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Evening star., 1953-01-15

THE CLOWN" a Goldwyn-
Mayer picture, priduced by William H.
Wright. directed by Robert z. Leonard,
sscreenplay by Martin Rackin. adaptation
py Leonard Praskins: from story by
Frances Marion. At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
The Cast.
By Harry Macarthur

Some fellows painted burnt
sienna and clad in buckskin
pants. burlap aprons and braided
black wigs are impersonating
some well-known Indians in the
new screen attraction at Keith's.
The most famous of those scam
pering through the woods and
rowing on the lakes is the one
in the title role, since the film
is "Hiawatha." based on the
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
poem. Minnehaha, Nokomis and
others are present, of course, in
the Monogram film.
"Hiawatha" ought to make the
young quite happy. What effect
it may have on the elders pressed
into escort service is something
else again. It probably can't do
any harm. It is morally sound,
drawing a clear-cut, black-and-
white difference between right
and wrong. It is right to be a
good neighbor. It is wrong to
declare war on the people next
door solely because you suspect
they are thinking of declaring
war on you.
Hiawatha, naturally, repre-
sents right. while the surly Pau
Puk Keewis pronounced in the
Greek manner, Papakee 'wis) rep
resents wrong. The elders (Ojib-
way. that is, not the ones who
brought the kids send Pau Puk
keewis and pair of friends on
scouting party into the Illinois
territory. He sends arrows into
a few Of the Illini in hope Of
stirring up a war.
Meanwhile. Hiawatha is of
with a pair of his friends scout
ing the Dacotahs. And, say, he
has some adventures. Gets into
a wrestling match with a bear
and is saved by a Dacotah who
considered him overmatched.
While being nursed back to
health his eye falls upon the
daughter of the man who has
saved him, Minnehaha. Tells
her she is the prettiest girl he
ever has seen, which isn't say
ing much, since she is the first
girl to turn up in the picture.
Anyhow, Hiawatha vows to re-
turn and sets out to bring a mes
sage OF peace to his Ojibways.
Pau Puk Keewis has some more
treachery in store, but you know
who wins peace and wins the
Ojibways over to accepting a
Dacotah name of Minnehaha.
Vincent Edwards plays Hia-
watha quite acceptably and
Yvette Dugay is fetching
enough Minnehaha. The others
are distinguished chiefly by being
painted a uniform shade of
brown, which is set off by some
handsome green scenery in the
Cinecolor photography. The
script is distinguished among
films about Indians, by having
not one Of them emit an ugh. "
This may have been out of nee
essity, Of course. Most of the
players have enough trouble with
American language dialogue,
without trying to give ugh"
some meaning.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Stage.
National-"The Fourposter::"
$3.50 pm.
Sam s. Shubert-"Josephine"::
$3.50 pm.
Arena-"All Summer Long,:
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Thunder in the
East: l, sos, Sis. 1920 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol-"The Clown; IL
am, LAS, 4:30, 7:15 and 10 pm.
Stage: 1855, $40. 6:25 and
9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Stars and Stripes
Forever: IL am, 12;45. 2:35.
4:30, $40. 8:15 and 1905 pm.
Dupont-"High Noon; !. 2:45,
4:30, 6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Keith's "Hiawatha";; 1920
am, 1880, 1885. $40, 7:45 and
$3.50 pm.
Little-"The Promoter: $40.
8:05 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan-"Ride the Man
Down; 11:40 am, lao. $40,
5:40. 7:40 and $40 pm.
Ontario-"Road to BALI: 1885,
S:45, $50. 7:50 and $3.50 pm.
Palace-"Ruby Gentry; 11:40
am. 1:40, 3:45, 5:45, 1850 and
9:55 pm.
) Pix - Life and Loves of
Tschaikovsky"; 6:15 and 9:55
pm.
Playhouse - High Noon:
11:15 an, /, 2:45, 4:30. $40,
$40 and 10 pm.
Plaza-"The Promoter: IL
am. 1885, 2:10. 3:45, $40. z,
$40 and 10:15 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Fourposter";;
II am, /. 3:15, $50, 7:45 and
10 pm.
Warner Thunder in the
East; 1885 am, 1:40, 3:45,
$3.50, 1850 and 9:40 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Hollywood
Diary
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.

