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Evening star., 1953-03-26
No Mouner She
On nActing Job
BY the Asseeiafad Prass

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One of the big bores on
the Hollywood beat is hearing
youngsters moan and groan
about how hard movie acting
is. So it's refreshing to talk
to Barbara Stanwyck, who has
no allergy to hard work.
She stepped right of the
sinking Titanic" and into a
costume film called "All ! De-
sire" Next she'll make BLOW
ing Wild" in Mexico with Gary
Cooper and return for a west
ern. "The Moonlighters." But
you don't hear her complain
ing.
"Sure. the hours are a lit
tie rugged" she admitted.
Its not much fun to get up
at $50 in the morning and
return home at 8. But the
pay is good and the work is
stimulating.
II imagine if you wanted to.
you could complain about any
kind of job. I can think Of
no harder work than getting
out a column every day. I
can't even do a satisfactory
job of writing a personal
letter."
Now there's a girl after a
reporters heart.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Hollywood Diary
'HozeI'FIogg' Studied
As Sd Musical
Bv SheiIoh Grnhom

Lex Barker planed to Florida
Monday to visit his ailing father.
He'll join Lana Turner later
in Europe.
At Cy Howard's oscar" fling
for Gloria Grahame, Corinne
Calvet shook hands with Zsa
Zsa Gabor, whom she's suing.
Every one was kissing every
one, except Uncle Miltie Berle
and Mike Romanoff. When Jay
Flippen introduced them, Mike
brushed Berle, who growled-"I
don't know what got into him
except people," Miltie wore
the loudest red-and-white pep
permint-stick shirt I've ever seen.
He thought it was a typical
Hollywood party-but every one
else was dressed normally.
Martin and Lewis will break
in their act IN Glasgow for one
week before hitting the Palla-
dium in London &. Wonder why
Warmers doesn't grab Nanette
Fabrey for High Button Shoes?
She played it nearly two years on
Broadway.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-03-26

great old days when men shot
each other in hot blood.
These are proud men, each
with a lot Of respect and affec-
ton for the other, and the very
elixir of life in their periodic
gun duels. What is more, Yellow
Sky is proud of both Of them
and no town in the west has such
fine loud echoes of the old days
as when these two go cunning
for each other.
The marshal. rather ashamed
of what ne has done. brings the
game to and end by marrying, an
act that makes him unworthy
finally Of the steel of his unre-
generate rival. WatSon's por-
trait of the gusty old gunman is
performance that is the comedy
gem of the year to date and
should be remembered when
Academy award nominations are
being made for 1853. Preston's
marshal is a man never more
than stride behind in the
whole wonderfully funny busi-
ness.
Face to Face" is pretty close
to a must even in the most
seductive OF spring weather.
BULLETIN BOARD: It's
spring, all right Jerry Price
has set the date for the Glen
Echo. park opening. Satur-
day. April 4. that will be. /.
On the second. an invited group
will get a preview of the impress
sive improvements that have
been made since last Labor Day.
The first. full-length sound
film of Shakespeare's Julius
Caesar" made by students at
Northwestern University, near
Chicago, for $4,000, has been
booked for the Apex Theater
March 31-April /. It has been
highly praised by some of the
country's most conservative film
critics. Charlton Heston,
N. U. grad, now Hollywood's most
rapidly rising young male star.
returned to play the Mark An
thony role.
Sunday nights performance
of "Our Town" at Arena Stage
has been chosen as a benefit for
the newly formed women for
Union of the Free" Helen
Hamer, DI. 7-4171, has tickets
for sale. :. Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School dramatists
will offer Shaw's "Pygmalion"
tonight and tomorrow night as
their contribution to Interna-
tional Theater Month. Cur
tain time is 8 pm. It is a
nice note in the observance of
dramas annual festival.
Papa Is ALP will continue as
the Falls Church Community
Theater production through Sat-
urday night. Performances
are being given at the Madison
school auditorium and curtain
time Is $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
National-"Oklahoma!";; $50
pm.
Sam S. Shubert-"Horses In
Midstream"; $3.50 pm.
Arena-"Our Town; $3.50 pm.
Catholic University-"Julius
Caesar; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "Off Limits;
lis 3:20 5:25 1880 and 9:40 pm.
CapitOl-"Kansas City Conf
dential";; II am, 1:45, 4:30, Tbs
and 10 pm. Stage: 1855, $40,
6::25 and 9:10ip.m.
Columbia-"DestinationG Gobi";;
1850 am; 1:50, $3.50, $50, 1850
and $50 pm.
Dupont-"High Noon; /. 2:45.
4:30. Sis, 8 and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Peter Pan; 1858
am. 1:55. 1855. 5:55. 7:55 and
9:55 pm.
Little "Cheri";; 5:45, 7:15,
$50 and 1925 pm.
Macarthur - Angels One
Five; 6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
MetropoIitan-"Hans Christian
Andersen: II am, LOS. $40.
5:15. 1880 and 9:40 pm.
Ontario-"Face to Face; 1:25,
3:35, $50, 1850 and $50 pm.
Palace - THE Presidents
Lady: 11:25 an. 1880, $40,
5:45. 7::50 and 9:55 pm.
Pix-"Parisienne Follies":: 6.
$40 and 1920 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Come Back. Little
Sheba";; 1925 am. 1:25. 3:25.
$50. 7:35 and $40 pm.
Plaza-"Limelight": II am.
lis. $3.50. 5:45. 8 and 1920 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Of tbs
Wedding; 11:10 am, 1855.
2:45, 4:30. 500. $40 and 9:55
pm
Warner-"Of Limits; 1880
am, 1880. $40. $40, TAO and
o:40 pm.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
HOLLYWOOD.

