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Evening star., 1951-02-15
Pritehett Wins Reprieve;
Execution Now Set in Nav

Fred S. Pritchett, 40, scheduled
to be executed tomorrow for first
degree murder, yesterday won a
reprieve in District Court to May
Is, pending outcome of an appeal
to Supreme Court.
Pritchett was convicted by a
District Court jury in January.
1850. of killing Clyde L. King, so,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad loco
motive engineer. Mr.. King was
slain in the cab of his engine in
the B. & o. yards in July, 1949.
The United States Court of Ap-
peals affirmed Pritchett's convic-
ton last November.
Judge T. Alan Goldsborough,
who presided over Pritchett's Dis
trict Court trial, set the new ex-
ecution date.
Pritchett and Mr.. King had a
fight in front of their home, in
the 200 block of Charming street
NE. shortly before the shooting.
Pritchett, a former Capital Transit
Co. mechanic, roomed in the King
home.
Evening star., 1951-02-15

combinations are sometimes rem
iniscent Of Wagner. The forcefu.
and rhythmic finale brought the
composition to a brilliant close
Nine. Jambor received a well-de-
served ovation here and after play
ing Chopin's selection. The or
chestra assisted her admirably in
both works, playing with finish
and distinction.
Mozart's Symphony No. 81, in
c Major, X. 338" and Stravinsky's s
THE Fire-Bird Suite" completed
the program. led by Howard Nit
chell. Especially effective was the
delivery of the latter. it's fantastic
element giving the conductor a
wide field for instrumental in
terplay. With the exception of
the duet between the first and
second violin sections in the
"Andante di molto," which was
delightful, the execution of Mo-
zart's symphony might have gained
in style by a greater lightness of
sound.
Evening star., 1951-02-15
IDr. Sebastian Convicted,
| Awaits Sentence

DR.. John w. Sebastian, 33-
year-old physician, was convicted
yesterday by a District Court
jury of treating a young woman
last November with the intent to
bring about a miscarriage.
The jury of eight men and
four women deliberated about five
hours before returning it's verdict
before Judge F. Dickinson Let's.
Judge Let's ordered DR.. Sebastian
committed pending sentence, for
which no date was set.
DR.. Sebastian, colored, whose
Office is in the 1000 block of Ben
ming road NE. testified on Mon
day that he treated the young
woman for an infection. The
physician said the treatment he
gave her could not have caused a
miscarriage.
Evening star., 1951-02-15

and brighten clothes to profess
sional standards Uithout bluing.
And to achieve the dazzling
whiteness and brightness of the
finest laundries, take my tip: use
nel0 Bedd-Form La FRANCE
Blutng! You see, only LA
FRANCE contains LUMINESS,
new miracle whitening-brighten-
Ing compound. Safe, gentle Bead
Form LA FRANCE dissolves in
stantly-and completely too
leaves no bluing scum needs
no separate bluing rinse. Give
your next wash that Professional
Look with LA FRANCE. Add
LA FRANCE to your favorite
soap or detergent!
Evening star., 1951-02-15

cakes, waf1es or hot rolls. And
I can't think of a better after
school snack for sweet-tooth
youngsters for SIOUX BEE
Honey is a marvellous energy
food, readily assimilated, and a
valuable source of yitamins and
minerals. So for finest honey, al.
ways say "Sue Bee" and get
SIOUX BEE Honey Spread, too.
It's pure honey cryStalHzed, to
spread like butter.
A gift for You. A wonderful
booklet called "Tembfins
Honey Recipes. It's FREE.
Write Nancy Sasser, 27l Madi.
son Ave-, New York l6, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-02-15

casseroles with LaCHOY Bean
Sprouts and LaCHOY Mixed Chi
nese Vegetables. These two ORR
entail treats make scrumptious
homemade meatless chop sueys
and chow meins, too. Just follow
easy directions on the label.
SPECIAL RECIPE BOOK.
LET OFFER "The Art g
Secrets of Chinese Cookery.
It's FREE so write Nancy
Sasser, I'll Madison Ave-, New
York l6, N. Y, for your copy!
And try LaCHOY Chinese Dinner
:. it's a complete. ready to heat
n serve chow mein meal in /
handy carton.
Evening star., 1951-02-15