41IC CIlt4C OGdI ID oOIIl
bunch - Ira Gershwin, Moss
Hart and Harold Arlen-flew
in with Judy Garland. But the
picture won't roll until July. ;.
David Selznick and Jennifer
Jones checked into the st. Moritz
suite vacated by the Gregory
Pecks. Lex Barker turned
down six fan-magazine layouts
last week with Lana Turner. It's
wise boy who knows what his
love life will be doing three
months hence.
Wonder who gets custody of
that $1,000 dress Dan Daley
bought last week in Beverly?
Dan was with Susie Zanuck
again at the Cherio Room on
La Cienga night before last. And
it's official now that he won't be
marrying Beetsie Wynn.
X y X II
Churchill's visit to Ike was to
tell him-among other things
that Queen Elizabeth has invited
him to attend the coronation.
Little Joan Reynolds has an
overactive press agent. He's
planted tests at 20th-Fox, Para
mount and Metro. How many
satisfactory tests can one little
girl make in a week?
Shelley Winters told the world
and his wife on the Lux show
that Vittorio Gassman will be
touring this country in Ham
let" She didn't say it, but she'll
be his Ophelia-or else.
If only Bing Crosby will agree
to make White Christmas at
any time, Paramount will hold
it's production to team HIM with
Dan Daley, Joanne Gilbert and
Rosemary Clooney, like we told
you.
If Dana Andrews wants to
scram out of doing 1.-THE Sea
Devil" IN Germany, he should
think twice because producer
Jules Buck cabled his lawyer,
Harold Berkowitz, to take action
If he does. Says they have an
agreement plus carroborating
correspondence. When RKO
picked up Robert Ryan's option,
he made a new deal with the
studio-for only one picture a
year-the rest free-lancing.
4 X y 4
Hopalong Cassidy rode Topper
right into the Palladium to greet
Adolph Zukor, his first boss, on
the latter's 80th birthday. Bill
was the juvenile in Paramount's
1919 "Volga Boatman." Small
fry in England, Italy, Norway and
hoppy craze via television.
"All About Eve" history may
repeat itself with Bette Davis.
Her understudy in "Two's Com
pany," May Muth, is in the
wings every night, waiting. just
waiting.
Joan Davis was in Don Loper's
salon trying on a merry widow
girdle designed to make women
look slim. Enthused Joan -
That's wonderful
so who cares if my face turns
blue!" The controversial
Gina Lollobrigida plays Hum
phrey Bogart's wife in BEAT the
Devil" Lew Ayres is signed
and delivered for "Donovan's
Brain"
They wanted Sonny Tufts to
sing my Cave Is Your Cave" in
Run for the Hills" to the Rudy
Vallee tune. But Rudy wouldn't
okay. And how fast they can
run! The picture was finished
in five days instead of the sched-
uled six. Saw Pamela and
James Mason lunching withNPaul
Gregory and I feel a tour coming
on. A pigeon relays from
Rome that Pat Wymore'S option
with with Er,ol Flynn will not
be picked up.
The William Holdens with the
Glenn FordS will host a big
party at Preston Sturges' Thea
ter Restaurant" Road to Rome"
premiere February IA.
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Evening star., 1953-01-15
} ~ THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 1858
The Posing Show
Shelton Plays Sad Figure
In CupitoI's The Clown
By Joy Cormody

There is legend that the burning ambition of all clowns
to play Hamlet The today that Shelton
it in picture called, of all things, 1.-THE Clown"
Skeletons aboutface display Capitol
brought off in screenplay paraphrase of
Champ which the whoppers takie period
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Boy Meets
Girl Again
Hiowotho, T.hot Is,
Wins Minnehoho
In Keith's Film

'HIAWATHA." an Allied Artist picture
produced by Walter Mirisch, directed by
Kurt Neumann, screenplay by Arthur
StraWn and Dan Ullman, based on the
poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Second Fireman Dies
After Chimney Falls;
Two Others Injured

