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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-26

HOLLYWOOD W-Ths chamb1
AZ Cammarca seat liks thia, bui
nsias DAVIS and Carr herFA have
moved from ne sunny ahoFes 81
calllsrnla 10 ne Foek-bound eoasi
- Maine.
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pwuanA. Malne. whifh - Inas
ahuul a. Car from Hotlywood as
yuu can Get ard stEl remain u
fha euuiinsnial Uniisd states. hs
not heeaups they hate TIE Tim
town. ms ne elimaie.
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ehndren," explained MsrrM. 80
L here Cor ''wstness 10 Murder
wlsh Barhara elanwyek and Georse
Sanders. ~callinrnla weather .
plsasant, but 10 mach %. Il makes
Ifs 100 easT.
ssnosh Beta ard I love . change
q ssanonn. And we think . cod
wimier h Rood for Ids. II presents
ehnlleness 10 them. 4 enly IN sueh
shinns a. putting En- galothes hs.
ERE they 90 ct 10 play.
For TIE benefii 81 ny fell0w
nsflves. I explain nat beth Bette
and Cary wers CallfoFnians oniy
~ pFufsssional neeessliy. Bob
we're born snd reared n New Ene'
lad. sha In Lpwsll. Mass, and he
IN Hartford. Gem. ! aaked Be-
thay happened 10 settle Ia Port
land.
we belh loxe ne open oeean.
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wondarid about LIVING nsar T. bul
h has 10 be the Atlamtie for -.
rs much diffsreni from tha Pa.
eille--has more ehaFneter.
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Hollywood
Notes
- L. Thom.s
D. Deb nomss

we weni 20 10 Maine last sun
mer, ioilowing Besiss operatioa.
ne wasnt able 10 Do muek. 80 we
stayed II . ledge. whers re could
have services. We isu In love with
Ne eouniFy and decided 10 try
ssaying thsre. We rented . house
ard had err hErnitars sent cua
frnm California.
ms really deal Hvlng. Sure.
ne winiers are e0ld, bul not loo
cold. We're on the ocean. bit only
Is minutes from Porsland. the big-
eesi cry In Maine. You ean take
ne overnight train 10 New York
or Set there In % minutes via ar.
plane.
We have cone 10 know soms
great people thore-doctora. law.
yeFB and 70 iorth. No show people
al al. And Do yoa know some
thing-we lave the most interest.
inc conversations"
] asked about Betie's health. and
he sad she IL aetting back In the
pink AGAIN. Earlier this year she
vas operated On for osieomysliiis
of TIE iaw. merrill reported thar
she had no feeling aFound the jnw
after the operation. BIT Il d grad.
ually returning.
Bette wE probably be out here
In Hollywood after TIE first Of the
year" he added. she Il supposed
q DO Queen Eiizaheth for Fox.
They appear 10 be having some
trouhle fading . SIT Waiter Raj.
eigh. Bot then rs hard 10 iind
any ne around Fox ythess days"
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EisNER FURNrTURE COMPANY
st1 Duck Avenue. Poinciana
Phons 1e1Si. We Bay and Sell
ksw and Used Furnitura
nov1 4
Evening star., 1953-10-17

slipcover for a sofa and two oc-
caSional chairs? I would like
to use all solid colors.
A. For your living room rug
suggest gray: draperies, rose;
sofa Slipcover, blue with gray
moss fringe trim; occasional
chairs, one wine and one gray.
@. Our bathroom is rather
small. The fixtures are white
and the floor tile is a medium
blue and white marbleized. The
tile above the tub is also blue.
What colors would you suggest
for the walls and ceiling. shower
curtain, window curtains and
rug?
A. Light yellow in the walls
and pale blue on the ceiling
would make your bathroom look
larger. A wine, yellow and blue
plaid shower curtain, light blue
window curtains and a wine rug
would be- smart.
@. Our televiSion set is 26
inches wide. I want to hang a
picture above it. I saw one that
I like. but it is 43 inches wide.
Evening star., 1953-10-17

