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be two different things. Some
thing of "Androcles" has been
lost in this, the fourth Gabriel
Pascal production of a Shaw
script, and the suspicion is that
1t got crushed in the grandeur
Of the production. In other
words, the master Satirist ap-
pears to be the victim Of Pascal's
over-enthusiaSm to make a COM
edy "Quo VadiS."
This is not to say that Shaw,s
spirited, full-bodied account of
the duel between Caesar and the
early Roman Christians is en-
tirely negated by the scale of the
film. There are inevitable mo-
ments when it sparkles with wit
and warmth as if to demonstrate
that it is impossible even for
Hollywood to overwhelm a writer
Of ShaW's dimensions.
Pascal has cast his "AndrocleS"
almost as lavishly as he re-
created ancient Rome. Among
the top players he employs are
Jean Simmons, Maurice Evans,
Victor Mature and Robert New
ton. It is in his long search for
q proper Androcles that the pro-
ducer of the Trans-Lux film
failed most signally.
Here he came up with Come
dian Alan Young, a good enough
young man on his own level, but
hardly of a stature to represent
the small, bumbling Christian
who made a mishmash out of
what was to have been Caesars
greatest circus day. There is
much more to Androcles than
Young manages to suggest and
the missing parts are truly sorely
absent from Shaw''S brilliant
harlequinade.
-
Even in the grandeur that is
Pascal'S and RKO's ancient
Rome, "AndrocleS" manages to
catch dramatic and amusing
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Hollywood Diary
Queens Film Choice
Disn1oys London
By SheiIoh Grohom

last week-not TVS but full
length features! :. Mrs. Norman
Krasna. the former Mrs. AL Jol-
son, in the big preview crowd at
Don Loper's fashion show, was
wistfully eying the dresses she'll
buy after the baby arrives. It
won't be long now.
Elizabeth Taylor won't get
down to fighting weight in time
for "All the Brothers Were
Valient." just like we said. Liz
was $50 when she entered the
hospital, 131 when she came out.
Now she's lit, but seven more to
go-slowly. Oracle Allen is
very i'll with flu.
OF Master Hitchcock has done
it agai with "I Confess" Took
me hours to simmer down from
the suspense. And this film
puts Anne Baxter right on top
of the heap. Looks beautiful,
too. Everyone in 1t is good
Monty Cliff, Karl Maiden, Dolly
Haas. everyone.
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Funny how Linda Darnell and
Gene Tierney follow each other.
Gene. who goes with Ally Khan,
who used to go with Linda, has
agreed to make a picture for
Senor Amato, Sonora Darnell's
current pash. Teitelbaum's
$25. 900 first full-length sapphire
blue mink coat was too expensive
for the movie queens. It went to
Mrs. Scherry Harrah of Reno.
Dick Conte has optioned
prince Bart" due next month
on the bookStallS, for possible
stage use for self and wife Ruth.
Yvonne de Carlo has left her
private paradise here for Para
disc" in London with Alec GUM
ness. New twosome here
aboutS-Joan Crawford and
George Jessel at the Bar Of Mu-
sic giggling, over Arthur Blake's
cutupS.
(Released By NANA.)
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HOLLYWOOD


London has been abuzz over
Queen Elizabeth's choice of Rene
Claire'S Les Bellies De Mutt"
movie for the French film festi-
val in London this week. One
scene has Gina Llolobrigida step
ping into a bath with nothing on.
Rene refuses to cut it. The QueS-
ton is, can the Queen attend?
/. MARITIME Carol, one of the
bellies in the Claire picture. is
currently screaming because she's
called Frances Lana Turner"
Paramount few English Novel;
iSt Leslie Storm to Ceylon to
make sure that Dana Andrews
is properly British for Elephant
Walk" Afraid to leave it to
German-born Director William
Dieterle. Star Vivien Leigh
with Dana and the rest of the
cast will be here the first week
in March to finish the picture.
! The cancan dance in Warmers
House of Wax" may melt the
picture. Robert Montgomery
Is due here any day now to film
his TV shows.
X \ y 4
Jackie Barnett had a new nose
every morning for his Jimmy
Durante portrayal in 'The Eddie
Cantor Story" He's autograph
ing them for pals.
A producers. 17-year-old son
was reading the classics in comic
books and after skimming LES
Miserables" and tale of Two
Cities" enthused, Gee, Dad,
these would make great movies"
Dick Burton's frau, Sybil, has
taken of with Mildred Jaffe for
a week of plays in New York.
And today Jean Simmons
and Burton do their first cinema
scope tests for "The Robe" I.
Pasadena graduate Earl Holli-
man made q test at Warmers
with Burt Lancaster. And Hal
Wallis is also bidding for the
big boy. How about Kent
Taylor for Victor Saville's Mickey
Spillane series?
The snow hasn't been too good
at Aspen, but they propped Lana
Turner on a pair of skis last
week and took pictures anyway.
1t would be a shame to go all
that way with Lex Barker for
nothing.
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Sign Of the new times: Actor
Paul Marion made three pictures
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Even in the grandeur that is
PascarS - and RKO's - ancient
Rome, "AndrocleS" manages to
catch dramatic and amusing
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The Cast.