A second Ellicott City (Md.)
volunteer fireman has died from
injuries received when the Chin
ney of a burned house collapsed
early Christmas morning.
The second victim was Charles
Ditch, "A. He died in st. Agnes
Hospital, Baltimore, at 8 o'clock
last night. He leaves his wife
and a teen-age daughter.
Joseph A. Stigler. "a. lieu
tenant in the volunteer fire.
fighting company. was the first
victim. He died in st. Agnes
Hospital about a half hour after
the chimney collapsed at $40
am. yesterday.
Two other firemen remained
in serious condition at st. Agnes
They are Albert Massey, 18, and
1t. Charles Ash, 40.
The four Ellicott City volun-
teers were buried in a pile of
brick and cement when the
three-Story chimney came top
pling down on them as they were
preparing to go home.
The house, a 25-room frame
building located on Route %
about a mile south of Ellicott
City, was burned to the ground
in an all-night blaze. Only
three chimneys were left stand
ing when the fire finally burned
itself out. The four firemen
were standing about Is feet
from one of the chimneys when
it suddenly came down on them.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Germantown Man Shot,
Second jailed in Row

A shooting caused by an argu-
ment over a girl during a Christ
mas dinner ended with one man
in the hospital and another in
jail, Montgomery County police
reported today.
The victim was identified by
Police Pvts. Kenneth King and
Frederick Pearson as Edward
Jackson, Is. colored. of Route 2,
Germantown. He is in fair con-
dition in Suburban Hospital suf-
ferlng from bullet wound in
the right side.
A charge of assault with a
deadly weapon-a .22-caliber
rifle-was placed against Roy
Warren, So, colored, also of
Germantown.
Police said the men argued
over a girl at Christmas dinner
in Warren's home yesterday
afternoon. The shooting took
place about 3 p m. near the house.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
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Developments This Sundays editorial front throws the big
Of 1853 into yeori end perspective
AROUND WASNGToN-The yeors developments in and around the
Notions CoptoI thrown focus this Sunday BY John Thompson
his metropolitan Scene" also in the editorial section.
DEAN OF oYSTRENTe Chesapeake the
Eastern Shore living from its hardy breed Co
Robert w. Bdworh S still rolls his bunk his boteou, the
G. Anderson, dedee for His wife still cords
and kni the om This Sundays Stor Pictorial Mosone sails with
Cop'n Bob for q ddy on the bay
THE LORDS PRAR-The late Fulton 0uses story the
choir boy who the for the Lords Prayer only
Of several features in this Sundays This Week Mosozne
TWIN POLITICAL ASsETsNot Wseonss Representative
Lester Johnson first his district
created, He credits his girls with large assist the
Feoue Writer sobee Shelton the home this Sundays
Wemen's Section
ON STAGE AND ARo Dromo Critic Joy comody the shows
1853 ond Star TVRodo Coumn Harry Mocthur eviSons
contribution
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Evening star., 1953-12-26
Richmond Prepares
For Inauguration
OF New Governor
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Dec, 26. = The
State Capitol will begin to show
signs around the first of the year
of Governor-elect Thomas B.
Stanley's pending Inauguration.
That's when Workmen will be-
gin to build temporary platforms
over the south portico steps. On
these platforms, General Assem-
bly, members, State Supreme
Court Justices, and other State
dignitaries will gather to induct
the new Governor.
E. Griffith Dodson, clerk of the
House of Delegates, has begun
work on preliminary plans for
the January 20 affair. He is be-
ing assisted by other State Off
cialS.
Retiring Gov. Battle and the
assembly's inaugural committee
will greet the new Governor at
Hotel John Marshall and then
escort him at the head of a pa
rade to Capitol Square.
There the Governor will be
sworn into Office shortly after
noon on the south portico Of the
capitol. 1t. Gov. A. E. S. Ste
phens and Attorney General j.
Lindsay Almond, jr.. also will
take the oath of Office there.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Plot to Rob Bakery Misfires,
Juvenile Gang Outsmorted

