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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

nerlidung oes relisioien 2ebens. Der
| eifrtge Ntiiionar, Der 6as Oeutibe
ooaitdnoig beberrihte, nar elm belieb'
ter Heoner auf bieien 8eranItaltun-
gen, uno oft beltritten er uno Der
,@anoerer' -Geoafteur ben Sal1ptteil
oes Brogramms.
slus oieier 3uiammenarbeit ergab
! it'd cine Solioaritdt, oie ipdter ben
8iidof au6 Dem Gentral-8erein mo-
ber bradte. gs tpar oas pabrenO ieis
mes Birfens in 2eao. Sn oen oortigen
Searlfihen 8olominen beitanoen
reht aio5iale Gerbdltniiie. Ser 8i-
| lbof ieste ii6 marmen Ser5ens fiir
Die gergIeute Elm lno foroerte fir
oleie Sonntagsrube, 1penigItens oie
Wogliffeit, ibrer Sonntagspfli6t gu
geniigen. Gin iolder u&aoifalismus"
bra6te i'm in &onflift ni6t allein
nit fapitaliltii6en &reiien, lonoern
au6 nit fatboliiben ~Brominen5en"
rno man bereitete ibm aaerbunO
Shpiertgfeiten, gang abgeieben BON
onenen uno perl ltedten Ingriffen in
Ser Brelie, Oenen oie &atbolifen oes
Sanoes gleidgiiltig seseniiberItanoen,
Salt aQeln unter BEN fatbolil6en
glattern pertetoigte Ser ,8anOerer'
Ben 8il6of. Gte oamals nod il,nge
Gentral=Steue oes Gentral-Tereins
I6loB iid) oen ,8anberer' an, unO
oas &omltee fir lo5iale Sdtigfeit emit
lanote BEN Oamaligen Silfsoireftor
Der Gentral=SteQe na6 2eao, I'M cine
gritnOli6e Gnqtete por5unebmen. Ser
Silfsolreftor mar 2ouis 8uOen5, Der
bellte i'm gan5en 2ano befannt lit.
Sr. 9uoen5 peilte mebrere @o6en
in Siio=Gafota, uno Ieine iorgfdltige,
bon Ser Central Stelle perbreitete
llnterlu6ung legte sic WtiBItdnoe in
ben 0tinen blob llnO itellte cine gldn-
5enOe Hehtfertigung oeS Sorgebens
Don 8il6of 9ui6 oar.
Ser quite 8iidof mar fir Oieie ltn=
erpartete Silfe ber5li6 oanfbar. gr
erl6ien auf Ser Notwithstanding
oes GentralzSereins in 8ittsburgb
Q914, Inn perlonlitb 5u oanfen. er
tat Oas in elmer prd6tigen slniprahe
in 8egenpart Oes 9Gpltlihen 0ele=
goten 6alconio, ser i'm offentlid] be-
gllidlpitnl6te.
9luh lpGter fono iih 9ii6of guid
pieoerbolt olf oen Gagungen oes
Central =Gereins ein, uno ieine regc
Sellnabme trug nid]t tpenig bel gum
Grtolg Ser 8eneralperiammlung in
ct. GloltO Dor iltlt fiinflno5uon5ig
Sahren.
@eitern pltroe 8iidof 8ul6 nah
einem feierli6en Nontififalamt in ser
Ct =Morier -&atbeorole unter 9etei=
ligtng 5ablrei6er 8iih0fe 5u @robe
getragen. Sic 8reoigt belt Ser
6ohplte ST. gr5biicbof Dturrap.
r. I. p.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
Drr Sdrattpn