This would make the picture II
inches wider than the television,
812 inches on each side. Do you
think that would look unbal-
anced? If so, approximately
what size picture should I
look for?
A. A picture about 20 inches
wide would be in proportion to
the television cabinet. However,
if you like the larger picture you
saw, you could put narrow cab
inets or bookShelves the same
height on either Side of the tele-
vision, which would give the piece
a wider appearance.
@. I am planning to redec-
crate my combination kitchen
and dinette which are separated
Evening star., 1953-10-17

by knckknack shelves. The floor
covering in the kitchen part is
marbleized red with a black bor-
der and the cabinets are white
with gray counter tops. The di-
nette furniture is mahogany.
What colors would you suggest
for the walls, curtains, small
table for the kitchen and rug
for the dinette?
A. A rug for the dining area
of your combination kitchen and
dinette the same shade of red as
the kitchen floor covering would
be a good selection. For the walls
of both areas I suggest Wedg-
wood blue; for the curtains, a
pattern on a red background; for
the kitchen table, black.
Evening star., 1953-10-17
,GIoss Collecting Hobby Is Possible on Smo Budget
By Betty Lenohon


No longer q hobby for only
the wealthy. glass collecting and
a small budget can go hand in
hand. A little time. careful Sc
lection and trained eye will
turn up unusual and decorative
glassware for as little as a dime
or a quarter. And, nine chances
out of 10. no one will know that
the treasures have not been ac-
CURED by haunting auctions and
antique shops.
The same type of century-old
patterns valued by collectors of
fine glassware are now available
to every one at moderate prices.
thanks to modern, machine
made techniques which can re-
produce favorite old patterns at
little cost and with virtually the
same color and sparkle of ex-
penSive pieces.
May Rise in Value.
AS matter of fact, some Of
the glassware available in the
local dime store may be worth
considerable more in a few years
because inexpensive machine
made glassware often suffers the
same fate as its more valuable
predecessors, although for differ
ent reasons.
Smart styling, variety and du-
rability have created such a tre-
mendous demand for moderate
priced glass tableware and decor
ative glass accessories that manu-
facturers must constantly add
patterns to their lines and dis
continue current ones. Once a
pattern is taken out of a manu-
facturer's line, one may find 1t
in a variety, chain or depart
ment store for a period of about
two years. After that, it be-
comes a rarity. with scarcity in
creasing its value.
Look for unusual shapes and
varying patterns and sizes to
add interest to a glassware col
lection. Cups. vases and glass
containers of all kinds fit into a
glass collection and frequently a
dime store dinner or salad plate
or salad bowl copied from an
early Sandwich glass or Vene-
tian glass pattern will appeal to
the collector.
Dark Background.
Bookcases, knick knack
shelves and cabinets make at
tractive settings for such a col
lection but be sure to display it
against a dark background
which will bring out the high
lights of the glass.
Or, glass containers can be
put to use as holders for ciga-
rettes, after-dinner mints and
flowers, while glass plates in a
collection can be used as extra
serving dishes for canapes or at
the dining table.
Answers to Questions.
@. am buying new light
finish furniture for my bedroom.
l am planning to get a vari-
colored plaid rug and would
like to use either a red or a
green bedspread. What colors
would you suggest for the walls,
throw rugs, draperies and
lamps?
A. Dark green walls in your
bedroom will show up the light
furniture to advantage. For the
draperies I suggest q pattern in
red and green on a yellow back
ground and for the throw rugs
and lamps, chartreuse. The red
bedspread would be nice with
the other colorS.
@. The wallpaper in my living
room has a pattern in pink and
white on a blue-gray back
ground. What colors would you
suggest for the rug, draperies,
Evening star., 1953-10-17

l4o3 n. Courthouse Rd, Ah.
DsNr, JA S-s5a5 rs Evenings "a. $500
SuR46y after P.M. IA. S-SSS6 ne. S-435l
Evening star., 1953-10-03
Hollywood Diary
Paramount liked
By Audrey DeqL
By Audrey Deo
By SheiIoh Grohom

