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whose reputation in history is un-
savory, but not in "Quo Vadis'
which suggests that he has been
misunderstood. And better
heroine than Lygia. one way or
another, is Miss Berti's adoring
Eunice who is loyal girl worthy
of Petronius.
Nero's villainous excesses are no
whit more magnificently excessive
than the acting Of Ustinov, a
young Englishnan wondrously
bent upon doing belated justice to
Rome's most degenerate character.
A mild but oddly effective match
for him is suggested in Miss Laf-
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
Arena-"Twelfth Night; $50
New Gayety "Fledermans;;' -
2:30 and $50.
Screen.
| Ambassador - when Worlds
Collide; lao, $40, $40 TAO anc
GAS pm.
Capitol--"The Red Badge OF
Courage; II am. 1:45. 4:30. tbs
and 10 pm. Stage: 12:45. $3.50
6:l5 and 9 pm.
Columbia - Fixed Bayonets"
11:20 am, 1:25, $50, 5:35. TAI
and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Tales gof Hoffman,
l, $40. $40, 7:30 and 9:4O pm
Keith's Double Dynamite;
11:40 am. lao, 3:45, $50, 7:5(
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Scrooge", 1:15, 3:15
500, $50. $3.50 and 1905 pm.
Metropolitan "FBI Girl;
11:25 am. los. 2:50, 4:40, 6:25
$40 and 9:55 pm.
National-"Rogue River; II :05
am, l:50, 4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm
Ontario-"Ten Tall Men; 1926
1875, 5:45. 7::55 and 10 pm.
Palace-11:35 am, 2:45, 5:55
and 9:05. pm.
Playhouse-"The River; 2:3O
and $50 pm.
Plaza The Lavender Hill
Mob; 1890 am, 1910, 1850, $50
Sis, 6:55, $40 and 1920 pm.
TranS-Lux-"A Place in the
Sum; 1885 am, 1:05, 3:15, $50
TAO and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"When Worlds Col
lide"; 11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, $40,
7:45 and 9:55 pm.
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Hollywood Diary
Hope Scars as Robert
Heads to B. O. Top
SheiIoh Grohom.

HOLLYWOOD.
Bob Hope is in the first ten
again in the very important an
nual exhibitors poll. These are
the men who really know who Is
box Office and who is B. o. poison.
Since 1941. Hope never has rated
lower than sixth in the poll. Now.
with MY Favorite Spy" "Son of
Paleface," and Military Police
men" coming for Bob at Para
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tacular of motion pictures.
AS M-G-M reads the time of
the Apostles, Peter and Paul and
the malignant Emperor Nero, this
was the tidal wave of Christianity
washing over Roman paganism.
In simple justice to the after
effects of this titanic event. it de-
cided that only the most spectac-
ular movie ever made would
suffice.
Therefore, whatever the film has
of virtue and vice, and it hiss
plenty of both, they are produced
on scale never before approached
on the screen. 1t would be a no.
torious ingratitude to M-G-M, and
a Neronian injustice to himself,
for any one to miss visit to the
Palace to see it.
1t is quite possible, to twist an
old catch phrase of Caesars era,
that the world shall never look
upon its like again.
It is the sheer magnitude of
"Quo Vadis" that provides its
most dramatic quality. 1t is a
gigantic. colorful circus writhing
with action in so many rings that
the bedazzled spectator can only
hope he is focusing upon the most
exciting one. Paganism's last gasp
and Christianity's first one in the
Western world are twin convul-
sionS which sometimes look
crowded even in a movie the size
of Quo Vadis."
Legions march, fieshpots sizzle,
Rome burns, the Tiber boils, and
Nero's perverse and degenerate
world indulges its last spree be-
fore it succumbs to the irresist-
fble tide of Christianity.
Not a detail is missing. although
some that are meant to be dra-
matte become comically small in
the pageantry of QUO Vadis."
X y
Three clever, stubborn writer's,
S. N. Behrman, John Lee Mahin.
and Sonya Levien have tried toI
discipline the coiling, twisting
screenscript based upon HenrykI
Sienkiewicz's 1895 novel. Into the
paths of the sweeping cameras of
Quo Vadis," they keep f1inging
the threads of dozen stories and
Director Mervyn Leroy seeks to
pick them up wherever he can.
The human love stories, for in
stance. try to keep their balance
in the raZZle- dazzle of Nero's last
days. These are the affairs be-
tween Marcus Vinicius (RobertI
Taylor, a conquering Roman
general, and the beautiful Chris
tian hostage. Lygia Deborah
Kerr between Petronius GeoI
Genn) and the lovely slave, Eu-
nice marina BERTH, and between
Nero Peter Ustinov) and the
soulless siren, Poppea patricia
Laffan).
These are blazing romances and
they light fleeting corners of the
huge landscape of Rome rather
blindingly at times. They are.
however, the smaller love stories
Of Quo Vadis" whose all-envel-
oping fervor lives in the hearts of
the Christian martyrs who are to
be fed in the final scenes to the
last of Nero's lions fif not the last
of M-G-M'S).
t.
The dramatic surprise of Quo
Vadis' is that characters do man.
age to rise occasionally to the
surface of the Technicolor swirl.
The spectator gets Marcus Vini-
cius. rigidly plastic one in Tay-
lor's acting; a vaguely outlined
heroine in Miss Kerr's Lygia.
The hero of the picture, how
ever. is the wise, sardonic Petro-
MUS by Gem. This is a man
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The Passing Show
Quo Vodis' Is Colossal
Just as Petronius Saws
By Joy Cormody

