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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03
o kitos mokyklos bel kiti reika.
lai bus uzmirSti

U hICOS mOkyklOS Del kltl folka-
lai bus uzmirsti
- Lengviausiai issprendzia-
mas reikalas: mes jau pranesem
Balfui, kick tam reikalui surin-
kom ir issiuntem. Ia gan pada-
ryti ir kiti, pagaliau, svietimo
valdyboje, manau nesleps nuo,
Balfo, kick il gavo gimnazijos
reikalui.. Taigi Balfo darbo sis
temai tas absoliuciai nekenkia. a
Priesingai = nuima nuo jo dali
nastos ir dar duoda zinia, kad
stai Sis uzdavinys Xxi tick ir tick
jau atliktas.
= Ar komisija pasiryzusi sa-
vo darba testi?
= Taip, mes, kaip mine.jau,
Balfas, sukele tik abejojimu,
bet visai neapsieme to reikalo
aprupinti. Kol visuomeneje bus
pritarimo bent vienos laisvos lie
tuvislkost ENlf' Ets 'gimnazijos islakymo
idejai, tol organizavimas para
mos tam reikalui turi butt tesla
mas. Jei visuomene pakeis savo
nusistatyma Gar sentimenta),
ir sustos tam reikalui aukoiusi.
tai bus jos nutarimas = gimna-
Izija likviduoti. Tada nieko ne
padarysi, reiks sustoti ;. Tuo
tarpu darba tesiame pirma mi
netu mastu ir kvieciame Cleve-
lando bel apylinkiu lietuvius ia
ldeja remit. ITEMS, kurie mega
vo musQ laiskQ, noreciau primin-
tt, kad komisijos izdininko ad-
resas yra toks: Mr.. S. Laniaus-
kas, 1439 E. 95th ST., Cleveland
TO- Ohlo. V. II.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03
KAS ir KUR

= Anglijos lietuviu namu akci-
ninku suvaziavimas ivyks ge-
guzes II d. Xxi to laiko bus
baigtas akciju pardavimas ir
paruosti visi dokumentai. Kad
isplatinus visas numatytas ak
cijas, ju dar reikia parduoti uz
525 svarus.
. Anglijos Lietuviu Sajunga
sia vasara vaikams rengia spe-
cialia stovykla. Stovykloje val
kai bus ismokyti tahtiniu zaidi-
mu ir dainu. Stovykla praside-
sianti iepos 20 d.
. Pranas Dailide pakviestas
profesoriauti Syracuse uni
versiteta IN. w.
Lietuviu inzinieriu ir archi-
tektu draugija New Yorke is
leido metrasti, kuri redagavo
dipl. inz. K. Krulikas. Turinyje
ellie aktualiu inzinieriams rasi-
niu.
. Detroite gyvena zemes ukio
specialistai isteige savo draugi-
ia. Draugijos valdyba sudaro
T. Dambrauskas, A. Gilvydis.
A. Musteikis, Jonynas ir St.
Vaicius.
. Lietuviu veterinarijos gydy-
toiu draugija geguzes 13 d.,
sekmadieni, Chicagoje, saukia
metini suvaziavima.
. Salezietis kun. A. Sabaliaus-
kas, daug keliaves po pasauli,
iSleidzia kelioniu knyga "Nuo
Imsres Xxi Orinoko". Knyga lei
dzia "Ventos' leidykla Vokieti-
joje.
. Anglijoie savaitgalio lietuviu
mokykloms organizuoti, prie
Lietuviu Sajungos centro valdy-
bos isteigta svietimo komisija,
kurios pareiga visose didesnase
lietuviu kolonijose steigti sa-
vaitgalio mokyklas.
. Komunistine spauda prane-
sa, kad karo metu apgriauti
grazus Ukmerges mokyklos ru.
mai pagaliau atstatyti.
. Sydnejui, Australijoj, gyve.
na lietuviai isteige sporto klu,
ba "Kovas'.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03