truly a treasure chest" of taste
appealing goodness :. Z differ.
ent cereals in 10 "no-waste," one
serving packages that lets eUery.
one in the family choose their
particular favorite as often as
they please or treat them
selves to different Post Cereal
every day. And with POST-TENS
on the table you'll meet old
friends" like Post Toasties, the
better corn fakes i. and new
ones like Sugar Crisp, that
honey" Of new candy coated
puffed wheat. But try them all
-. you'll love 'em.
Evening star., 1951-02-15

forever all the fuss and mess,
the bother of cooking or hot
water. In fact, it's so easy, it's
like having starch on tap
yet makes ironing easier and
smoother and won't spot or
streak the darkest colors. The
cost? Only about ID to make a
quart +. the most economical
instant starch you can buy. It's
perfect for washbowl washes, too
you can make as little or as
much as you need :. :, right in
the bowl. Gives your clothes a
beautiful finish. Try NIAGARA
Instant Starch -. right away.
Evening star., 1951-02-15
Range, of course

i. !. for It has SO many cooking
"helps". you can't go wrong! To
name just few, there's the
Cook-Master Oven Control that
gives you carefree automatic
cooking . huge ovens and
5-Speed Radiantube Cooking
Units that are faster than ever
(thriftier, too!). But why go on,
there are too many wonderful
cooking aids in a FRIGIDAIRE
to name them all So see
them for yourself at your
FRIGIDAIRE Dealers soon.
Evening star., 1951-02-15

perfect an extra-rich, extra
brown, extra-delicious gravy
every time. And know why? Be-
cause this famous gravy maker
is a unique blend of natures
finest vegetables, herbs and spices
which brings out and plays
up the true natural meat taste
Without adding any artificial
flavor as some helpers" do.
That's why KITCHEN BOU-
QUIET has been the favorite
gravy secret of good cooks for
over 70 years d.. but try it your
self and see. Costs so little!
Evening star., 1951-02-15

fashioned baked beans and the
like. But remember the
magic" ingredient needed to
spark them is LEA & PERRINS
Sauce, the original Worcester
shire for it adds just the
piquant, zesty flavor that makes
all kinds of dishes extra deli
cious! So get LEA & PERRINS
Sauce .. and send for this:
FREE Recipe Booklet with 96
pages of luscious-to-taste, easy
to-make treats "The Sc
cret Of Seasoning. It's really
treasure and it's GIFT :.
just write Nancy Sasser, 27l
Madison Ave-, New York l6.
Evening star., 1951-02-15
more than Just

Because it's much more than just
another antihistaminic it's a
new and improved formula for
cold misery by famous Miles
Laboratories that gives you more
complete relief from your mis-
cries. These bright red tablets
in the bright red package not
only relieve sniffies and sneeZes,
but even help relieve the aches
and pains of a cold as well
as reduce fever! So be prepared
get TABCIN at your drug
store today. P.S. Your money
back if you're not satisfied.
Evening star., 1951-02-15
I'M STARRY-EYED WITH

PRIDE whenever
I m a k e grav y
these days :. for
l don't trust to
risky pan brown
ing any more. l
us e X TIC H E N
BOUQUET and re-
cults nrn nIncn,In
Evening star., 1951-02-15
THESE CRISP. N1PPY DAYS

put an ledge" on
appetites and
challenge you to
serve zesty meals
scalloped d
oysters, meat
pies, tempting
b h es, clam
n howSor n1d-
Evening star., 1951-02-15
WHEN MEATLESS MEALS

NALD "A LIZ i
here's a way to
m a k e t h e m
really festive.
And don't worry
about the time or
talent needed :.
just dress up"
s0Y1ns salads Sond
Evening star., 1951-02-15
KNOW THE BEST HONEY

money can buy?
It's SIOUX BEE
Honey I. for
it's honey at it's
best! 5000 deli
cate in flavor
pure as pure can
be . simply
super with pam
Evening star., 1951-02-15

A PERFECT TWOSOIE for a cold, wintry night {.
program and JOLLY TINE Pop Corn. It's fun to pop
fun to eat. For it acayS pops crisp, tender, de-
licous. And no hulls! No hard centers! JOLLY TINE
is special kind of pop corn, grown from special seed
and sealed airte in metal Your grocer has two
kinds JOLLY TINE White and JOLLY TINE
Giant Yellow. Try both. You'll be delighted.
Evening star., 1951-02-15
WANT WHITER, BRIGHTER

WASHES: Then
take a tip from
pr of e S S / o n a |
laundries the
overwhelming ma
jority of tn m
know that no soap,
no detergent, no
hlpach can ,rhitnn
Evening star., 1951-02-15
I'm SINGING WITH JOY 4.