History need not that the burning good but
1t must it colossal"
So speaks the character Quo Vads the Palace
theater Christmas gift the Capital man ever
accurately anticipated the Judgment of posey gagged better
the enthusiasm of making this most
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Gufne
Find 28 or more words in
VAULTER.

meaning, lone who vaults or
leaps" Average is 26; limit. 20
minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of S." such as ''bats, %
cats, are not used. Only one form OF a
A list win be published tomorrow.
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Evening star., 1951-06-19
Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

the world for trapping the energy of
the sun, converting it later into
meat, milk and eggs. It is no longer
capable OF reproducing itself with
out mans assistance.
It is a grass differing from all
other grasses, wild or cultivated. In
the nature of Its seed d-bearing organ,
the ear, it is highly specialized. The
flower cluster is enclosed in husks
which when mature bear several
hundred packed seeds upon rigid
cob. The pollen bearing infiores-
lcence, the tasSel, occurs on the same
plant. The ear has no counterpart
anywhere else in the plant kingdom.
It is marvelously constructed for
producing grain under mans protec-
ltion and supervision.
When an ear falls to the ground,
scores of young plants emerge.
There is aggressive competition
among them for food, moisture and
room. Few. If any, live to reach
productive stage.
The first ear Of corn found in
America In an Indian cave reveals
not eYen a nubbin. but q deformed
ear about two inches long. The
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Bib THE EVENING STAR
Contract Bridge
By Culbertson
washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1851

4 tCopyright. 1851. by Ely Culbertson.l
The average players greatest diff
ficulty seems to be in holding the
fight card" when he has been forced
to make a great many discards. A
correspondent has sent in the fol-
lowing account with the rueful
Statement that he will always re-
member the hand because made
such a, boner-the wrong discard .
The situation involved is typical,
stemming from the average players
habit of overlooking the salient
point.
North dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
Yp ~
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Big children, small uiu continue to use
methods that experience shopn H get them What they dnt
This

Mother-It is not fair for you
to make dinnertime unpleasant
for all Of us. so either try to be
happy here with us or go to your
rom and sulk alone.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Take NV Word for 1t By F,e.t Colby

6. If a pause is not essential. do
not use comma: Wrong: HE
locked the door. and went to bed"
Right: He locked the door and went
Ito bed. Wrong: His legs were long,
and thin" Right: His legs were
long and thin.
Z. Direct quotations, as, 'he said,
he declared" are set off by commas:
"If the law supposes that" said
Mr.. Bumble, "the law is an ass, an
idiot"
8. Commas are used to separate
Iadjectives describing Words, as:
Her hair was long, silky, and fra
grant. The dark, silent, mysterious
cavern opened before their eyes.
8. A comma is inserted before jr.,
Isr., MD. etc.. as: John Doe, jr.
James Smith, sr. William Jones,
MD. Charles Black, Ph.D.
10. Use commas to separate thou
sands, millions, ETC., as: ,450; 1882;
q, 600, 900; 4,o00, 100000
IL. Use a comma after name or
title in direct address or in state
ments or questions, as: DR.. Jones,
what is your diagnosis? Mr.. Chair
man., may I have the floor? You,
MIR. Smith, alone are responsible.
u. When date appears in a
sentence, place a comma after the
year, as: I went to work there on
January /, 1948, and resigned April
80, 1850, to enter the Army.
13. Use comma after zone num-
bers, as: New York IS. N. Y, Cleve-
land 3, Ohio.
IA. Use commas before and after
such words as indeed, perhaps, OBJ
Iviously, etc., when they are inserted
in the sentence for emphasis, as:
She is attractive, indeed, even beau
ltiful. We shall, perhaps, be invited
Mote: For use of the comma with
quotation marks, watch for the
column on Quotation Marks.")
Evening star., 1951-06-19