It would have been too ex-
pensive for George Sanders to
leave Italy. Roberto Rossellini
insisted on a $4,000 premium
from George to insure Ingrid
Bergman's picture for two weeks.
Cost to Sanders, with loss of
salary, would be $25, 900. So Mrs.
Sanders (Zsa Zsa) is flying there
instead.
Julie Styne buzzed into the
Beverly Hills Hotel Monday to
discuss Hazel Flagg" as a Sd
movie with Charles Feldman. .
He'll also take a gander at
Night Shade" at the Pasadena
Playhouse with an eye to it's
possibilities as a Broadway pro-
duction.
Larry divers protege, Peter
Finch. moves over to Joan Craw-
ford's Lisbon" after Elephant
Walk" Joan was telling the
writer of the picture" Sudden
Fear made a star out of Jack
Palance. I want Lisbon to make
a star OF me-" -. She's working
from 9 to 6 every day on the film,
which doesn't start for three
months!
Jane Greer has exited from
her film unless an ir-
resistible picture comes along"
Jane and husband Eddie
Lasker will sidestep Europe this
year-"He can't get away from
U. c. L. A." she says, where he
studies law.
Looks like "Jahad" is back on
Maureen O'Hara's English sched-
ule. But ex-mate Will Price, who
started the thing, won't be
around. Ice-skater Belita has
just breezed in from London to
tie up loose ends here. Then she
gets rid Of Hollywood for good.
. Polaroid is making 100000
pairs of glasses a day for Sd
use.
Paging the African Queen!
Douglas Fowley plays a character
called Humphrey Hepburn in
Columbia's Cruising Down the
River"
-
Quote from Metros "All the
Brothers Were Valiant" script:
After the wedding, Taylor
(Robert) has a strenuous Sc
quence on the deck of a 10Th
century whaling ship" Those
brothers had to be valiant!
Phyllis Kinks 4-pound hustle
in the House of Wax" movie
was reduced by half when it
projected too far into the audi
ence. Eve Arden will be leav-
ing for Piccadilly week earlier
than she figured; to catch her
Lady Wants Mink" premiere.
g. . Thirteen-year-old Barbara
Green, daughter of Betty Furness
and Johnny Green, will make her
TV debut on mama's Meet Betty
Furness" show.
Miss France of 1852 is up for
one of the Frenchie roles in
Martin and Lewis in Paris"
The filming of Red Skeletons
T'V show was Cancelled on Sat-
urday. Hope Red isn't sick again.
Liz Whitney is duo-ing again
locally with Dick Lund-at the
Mocambo. And Pat Nerney
is being consistent with Mala
Powers. Mel Torme has de-
cided on the West Coast per-
manently. Candy and the baby
are due here in April. The
wild one-and who else but
Marion Brando?-stood up Peggy
Maley and Mary Murphy for still
photos at Columbia last Friday.
The gals were coiffed, made up.
and furious.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