. Venecueloje leidziamas lietu-
viu laikrastis "Tevq Kelias'
Laikrasti redaguoja kun. A. Sa-
baliauskas. Dabar, laikrasti
stiprinant, j redakcine kolegija
pakviesti: A. Dirzys, L. Dram
gauskas ir P. Neniskis.
. sia vasara Anglijoje numato-
mas pavergtuju krastu atstovQ
suvaziavimas. Suvaziavime da-
lyvaus: Lietuvos, Lenkijos, &C.
koslovakijos, Vengriios, Latvi-
jos, Estijos, Rumunijos ir AL
banijos atstovai. Bus stengia-
masi suderinti kova prizes Sovie-
tu Sajunga.
. Lietuviams skautams pasau-
lineje jambore, Austrijoje, at
stovaus Diepholzo gimnazijos
skautai. Dalinio islaikymas sto-
vykloje kastuos apie 5000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03

Cleveando Luvu Tremnu Draugios sudarytoos
Depholzo ginaai komsijos pmnnku Al gr Nasvyciu

Iriu tik adresus turejome. Pri-
dejom komisijai adresuotus vo-
kus, net SUI paste zenklais, taip,
kad aukotojui bereikia irasyti
aukojama suma, ia prideti ir
imesti pirma pakeliui pasitai-
kiusia paste dezute (Visas tas
prirengiamasis darbas daugiau-
sia krito and izdininko S. La
niausko peciu)
Prasymas, regis nedidelis, mes
Inekvieciame aukoti dideles SUI
mas: tik apie l centa uz diena
nuo seimos (doleris metu ket-
virciui). Taciau, kaip mineta,
|visdelto permazas nuosimtis te-
atsiliepe - vos apie 16 is 100.
Tenka girdeti, kad kai kurie
rengiasi is karto po daugiau
tam reikalui skirt ir del to lau-
kia, ligi bus po ranka kick dau-
giau atliekamesniu doleriu. Bet
tai nevisai tikslingas nusistaty-
mas: komisija nieko daugiau ne
praso, kaip tik prisideti prie to
reikalo vienu doIeriu kiekviena
metu ketvirti. Jei mazdaug visi
ia padarytu, tai musu uzdavinys
butu labai graziai atliktas ir ne
reiketu atskiriems asmenims po
daugiau aukoti. Visiems vieno-
dai paskirstyta nasta butu visai
nesunki. Be to - jei visi del sa-
vo pergeru noru atideliotu tu no.
ru vykdyma, tai kol tu norimQ
duoti auku gimnazija susilauk-
ltq, jai gall tekti ir uzsidaryti,
mes cia gi reikalas liecia zmonip
|islaikyma, vadinasi, islaidos tu-
ri butt daromos kasdien, ne ia
da, kada sulauksi paramos .
Cia ypatingai pasiteisina taisyk-
le, kad dvigubai duoda tas, kas
duoda greit: ,nereika daug, tik
reikia nedelsti.
! - Kaip kofnisijai atrodo Bal
fo pareiskimaf tue: reikalu ir
kaip tai atsiliepe auku rinkimui?
- Balfo pareiskimai, atrodo.
rimtai pakenke auku plaukimui.
Jie sukele dezorientaciia. Blo-
giausia yra tai, kad Balfas ne
nueme huo masu to reikalo -
pasirupinti tos gimnazijos liki-
mu. Balfas kalba tik apie visu
lygu selpima. Ar tos lygiosios
dalies, vienokiu ar kitokiu pa
grindu apskaiciuotos, -uzteks,
kad toji gimnazija issilaikytu,
visiskai nematyti. Priesingai, is
visu turimu informaciju matyti,
kad gimnazijai islaikyti reikia
ypatingesnes paramos, ir nuola-
tines, pastovios, ne atsitikti-
mes, kuria Balfas labai neuztik-
rintai zada.
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Oar blogiau yra tai, kad vie
nintelis Balfo pareiskimu rezul-
tatas yra tik tas, kad zymi dalis
auku, kuri siandien gal jau butu
kalbamos gimnazijos laikytoju
/ izde, pasiliko ne kur kitur, kaip
galimu aukotoju kisenese: jos
nepakrypo j Balfo ida ~
- Bet gal gi is tikro butq
tikslingiau, jei visq reikalu re-
mimas eitu per viena centra?
- Be abejojimo, tai butu la
bal gerai, bet tam reikia ir
atitinkamu salygu, kuriu tuo-
tarpu nera. Cenralizuota visuo-
menes lesu paskirstymo istaiga
turetu tureti labai gera kontak-
ta SUI tas lesas sudedancia vi
suomene, ir tureti tos visuome-
mes visiska pasitikejima. Nebu-
tu drasu tvirtinti, kad Balfas
tas salygas visiskai atitinka.
Tokia centrine lesu surinkimo
ir paskirstymo istaiga jau ture-
tu ir politines reiksmes, mes nuo
jos pareitu lietuvisku visuome-
niniu reikalu tvarkymo politika,
nuo jos pareitu, kokios institu-
cijos galetu butt islaikomos ir
kurios turetu likviduotis.
Asmeniskai pritarGiau vieno
lido idejai, bet tik pirma mine
tomis salygomis. Ir tada kitty
klausimas, ar pats Balfas yra
savo vietoj: juk jis atrodytu vi
sal panasiai, kaip dabar, paw,
Balfui atrodo musu ar kuri kita
Ipanasi komisija Juk ir dabar
Igaletu butt abejojama, ar svie-
timo istaigos turi butt islakomos
salpos fondo, ar Tautos Fondo.
Kalbamaja gimnazija selpe ir
Tautos Fondas, selpe ir Balfas,
bet Wis tik laikinai ir ne tick,
kick butina, kad gimnazija gy-
vuotu. Todel ir buvo kreiptasi
tiesiai visuomene, kuri reikalui
pritare, tik, gala, Balfo pareis-
kimu tapo kick dezorientuota.
KuO gi auku rinkimas sa-
liza Balfo pranasesnis?
- Nesakyciau, kad auku rim
kimas salia Balfo apskritai yra
pranasesnis. Kalbu cia tik apie
81 konkretu atveji = vienintele
lietuviska gimnazija, kuriai is
laikyti - jeigu to norime -
reikia ypatingu pastangu. Bal
fas aiskiai pasisake, kad jis j
ta dalyka ziuri ''valdiskai' -.
rupinames visais lygiai ir teisin-
gai: is viso Vokietijoj yra 13
mokyklu SUI SO mokytojais ir
594 mokiniais, tai ka tokens
'reikalams turesim, proporcingai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03