Obviously, the slam contract rep
resented enthusiasm rather than
discretion, but when it was all over
1t was not North-South who had to
regret their sins!
West, who could not reasonably
be expected to ferret out the killing
heart opening, led his top club. De-
clarer won, banged down his three
diamond honors and, after smiling
happily at his luck in dropping the
adverse trumps. led spade to dunn
my. The non-break of spades
brought a mutter from South and,
after pitching heart on the third
spade. he ruffed the fourth round
OF spades and cashed his two re-
manning trumps This, of course,
left him with one heart and the XII
of clubs.
Before discarding to the last
trump, East held the Ak of hearts
and the Clio of clubs. According
to his own confession, East was COM
pletely in the dark, whether declarer
still had two hearts and one club,
or one heart and two clubs. i. In the
former case, East could not afford a
heart discard, because South would
lead a heart, win the club return
and cash a heart. Well, Eass
guessed" wrong; he threw off a
club! And South made the slam.
There was only one thing East
had to think about-that West. if
he had held four clubs, would have
opened his fourth-highest, not the
Jack.
Released by The Register and Tribune
Syndicate 1851
Evening star., 1951-06-19
A One-Minute Test OF You
NetDs knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom. Henry

1. HUNGER-Where has a
food crisis been averted be-
cause of a United States loan
to purchase 2 million tons of
grain?
2. STAR-Who will be fea-
tured on the first CHS COM
mercial color television show
that will start next Monday?
3. ROYALTY When King
Leopold of Belgium abdicates
next month, who will become
King?
4. DIPLOMA-Why was mid
night of his graduation day
important to the Phhiladel-
phia Phillies' new schoolboy
shortstop, Ted Kazanski?
s. QUOTES-When did Gen.
Marshall say OF the 8Cn Army
in Korea: cit probably is the
most ably trained army we
have ever had?
Answers.
l. India, where the austerity
ration of 8 ounces of grain per
person per day will be raised
to a 12-ounce ration. 2. Ar
thur Godfrey. 3. His 20-year-
old son, Prince Baudouin.
4. Clubs cannot make offers to
high school prospects until
the day after graduation. S. On
his return from a brief trip
Tom Henry's "Quiz 'Em"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
CORN'S ANCESTRY.

Corn on the cob is an American
institution. The plant does not
figure in the Old World at all. It is
not mentioned in the Bible, nor In
the ancient literature of China OF
the Vedas Of India.
The first record Of corn in Amer
lea was on November 5, 1892, when
Columbus sent out two Spanish ex-
plorers to look for plants. They
returned with something dried and
baked which they called maize
Later explorers found corn in the
New World from Canada to Chile
Corn was being grown by the In
dians, cliff-dwellers and highly CIV
ilized Mayas.
Corn is the most efficient plant in
Evening star., 1951-06-19

Yesterdays column had space fol
only three rules for the proper use
of the comma. Today will complete
our discussion of that punctuation
mark.
4. Use comman to separate parts
of (a) an address, (b) dates and (c)
names of places:
(a) 634 University avenue, Grand
vile 8, Ohio, u. S. A.
(b) The check was dated August l
1850.
(c) We shall drive to Milwaukee
Wis, by way OF st. Louis, Mo-, and
Peoria, III. !.
S. In a series of three or more
commas are necessary to make the
meaning clear.
Let us say that man buys foul
lneckties and we describe them thus:
Blue, green, black and yellow ties
Without the comman before "and'
the statement actually describes
three ties, not four, and the last
mentioned is black and yellow.
kNOUC 1lOW 6k1C NCAOAS eAAA1
clarifies the meaning: Blue, green
black, and yellow ties. We know now
that there are four ties, and that
each is of a separate color.
Apply the same logic to these
statements and note how necessary
the comma is before and: In the
teller's cage were stacks of dollars
quarters, and dimes (three stacks
There we're Sunday school classes
for men, boys, women, and girls
(four groups).
OF course, If the last two of series
refers to a single thing, the comma
before land" should be omitted, as:
Glasses for men, women, boys and
girls (three groupS).
If land" is omitted, separate q
series of three or more with commas
thus: I came, I saw, ! conquered
Plutarch,
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cliff jewellers were q corn-growing,
corn-eating people who discovered
IA way to grind the dry corn into a
coarse flour for bread. The uni
versal dependence of the pre-Co-
lumbian cultures on corn as their
basic food. plant bespeaks a long
period of domestication. How old
is corn as a cultivated plant? No
Evening star., 1951-06-19