Ser ana6e 5beooor trie6 it6 i'm
flelncn Sofraum Dor Dem Sauie
leine5 Saters berum nit aaerlei
Spiel5ellg, OaS ibm Die 3eit pertiir-
gen ioQte.
ySie ober Oenn sic Ginoer ni6t
lange NIT einen unO oernielben
@egenItanO it6 gerne bel6Gftigen
mogen 10 mari er balO oas Spiel
5eug BON lid uno erg0bte lif nit
San5en unO Springen al1f oie potter,
lihlte @eile.
Sic Some ldien flar uno freu10=
lih pom Simn1el, uno ser &nabe ge=
luabrte am 8ooen ieinen S6atten.
Gieier aber 5eigte ibm Elm per5errtes
8elidt unO perlGngerte 8eine, 10 oaB
lid ser fleine Sbeooor oariiber dryer
te uno oem S6atten entlpringen
mollte. God Oa bali ni6ts - ser
S6atten iprong nit ibm uno ber-
folgte i'm 10 lange, bis enolid Sic
Sonne binter cine oi6te i6tpere
@olfe ii6 perbarg, lporal1f Ser &nabe,
in Ser lleber5eugllng er babe Dem
bGBli6en Man am gooen etniprin-
gen tonnen, berubigt 5ll ieinem Spiel
5eug iid tpieoer nieoerleste.
9tadJ einiger 3eit, oa iid Sic Sonne
am Simmel nieoer bliden lieB, 1par
aud) Ser S6atten oes &nuben nieoer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

Staat iibernommen. - Ser ItellDer.
tretenOe tSomiet- 3onen- WiniIterprGii-
bent uno @enerallefretdr Der $50,
8alter ltlbri6t, ridtete in Sit,8er-
lin erneut angriffe gegen oie &ir6en.
leitungen in ser 8unoesrepublif.
Hiht nur uoie Wonopolfapitoliiten
unO anoere 8riessintereiie,1ten in
Bonn, ionoern aub Die vfiibrenoen
Serren Ser Stride in 8eit!0eutih.
lano" unteritiiBten oie 8olttif oes 8e=
neraluertrages uno banoelten oonit
yoHenfunoig gegen oie Ssntereiien oes
5rieoens uno ser frieoliebenoen 8e=
oolferung in 0euti6lano". ltlbri6t
be5id)tiete u. a. oie Stride, lie lebre
v9uloiamfeit gegeniiber ser fapitolis
Itiihen ausbeutuns". Dtit oieler
8uloiamfeit lei in ser Sopiet. 3one
S6luB genta6t luoroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

od, uno iest, neil 6as 2ageslidt faIt
lenfredt 1tieoeritrabIte, biel fieitter,
ia 5wergartig, budlig, nit oiden, ge-
or1ng1en JiiBen uno einem llngebeuer
groBen 9opf.
Scum Duroe Ser &nabe nod 1rger-
lt6er als porber uno periuhte Dem
auforlngli6en nod einmal 5u ent-
laufen. Iber feline 8olfe par am
Simmel - l1no ieine Wtiibe mar oer-
gebens.
Ga modte er ieinem aerger nit
8orten 2uft rno ipra6 gum S6at-
ten: ~Vtan 6at mir geiagt, ou 5eigeIt
meine 8eltalt getreu am gooen. @ie
tit Dos nogli6? Gor einiger 3eit oa
narIt ou lang unO bager, uno iest biit
ou oif un0 budlig, uno oielleiht in
elmer Stunoe Bit ou pieoer onbers.
Sd aber DeiB ge&uiB, oaB id) mid
ni6t perGnoert babe; uno oaB i6 nift
10 milo uno bGBlt6 bin ipie ou, oas
peiB id audi getpiB. Garum glib mir
sntluort, Ou WiBgeld)opf, parum
5eiglt on Oid in 10 peridieoenen b1B.
lihen 8eltalten? ltno 1penn bu mein
S6atten bit, murum lpillit ou nidt
einen uabren slboruf BON mir
nehmen?"
9lqein ser &nabe mohte frogen, 10
lange uno oft er poIlte. Ser S6atten
mertte gar nidt ooraltf uno gab tbm
feline slntlport.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