Ir Clevelande, kaip ir kitur,
Tremtiniu Draugija suskato or
ganizuoti pagalba vienintelei pa
saulyje laisvai lietuviskai gim-
nazijai, veikianciai Diepholze.
Tam tikslui buvo isrinkta ko-
misija.
- Alg. Nasvytis, A. Juodval-
kiene ir S. Laniauskas - kuri
|prirenge toki aukotojams patio
gu buda, kad jau tikrai nereikia
nieko kita, kaip tik geros valios
prisideti.
Kreipemes komisijos pirmi-
ninka SUI keleta klausimu, kaip
tas darbas sekasi:
Kaip plaukia aukos?
- Ne taip gerai, kaip buvc
tiketasi. Xxi balandzio 10 dienos
esame issiuntineje 800 laisku.
Is ju SO grizo nepasieke adre-
satu, daugiausia del adresu ne
tikslumo, ir tik 112 su aukomis.
Atrodo, kad komisijos pasi-
ryzimo - issiusti kas menuo
Diepholzo gimnazijai bent 60 -
80 doleriu nepasiseks ivykdyti.
Is pradziu atsiliepimas Cleve-
lande buvo labai gyvas. Viename
tik tremtiniu draugijos susirin-
kline buvo surinkta 1851 dol;
Auku vajus Xxi balandzio 10 die
nos dave 1880 dol. Be to komi-
sija visai nelauktai gavo So do
leriu auka is Chicagos, DIR. M
Kirkilo iniciatyva. Aukojo 1G
asmenu: kun. Petraitis, V. Sau-
norris, DIR. w. Tumasonis, DIR. Kir-
kilas ir DIR. skerys po 5, 'Biknevi-
ciene, Meskonis, Trimakiene.
Keblinskaite, Motiejunaite, Sta
siunas po 3 ir Gurenaite, Mont
villas, Alisauskiene, Maliauskis
- po 2 dilerius.
IS surinktu auku 276.50 dol.
jau yra issiusta Vokietijos Lie
tuviu Bendruomenes' svietimo
Valdybai Bad Sulzuflene.
- Ar naujas auku rinkimo
budas nesukelia komisijos nusi-
vylimO?
- Jei sakome, kad rinkliavos
pasekmes dar nera tokios geros,
kokiu tikejomes, tai, rodos, ne
rinkimo budas del to kaltas. Kad
ir tick pasiekta, tai zymia dalimi
deka aukotojams patogaus aukQ
perdavimo budo.
Tas budas pasirinktas norint
pasiekti platesnius visuomenes
sluogsnius, ne vien tuos, kurie
lankosi visuose susirinkimuose
Atsisaukimus ir auku knyge-
les issiuntinejome visiems Shame
mieste ir apylinkese gyvenan-
items zinomiems lietuviams, ku-
Evening star., 1951-01-21
It's Clothes
InWesterns
GoryLikes
BY the Assoeiofsd Press
HOLLYWOOD.