glints of what Shaw had to say.
What he had to say, Of course, Is
that Caesars decadent court
never actually had a chance
against the quiet dignity and
faith of the Christians meant for
the arenas hungry lions.
This was a moral duel of con-
siderable scope and many Of the
performers in the pictures cast
manage to suggest it. One Of
these is pretty Miss Simmons as
a princess of the blood who is
ready to shed the last corpuscle
of it for Christianity. She is a
beauty with a brain, as well as
devoutneSS, and she is capable
of taking on the most artful of
Caesars minions on any terms
the latter may choose. Another
character worthy of Shaw's sta
ture, at least in the early part
of the film, is the ferociouS Fer
rovious played by Robert Newton.
Newton's man-eating evange-
list who becomes neurotic learn
ing to turn the other cheek is a
brilliant asset to "Androcles." as
are the querulous Caesar played
by Evans; the romantic Captain
Of Mature; the virago wife of
Androcles by Elsa Manchester;
and the simpering playboy Len
tulus assigned to Reginald Gar
diner.
These are generally impressive
specimens of Shaw'S amusing an
clients and they do much to con-
ceal the inadequacy of the Ounce
like Androcles so pallidly played
by Young.
Chester Erskine who directed
Pascal's "Androcles" operates
quite visibly on the, premise that
if he is to redeem the wit of the
Shavian dialogue, he will have
to pull it out from under the
overpowering architecture Of the
production. This is a sound
premise but a sounder one would
have been to pull down the
architecture.
In the course of the march Of
the Christians to Rome, he finds
opportunity to stress enough of
the passive resistance of the
Christians to make the Romans
look ridiculous in a number Of
scenes. He also gets a strong
flavor of irony into the court
scenes in which Caesar and his
playboys suffer their first feel
ings of doubt and disquiet in
the face of Christian resigna-
'tion.
The rescue of these shining
bits and pieces of the fantasy,
including Lavinia's explanation
Of the logic of martydom and
Caesars argument against it, IS
not enough however. One is left
with the conviction that too
much Of it is dissipated in the
imitation of Androcles by Young.
His is a strictly vapid Androcles,
a portrait that falls far short
of the memorably rounded one
created a few years ago on
Broadway by Ernest Truck.
Yet if it misses being the SUI
per-satire for which Shaw'S ad-
mirers legitimately hoped, "An-
drocles" is not totally lacking in
merit In it's best moments, when
it is most purely Shavian, it is
delightful in it's implications Of
how very amused Shaw was by
the duel between the early mar
.tyrs and their ultimate victims.
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Potrice Gets q Man
HOLLYWOOD,

Pretty Patrice Wymore got
the hero in real life when she
married Enrol Flynn. but Pat
makes her first movie conquest
in Warner Bros Technicolor
production, THE Man Behind
the Gun" She wins Randolph
Scott in the picture.
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The Passing Show
'AndrocIes at Trons-Lux
A Shadow of Real Self
By Joy ccrmody