3eit leioeno mar, fam ser Soo ni6t
llnermartet. Mber er miro oarum 1lidt
meniger i6mer5li6 empfunoen Don
alien, Die ie nit 8ii6of 9ui6 in en-
gere 8e5iebungen gefommen iparen.
Dtit ibm l6ieo ein fron1mer SrieIter
ltnb luoblmeinenoer, penn au6 5utuet=
len miBperltanoener pdterli6er 0irte
Solepb 5. 8ui6 puroe am 6. slpril
1866 in Geo @ing, Mtinn., geboren,
100 lein Gater Elm angelebener 8an-
fier mar. Seine gltern ltan1nten, 10
piel mir milien, aus 8eitfalen rno
Dem Srier l6en. Seine Gorberei=
ttngsltuOien ma6te er inn Ganiiius
College in 8uHalo uno I'M Ser5= Seiu=
&oaeg Champion College, IN Yrairie
on Gbien. Bbiloiopbie uno Sbeologie
ltuoierte er in Snssbrud, mo er 1889
Die beilige 8rieIterlpeibe empfing.
Sptiter perbrafte er 5rpei Sabre an
Ser iungen Catholic llniperiitp in
Walbington, mo- er als erIter Stll=
bent eintrat uno at Sen S6iilern BON
81. Solepb S6rooer geborte. Na6
leiner &iidfebr nab ct. Baul murOe
er 5efretdr bon gr5bii6of SrelanO.
Sn Der 5olge5eit mar er sliiiltent at
ser &atbeorale uno ct. Wtarp's in
|5t. Baul uno erIter Bfarrer Ser bon
ibm gegriinoeten ct. .=Muguitinus =8e=
meinoe in South ct. Baul, Ser St.=
4nna= a=@emeinbe in Sc Sueur uno ct.
2amrence's in Winneapolis. Son
1902 an betatiste er lid als Golts-
miilionar als Setter ser bon ibm ins
Seben gerufenen 9i05eian=g =gtiiiion.
am 19. Wtai 1910 tpuroe er in ser
&apeae oes ct. t.-Baul-Seminars bon
Gr5bilfof Srelano 5um 8iifof bon
Seao, S.-9af, setueibt. @fit ibm
empfinsen flint anoere Hrieiter ser
gr5oio5eie Oie 8iidofspeibe; 8iidof
gnIb iiberlebte tie alle. SIM Sabre
1915 tpuroe er gum 8ii6of bon ct.
Glouo ernannt, als Ha6folger bon
8iihof Safob grobec. Sein Na6fols
ger in ct. glou0 lit ser bisberige
SilfsbiI6of (cwp juve SuccessioniS)
Heter @. 8artbolome.
gs mar in SEN Sabren ser Deii=
ltonstdtigteit oes 8iibofs, OaB mir
baufig NIT ibm 5uiammentrafen. SSn
nnlern oeuti6en fatbolii6en 8ereinen
berrl6te oamals cine rege Sdtigfeit.
Sanoauf, lanoub peranltalteten bie
Bereine Die i'm Sabre 1898 auf ser
Sagung oes Staatsberbanoes einge-
fiihrten "aatbolifentage i'm &leinen" j,
Die groBen Mnflang fanoen un0 piel
|beitrugen 5llr 8ertiefung uno 8erin-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

oriidten Nationen aus5uprelien, UNI
eiite ntG6tige arnlee nufreht5uerbal-
ten un0 cine Wiiblarbeit auBerbalb
Des gifernen 8orbangs 5u ettttpideln,
iDerben aub Die emtlarpten aonnut-
niiten in oen Ser. Staaten unDer5iig-
LID ourf geidtdtere 4genten bes
Rreinls eriebt tDeroen. Ger &pnmu-
nismus lit nur ,eine 5unftion nnb
0as eegenip1rtige gntpidlungsita-
blum oes mosfotpitiiben Sn1perialis.
mus. 8er gegen ben &ommlinismns
fampfen min, muB Dor allen 6as
8eien bes nosfomitilhen sSstnperia-
lismus, Die @eibidte Der mosfoipiti-
ifen 9eipotie oes nStaates obne
Station" ltnbieren, INN ni1t auf
Die Srrmeee Der gegenipartigen brit
tilben Bolitif 5n geraten. 8as gng-
LANDER uno Sran5oien fir eine biel-
Deripre6enoe .gpolution~ ser ruff
iben 8olitif balten, lit nur eine groB-
angelegte Sarnungsaftion, eine l1m-
itellune Der mosfotpitil6en Mggrel-
iion alf cine Diel breitere Balis oes
"parteilolen &ommunismus" BEL
gleid5eitiger 8eritarfung Der leiten-
0en 3entren bes mosfonitil1en ssm-
perialismns innerbalb utlb auBerbalb
oes giiernen Borbangs. @er biele
Evolution" bes mosfoinitiifen Ssn-
perialismus perfennt, risfiert, au6
i'm &anpf gegen oen &ommnnismus
81 einem S6attenidger 5ll tperoen.
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Rtfhuf 3nfrph 81. Bufdr

