moderate amount of singing, too
tossing off couple of opera arias
Tin scenes played for comedy
rather than for concertgoers) and
la pair of popular ballads, I'll SET
You in My Dreams" and Every
thing Have Is Yours" Good mar
with a song. Alongside of Pima
this boy Mel Torme is nothing.
The plot Of Strictly Dishonor.
able" if that has to be gone into
again, concerns a marriage of con-
venience between this playboy
opera star and young girl from
Mississippi. The obstacle in the
way of their inevitable cinematie
bliss is a Hungarian countess who
has pack of love letters and ar
eye for business, breach of promise
business.
Janet Leigh is the girl and q
pretty one. though her Southern
drawl seems to come in and out
with the tides. A girl named
Maria Palmer who looks like
Lilli Palmer plays the countess
and gets in some effective comedy
moments. Some more comedy is
added by Millard Mitchell as
IPinZa's press agent and Esther
Minciotti as the singers mother
and there are some further laughs
in periodic explosive exchange be-
tween Pima and Sylvio Minciott:
and PIMA and Mario Siletti.
Let's just say that Melvyr
Frank and Norman Panama, who
adapted, directed and produced
Strictly Dishonorable," have
turned it into passable summer
entertainment. Considering its
age, that may be an achievement.
|
The variety bill on the Capito
stage is headed by the venerable
I"Dr. Kronkheit" sketch of Smith
and Dale, which probably will gc
on being funny as long as they
chose to do it. The program also
includes the acrobatic doings o1
the China Boys, the humorou.
songs of Beverly Dennis and the
dances of Johnny and Jenny Bel
mont.
Evening star., 1951-07-20

"SIROCCO," Columbia picture, pro.
duced by Robert Lord. directed by Curtis
and Hans Jacoby; based on novel, "Cour
de Grace" by Joseph Kessel At the
Evening star., 1951-07-20

drop such a fundamentally good
and honorable man as the Colonel.
1t is pointless to go into the de-
tail of this political and romantic
intrigue except to say that it ends
in accordance with the movies code
requirement that evildoers shall
end up face downward on the
Ipavements of Damascus.
An interesting detail of "Sir-
occo" is that neither Miss Torer
nor Cobb is willing to treat il
simply as another tropical pot
boiler. Both try to make some
thing solid as possible out of a
pair of parts that are as stereo-
typed as Bogart's raincoat.
Evening star., 1951-07-20

Almost any hot country will do
but since "CaSablanca" was one
of Bogart's most successful films,
a return to the general area might
be more stimulating to the mem
orieS of moviegoers.
Whatever the reason, Bogart is
neck-deep in Damascan intrigue
in "Sirocco," which opened yes
terday at the Warner and Ambas-
sador Theaters. Unfortunately
for the merit of the picture, it is
the same old neck and the same
old intrigue which suggests that
the film is designed for Bogart
trade.
This much is intimated in one
line of dialogue that Marta loren,
the feminine star, is paid to speak
In "Sirocco."
How could anyone so ugly as
you be so handsome?" she puts it
squarely up to Bogart.
For a tense fraction of a sec
ond. the possibility exists that he
may answer the question, but you
know Bogart. He has kept them
coming back for years by not an
swering silly questions like that
one. 1t might be professional
suicide to do so now.
+ x 4 X
The Columbia film is reputedly
based upon a novel, Coup de
Grace" by Joseph Kessel but the
very title of it makes it clear that
1t is pretty much a symposium of
old tropical Bogart works.
1t is so little changed, come
right down to it, that even the
wardrobe seems the same. So far
as the male star is concerned, his
apparel is that old raincoat and a
couple of nondescript suits such
as might be warn by a man who
looks his best when he is looking
his worst. This, of course, is. vir-
tually Bogart's trade mark as an
actor and why should he change
when General Motors and all other
institutions stand pat?
"Sirocco" is a surprisingly mod
est picture from the standpoint
of production. Its action is con-
fined to an extremely limited area
of Damascus. a couple of rooms in
the old Roman catacombS Under
the city. sleazy night club, a
short and twisting city street, and
a couple of motheaten apartments.
The character in which Bogart
stalks this area is that of a black
market munitions dealer who ped
dies hand grenades, machine guns.
rifles, ETC., to natives who like to
use them on the French occupa-
ton forces. Bogart is under no
delusion that he is helping a ma
tive movement in this activity. He
is merely helping himself to what
ever money he can lay hands on
by whatever method is available
at a given moment.
Othes characters, appalled, at
his complete lack of conscience
keep asking him what made him so
bitter, but he keeps throwing them
of with vague allusion to mar
riage that went sour back in the
United States when he was young
and more idealistic.
X
There is one idealist in "Sirocco," :"
however. This is a French Colonel,
played by Lee j. Cobb. He's
st. Cyr man, fairly oozing virtue
except in the one respect that
he has taken up with Miss loren,
a girl who wants to see the world
and stands around listening for
invitations from attractive male
travellers.
She is so indiscriminate in this
that when Bogart invites her to
Cairo with him, she is willing to
Evening star., 1951-07-20
Square Dancing
Reshoping Andy
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Andy Devine is worried about
his weight-325 pounds.
His rotund figure is his stock
in trade and he says it is begin
ming to melt away. II can ride
horseback for hours. I can even
diet and not lose enough to worry
about" he says. "it's this pranc-
ing that's wearing me down."
Devine was referring to his role
in Slaughter Trail"-which re-
quires him to appear in several
square dance sequences.
Evening star., 1951-07-20