it looks as If it will have to be
sold in its unfinished state to
the highest bidder.
jeanne Dru is taking off to
join John Ireland in London.
They may stay over there while
John does a play for Laurence
Olivier at the old Vic.
incidentally, a Hollywoodite
just returned from London tells
me he sat next to Vivien Leigh
and her husband at a theatre
premiere recently. And Vivien
didn't look well at all, although
I see she's a big hit in her play
with Larry.
Ann Sothern will do a syndi-
Gated column aimed for the Sec
retary trade If she can find time
to write it herself. No ghosts
for Annie.
Lana Turner's lease on that
Paris apartment is for an entire
year, so why the talk of her re-
turning here to make a picture?
Tom Ewell is reading the
script Of "The Happy Scoundrel"
for Movie Producer Len Gold
stein. Tom can pick any play
he likes to follow the Seven
Year Itch" but says acting every
night gets to be very strenuous.
He's terrific in the play, however
so light and easy, you'd never
guess he was under any strain.
\ X X X
Garbo plans to go around the
world in the black yacht she
rented on the Mediterranean this
summer. This way she'll really
get away from it all. I've given
up hoping Garbo will ever make
another picture. Maybe she's
wise to rest on her old laurels.
Harry Carey, jr., is set for
Alan Mowbray's play, Flame
out" Alan has left for Broad
way to line up production plans.
Eddie Cantor is making sure
that Jack Benny is we'll enough
to keep his appointment on Ed
dies first TV show of the season.
Flu felled Jack the last time.
But this time, therell be a doctor
on the set to hold him up, if
necessary. And I can't wait to
hear Jacks comments about his
r-in-law Babe on his next
radio show.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-10-03

The program, which will run
until May, will open october 8
with the showing of 1.-THE Black
Pirate" starring Douglas Fair
banks. Successive films, one each
month, will include Riders of
the Purple Sage" with Tom Mix;
"Kismet," starring Otis Skinner;
"Son of the Sheik," with Rudolph
Valentino; Charles Chaplin's
Carmen; Shadows" with Lon
CLANCY; Roaring Rails" star
ring Buster Keaton, and THE
Primrose PATH" with Clara Bow.
The film series is open only
to Gallery members.
X X X
MODERN DANCE: Marion
Chace this year will head
the Modern Dance Council,
the non-prof1t group which
seeks to increase appreciation.
understanding and enjoyment of
contemporary dance as an art
form. Other officers include
Vina Vinyard, vice-chairman;
Ruth Braunstein, recording Sec
retary; Linda Verrill, CORE
spending secretary, and Heidi
Pope, treasurer.
First concert program under
the councils auspices will be
that of the Agnes De Mile Dance
Theater, which comes to Con-
stitution Hall october 13 and IA.
X 4
SATURDAY SUMMARY: The
Children's Theater of Washing
ton has set October 27 as the
meeting date for its Advisory
Board and Activity Committee.
1t will be held in the community
room of the Washington Post
Building, time 8 pm. Chief
speaker will be Rose Robinson
Cowen, who will outline the the
ater's plans for the coming sea-
son. The Motion Picture and
Television Council of Washing
ton will meet Friday, October 9,
at 819 Sixteenth street. .
Speakers will be Sidney Hoff-
man, manager of the Metropoli-
tan Theater. His subject:
-Four Hundred Thousand
Bosses" broadway" the
Phillip Dunning-George Abbott
melodrama of the '20s, will be
the first play of the Falls Church
community theater's new season.
1t will be presented October 27-
81 in the Madison School audi
torium, John Green, directing.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
Cast.