slm Wontag in ser sriibe erbielter
mir aus ct. Glouo Sic teleerapbiide
Na6ri6t, oaB gii6of Solepb S.
guId, Ser oltelte 8iIdof in oen Ser
Staaten, am 0reifaltigsfeits- -Sonlr.
tag, nadmittogs Inn orei ltbr, ianft
uno frteoli6 I'M Serrn itarb, nadoem
er am Samstagmorgen einen Ser5.
anfaa erlitten bate.
9a oas ebrlpiirOig Sberbaupt Ser
0io5ele ct. GlouO l6on ieit ldngerer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

ben ieit 80. Suli 1862 erfommuni.
3ierten 4aplan @alter Gettmann ods
8erbot, eeiItlide aleioung 5u tragen,
aus. &aplan Dettmann lit fiibreno IN
Der Serolosbah- -8epegung tatig uno
bat iid oamit oes ltngeboriams ge-
gen Sen apoItoliiben Stubl ihnloig
gemabt. Gas 8erbot gilt fir Die
Dauer ieines l1ngeborlans.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
ASTHMA, HOHER BLUT-
DRUCK, BLUTREINIGUNG
UND HERZKRANKHEITEN
durch
LIQUID
GARLIC
behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft ist
es gelungen, das so heilsame
Knoblauch in f1ussiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieSes alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp nit so
grossem Erfolg bel oben er-
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde von Ell
mem prominenten Arzt i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 hingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
schen Wissenschaft die aus
serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Acknowledging hervorgeho-
ben.
Nicht nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
sondern reinigt ebenfalls das
Blut; ist also Elm vorziiglicheS
FrIhjahrs- -Kurmittel.
Knoblaucn ist zines der be-
stem DesinfektionSnittel und
neutralisiert Schadliche Sub
stanzen i'm Magen und Inn
Unterleib.
Unser LIQUID GARLIC ist
leicht zu nehmen und der
ubele Nachgeschmack kann
leicht NIT einem ESS0ffel
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen werden zum Preis Won
$500 per Pint oder $3.50 per
Quart portofrei. Das neue,
dreimal starkere Knoblauch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Preiserho-
hung, bezogen werden Won der
Texas Liquid Garlic Go.
P.O. SO, Mineral Wells, Texas
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&irdenitrafe fir 9erolbsbadt tAn-
hanger. Ser 8iibof BON slugsburg
Or. Soief 6reunoorfer iprab gegen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

8atifan-8Dtldafter sefor6ert. SIN
Namen BON mebr als 100000 &a-
tbolifen Der Staot &amburg bat ser
oortige &atbolifenausiduB 8unoes-
fan5ler Or. @0enauer in einer @ruB-
botihaft gebeten, balbigit einen oert-
ihen 8otidafter beiln 8atifan 5u err
rennen Sn Der 8otidaft beiBt es II.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

@eridtsnrteil eesen fatboliide
Brieiter. @egen Sen fatboliI6en
8farrpifar Srieori6 SilIebranot aus
&ir6moier bel 8ranoenburg tpuroe
neulid bonn Sotpiet= 3onengeri6t in
8otsoam elm Bro5eB gefiibrt. Ser
Brielter tDuroe 5u 5tpei Sabren 11nb
5mei Wonaten @efdngnis berurteilt
Sn Ser urteilsbegriinoung beiBt es,
8ifar Siaebranot b1tte iih burd
ginfubr bon 5peibun0ert @ebetbii-
6ern aus @eit-0eutl6lano in bie
Sopiet- Bone gegen ~oas @eieb gum
Shub bes inneroertl6en Sanoels
beritoBen uno oamit zines Nerbre-
dens i6uloig gemadt. NuBeroem
mur0e aub linn, tpie bereits Yfarrer
8uid, MiBbrau6 oes 3iidtigungs-
re6ts porgetporfen. Die 8ei6aff1ne
bon @ebetbiihern, eine ausgeiprode-
ne ieeliorgerli6e @ngeleeenbeit, gilt
alio in Ser Sitaone als 8erbreden,
0as man fir cine 10 boDe 5trafe aus,
reibeno betradtet. @egen bieies ur,
tell tpuroe 8erufung eingelest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23
The Possinq Show
The Passing Show
Acodeny's Show Dropped
With Best Film Verdict
By Joy Cormody