Tor I've discovered
a new washdayI
"w on d er". tt S
NIAGARA Instdnt
Laundry Starch
and | do mean
instant! Just a
swish and q swirl
in cold water is all
-
Evening star., 1951-02-15
BUY-LLNES.' wMpcy Sasser
Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New end Interesting

New York, Feb. Isl asked the man who
knows leading maker of sinks and bath
tubs what he would recommend for cleaning
them. TELL your readers, he replied, ITO stop
using scratchy cleansers!" And then he said
what I've known for many years . ). ''The one
fast yet safe cleanser is grit-free BON ANIL"
Why use anything else when BON AMI
CLEANSER gets dirt quick, cuts grease, but
Evening star., 1951-02-15
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A

r II O f e s :
SIONAL to be a
perfect cook
but you do have
to use the per-
feet range. And
/ mean a FRIG-
IDAIRE Electric
RanQa of cnI1rsa
Evening star., 1951-02-15
HERE'S A TIMELY TIP that

VIII spare" you
many a cold dis
mfort t h / s
winter just
take TABCIN at
the very first
sneeze or snime.
Why TARCIN2
Evening star., 1951-02-15
I'LL BE HONEST ABOUT IT

I UIQH { ] CdI
ize how wonder
fful bre eakfas st
could be until I
& o t W ise to
POST TENS,
that assortment
of delicious Post
Evening star., 1951-02-15
I'VE FOUND WONDERFUL NEW WAY to make Macaron

Cheese which is not only quicker and easier,
but gives the dish richer, creamer, more lus-
cious goodness That's because it's made with
CARNATION Evaporated Milk -. the country
fresh milk that's made more than doubie-rich
by evaporation. So get CARNATION then:
Cook one S-oz. pkg elbow macaroni in boil.
ing salted water until tender; rinse and drain.
Heat large can CARNATION Milk un-
diluted until small bubbles appear around
Evening star., 1951-02-15

edge of Remove from slightly and blend
h. Cheese grated diced shredded pepper
until smooth Pour in buted baking DISH
Top with remaining cheese Bake 80 moderately slow
(32S' F..
To all kinds scumpious CARNATION
with for all undiluted
like
Evening star., 1951-02-15


for you by Americas prize-winningcakeb bakers -
AUNT JENNA Cake Mixes. These homemakers ~
who win prizes at State and County Fairs knoio III
cakes and here's what happened when they R}
"bake-tested" AUNT JEMIMA'S Silver Cake and w
DEVILS Food Mixes. S81 (9296) agreed that AUNT {
JENNA cakes every bit delicious *
wonderful homemade" yet they're so I3G
quick, easy and economical. No eggs or milk re- ~
quired just add water, mix m bake. So take tip
winners who know AUNT JENNA Cake Mike
out prize-winners every time.
Evening star., 1951-02-15

NEST when you buy salt +. by insisting on DIAMOND
CRYSTAL SHAKER SALT 1t makes any good
dish taste better for it's made by an exclusive
q process that gives you superfne fakelike grains.
ISM They're -dissolving and penetrate your
BE- foods thoroughly . blending. evenly into
every ingredient to help bring out the true natural
- favors. DIAMOND CRYSTAL SHAKER SALT is
: whittier and fasterpouring, too ask your
Grocer for the red and yellow package with the
quck-fll, "No Spill" Funnel Spout today. Once
delicious difference it makes in the good food you
Evening star., 1951-02-15

USING the liquid and Homogenzed SPRY
seher then si the dry ingredients right the smooth
SPRY "hp In 80 seconds of stirring your dough all ready
roll like charm So ask for the FREE
"Water.Whp Perusf Recipe write Nancy Sasser ~ Mad
.on Ave- 16 N Y And when shop insist Homoge
nzed SPRY blue gngham because it's the only
az shortening that mixes properly with liquid
Evening star., 1951-02-15
ON PINS AND NEEDLES when you make pecrus afraid it