"Androcles the which opened yesterday at the
Trans LUX Of the wtest plays Bernard
and movie script should tower above other
comedies.
Nevertheless should do and actually does turn out to
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sANDRoCLES AND THE LION" an
cal. directed by Chester Erskine, screen
adaptation by Erskine and Ken Englund
from the play by George Bernard Shaw.
At the Trans-IliX.
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Evening star., 1953-10-25

background. All little girls love to
Imitote erown-ups. and Renne got
right into the spirit Of high fashion
with traditional models gestures,
complete with deodpon look and
stylized arm and leg movements.
ChiIdren's ooots modelled by Renne
ore in several new wool fobrics; other
models clothes. though fashionable,
we're selected principally os back
ground
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STARTING YOUNG

WHAT mother likes, daughter oso
will like So reasoned fashion
photographer assigned to do pictures
Of some coot styles for the younger
set. Insteod Of letting 6-yeor old
model Renne Coil Jorrett assume the
ortIess poses Of childhood, the pho
toeropher suggested thot, for
change Of pooe. she initote the high
style postures of successful model
Eunice Shermon, who oppeored in the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
Retreat Planned AT
Cumberland Church

The fourth annual weekend
retreat at the Cumberland Meth
odist church will be held Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, according
to Rev. David Hively, pastor.
An interesting program has
been prepared beginning at 7:3O
Friday night, with a get
acquainted hour.
Miss Annette Monroe, Musk.
ingum college student, will be
the speaker Saturday morning
Special music will be furnished
that evening by Bertram Rowe
of GAINESVILLE.
Sunday morning, DR.. King OF
the Muskingum college faculty
will be in charge of the old
fashioned love feast.
All members and their fam
lilies are invited to attend any
or all these events.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
TIMES FOR HOLDING
COURTS OF APPEALS,
A N 1874
STATE OF OHIO.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRI(
rnJTDT ON DDIH c

COURT OF APPEALS
1t is ordered that the time of the
beginning Of the terms of the Court
of Appeals Of the several counties in
said
ASHTABULA COUNTY on the 18th
day of February and the 23rd day
of August;
CARROLL COUNTY on the 3rd day
of May and the 9th day of Novem-
CoLUMBIANA COUNTY on the 9th
day of May and the 9th day of No
GEAUGA COUNTY on the 18th day
of February and the 25th day OF
HARRIsoN COUNTY on the 2eth
day of April and the lst day of Mo-
JEFFERSON COUNTY on the 18th
day of May and the 22nd day of No
vember;
LAKE COUNTY on the 10th day of
February and the oath day of Au
MAHoNING COUNTY on the 18th
day OF, March and the 22nd day of
MONROE COUNTY on the 9th day
Of April and the 4th day of Novem-
NOBLE COUNTY on the 27h
day of April and the 4th day of
November;
PORTAGE COUNTY on the 18th
day of February and the Goth day Of
August
TRUMBULL COUNTY on the lst
day of March and the 9Th day of
September:
Said terms to begin at 1000 o'clock
a. m. except Noble County at | 80
LYNN b. GRIFFITH
FINER r. PHILLIPS.
M. c. NICHOLS.
Judges.
Flied in the Court Of Appeals, Noble
County. Ohio. September %, 1883
JOHN II. SNYDER Clerk.
CERTIFICATE
l. John II. Snyder, Noble County
Clerk of Courts. certify that the
above is the correct time for the
holding of Courts of Appeals, A.
d 1854, for Noble County.
JOHN H. SNYDER,
Clerk Court of Appeals.
Noble County. Ohio
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
Major Improvement
Continued from page one)

These permanent improve
ments were deemed the best
over the installation of flash
boards, since the latter would
only be of a temporary nature.
In addition to Lawrence King,
the services of Engineer Walter
Woodford will also be available
to the village at a considerable
savings, thru the interest of
Cleveland Graphite Bronze
Company, where he is employed.
Due to the natural rock forma-
ton in the structural position of
the spillway, it will lesson the
amount of concrete work to be
accomplished in the future,
The huge wash-outs or holes
now in the spillway, as the
result of water erosion, will be
filled with the rock debris taken
from the area when the spill
way is Widened.
The water level is now seven
feet below the spillway crest,
which means a loss of nearly
70,000,000 gallons of water.
Buckley said that definite
report as to the estimate of the
proposed improvements would
be obtained from Lawrence
King Immediately and the i'm
provementS will begin as quickly
as possible.
When completed, the water
supply should be more than
ample and much larger than
when the reservoir was tlrs'
actually constructed.
Fire Department
The council approved payment
of two gas masks for the locaI
fire department, which had pre-
| viously been ordered.
They also ordered a new
adding machine or calculator fol-
the clerks office.
Under the provisions OF new
law, the salary of Mayor John
son was fixed at $1,000 pei
month and he must now turr
over all fees in his court to the
village.
There is possibility that an
other day policeman will bt
added to the force and Nigh
Marshal Willis Ralph has re
quested that he be given con
sideration. However, the matte
has been tabled for the present.
Mayor Johnson told the coun
Gil that he had been notified by
Max Farley of the state highWa,
department that they Woult
vacate the former highway de
partment garage, now owned b,
the village, in very near future
They plan to construct a stee
fabricated building on thel
present location to house thel
equipment. The building is nov
the present home of the Cald
we'll fire department.
In order to relieve the drain
age problem on OaklaWl
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
LEGAL NOTICE