Echoes of the Motion Picture Acadmys 25h
session will be long day dying And longest of all will be
the growing out OF the Oscar 1.-THE Greatest Show
Earth 1925 best motion picture surprising
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23

to her acceptance by acting as If
she expected some one to try to
snatch away her Oscar Best
tufts were those of Walt Disney
in making the musical awards,
especially his "Diomkin Timitri"
instead of Dimitri Tiomkin." {.
He enjoyed it as much as the
audience Cowboy Tex Rit-
ter's singing of 1.-THE Ballade Of
High Noon" left little doubt that
it was the years best movie
song >. Even if he did keep one
viewer fearful that he might for
get the lyrics remembering the
tricky tune.
MICS technical geniuses did
a marvellous job with the produc-
ton of the two-act show, with
5000 miles between acts . The
United States never looked
cozier Emphasized by Jane
Wyman's sudden look at the big
monitor behind her with a "oh,
there I am d. But there was one
difference between the movies
own magnifying screens and the
small television one that kept
insinuating it's way into the
viewers mind :. This was when
the audiences were being de-
scribed as the most glamorous"
and not a single glamorous face
showed in the audience Not
even Merle Oberon's which was
supposed to be in 1.-The lower
right of your screen" AS if
suddenly conscious of this. those
in charge soon dropped this area
of reference And concen-
trated on the glamour on the
stage where there was a lot,
covering several generations
For the hammiest pair of
speeches there was no prize :
Had there been, John Wayne
would have won it hands down
for his acceptances of the John
Ford and Gary Cooper Oscars
Most crisply gracious of the
thank yous" could have been
Stewart Changers in accepting
T. E. B. Clark's screenplay prize
for THE Lavender Hill Mob"
Next year, it will be really CO.
lossal.
BULLETIN BOARD: Mark down
April 10 on your calendar i
That's the day Critic John Ma
son Brown will deliver his annual
talk on the theater as a bene-
fit for the Frontier Nursing
Service The place is the |
Mayf1ower, the time. 4 pm. i
Two days remain of 1.-THE Quiet |
Man" booking at three Kogod-
Burka theaters, the Apex. Flower
and Naylor Gilbert Miller,
co-producer of Horses in Mid
stream" now at the Shubert, will
be an added starter among the |
honor guests at tomorrow's The
alter Week luncheon at the May
flower :. . The Jerry Adams will |
be fareWelled at Variety Club |
party next Saturday night :.
The recent head of o-Gold- |
wynn Mayors Office leaves soon
for San Francisco and a new job !
. Weekend newlywed is Alan |
director of Arena |
Stage His bride is Eugene
whom he met in Eng
land last summer while directing
Pullman Car Hiawatha."
Ladislas Fodor's 1.-THE Vigil" will
be presented in two perform
Friday and Saturday
by Foundry Methodist
Players in the church hall
Heading the cast is Paul Carmi,
two-time winner of the best-act-
ing award in the one-act play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23
Where and When.
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
National go Oklahoma; $50
pm.
Sam s. Shubert-"Horses In
Midstream";; $3.50 pm.
Catholic University-"Julius
Caesar; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AlnbaSsadOr-"The Blue Gar
denia";; lis, 500, 5:25. 1880 and
$40 pm.
Capitol-"I Love Melvin; II
am. LAS. 4:3O, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage. 1880. 3:35. $40 and
9:05 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Cobb;
1850 am; 1850. $3.50, $50. 1850
and $50 pm.
DupOnt-"High Noon; 1, 2:45,
1870. 6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Keith'S-"Peter Pam; 1855
am, 1:55, 1855, 5:55. 7:55 and
9:55 pm.
Little "Cheri";; 5:45, tbs,
$50 and 1925 pm.
Macarthur - ANGELS One
Five; 6:35 and $50 pm. Sneak
preview: 8:15 pm.
DISQUALIFICATION Christian
Andersen; II am, 1:05, $40,
Sis, 1880 and $40 pm.
Ontario-"The Stars Are Sing
ing; ITO, $3.50, $3.50, 7:45 and
GAS pm.
Palace "The Presidents
Lady,; 1925 am, 1880, $40,
5:45, 1850 and 9:55 pm.
Pix-"Parisienne Follies"; 8,
$40 and 1920 pm.
PIayhouse-"Come Back, Little
Sheba";; 11:25 am. 1:25, 1928,
$3.50, 1885 and 9:40 pm.
Plaza-"Limelight":: II am,
lis. $3.50. 5:45. 8 and 1920 pm.
Observation-Disclosures of thu
Wedding; 11:10 am, 1855,
2:45, 4:30, $40. $40 and 9:55
Warner - 1.-THE Blue Gar
denia"; 1928 am. 1880, 3:35.
$40, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23
Hollywood Diary
Vero-Ehen Stays on
As Metro Star
By Sheiioh Grohom