II Believe in YOU" the new
British picture at the Little and
the Silver Spring, is not a love
story in the usual sense, but a
heart-warming one about proba-
ton officers.
The film develops this public
servants existence as a sort OF
dedication to reScuing his.
clients, if he can, from their own
frailties. Along with excellent
entertainment, it offers an in
sight into the lives of those who
brush with the law.
AS Cecil Parker's appealing
Mr.. Phipps finds, his job as pro-
baton officer is not merely a
matter of tidying up their lives
for them. He must meet them on
their own level, and in so doing,
inevitably involve his life in
theirs.
Mr.. Phipps is pompous sort
who on surprising impulse
gives up a comfortable, settled
existence to become a probation
officer. The idea comes to him
when he gets involved as by
stander in a case being handled
by another probation officer,
Miss Mathieson, portrayed by
Celia johnson.
His most poignant impression
of his job in the first six months
is concentrated in his feet. AS
he makes the rounds of his
territory, these eXtremities are
alternately or concurrently sore,
wet and cold.
But Mr.. Phipps emerges from
his Introductory association with
the world of human degradation,
it's hostility, it's stone walls and
it's scabies and nits, with his
shell softened. It only remains
for Miss Mathieson and Mr..
Dove, the self1eSS veteran proba-
tion officer, to finish the job.
X X X X
The setting of the story pro-
vides a wealth Of subject matter
Evening star., 1953-10-03
+. NJ. LOEW'S
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR
CHIEF DRIVEN

On the indian Head Hwy. Via SO.
capitol st; 6l2 Mi. From y. c. Line.
Phone LO. 7-S1OO
Open. 500. Show Starts at $50
Double Feature. Children Under 12
Free. Playground for the Riddles.
JOHN WAYNE and ROBERT RYAN,
WTHE III VINO
Evening star., 1953-10-03
Where and Wien
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
National - Shadow of the
Glen" Riders to the Sea" and
"Workhorse Ward" at 2:30 and
"Playboy of the Western World"
at $3.50 pm. y
Arena-"A Phoenix Too FIRE.
1uent" and "The Happy Jour-
ney"; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AmbassadOr-"A Lion Is in the
Streets; 1:20, 800, 5:25, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
Capitol THE Robe; 1880
am, 1:25. 4, 6:35, 9:10 and
11:45 pm.
CoIumbia-"Gentlemen Prefer
Blonds";; 1920 am, lis, $40,
5, 6:55, $50 and 10.45 pm.
DupOnt-"The Moon Is Blue;
1, $40, $40, 1880, GAS and
IL pm.
Keith's-"East of Sumatra";
1850 am, 1:50, $50, $50, 7:50,
$50 and 1850 pm.
Little-"I Believe in YOU:
1:35, 1885, $40, 7:45 and $50
pm.
Macarthur Tonight at
$780,; 2:20, Ais, 6:10.
MetrOpolitan-"A Lion Is in
the Streets; HAS am, las,
3:45, 5:45, 7:45. GAS and HAS
pm.
Ontario - 1.-THE Sea Around
U.s.; 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 8, 10 and
1850 pm.
PaIace-"I, the Jury; 11:30
am, 1885, 1885, $40, 7:45, $50
and 11:55 pm.
PIayhOuse-"Roman Holiday;
11:05 am, ITO, 3:15, $40, 1880,
9:35 and 11:45 pm.
Plaza-"Times Gone By; IL
am, 1880, 2:40, 4:25, 6:15, $40,
10 and 1850 pm.
Silver Spring-"I Believe in
You"; 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux From Here to
Eternity; 1885 am, los, 3:20,
5:35, 7:50, 10 pm. and 1910 am.
Evening star., 1953-10-03

for the incidental themes woven
into the film.
There is the love Of Mr.
Phipps' exasperating dead-end
type charge, Hooker, played by
Harry Fowler, and Miss Mathie-
sons sultry Norma, portrayed by
Joan Collins.
And then there are the star
studying crone who just wants
some one to listen to her dreams
of past glory, the society girl
who has taken to heavy drink,
the husband who periodically
Evening star., 1953-10-03

KAVWInMn Today Thru Monday.
NA WUVU SUSAN HAYWARD,
ROBERT MITCHUM WHITE WITCH
DOCTOR" CTechnicolor), at l:20,
3:25, $50, 7:30, 9:3O,
Evening star., 1953-10-03

leaves his wife because she is so
"uppity" and the gentle old lady
who is convinced some one is
trying to poison her cat.
This j. Arthur Rank presen-
tation is based on a novel by
Sewell Stokes. and makes good
movie fare. H. G.