HAS am, 2:20, 500. 7:40 and
1920 pm.
Trans-Lux First Legion;
11:20 am, 1:05, 2:50, 4:30, 6:15,
800 and 9:45 pm.
Warner "Sirocco":: 11:15 am,
1:20, 1928, 5:35, TAO and $50 pm.
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ORDINANCE NO. 45OS
By: Mr.. Horan

AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE TO REESTABLISH
SALARIES, WAGES, AND CONVERSATIONS OF THE
EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND; AND
REPEATING ORDINANCE NO. 4317, PASSED JANUARY
II, 1949 ORDINANCE NO. 1929, PASSED APRIL 10, 1949
ORDINANCE NO. 493S PASSED MAY IT. 1949; ORDI-
NANCE NO. 4370, PASSED SEPTEMBER 90 1949; ORDI-
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NANCE NO. 4419, PASSED MARCH T. 1850; ORDINANCE
NO. 4430, PASSED MAY 8, 1850; ORDINANCE NO. 4455,
PASSED JUNE 13, 1850; ORDINANCE NO. 1852 PASSED
JUNE 27, 1850; AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES OR
PARTS OF ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT HEREWITH.
WHEREAS the salaries and compensations of the
the City East Cleveland established author
ordinances and of ordinances and
WHEREAS it deemed desirable and to combine all
existing authority salaries and compnsatons and to make
adjustments therein and
WHEREAS exists for the immediate preservation
public property health and safety and for the usual
daily operation O. municipal department.
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T ORDAINED by the Commission of
the City Ohio ourhs of all members elected
concurring.
SECTION the salaries and compensatons OF
the departments of the City the same
fixed and after January l. 1851 follows:
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Additional bonds Chief Bookkeepe Division, $1oooOoo
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Indicates time seasonal employee.
SECTION That in addition their regular the
following shall be allowed the indicated dd
paid employees upon presentation properly recped
bills which the of such employees be paid directly
to the Ohio Eel Telephone Company:
Employees Amount to Exceed
hef of Depart month
1 ne Of F Fde department s Division 1'S5 90 per per th mon
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SECTION g. That addition provided the
City Manager require bonds in such amount as he may deem
of other employee.
SECTION That, subject to approval by the City Manager in
addition the compensaions herein provided and the pesenta
properly emzed bills the Director of Finance authorized
reimburse City employees for for street parking
fees public telephone and for extraordinary expense for meals or
other commodities services incurred in the performance OF the
duties of their offices.
SECTION That the salary of the Chief BookeepeT Depart
Finance shall be charged the General Bond Retirement
Fund That the salary Of the Cashier the Water Division shall
Salary fifty 5000 of the
I any Sn @ se % h % Sa and De
be cha ed the General Fund That otherwise provided
shall be charged to funds proportion
time devoted to the various functions and services.
M & that oRapf % n S @ 1 s1e: S 4 M s
May IT, Ordinance 4o passed September 90 1896 Ord
No. Ass passed june 49, 1850; No 46 I
other ordinances of ordinances inconsistent
herewith be the hereby repealed.
SECTION That this ordinance is hereby declared to be
eub peace property health and safety opera
ton of municipal department. and provided receives me ara
shall take effect and after January 1851
otherwise shall effect and be in force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law.
PASSED: December &c, 1850
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