covered from his operation, the
TV show Red Shelton is now
filming has him chasing an
ambulance. and it drags him for
miles before he jumps inside.
That's going pretty far to prove
a point!
Maureen O'Hara'S young
brother, James Lillburn, squirrel
two cute gals along the strip the
other eve-Pier Angel and her
twin sister MarisSa. And
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-23

considering the AcademyS Sentl-
mental streak. But it was
shocking since the prize is sup
posedly awarded for a pictures
merit. not it's makers hold on
the industry's affections.
The television shows spirits
dropped upon this announce
ment. AS if consciences sud-
denly began to bother those who
had voted for the DeMille pic
ture in the confidence that
High Noon" would win anyA
way No one questioned the
excellence of the winner.
Nor that it was DeMille's most
artistic work in all his decades.
But the Thalberg award
would have paid any debt the
industry owes DeMille. The
Hollywood theory. however. is
double or nothing.
Odd angle of the decision is
that the industry which is sup
posed to degrade itself in it's
desire to please, disagreed with
virtually the entire country in
ignoring the merit of High
Noon" Which had made a
virtual sweep of so many other
merit awards, including the New
York Critics Circle prize.
X X X X
In spite of any shock in it's
ending, however. the show was
superb. Full of dramatic sur
prises. AS when Ginger Rog-
ers looked up. stunned, when
two characters came to get the
Oscar she had for MARCEL Vertes
for the costuming of Moulin
Rouge" :. Maybe, as S. N.
Behrman once observed sadly,
there are two of everybody"
E. And when Janet Gaynor got
the big applause of the evening
indicating she, not Mary Pick
ford who came on later, may be
everybody's sweetheart.
Then, there was the ovation for
LulSe Rainier. Her intensity
always annoyed Hollywood. and
vice versa. . But not on the
sentimental occasion of the
Academy's 25th birthday.
X ~
Oddly enough for all the pros
pect of sweep of prizes, High
Noon" did not earn the most
Oscars among the five pictures
nominited. &. That honor went
to the film which was no more
than a fourth place bet, THE |
Bad and the Beautiful It |
collected a total of seven awards, !
tops for the year. High !
Noon" won five. most of theim
higher calibcr if not so numer-
Gus. Samuel Goldwyn'S BEST |
Years OF Our Lives" is still cham
pion in this respect. It won
nine awards in its year, one more
than Gone With the Wind"
X
If 100000 saw the show, as.
reported, as the wedding of the |
movies and television," it was the |
most largely attended wedding in
history. And the families of |
the Incipals conducted them
selves with commendable dig
nifty -. Only here and there
was there Freudianf pitch to .
the dialogue. AS when Bob
Hope picked up, after an early
commercial, well, back from
commerce to entertainment"
And, a bit later, THANK you,
Mr.. Moneyman."
Shirley Booth not only earned
her best actress Oscar with her
Little Sheba" performance, but
added another best for her per-
Torrance in receiving the award
-. No one could have stumbled
up stairs more humanity, nor
made a more graceful speech of
acceptance once she reached the
stage Gloria Grahame, best
ls1N ~Y.tf
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weeping into their beer at the
Observation-Disclosures Dick
Haynes and Donald O'Connor.
Jeanette Macdonald, current
ly a big hit in Las Vegas, will
tour Europe early this summer
with husband Gene Raymond.
The Life Of Irving Berlin"
will probably have Eddie Fisher
as the songwriter. He made q
test IN New York which Daryl
zanuck now is viewing
Winthrop Rockefeller and Nancy
Sinatra are sharing the same
desert sun tan at Palm Springs
and Page 131 Of the Acad-
emy's Players directory, under
the heading Of "ingenues." has
Margaret O'Brien sharing the
page with M. Monroe!
(Released by NANA.)
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3-DGoes Right On
BEING Too Real
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Warner Bros. have come
up with a real three-dimen-
sional problem in House Of
Wax"
Director Andre de 10th dis
closes that a scene in which a
wax museum burns may have
to be sneak-previewed by the
fire department.
BUSHES of the film show the
Sd flames licking over the
heads of the audience.
We'll really burn up audi
ences with 3d." says De 10th
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Hollywood.