IEEDLES when you make piecrust afraid it
won't turn out right? Then let me tell you about
the exciting "Water-Whip" Piecrust Method-new-
est miracle of that amazing shortening. Homoge-
nized SPRY. It's absolutely falure-proof gives
you the fakest, tenderest nutsweet piecrust ever
.. every time And it's so easy for there's no
long, tedious Cutting in your shortening :.
and no guesswork about how much liquid to use
. or how to add it.
Evening star., 1951-02-15

just speedy cleanser You because it doesn't scratch
sinks bahtub and sheen And it
costs Worth giving BON AMI CLEANSER don't you
think? By the when cleaning windows, BON
AMI Cake. Nothing else like it!
Evening star., 1951-02-15

WANT prize
Evening star., 1951-02-15

you taste the delicious di
cook, you'll dl1OGyS buy it.
The Valley settler., 1951-08-31

employers generally the duty Of with
holding taxes from the c ompensat ion
Of employees.
MILITARY PUBLIC WORKS
More than $z37 mi 11ion worth Of
mi Ii tary c ons true t i on in Ala ska is
Inc luded in the rec ord-bre aking
1878, 72O ZOO bill which pas sed the
House this week.
The legi slation, now before the
Senate Armed Services Commi ttee, is
expected to receive speedy approval
in the upper house.
The Alaska program ais for Army
expenditure Of $lo4 ,455,l3O to IN
clude pro- ects at Big Delta, Ladd
Air Force Base, Eiel on Air Force
base, Fort Richardson, Whittier and
an oil pipeline from Haines to Fair
banks.
The Navy program totals $l9 ,424,3oc
for Facilities at Adak and Kodiak.
Projects at Cape, Eielson, Ehnendof
Ladd, Naknek, Shemya and Thornbr ougf
Air Force Bases are included in the
authori zat on of $213 1893, 900 for
the Air Force in the Terri t DRY.
ALASKA STATEHOOD
Alaska and Hawaii S tatehood were
inc luded this week on a sec ondary
list Of measures prepared by the
Senate Democ ratio Policy Conmi ttee
for consi derati on by the Senate be-
fore adjournment when so-called
must" Legislation PERM is.
The must" list inc ludes appro-
pria tt ons mi Ii tary ons true ion,
tax legi La ion and foreign aid.
The secondary list, termed as INA
jor" legis lation, inc ludes mea sures
dea ling wi tn home rule for the
District Of Columbia, tide1ands oil,
federal pay raises, resoluti ion
calling for termi ma tt on Of wa with
&c many airmai subsidies, and a
few Others.
TERRIT ORAL HIGHWAY PATROL
Fines col1ec ted by United States
Comm s s oners f or traffic vi ola tiors
in Alaska would be deposited in the
territorial treasury for the use and
benefit Of the terri tori highway
patrol system through the provisioa s
Of a bi IL introd duo ed by De legate
Bartlett in the House this week.
At the pres sent time, S UGH fl mes
are depos tied through the c lie rks Of
the four judicial division Of the
Dis trict Court Of Ala ska in feder-
al fund known as "Fund G" for use to
cover inc dental expenses Of the
The Valley settler., 1951-08-31