Three juveniles and one adult
are being held today by police
after the planned holdup of a
Northeast bakery misfired and
blew up in their faces yesterday.
Detectives Shirley F. O'Neill
and Robert j. Reed, both colored,
were assigned to pocketbook
snatching that had occurred
Thursday. They knew that
17-year- -old colored youth had
leaped from an auto in the first
block of E street S.W.. and had
tried to snatch a pocketbook
from Mrs. Aphrodite Pappas. 81,
of 2507 Thirty third street Sc.
However, as he reached for
the bag, Mrs. Pappas' daughter,
Mrs. Valsilki Katsifos. grabbed
it. The resulting tug of war
spilled $40 in change onto the
sidewalk. The youth ran back
to the auto in which three other
boys were Waiting.
A motorist. Charles Taylor.
of 625 M street S.W., saw the
incident. He got out of his car
to help the victims but fell and
was unable to catch the youth.
Another motorist took the
tag number of the getaway
car and called it in.
Detectives O'Neill and Reed
started from there. They found
the car belonged to the father
of the juvenile. The boy could
not satisfactorily explain his
whereabouts at the time of the
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Suspect in Hit-Run
OF Policeman Held

A suspect in the hit-and-run
injury early Thursday of Pvt.
William E. Kitchen was placed
under $700 bond yesterday in
Municipal Court pending hear
ing January 26.
Held on the traffic charge was
Harry R. Deery, 40, of 626 South
Adams street, Arlington.
According to police, a car
answering the description of one
owned by Deery was seen leav-
ing the site after an accident on
the Benning Road Bridge. Wit
neSses said the car had struck
Pvt. Kitchens motorcycle,
dragged it a short distance and
then sped away.
Deery reported to police
Thursday afternoon that his car
had been stolen. After ques-
tioning he was taken to Mu-
nicipal Court where Judge Ma
dine L. Gallagher ordered him
held on the charge of leaving
after colliding.
Pvt. Kitchen is in Emergency
Hospital with a broken hip.
Evening star., 1953-12-26

attempted robbery. His father
brought him into headquarters.
When questioned the boy said
he worked for the Olympia Bak-
ing Co. Mrs. Pappas is the presi-
dent of that firm. After more
questioning, the youth broke
down. Police said he gave the
following story.
The juvenile and 19-year-
old, Fred Lindsey, of the 400
block H street S.W., who also
worked at the bakery, had
planned to rob Mrs. Pappas of
receipts taken in during the
week. The pair planned to use
the car belonging to the juve-
niles father. They also bought
two plastic toy guns.
Thursday while cruising the
area adjacent to the bakery the
pair picked up two more boys,
Is and II years old. These boys
were taken into the plan because
they were unknown to employees
of the bakery. They were to do
the actual "gun work"
AS the boys were casing"
their job. the two women came
out of the bakery and started to
get into their auto. Seeing the
original plan to enter the bakery
and rob the cash register could
not be carried out, the 17-year-
old leaped from the car and
snatched Mrs. Pappas' pocket
book.
When questioned, the youth
incriminated the other in the
attempted holdup.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Two Brothers Wounded
In BrowI Over Girl

Two brothers were wounded,
one of them critically, yesterday
during a brawl after they went
to call on a girl friend.
Booked on two counts of as
sault with a dangerous weapon
was zemmer w. Kellogg, So,
colored, of the 1400 block of P
street NV. a laundry worker.
Police said Willie o. Thurston,
80. colored, of the first block of
New York avenue NE, a tile
setter, suffered a gunshot wound
in the chest. He is in critical
condition in Freedmens Hos
pital.
His brother, Douglas, %, a
construction worker, of the 1900
block Corcoran street NV, suf-
fered superficial wound on the
neck, police said.
The boys told police they called
on Kellogg's step-daughter and
became involved in an argument
when Kellogg insisted the girl
was not at home.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Price Elected Master
OF Arlington Masons