For 20 years, whenever he's been
asked to name his favorite type Of
role, Gary Cooper has always given
the same answer: Any part in a
Western.
It's not the guns and horses he
like so much. Cooper explains; it's
the clothes.
Clothes for men were much
more colorful in those days, +"
Cooper said, glancing down at the
elaborately checked waistcoat,
draped blue coat and tight gray
trousers he was wearing for a
horse opera.
II don't mean that men should
go back to clothes exactly like
these, but to clothes with color in
them. These tartan plaid evening
jackets that have come into vogue
are a step in the right direction.
Go into a tailor's and you're
offered an assortment Of blues,
grays, browns and that's about all.
You get some fashy ski outfits, but
their use Is limited. I honestly
think more men would like to
dress more colorfully-but we're
all afraid to be the first to start
a revolution"
Evening star., 1951-01-21
And Now, One More Career
John Carroll Who Can Cook Act and Wrte Turns Singing

scripts. One is called Tiger
Mike" Another is "A Profes-
sional Southerner." Both were
written for himself.
When I asked John what made
him want to be a movie actor,
he replied, Il never could figure
it out.
II still don't know whether it
was ego. or only to make money,
or to be a good actor. And who
knows what makes you a success
on the screen? You can be cross
eyed, like Ben Turpin-or a dog,
like Rin-Tin- -Tin-or a kid, like
Shirley Temple. All I know is,
I don't want to do any more
movies unless I can do some good
ones
That's why I'm going away
on this singing tour. I want to
start all over again. I've never
sung before a live audience, nor
acted to one for that matter.
Keep your fingers crossed for me.
I'll need all the good wishes you
have to offer. You see, / still
have an inferiority complex"
I wouldn't be knowing why he
does with all that talent.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
By SheiIoh Grohom