EXTENSION NEWS
Marylou Lashbroolz
Li,-H GARDEN WINNERS
Each year, about week before the
opening Of the Fair, 4-H gardens are
judged a t the garden spot. There
were 49 LII gardens this year and
it was truly task for the judges
Ito choose tho three prize winners.
Ga rdens re judged as to general ap-
|pearance, orroct number Of vari cites
leach year a garden project asks for
la spec ific amount Of ground and cor
tain number Of vari etios) and manage
|ment. This inc ludes: niformity Of
thy plants, no insects, no weeds and
ground cultivated pr operly.
Perhaps gardens should be judged
as to the attitude Of the gardner,
how much pushi ng was required on the
part Of the pa rent to get him out to
care for the garden; or how much
knowledge Of gardening was learned,
any Improvement over last year, &C.
onomi c a lily; and was the garden
good thing.
here are the 1851 LII garden win
lnors:
Larry owbridge-----first
Roma Id Jensen--------sec ond
Carol and Mike Berry, third
Honorable mention: Colin Mick,
Gone Dinko l, and Don Boulter.
/ 4-H DEMONSTRATIONS At FAIR
AT LII QUoNsET HUT
Saturday September l, l: 90 Pm.
|1:OO "Dropped Cookies"
Annie Smi tn, Sharon Schoming
|l:3O "a Plain Cake
Sally Rood, Dorothy Lontz
1900 "Pineapple Upside-Down Cake"
Elsie Lembergor, jeanne Brunnr
1880 "How to Hem Dress" Leona Lucas,
Judy Hurley, Darlene Brager
I2:4O "Trans planting"
Larry TroW1bridge, Roy Folk"
monday Sept ember !, 1900 pm.
ll:OO Waking Powder Bis cults"
Carol Berry
|l:3O "Raisin Cup Cakes"
Wende II wi lson, Jesse wilson
|2:O0 "Jelly Making"
Elmor McDona Id, Wayne Mcdonald
1880 "How to Alter Pattern"
Joyce Dinl1ol
|2:45 making Proper Seams"
The Valley settler., 1951-08-31
WASH NGTON NEWS LETTER
WITHHOLDING TAXES

WITHHOLDING TAXES
Legis La + on was introd cd this
week in DO tn the House and Senate
des igned to authorize the Withiol Id
ing by the federal government Of
state, terri torial and NUM- c ipal in
come taxes from the sa laries Of fed
era1 employees in any political sub
division where the laws impose upon
emp loyers generally the duty Of with
holding taxes from the compensat on
Of employees.
Evening star., 1951-09-02

l. -. form creamy cushion between your
plate and gums to eliminate the friction
that makes gums sore and raw.
2. hold even shallow lower plates, despite
lack of suction.
3. -. seal the edges of plates 50 food particles
can't get underneath to cause irritation.
4. enable you to eat hard-to-chew foods
in comfort. like steak, apples, celery. even
corn-on-the-cob.
5. give you full confidence to laugh, talk,
sing without fear of embarrassment due to
slipping plates.
8. -. hold plates tight even during strenuous
sessions of coughing or sneezing.
Won't life be wonderful with all these tor
ments behind you? Be sure to be among the
first to learn the glorious comfort Of holding
loose false teeth tight and snug with Poll -Gripl
Buy a tube at your drugstore today.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
Many tried powders, found they fuiIedI
Reed what they say about this new way:

For ten years my teeth wouldn't
stay tight for more than two
hours q day. I tried powders. but
nothing worked till your new
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Mrs. T. w.
Medheld, Mass.
81 like the wonderful holding
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East Canaan, Conn.
II like the cool taste Of Poll Grip
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Evening star., 1951-09-02

81 find your new cream, Poll
Grip, very pleasant and mild
tasting and it holds my loose
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Mrs. II. q. M.
Beadentown. Florida
II definitely prefer Poll Grip to
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Evening star., 1951-10-19
The Posing Show
The Posing Show
Copito|'s Stage Goes Festive,
Miss Clooney Its Top Star
By JOY Cormody

The Capitol heae F1opove Curtain of
eeVlson this week to with stage might
well startle you.
There its stage before
who turns out to be fulscae girl Jan Murray
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Well, ItHos
Virginia
And Miss Mayo
In Technicoior
Is an Asset

PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUM-
SHINE" Warner Brothers picture, pro-
duced BY William Jacobs directed by David
Butler. screenplay by Harry Clark, Ro-
land Kibhee and Peter Milne. At the
TIE CAST
Evening star., 1951-10-19

has to pause somewhere to look
for a loophole to a laugh.
To Murray's credit as an enter
Itainer, his poise manages to sur
|vive a number of such tests as
this. This Is an improvement
upon the performance Of some
Older comedians who just collapse
when they discover the customers
know what the tag line is going
to be.
Abbott and Costello. to come
reluctantly to them. are at work
here In a preposterous fable which
drops them into the center of the
historic feud between the McCoys
and the Wingfields, as they are
called here. Against a background
of fake Kentucky hills they drag
out bits and pieces Of their time
less slapstick. with just enough
new touches to justify the change
in the pictures title.
1t could be that the boys have
made one Of their few serious
mistakes in the casting Of Comm
Round the Mountain" Heretofore.
they have invited no one into their
pictures who can make any one
forget Abbott and Costello are
there. The craftiness Of this dis
appears from the moment Miss
Shay turns UP In the film at the
Capitol. This is a brightly enter
tanning girl and in any group
coming round a mountain, the
Others are likely to be ignored.
This can be good Judgment.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
ADVERTISEMENT.