decade. The other is Stepher
Cranes 1.-THE Bride Comes t6
Yellow Sky" which by the mer-
est of coincidence is a hilarious
parody of High Noon"
They have been produced as q
pair by Huntington Hartford
with the respect and excellence
of taste merited by couple OF
classics in the realm Of brief
dramatic fiction. Each has a
cast chosen with that discern
ment which was so rewarding in
the earlier cases of Quartet
and "Trio." The players, includ-
ing James Mason, Gene Lock-
hart, Robert Preston and Minor
Watson, are actors with a visible
relish for getting their teeth
into something of dramatic or
comic substance.
y \ y
"The Secret Sharer," starring
Mason, is a superbly broody tale
which Conrad enthusiasts rate
among the masters great small
gems.
It is the tale of a youthful
ship captain whose first voyage
has not even begun before he is
confronted by a. dilemma that
threatens disaster. The dilemma
is moral, namely shall the cap
tain accept aboard his vessel a
refugee from a charge of murder
If he does, he will defy the law OF
the sea before he even gets to
sea on his first voyage as master
Once he has heard the ac-
cused's story, however, the cap
tain has no choice as just and
moral man but to risk every
thing to save his dramatic night
visitor. He takes him aboard,
hides him from his own suspi-
cious and threatening crew, de-
f1es a search party from the ac-
cuSed mans ship, and finally
risks the destruction of his own
craft to run the man close enough
inshore among treacherous reefs
to permit his escape.
For all it's brevity. Conrad
packed THE Secret Sharer" with
a superb criss-cross of dramatic
human relationships. Every as
pect of these is captured in the
sensitive direction of John
Brahms and in the performances
of Mason, Michael Pate as the
man whose homicidal act was
forgiven by the captain. and
Gene Lockhart as the small
minded master of the second
ship involved.
~ X
The perfect comedy contrast
for the Conrad classic is pro-
vided in the fine, mocking quality
of 1.-The Bride Comes to Yellow
Sky"
This is High Noon" made
with tongue in cheek, an inspired
epitaph for the unending series
last-of the -bad-men films.
Yellow Sky, one of those sun
withered frontier towns, is DOM
mated by two characters. One OF
these is the marshal, played by
Preston, the other the last OF
the bad men, WatSon'S character.
Were it not for the latter, the
marshal would have nothing to
do. AS it is, he has to be around
on those increasingly rare oc-
casions when the bad man goes
on one of his periodic hinges
and undertakes to relive the
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Four-Duy 'Operu Meet

The National Negro Opera
Company Foundation will hold a
four-day Opera Meet" from to-
morrow through Monday in the
headquarters of the National
Council Of Negro Women. 1918
Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
The Posing Show
Ontorio's Face to Foce'
Blends Two Story Gems
By Joy Cormody

cong short stories have been blended
Of high merit in Face Face which opened yesterday
at the Ontario Theater.
Joseph Conrads "The Secret Sharer"
clamor1ng filmed for than
Evening star., 1953-03-26

FACE TO FACE" an RKo picture
in two parts, produced by Huntington
Hartford tTheasquare) At the Ontario.
John Brahm, screen adaptation by
Aeneas Mackenzie, from the Joseph
Conrad story.
The Cast.
Captain James Mason
Capt. Archbold Lockhart
Swimmer Michael Pate
lst Mate Albert Sharpe
2nd Mate e----------Sean McClory
Ships Cook Alec Hartford
THE BRIDE COMES To Yellow
SKY" directed BY Bretaigne Windust,
screen play by James Agee, from the
Stephen Crane story.
The Cast.
Sherin Robert Preston
Bride -----------Marjorie Steele
saloon eeper----------Olive Carey
Frlsoner----------- Agee
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Offshore Oil Bill Foes
Talk on as Taft Asks
For Vote by Friday

An even higher tide of talk
buffeted a Senate leadership
attempt yesterday to pin fill
buster label on Senators fighting
against State ownership of off,
shore oil lands.
But Republican Leader Taft
brushed aside an opposition ef-
fort to call debate temporarily
so that economic controls legis-
lation could be considered.
Rejecting such a suggestion by
20 Senators battling the bill for
State ownership of submerged
lands. the Ohio Senator said it
would be all right with him if
rent control dies April 30.
While the Eisenhower Admin
1Stration would like to see rent
control authority extended to
September in acute housing
shortage areas, it is mainly in
terested in getting an extension
for scarce materials ALLEGATIONS.
That authority does not expire
until June 80.
Taft Seeks Vote Friday.
Senator Taft, at an unusual
Saturday session yesterday. urged
the Senate to vote by Friday on
the submerged lands bill which
has been debated since April /.
He declared he wanted it
clearly understood that "seri-
Gus f1libuster"i is under way He
said Senators who have uttered
most of the 100000 words to
date and who continue to talk
must he held responsible for
blocking action on controls legis-
Evening star., 1953-04-19