Answer TO UNCOOKED,
undo, neck, node, nook, nude. cooked,
coon. coke, cone, code. coed, cooed, once,
Evening star., 1951-06-19

one knows; your guess is as good as
another's. We do know that the
corn Of today, sweet, tender and
delicious under It's blanket Of butt
tier. iSstrictly American.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
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Evening star., 1951-06-19
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Sung BEL ser Gr0ffnung oe5 ~Snter=
nationolen &ongrelie5 iiber Oie Sll=
genofriminulitat" IN Sal5burg am
1G. Suli 1851.
Gier5ig Gro5ent ser llrIo6en ser
ugenOOerpabrloiung, 10 fiibrte Or.
GrlOe1i peiterbin aus, liegen in ser
Samilie, lno et1pa meitere oier5ig
9ro3ent am perbeerenoen GinfIl1B
ser ltmgebung. Die Satlohe, oaB
Oie 6amilie perlage, lei I'M 10 Der
bangnispoller, ais au6 oie Seffent=
li6feit ni6t in Ser Gage lei, Oielen
Wangel 81 erIeten ltno Sic 8efabren
81 bannen.
@enn Elm 9ipdiater feItIteue, OoB
pon neununOle65ig minoeriQbrigen
0ieben nur 5lpolf al5 geiItig normal
be5eidnet merOen fonnen, 10 ergebe
iif aus Oieier Iatio6e oie beoellt=
lame Spe5ialauigabe Ser Garito5
SSnternotionali5, Oie 8runourla6en
Ser 8efabroung 5lt erforl6en uno
Sic Seilmittel 81 erorbeiten, lpel6e
geeignet iinO, Oiele 6omilieu=, Orb
uno Observation-Disclosures 5u iiber-
pln0en.
gelentli6 ober n1iilie babel blei=
ben, OoB Dem Itraff1uigen SugenOIi=
6en Oo5 gegeben Deroe, po5 ibn1
olrdb oie 6omilie uno sic llngebung
ungerehterlpeile ent5ogen muroe:
Siibrllng 1nO Siebe 5ltr Gntfaltung
Ser Serionli6feit unO sur ginoro-
nung in Sic Sronung @otte5. 2etten
gnoe5 lei in ieoer Seruu5lolung aus
ser 8elomtoronung ser 8emeini6aft
NIT @ott oie tiefgebenOlte Storung
uno l1ria6e oller yS6pierigfeiten 5ll
i16en. Der @iniab lo5ial-p1oagogi=
l6er !DtaBnabmen lei aber Aotpenoi=
germeile in Oem MaBe problemutii6,
in Sem oieie WfaBnabmen bon elmer
8emeinihaft getragen peroen, oie
lelber bon einem foli6en, bon @ott
geloIten SronungsbilO geleitet miro.
9ieies @eiomt- uno 5ern5iel ser
Notwithstanding ser Sronung Got
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-08
Oeffentlirt1p Dankfanunn

Mcinen tief9efiiblten Can't alien,
bic mir 5u meinem golOcnen Subj
lGlm ola UtitglieO Ser E1pItli6en
9lnItolt Oc5 Soiepbintna in @orth-
ington, 8, ais Yrofclior lno He=
Oofteur Oea ,Ghio @niienireuno'
perIonli6, brieflih unO per Gele-
grnmm ibrc 8liiflpiinlhc ausgeipro=
d)en baben.
Gor ouem Sr. S5eilisfeit YopIt
Gius XIL., Ser mir sur Grinnerl1n9
cine ltlberne SSubilulm1sneOaiQe nebIt
elnem in golOcncn 8udItobcn ge-
lbrie6enen oeutifcn Gonfbrief 5uge-
Ionot. - Sr. G1ninen5 oem bohm'-
item orn. giifof Mihuel SoIepb
HeoOp DON Columbus, :. - Gem
bohw'lten VtI9r. 9lOriun 9ronOe-
boff, Oteftor Oc5 SolepbinunS. -
Gem bohu'iten 5rn. Gilbert
Shmcnf, &i5ereftor mO 8rofltrotor
oes SoIepbinlrm5. - Gem hodm'z
item @rn. Sean 8. Monning, J.C.D.,
Srofelior Oes Soiepbimtma. - Gem
ho6m'Iten !Srn. GSr. @. 8urfbort,
Sforrer ser St=&obanneS be5 S6l1=
fer5 Stride in Columbus. - Gem
bohp'Iten S6rn. lPlgr. Bernard
Slime, Efnrrer in Smnba, Neb. -
Gem 9rn Sal. s. Eeter, Sitter oe5
8re9orius=SrOen5 in Smabo, 9teb.
- Sen 9eIern Oca Sbio-@niien-
frellnO' unO ser ,SoIepbinlm He=
piep'. - 2lQen mcinen ebemoligen
Sdiilern in 2lmerifo, Geutl6lono
unO SiiOzglmerifu. - llno meinen
peri0nlihen Greunoen unO @obl=
t0tern.
lt0ge ser liebe Bott e5 mir er=
moglicbcn, not re6t Ionge ais ltit=
glieO Ser groBen Soiepbin1m-6omi-
lie sur Seranbiloung BON GrieItern
mitorbeiten 5u f0nnen. Go5 nultc
8ott,
8rof. 5. %. 9uehren.