Louisiana under his real name of
Julien Lafaye. came to Hollywood,
where he worked as a laborer for
Metro before landing the extras
job. His first lead was in a
"Maisie" picture with Ann Soth-
ern. In the past few years, he has
been under contract to Republic
at reported salary of 100000 a
picture. For that, I'd do the laun-
dry, too!
John, an unpredictable charac-
ter at all times, tells me: Every
body in Hollywood thinks I'm a
poor actor looking for job. But
I have 200 horses John breeds
them). 60-acre property here
with a mile-and-a-quarter race
track, nine oil wells and Is more
coming in. I also come from a
wealthy family"
I asked John If it's true about
his being a direct descendant of
Lafitte the pirate.
Built 1t Himself.
I'VE don't know" he grinned.
We've never been able to find a
trace of his being married"
John took me around his really
beautiful home. The living room
has stone fireplace that is al
most as high as the ceiling. The
kitchen is a dream of stainless
steel. II built this place with my
own two hands and two carpen-
ters," said John. Then he showed
me the five dining rooms! The
house has a steam bath and a
theater-sized projection room.
The ranch cost him $500, 900.
"And it's all paid for" John
added. At this point should tell
you that John was wearing a
dressing gown over his shirt and
pants. And the gown has a big
tear in it!
II built the first portable re-
cording machine in this town" ="
John went on, showing me his
intricate homemade recorder.
And he can cook. too. girls! II
learned how on a French tramp
steamer working in the galley
when I went around the world.
cook everything from French
pastry on down."
But it's too late to marry him.
He is now wed to Lucille Ryman,
a talent scout at Metro. Previous
ly John was married to Stefi
Duna. who Is now Mrs. Dennis
O'Keefe. They have 14-year-old
daughter, Juliana.
Writes Scripts, Too.
I'm also a mechanic" John re-
marked. II make my own cars" "
II guess he meant he puts them
together.) II also designed this
house. You cant blow the house
down. The floor has six feet of
cement. It's solid, with iron girders
in the roof"
John also writes. II have two
secretaries. They go on from one
shift to another. I wear them
out. I've written several movie
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Coming Attractions
Stare.

stage.
NEW GAYETY-"Death of a
Salesman" with Thomas
Mitchell, starting Janu-
ary 20.
ARENA-"Children Of Dark
ness" with Orville French,
starting tomorrow.
Screen.
ANdBASSADOR-"Born Yes
terday." with Judy Holli-
day.
CAPITOL" "Frenchie." with
Joel McCrea, starting
Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"The Fighting
Sullivans," with Anne Bax-
ter, starting Thursday.
DUPONT-"The Queen of
Spades" with Dame Edith
Evans. starting Wednesday.
KEITH'S-"Mystery Subma-
rine," with Marta loren,
starting Wednesday.
LITTLE Hue and Cry"
with Alastair Sim.
MET ROPOLIT N-"Gun
Crazy" with John Dali,
starting Tuesday.
NATIONAL-"Mr. Music"
with Bing Crosby.
PALACE-"At War With the
Army" with Martin and
Lewis, starting Saturday.
PIX-"Cocaine," with Mar
jorie Fielding, starting
Tuesday.
PLAZA-"The Mudlark," with
Irene Dunn.
WARNER Born Yester-
day." with Judy Holiday.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
HOLLYWOOD.

John Carroll invited me to his
estate in Chatsworth chiefly be-
cause he has started q new career
as a singer and he wanted me to
hear him sing. I did. John has
strong baritone, which is now
being aired for the first time in
public at the Shamrock Hotel in
Houston for fabulous Glenn Nc
Carthy-whom Carroll hero wor-
ships.
IF any one tries to hurt Glenn,
they'll have me to fight" says
Johnny fiercely.
Anyway, I heard John sing.
And I say. why, with a voice
like that. have you never been
allowed to sing in pictures?"
"I'll tell you" John replied.
You go to a studio with a voice
and an inferiority complex. When
I make musicals. the producer
tells me so-and-so will dub your
songs. So why should I tell 'em
I can sing myself? If I were pay
ing some one $1,000 a week. I'd
not only let them do the singing,
I'd make 'em do the laundry, too.
I'm so brilliant, so smart. SO
intelligent" continued John
dead-pan -" that I know I'm
stupid. The folks I talk to in
Hollywood are SO stupid. they
think they're SO smart, so bril-
liant. so intelligent. I like TO
make pictures, but I need help to
make the right pictures. I want
to do comedy pictures, with a good
plot. and adventure pictures. And.
of course, I want to sing II pic
tures."
When I first met John. he was
under contract to Metro. He
started there as an extra years
ago, after four years in Europe
studying to be an opera star. In
Italy there were 10000 American
singers who all thought they were
the worlds greatest. After four
years there, I found out that may
be I could get $65 a week in the
chorus at the Metropolitan-and
even then I'd have to wait until a
man dropped dead"
So John, who raced cars in
Evening star., 1951-01-21
HOLLYWOOD.