bate on the bill itself was re-
sumed by Senator Kefauver,
Democrat. of Tennessee. In a
four-hour speech he sided with
those who favor Federal owner
ship and development of the SUBJ
merged stretches.
The Tennessee Senator pro-
posed a presidential commission
to study numerous problems con-
nected with the controversy over
Federal or State control of the
submerged lands. Senator Doug
las remarked that such a COM
mission would be IAN excellent
way to get the President off the
hook" The President. he said,
came out for State ownership
during the political campaign
without having had an oppor-
tunity to get to the bottom of
the subject.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Business Groups

Brig. Gen. Louis w. Prentiss'
District Engineer Commissioner
will discuss the ID. c. Long
Range Highway Program" at a
meeting of the District Trucking
Association at a luncheon at
noon Wednesday at the May
flower Hotel.
At the only other business
group event the Southeast Busi-
nessmen's Association will hold
it's annual banquet and dance
at 1880 pm. Tuesday at the
Prince Georges Country Club,
Landover, Md.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

latlon and all other Senate busi-
ness. He repeated his announce
ment that night sessions would
begin tomorrow.
terday's proceedings
whether or not a filibuSter-
turned into a noisy parliament
ary wrangle when Senator Taft
asked unanimous consent for an
agreement to limit speeches to
one hour per Senator starting
Wednesday and then to a total
of six hours after Thursday.
Senator Hill. Democrat, of Ala
bama, a leading opponent of the
bill, reserved the right to OBJ
ject." For more than an hour
he and other opponents con-
tended that a filibuster was
farthest from their thought and
aim.
Further Study Urged.
Senator Hill cautioned Demo-
cratic Senators Holland of Flor
ida and Long of Louisiana that
any sympathy they showed for
moves to limit debate might
boomerang against them if they
wanted to talk at length" on
other issues in the future. Sena-
tors Holland and Long advocate
State ownership of the SUBJ
merged stretches within the
three-mile or other claimed his
toric boundaries of the coastal
States. They supported Senator
Taft's request for a voluntary
limitation.
Senator Douglas, Democrat, of
Illinois and several other op-
ponents of the bill said they
merely wanted to dispel the
'mists of Misrepresentation" that
conceal what they describe as a
give-away bill. There is still a
lot that has to be said to inform
the public. they insisted.
Finally. Senator Hill did OBJ
ject to the Taft request. The de-
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Library Gets Manuscripts
From Deems TAYLOR

Composer and music comenta-
tor Deems Taylor has presented
a large collection of his manu-
scripts to the Library of Congress.
The collection includes 1.-The
Kings Henchmen," which was
first produced in 1927 by the
Metropolitan Opera company
and "Ramuntcho." first produced
in 1912.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
D. c. Reserxists to Trnin

About $50 men in the Districts
317th Infantry Reserve Regiment
will begin a two-week training
course July S at Camp Pickett,
Va. the organization announced
yesterday. The unit is COM
manded by Col. Norborne P.
Beville. The group will study
company level tactics and will be
Joined by about so recruits from
other District Units.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Communist Foe to Talk

Rabbi BENJAMIN Schultz, ex-
ecutive director of the American
Jewish League Against Commu-
nism. Inc, will speak on the in
filtration of communism into re-
ligion. at meeting of the Ma
tional Co-ordinating Committee
to Defeat Communism at 8:15
pm. tomorrow in the Washing
ton Post auditorium, 1915 I
street NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Dormitory Plan Pushed

Washington College, Chester
town. Md. is pushing plans for
a new girls dormitory. Alumni
have subscribed $25O,000 of the
$400,0 900 goal.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
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Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
Democratic Women
To Meet November "a
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was employed by the Kansas Leg
islature and in 1884 became a teller
in the Richland (Kansas) State
Bank, being elevated to assistant
cashier of the bank a year later
and to it's presidency in 1888.
In 1886, Mrs. Gray became Dem
Ocratic National Committeewoman
for Kansas and in 1947 was named
as vice-president of the Democratic
Midwest Conference. Since 1910
she has owned and managed a
general store and grain elevator
in Richland as well as seven farms
in that locality. She served as
Volunteer Savings Bond chairman
for Shawnee County, Kansas, dur
ing the last war; is a director of
the All Club of Monmouth Town
ship and is treasurer of the town
ships Farm Bureau. She is a men,
ber of the Upsilon Chapter, Alpha
Phi Sorority.
Admittance to the dinner will
be by tickets at one dollar each
plus a covered dish. Tickets are on
sale by all committeewOmen and
men in the "a election districts in
Sussex.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
Birthday Party