Aubrey C. Price has been
elected worshipful master of the
Arlington Centennial Lodge 81,
A. F.. & A. M.
Others elected are Robert E.
Lord, senior warden; John P.
Balster. treasurer; P. o. Shep-
herd. jr.. secretary; j. c. Hutchin-
son, junior warden; Curtis Ed
wards. senior deacon, and Shir-
ley M. Stanford, Junior deacon.
officers appointed are Samuel
Miller, senior steward; Donald
E. Boyd. jr.. junior steward;
Frank A. Coe. ST., chaplain:
James S. McCurdy, deputy chap
lain; William F. Won Aim. tiler:
P. o. Shepherd, ST.. marshal and
lecturer; Roy l.. Pedigo. chief
instructor; Emory C. Pharr, Ma
sonic Herald representative: A.
E. Norwood, Entertainment Com
mittee chairman, and Harold
Uphold, Temple fund chairman.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Dr.. DiMichueI to Speak

DR.. Salvatore G. DiMichael,
newly appointed full-time execu-
tive director of the National AS
sociatiorr for Retarded Children.
will speak on the associations
need for a comprehensive pro-
gram at a meeting of the Arling-
ton group at 5 pm. Monday at
the County Health Department.
1900 North Edison street. Arling-
ton. The meeting previously was
scheduled for last Monday.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Juvenile Delinquency Unit
In State Asked at ARLINGTON

Creation of Virginia State
commission to study juvenile de-
linquency was called for today
by the Arlington County Board.
The board. at its regular meet
ing today. voted to ask the county
delegation to the Legislature to
offer legislation setting up the
commission.
The report of a legislative COM
mittee to the board said the
commission could provide a pro-
gram to cope with juvenile prob
lens which would not be a
patchwork of uncorrelated laws"
Evening star., 1953-12-26
Arlington Will Seek
0. K. for Referendum
On County Sales Tax

The Arlington County Board
today put it's official approval
on a plan to request State legis-
lation authorizing a referendum
on a county sales tax.
The board agreed to ask the
county delegation to the Gen.
eral Assembly in Richmond to
introduce legislation which would
give the board power to collect
county sales tax not exceeding
2 per cent.
The sales tax would not go
into effect unless approved by
the county voters.
Wants SO State Sales Tax.
In another sales tax Develop
ment, Delegate Jack w. Witten
of Tazewell County announced
he will offer a bill calling for a
per cent State sales tax when
the Legislature meets next
month.
DR.. Witten said the bill will
provide for a tax applied at the
wholesale level to virtually all
commodities not otherwise speci-
fically taxed by the State, the
Associated Press reported.
The Arlington Boards legis-
lative advisory committee pre-
dicted higher real estate and
personal property taxes to meet
expenses, unless new source Of
revenue is found.
! A minority report filed by leg
islative committee m m b r
Ernest j. Holcomb said no board
member could "in his right mind
add this sales tax without grant,
ing tax relief for those property
owners least able to pay"
squeezing Blood Money"
Nearly 10 per cent of county
property owners earn less than
$4,000 year. Mr.. Holcomb said.
They pay county taxes which are
not greatly different from the
taxes paid by persons earning
more than $4,000 a year, he
declared.
Adding a sales tax to the bur-
den of low-income property
owners would be like squeezing
blood money, Mr.. Holcomb said.
He is president of the Waycroft-
Woodlawn Citizens Association.
Fairfax County already has
asked to be included in permis-
sive sales tax legislation, If it
is granted to any other county
in nearby Virginia, such as Ar
lington.
Alexandria can impose a sales
tax any time it chooses under
the city's present charter. One
was proposed last year, but was
voted down by city council prin-
cipally because no other juris-
diction in nearby Virginia had
a sales tax.
City officials since have spoken
favorably of a sales tax, however,
if Arlington and Fairfax impose
such tax.
Evening star., 1953-12-26
SoisburyWorned
Fire Threatens
City Water Tank
BY the A.seeiossd Press

SALISBURY, Md, Dec. as
The city engineer is worried
about half a million gallons Of
water being threatened by fire.
Philip C. Cooper. the engineer,
urged City Council to buy land
surrounding the steel tank hold
ing part of Salisbury's water
supply for security reasons"
He wants to build fence
around the tank because if a
fire started around it the sup
ports might be damaged.
I'll take my chances on the
fire department to keep this wa
ter from burning up," commented
Councilman Harry o. Fullbrook.
The question was referred to
the fire marshal for an opinion.