11S4A4 FvSSAs
There's a vacancy at the tor
OF Hollywood's feminine acting
hierarchy.
Not any one can fill it.
The ideal tenant would be 8
woman between Is and 40. Of
European birth, beautiful, OF
course, and with a slight foreign
accent. She would be worldly
and sophisticated. A tragic smile
a husky whisper and an air
Of mystery would help.
The spot, that Of queen Of the
foreign femmes fatale, has beer
empty since Ingrid Bergman alb
dicated in favor of real life 70.
nance with Italian Director
Roberto Rossellini.
Before her 1t had been held by
such exotic imports as Hedy
Lamar, Marlene Dietrich, Grets
Garbo, Pola Negri and Wilma
Banky. Now it seems likely tt
go begging indefinitely. despite
the presence here of twoscort
talented senoritas. mademoiselles
and frauleins.
The fault is not so much with
them as with the times.
The pendulum of box-offict
popularity has swung toward all.
American girl types as character.
lied by Esther Williams. Betty
Cradle, June Allyson and Eliza.
beth Taylor. Today's fans art
mostly in their teens and 20s
Their tastes, as reflected by the
fan magazines, incline to actresse:
who look and act like the ga
next door.
Ten and 20 years ago wher
adults were the largest block
of moviegoers. it was different
They liked sophisticated sirens
Foreign bellies perhaps reminded
dad of his doughboy days in Gay
Paree." Nom liked to be shocked
by the daring lovemaking o1
Garbo and Simone Simon.
Nine Oscars.
Americas appreciation of theil
brand of glamour is reflected b,
Academy Award Oscars won by
foreign-born actresses. It is out
of all proportion to their mum.
bers.
Excluding the sisters Joan Fon-
taine and Olivia de Havillant
born in Tokyo Of American par.
ents, 8 of the 81 awarded to datt
have gone to non-natives: Claud
cite Colbert, France; Luis
Rainer (who won two). Austria
Vivien Leigh, England; Gree
Carson, Ireland; Ingrid Bergman
Sweden, and Marie Dressler, Nor
ma Shearer and Mary Pickford
Canada.
OF course, most new arrival
quickly become Americanized. Tt
become typed as a certain ma
tionality severely limits the jol
possibilities. One famous excep
ton is Miss Dietrich. who wa!
born In Berlin. She is still tn,
epitome of continental glamou
after two decades In the Holly
woodlands.
The films have always had al
least one star, and often several
to personify European allure. The
greatest was Carlo, whose love
scenes with the cream of Holly
wood leading men set the stand
ard. The tall, deep-voiced Swede
created legend that has survived
10 years of inactivity.
Before her, Pola Negri, "the
Magnificent Pole" sizZled the
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Prison Comp Sketches

George Ziel, Polish-born artist
noted in Europe for concentration
camp sketches he made while a
prisoner during World War II,
will exhibit 20 of his works at
the Dupont Theater Gallery be-
ginning Tuesday. Mr.. Ziel came
to this country in 1949 as a dis
placed person and has been liv-
ing in New York.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
HOLLYWOOD Throne
Goes Unoccupied
Always There Used to Be q Foreign Queen,
But AN-Anericon Girls Replaced Her
By Jack Quigg