Sharon Ann Marshall celebrated
her seventh birthday with a party,
November 18th, at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pansy
Belts, Sr. Those present were her
mother, Esther Marshall, Dickey
Belts, Mrs. Jessie MalOney and
sons, Herbert and Kenny, Mrs.
Elsie Hendricks and children, Billy,
Brenda, and Diane, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Jester and son, Carl, Mr..
Harry Jester, great-grandfather of
Sharon, Mrs. Elizabeth Jester, Mr.
and Mrs. William Jester and son,
Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Esposita
and son, Michael, of MillsborO, Miss
Kathleen Fowler of Georgetown,
Mrs. Arley Webb and children,
Billy, Linda Ann, Ruth and Jimmy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Clendaniel
and son, Garry Lynn, Sandra Tell,
Frances Welsh, Kathleen Nevins,
Margaret Keene, Nancy Lynn, Judy
Jefferson, Dee Rulings, Susan and
Lauren McColley, Allan Jester and
Jackie Tribbett. The color scheme
used for decorating the dining
room was pink and white. The
centerpiece was a huge birthday
cake. Sharon received many beau
tiful and useful gifts. At late
hour, after an. abundance of ice
cream and cake, the guests depart
ed, wishing Sharon many more
happy birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
Bandana FOllieS
In Production

The Third Annual Bandana Fol-
lies is swiftly materializing into a
show that promises to be bigger
and better than the previous years
shows.
. Specialties this year will feature
songs by Paul Lynch, Lincoln;
Song and taps by Jack Hill from
Ocean View; Tap routine, Jack
Leverage, Milton; MyrOn Mezick,
the director, will sing "Shadrack"
and Mrs. Mezick will do a number
you can't afford to miss, 'Edie Was
A Lady.
SNOWFALL Bill Bradley, doing
"Thompson's Mule" will make you
hold your sides and roar with
laughter. A change in pace is pro-
vided by SluefOOt Russell Bradley,
who will bring you a song entire
ly different from the usual Minis
trel numbers. Eight Ball Harvey
ShOckley will sing that uproarious
account of the woes of a fellow
who WED 300 Pounds. Hambone
Burk Jones brings you the rOllick-
ing song, How Come You Do Me
Like You DO". TambO, Ralph
Tucker, wOOs the young ladies
with his version of Baby Face.
Smoky Logan LeCOmpte gives
another change of pace with the
ballad, Lucky Old Sun.
Back in the Taps department,
Bonnie Lee Tucker does her intri-
cate tap and song routine.
In the instrumental division
Paul Lynch, Bill Prettyman and
Cal Clendaniel will entertain with
syncOpated rhythm. Also in the in
strumental line, the saxophone
artistry of Wilson Morgan will be
sure to please.
Tickets are on sale for the show
held on December 2, 3, and 4. Con-
tact members of the Glass of Pro-
mise for tickets. Adults, 75c; chill
dren, SOC. Phone Mrs. Logan Le-
Compile, Milford 8469; Mrs. Ralph
Hunt, Milford 1854; or Mrs. Rich
ard Clendaniel, Milford 1855.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
Phil Jacobs Attending
Insurance School

Philip r. Jacobs of Milford, is one
of 40 agents attending the Sales
Training School being conducted by
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
of Columbus, Ohio, from November
Is to 20 at the Hotel Ten-Eyck, AL
bany, New York.
Mr.. Jacobs has qualified for this
school by completing the study of
Books 1, and 3 of the companies
basic sales training course, which
is designed to help the agent render
better service to his pOlicyhOlders.
In this school, which is one of a
series of training courses held per-
iOdically by the companies, partic-
ular emphasis will be placed on
the study of new developments in
the insurance industry.
Philip r. Jacobs is a local repre-
sentative of the Farm Bureau Mu-
tual Automobile Insurance Com
pany, Farm Bureau Mutual Fire
Insurance Company and Farm Bu-
reau Life Insurance Company.