T. M. Evans, whose last known ad-
dress was C 10 H. K. Porter Company,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and whose
place of residence is unknown, will
take notice that on the End day OF
September, 1853. Plaintiffs filed their
petition against him in the Court of
Common Pleas of Noble County. Ohio,
the same being Cause No 9345 in
said Court for the quieting of title TO
the following described real estate:
Situated IN Sections Numbered 10
and Is in the Township of Jackson,
County OF Noble and State of Ohio.
and bounded substantially as follows
On the North by the lands of one
"a Yarnell heirs two (2) Manifold;
On the East by the lands of one ID
Jeffers and Wilson two t2) Z. r. JET
fers:
On the South by the lands of one
a. Jeffers and Manifold two t2)
Smith:
On the West by the lands of Gore
and Vaughn two (2)> Smith.
The prayer of said petition is for
the quieting OF the title to said real
estate and for other equitable relief.
Said defendant is required to an
sWer said petition ON or before the
l4th day of November, 1853, or judg-
ment will be taken against him
ALFRED L. BROWN,
ERMA l.. BROWN.
Plaintiffs
w. o. Chapel, Attorney for Plaintiffs
Barnesville, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
Teachers Enjoy
Workshop Tour

More than 100 men and women
including the teachers in the
Noble county and Caldwell
school systems, participated in
the Workshop in Conservation
Education last Friday, Oct. 2.
County Superintendent H. c.
Secrest gave the opening address
to the group, after they assem-
bled at BatesviIle school at $50
a. m. Caldwell Superintendent
P. D. Cannavan also gave a
short address.
At $50, they proceeded on the
field trip, after hearing short
talks by c. w. Mcknight, area
conservationalist, and Robert
Finlay.
Stops on the Richard Starr
farm in Beaver township includ-
ed instruction in soils, conserva-
ton practices and planning, for
estry and Wildlife management.
After lunch at the Caldwell
grade school, the following spoke
to the group: Floyd Henderson,
county agent; Herbert Black
burn, chairman of the Noble
Soil Conservation Board of Sup
ervisors: Robert Finlay and Miss
Ethel Pryor of the Caldwell high
school faculty.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
Ohio Power Tour
Scheduled Oct. 9
Rrookfield Mines
Will Be Visited

The annual tour of Noble
county strip mine reclamation
areas, is scheduled for this Fri
day, Oct. 9. 1t is sponsored by
the Ohio Power company.
Special invitations to join the
tour have been sent out to
county officials, agricultural
leaders, Chamber of Commerce
officials, etc.
The reclaimed areas will be
visited during the morning and
at noon a luncheon will be serv-
ed to the group in Cumberland.
The Ohio Power company has
continued stripping operations
in the Brookfield township vic
Unity at the end of World War
II. The fuel mined at the pits
has been used to feed the large
generating plants Of the COM
pany. The Ohio Power company
serves approximately $4,000
customers in 81 Ohio counties.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08