screen in pictures simply titled
Passion" and Men" Wilma
Banky, the famboyant Hungarian.
helped to establish Rudolf Valen-
tino as the greatest male lover.
Foreign femfnes had their hey
day in the '30s. Vienna's Luise
Rainer, with a more subtle sort OF
charm. rose quickly to the heights
and then stepped quietly down,
the possessor Of two Academy
Awards. Dolores Del Rio, still a
big star in her native Mexico, SYM
bolized romance south-of- the-bor-
der style. And if you really liked
tabasco, there was her fiery coun-
trywoman, the late Lupe Velez.
Madeleine Carroll and Ida
Lupino were a breath Of England.
Versatile Vivien Leigh came over
from London, too, copped an
Oscar for portraying a Southern
belle in Gone With the Wind"
From Norway there was Sonia
Henie, of the flying skates, and
from France the chic Annabella
and the 100, La, La" girl, Simone
Simon.
Another Carlo?
During the war years the top
spot was shared by Carson and
Bergman. You might include
Rita Hayworth. too. Although
she was born in New York, her
Latin looks and style. inherited
from Spanish parents, put her In
the exotic class.
Today about 40 of the $50
better-known actresses in Holly
wood are foreign-born.
A few of them: England's
Deborah Kerr and Angela Lans-
bury; Ireland's Maureen O'Hara:
Austria's Vanessa Brown and
Lilli Palmer; Sweden's Marta
loren, Viveca Lindfors and Signe
Hasso; Frances Micheline Prelle,
Cecile Aubry and Corinne Calvet:
Czechoslovakia's Vera Ralston
and Florence Marty: Italy's Aida
Valli, Valentino Cortesa and
Marina Berti; Hollands Nina
Foch; the Dominican Republics
Maria Montez: Brazil's Carmen
Miranda, and Canada's Yvone
De Carlo, Alexis Smith, Deanna
Durbin and Ann Rutherford.
Is there Carlo among them?
Time alone will tell.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Perversity's Name
Is Caterpillar
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
What's the best way TO keep a
caterpillar contented?
Pete Smith would like to know
as he's been having a terrible
time getting a caterpillar to cut
a few capers on a piece of lettuce
for a scene in one of his two-reel
comedies.
No human actor can approach a
caterpillar for sheer perverse
temperament. Smith says. They
won't bulge if it's foggy. Tempt
them with fresh green leaves and
they gorge themselves and won't
move.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Complex Gown
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Fashion Designer Walter Punk
ett says Greer Garson's latest
movie gown took Is men three
weeks to complete.
The reason: It's entirely covered
with bugle beads, cut beads and
sequins.
A strapless affair with extra
wide skirt and full train. it was
first cut and fitted. 1t then had
to be ripped apart at the seams,
the individual panels stretched on
frames and beaded and the pieces
sewn together again before Miss
Carson could wear it.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
Todoy's Schedules

AMBASSADOR Operation
Pacific: /, $40, Sis, 7:25
and $40 pm.
CAPITOL- Three Hus-
bands: 1:40, 4:25, 7:10 and
9:55 pm. Stage shows:
$40, 6::25 and 9:10 pm.
COLUMBIA For Heavens
Sake: 1875. $40, $40.
7:45 and $50 pm.
DUPONT-'Difficult Years.:
1870, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40 and
9:45 pm.
KEITH'S-"Never a Dull Mo-
ment":: 1:2O, 3::20, 5:25, 7:30
and 9::35 pm.
LITTLE-"The Sinners:
2:55, sos, 1920 and 9:35
METROPOLITAN Dallas:
1925, 1928, $40. 7:35 and
$40 pm.
NATIONAL-"Let's Dance:
1:2O, 3:20, $40, 1920 and
9::20 pm.
PALACE-"Halls of Monte
yuma: /, $40, $40. 7:3O
and GAS pm.
PIX-"Alibi for a Night:
2:20, 5, TAO and 1920 pm.
PLAYHOUSE -" "Cyrano de
Bergerac": 2:30, $50 and
$3.50 pm.
PLAZA THE Next Voice
You Hear: lis, 3. 4:45,
$50, 800 and 10:05 pm.
TRANS-LUX- Seven Days
to Noon: ITO, 3:20, $50,
TAO and $50 pm.
WARNER -" Operation Pa
cific":: /, 3:05, Sis, 7:25
and 9:40 pm.