Evening star., 1951-11-12

II feeling that the bubble may
break.
! Rita Hayworth, the most strik-
ing beauty perhaps of the lot,
whose first conversation with this
reporter several years ago. was
devoted exclusively to her daugh-
I ter Rebecca.
! Katharine Hepburn. the crisp
est. trimmest minded actress
anyone is likely to meet.
Judy Holiday, one of the most
intelligent girls anywhere, and
most amusing.
Mercedes McCambridge, an awe
some tornado of intensity.
/ Michele Morgan, who liked be-
ing called Mike when she, came
here a few years ago to attend a
Presidents Birthday Ball.
! Susan Peters, the braveSt girl
anyone ever met.
| Thelma Ritter whose gustiness
Off screen is as impressive as
when she is at work.
/ Rosalind Russell, with whom
conversation may not be an art
but with whom it is more gay
than with almost anyone else.
{ Ann Sheridan, who does not eat
desserts herself Cor did not) but
who will order duplicate of your
own on the theory you might
want two.
Marta loren, grave and gra-
cious girl who keeps making it
seem all right that you never
were lucky enough to meet Garbo.
j.. Esther Williams, the breeziest,
most fortnight actress of her
generation who is not at all
sqeamiSh about the things she
thinks funny, and who knows
sports better than any other Hol-
lywood beauty.
Theresa Wright. whose charm
ing equivalent every man should
have as a sister.
= That's the list, from the BIS
through the W's, and although it
is not what Boxofflce wanted, it
is the. first time this department
ever got so close to tabulating
the names of its favorite person.
alities among the actresses it has
met.
Other things: Two Olney sum-
mer theater tryouts are among
the biggest current hits on Broad
way. They are "The Four
poster" which was praised by
the local critics. and Music in
the Air." which was less entl1usi-
astically received. =. Warner
Bras. has changed the title of
Retreat, He'll" to you Can't
Stop the Marines" =. Bob Hope
and Mickey Rooney have, been
joined by Eddie Mayehoff in the
cast of 1.-The Military Policemen."
+. Both will knows they have
been up against an expert 'cbme-
dian. -. Paramount is. looking
for, a magician to portray the
late, great Harry Houdini in the
1latter's biographical film due
next spring, 80. Aineedle in a
haystack would be easier to find.
:. ga Street Car Named Desire, :"
now in its sixth week at the
Metropolitan Theater here, has
set a record at the Warner The
ater in New. York. =. It is in
| its eighth week there. :. Accord
ing to 'Sheilah Graham, Zsa- -Zsa
Gabor was warned by her mother
that mo. girl in her right mind
would marry an actor.
| ',x'xt+ 4
| Bulletin board: A new play,
Ladder to the Noon will follow
the. run of She Shops to Con-
quer". at the Arena iTheater.
1t .dealsi with the feud between
Alexander Hamilton and Aaron
Burr, a pair of the tmost famous
feudists, and will open. on Novem-
Der 20. :. Washington Circle play
erS will present a new play, SBona-
venture" in three performances
iat Hurney Hall, Eighth knd N
streets. on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights of this week. q.
Films vs.. Television" will 'be the
program subject at Wednesdays
luncheon meeting of the Wash
I ington Film Council. The
session will be- held at the
iYWCA. starting at 1890 pm.
]. /. Ring Around Elizabeth" a
! -three-act comedy, will be- pre-
Isented by the Arlington Players
\ tomorrow and Wednesday nights
lat Fellowship Hall, Arlington
Methodist Church. "All in
Fun the soldier-WAC musical
revue which began it's zestful life
at Fort Myer, will play one per-
formance tomorrow night at Fort
Meade -. The following night
the company will set up for a
performance at Arlington Hall