Balls market, supplies, $5.05;
Amos Franklin, coal for court
house, $50.4O.
Ohio Fuel Gas Co., gas, $3.43;
General Telephone Co., phone
bills, $108.3O; General Telephone
Co., phone bill, $3345; Caldwell
Lumber and Builders Supply,
supplies, $18.65; Barnhart's Shell
Service, telegram to Decatur,
Ind, $50; Sinclair Refining Co.,
sheriff's account, $5.82; Stand
ard Oil Co., sheriffs account,
$20.33.
Rocky Glen sanatorium, sana-
torium treatment, $225.00; Far
ley-Yontz insurance, insurance
premium on court house, $14760;
Frank Reed insurance, insurance
premium on court house, $30741;
Wendt- Bristol Co., rabies vac
cine, $l208; Ruth M. Shields,
care of two patients, $1,000; Co.
lumbus Workhouse Dr., keeping
prisoners for September, $72.00.
For the boarding of county
children:
It. M. McVay, $4,000; Mother
Clare, $4,000; Goldie Laughlin,
$4,000; Pauline Boerd, $4,000;
Maxine Addlesburger, $26.42;
Martin w. Shafer, $4,000; Ray
mond Wheeler, $32.13; Ruth
Leasure, $4,000; Mrs. Carr Rog-
ers, $500; Thelma Rowlands,
$8.42; Virginia Doan, 1874.
For food and clothing for
county children:
William Hill store, $5457; H.
c. Jordan, $3.50; William Hill
store, $8038; Highman's General
store, $4,000; McVay funeral
home (medical for relief, $500;
Balls Cash Market, $4,000; How
ard Archer, $1,000; James and
Quick, $12.70; George K. Mar
quis, $4,000; H. c. Jordan,
$3.50; Kroger's $4,000; B. L.
Marquis, $1,000; M. & K. store,
$2400; Andy Hill, coal for relief,
$12.87.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
hey have 81 grandchildren and % great grandchildren

avenue, the council will install
a ten foot steel culvert there and
they feel this should solve that
existing problem to the property
owners.
All members Of the council
were present at this meeting,
including Carl Johnson, who has
been officially notified by Mayor
Johnson that he cannot serve
in this capacity since he has
moved outside the corporation
limits.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
Dexter Students
Al New Concord

Two graduates of the 1853
class of the Dexter City high
school have enrolled at Musk
ingum College, New Concord,
for the coming year.
They are Donnie Thesis, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Thesis,
of the Crooked Tree community
and Bill Webber, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Webber, of Dexter
City.
Both are taking an engineer
ing course. Webber was the
salutatorian and president of his
class. He was awarded a schol-
arship to Muskingum for being
SalutatOrian.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
NOTICES
LOCAL HAULING

LOCAL HAULING - Byesville
No. 7 lump and stoker coal,
coal from Haines & Lawrence,
Moscrip, Boyd & Palmer mines.
Amos Franklin, 402 E. Main ST.,
Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 207-W.
Call in evenings, or leave orders
at Gill's Barber Shop. 8tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 5948
Estate of Elizabeth Dilley,
Deceased

Estate of Elizabeth Dilley,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Ruth
Blake Quick, of SSH North Kenmore.
Chicago, Illinois, has been duly ap-
pointed eXecutriX of the estate of
Elizabeth Dilley, deceased, late of
Caldwell, Noble County. Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 5th day of October. 1858.
W. V. ARCHER,
Acting Probate Judge of said County
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
NtIoN INU. JJTJ
Estate of George Zaleha.

Estate Of George Zaleha.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that John
Zaleha, of Ava, Ohio. r. F. D. l. has
been duly appointed administrator of
the estate of George Zaleha, deceased
late of Noble Township, Noble Coun-
ty. Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months.
Dated This 9th day of October. 1858.
w. V. ARCHER,
Acting Probate Judge of said County
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08

NOTICE. have taken over the
Wilbur l.. Devoll garage repair
shop business in Caldwell, Ohio.
See me for general repair work,
welding, body and fender work.
Franklin Hardesty. IS IA Is
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08

WHY WORRY if afflicted with
any skin disease? Ask about
V-J-O. Gillespie's Drug Store,
Caldwell, Ohio. 22pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08

NOTICE-COAL hauling. Trash
and garbage hauling. and light
hauling of all kinds. William
Wells. Phone Caldwell 725-F-31.
13tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-08
Routine And Relief Bills Allowed T or
Payment By County Commissioners

County bills paid by the county commissioners their meeting
Monday follows according the minutes of the meeting
Rodney Williams keep of Sammy Dye, $5500 Journal ad
versing Leader advertising for coal bids
c. $50