in 20th-Fox's Call Me Madam. :"
But she must gain some weight.
Kirk Douglas owns Is per cent
of what was 1.-THE Girl on the Via
Flaminia" now Somewhere in
the World"-which he films in
Paris. And Gary Cooper kept
10 per cent when he sold his
rights.
The deal is hot with the Co
lumbia Broadcasting System and
"Ah, Wilderness!" for a family
series on television., Mickey
Rooney did the movie.
Actor Jim Browns body lies
a-moldering on the cutting-room
floor. His entire role was scis-
sored from High Noon"-along
with that of Roberta Haynes.
But it isn't true that Stanley
Kramer plans to resurrect the
pair and build a new Noon"
d4OuIlU G1lcIu.
Farley Granger knocked of II
fan-mag interviews In the last
three weeks.
y
Fred MacMurray's suit for
100000 against the government,
which took over the use of 800 of
his best grazing acres, has been
postponed to late summer. j..
Fred says he doesn't mind the
grab of his cattle land-if they
pay market value.
Is everything on an even keel
for Howard in kiss Me, Kate?"
There was talk here last week
of John Carroll to play Petruchio
But, in or out of kiss Me"
Carroll will probably land Rose
Marie"
Some day someone will give
Dan DALEY a great acting part.
We caught glimpse OF what he
can do at the Screen Writers
Guild dinner. at which, incident
ally, a comedy of cancellations
gave us the break of seeing Mary
McCarty perform. Patti Andrews
was sick, so the sisters couldn't
do it. Rosemary Clooney had an
engagement out Of town, and
Dinah Shore begged of because
of date with RCA biggies. Now
Mary's getting plenty Of film
offers.
John Wayne and manager Bo
Roos have formed an "old shoe"
club. When one old shoe meets
another o. S., no matter which
part of the world, it's an intro
duction.
Mrs. Sterling Hayden called to
say her marriage with Sterling
was happy-until he went to q
psychiatrist three and q half
years ago. "He still goes and I
think it helped him but it Ger
tainly didn't help our marriage"
she added. Their property settle
ment is ready for signing.
It has to be love with Lex
Barker and Lana Turner. They
sat through three hours of their
pics together - her "Zeigfeld
Girl" and his "Tarzan's Savage
Fury"
Bette Davis will love this. Ads
for "The Star" in London say,
"as a paSSe movie star who re-
fuses to recognize that she's
through, Bette performs not only
as Miss Davis, but as Joan Craw-
ford. Miriam Hopkins, Tallulah
Bankhead and Gloria Swanson"
Rock Hudson's not-so-secret
passion is Universal-Interna-
tional starlet MARCIA Henderson.
She waits for him on the set
to be driven home in his red car.
Heart attack Notwithstanding,
Eddie Cantor worked actively for
SO different causes last year
which Is the big reason why he
copied Temple University's 1853
Humanitarian Award. On
the March 25th Four Star Play
house, Ronald Colman will be
the only performer. {: . And
Abby GreSnler and George
Murphy are planning q TV series
with the Yale Puppeteers.