just a Lamp Store
Where all the stock is dusty.
the tall lamps are too short, the
short lamps are not what you
are looking for.
The service Is rotten and we
have nc Easy Terms.
Store is opened late 90 AMI
not for your convenience, but
because we like to sleep late.
To make up for this we stay
open till $3.50. (We have to sell
EN- sometime.)
You will find the green lamps
look red and the brass ones are
wood. The prices are high as
are all prices nowadays.
Come around and take q look
as we sell both Democrats and
Republicans.
Phone number ST. 6548, but
why call when we don't deliver
anyway.
Merry Xmas, etc. WOOD
zELLE'S. 1000 x st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

COMM ROUND THE MOUNTAIN"
q Universal picture. produced by Howard
Christie. directed by Charles Lamont,
written by Robert Lees and Frederic
]. Rtnaldo. At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time OF Showing

Stage.
Arena-"Julius Caesar; $50
pm.
New Gayety Darkness at
Noon; $3.50 pm.
Ambassador - Painting the
Clouds With Sunshine: 1880,
r3:35. 5:35, 1885 and 9:40 pm.
Capitol-"Comin' Round the
Mountain; 11:o0 am, las. 4.30,
7:R and 1000 pm. Stage shows:
1850. 3:35. $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia-"People VIII Talk:
10:45 am. 100. 3:15, $50, 7:45
and 1000 pm.
Dupont-"The Wooden Horse:
.1:25. $3.50, 5:35, 7:40 and GAS pm.
Keith's THE Day the Earth
Stood Still":: 1l:l5 am. 100, 2:45.
4:35, $40. $40 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Don Quixote";; 1920,
2:15. 4:1o. sos. 500 and s:55
pm.
Metropolitan - "A Streetcar
Named Desire; 10:45 am. 1855,
sos. Sis, 1880 and 9:45 pm.
| National - Mister brakes
Duck; 11:00 am. 1850, 2:40,
4:30, $40, $40 and 1000 pm.
Palace - Texas Carnival;
11:45 am. 1850. $3.50. $50. 7:5o
and 9:55 pm.
Pix-"Lovers of Verona; 200
1855, 5:45, 7:40 and 9:35 pm.
1 Playhouse-''No Highway in the
Sky; 11:10 am, lis, 3:20. 5:25,
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza - Minnie, the Curious
Bride: 1890 am, 1910, 1850,
$3.50. $40, $50, $50 and 1910
pm.
Trans-Lux Place in the
Sum: 1885 am, 1:05, 3:l5. $50
7:40 and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"Painting the Cloud.
With Sunshine; 1850 am, 1850
$3.50, $50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

a rather more than average size
young man, and Tony Bennett, a
singer who recently has learned
the gusty misery of life in the
higher income tax brackets.
These are people who have
been associated almost entirely
with electronics and their trans
mutation into actuality attracted
quite an audience to yesterdays
first performance.
The same audience, naturally,
finds itself exposed to Abbott and
Costello in Comm Round the
Mountain" a hillbilly slapstick
this is only slightly below the
comedians usual standard. It's
more endurable moments are those
provided by Dorothy Shay, the
Park Avenue Hillbillie. She is
the strangest girl that ever got
mixed up with Abbott and Co.'S
tello but she remains wonderful
nevertheless.
It was thoughtful sf Universal
international Pictures to insert
her into the imbecile proceedings
Of the picture.
y y 4 y
Miss Clooney. famous for hav-
ing dragged William Saroyan's
song. Come On-A My House"
out Of the cobwebby corner of
Saroyan's discarded works. is quite
a girl. She has that mysterious
quality that gives her the kind
OF distinction girl needs to not
sound like all other girl singers.
The most pleasant thing about
Miss Clooney. apart from her ap
pearance and her voice, is that her
program Is varied. Although one
Of them made her rich and
famous, she is not restricted to
Armenian folk songs. She is quite
as good at heating ballad such
as Beautiful. Beautiful Brown